Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-13

Misses Luverne Carlisle, Helen Lar
son. Mildred Strander, Mary Lowe
and Dorothy Hoch made up a motor
party to Grand Forks yesterday. They
will return to their homes in Crooks
ton this evening.
Mrs. Thomas F. Kane, University.
Place. is expected to return to this
city tomorrow from Odell, Ill, where
she.was called recently blythe death
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dow, who have
spent the winter months in California,
returned to Grand Forks on Tuesday
evening. Mr.. ana Mrs. Dow were the
guests of their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, DR.. n Mrs. Leroy c. Anderson
ruth Dow at San Diego, Cal, and
they also spent some time in Los
Angeles and Long Beach. They re-
turned home by way Of Washington
and made interesting stops in that
state and at Medford, Ore, and Spo-
kane, Wash.
Star, gave an attractive and interest
ing silver tea in the Eastern Star
rooms of the Masonic Temple on
Tuesday afternoon. The affair was
informal and from 3 to. $3.50 O'Clock
were the hours. An effective color
scheme Of yellow predominated,
through the rooms. Jonquils were US
ed and yellow shades and table favors
accentuating this color decorated the
dining room.
As the guests arrived each was in
vited to Join the other natives of her
state and this idea proved a novel
"get-acquanted feature" Miss Marie
Weisbecker, contralto, Miss Norma
Jensen, reader. and Miss Margaret
Gillette. dancer, gave the afternoons
program. The hostesses were Mes
danes l.. K. Raymond. C.. F. Weiss
becker. Martin Jensen, S. H. Booth
X X Il
Mrs. ]. r. Williams, 420 South Sixth
street. was hostess in her home Tues
day evening at five tables Of bridge.
fhe affair was informal and there
were refreshments served at the close
Of the game. Mrs. f. e. Dickinson
assisted the hostess throughout the
evening.
Miss Katherine Ryan entertained
a company of women in her home,
Ryan hotel, in compliment to Mrs.
Keye and Mrs. Sutton of Argyle,
MINI, who spent several days in the
city as the house guests Of Mrs. J. H.
Griffin, 315 North Fifth street. They
returned to Argyle on Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Ryan was assisted on Monday
evening by Mrs. NJ. J.. Moran. There
for grand nola, the evenings diver
sion, were won by Mrs. Griffin and
Mrs. J. r. Poupore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Turner.
514 South Fifth street, announce the
engagement of their youngest daugh-
ter, Madeline E., to Raymond M.
Collins, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Collins, 1904 Lewis boulevard. The
informal gathering in the home OF
the bride-elect N Tuesday evening"
will be Of much interest as both young
people are w~ell-known throughout
the state.
The first meeting Of the Luther
League Of the First Lutheran shurch'
lotte Hanson, will be held this eve
ming at eight o'clock in the church
AUDITORIUM and everyone interested
has been extended a cordial invitation
to attend. There will be a program
after which Mrs. O.. A. Hanson will
serve refreshments. The social hour
following will be in charge Of Misses
Margaret Sorlie and Alma Garvick.
These numbers have been announc-
ed ION the program:
Song-By the society.
Scripture reading-By the president.
Song-Society.
Devotionals-Rev. s. L. Tallackson.
Vocal selection-Miss Alma Holien.
Paper, Luther as q. ,Musician"-
Gudmund Thorgrimsen.
Piano solo-Miss Louise Hanson.
Readink-Miss Grace Perkins.
Vocal, selection-Miss Grace Weis-
becker.
Address-Rev. II. F. Buegel.
Musical. numbers by the choir.
Cambridge. Mass. - Winnecke's
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