Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15

Mrs. Leslie Stinson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Stinson. who Is to be u
Christmas week bride. arc receiving in
their home this afternoon n eve
ming. Afternoon hours are from 3 to
5 o'clock and this evening they will
RECEIVE from s to 10 o'clock.
Christmas effects in red and white.
combined with green, have been ar
ranged as a setting for the reception.
with pom poms as the flowers used.
This afternoon Mrs. J.. a. Poppler and
Mrs. Paul Grifhth presided at the tea
and coffee table, with Mrs. K. Nc
Kenzie OF Crcokston II Mrs. J. A..
Smith assisting In h serving. Mrs.
i. E, SandIie and Miss Elizabeth Gun
ningham will pour this evening and
Miss Dora. Bundle and Miss Mildred
Lehman will serve.
Miss Stinspn is a much feted bride
elect. On Wednesday evening Miss
Camilla Hofto entertained for her.
Miss Hazel Dinnie will give Al eve
ming bridge, with sixteen guests on
Friday, and Mrs. P. Fl. Dyste (Dagna
Ensstad) will entertain for her on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Miller. S27
North Third street. Left ut noon today
10 spend the Chris ina holidays with
lllSlt e. ~ III Sh"' HIN'
and Mrs. Gvy Miller. in Chicago.
While there they also vii, make the
acquaintance OF their five months old
granddaughter. Dorothy Elizabeth
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Miller and
their family OF Mimic have come here
TO take the Miller residence at S27
North Third street, until Mr.. n Mrs.
John Miller return from Chicago.
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Miss Aura Chaffee. who is teaching
in the public school at Hillsboro will
come to Grand Forks IN Friday eve
ming to spend part of her Christmas
vacation at the home Of her uncle, w.
n. Alexander. 43o South Fifth street.
Miss Chaffee is a former University of
North Dakota girl, and a member OF
Gamma Phi Beta.
Mrs. Waiter Barclay, l407 Univer-
silly avenue has as her guest, her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. James Barclay OF
Mimic. who will remain over the
weekend.
On sunday evening, December is.
the Y. W. c., A.. will hold a special
Christmas candle-light vesper service
III tbs Baptist church. The High
school Student club will furnish the
III lSlt5I :ishilOSIS oit u ~ al "AHN
Miss Regina Brennan will read Van
Dykes The Other Wise Man. The
aervices will begin at S O'Clock.
This evening from . to Il o'clock.
ST. Mary's Social club will give an in
formal dancing party in the auditor
iurl of tho church. a number OF
feature and favor arces have been
planned by the committee on arrange
Gnents, and the affair promises to he
most entertaining. Emard's orchestra
will furnish the music. These young
inen~are in charge: Messrs Leonard
Bonnet. Joe Simmer. Ed Lane
Gerald Reidy and Frank LaBine.
= The sale Of Christmas seals is pro
crossing successfully. according to
report from Mrs. r. A. Sprague
Chairman OF the local Christmas sea
committee. The seals have been dis
trtbuted in the schools. at ne univer
aty. the theatcrs, hotels and aid so
cieties, as well as 4. the local bushes
firms, 4 number oe business estab
of attaching a Christmas seal to al
mail sent out. The seals will be plac
ed in the postofficc the first of mex
week.
When all reports from the variou
sources have been submitted to tn
committee in charge of the sale O
seals. that committee will prepare an
publish a full report, showing tn
sources Of all funds received.
The Luther League Of the Swedis'
Lutheran church will hold its ar
nual meeting in the church thi
evening. at which time the election o
officers will take place The con,
,nittee In charge Of the program ar
ucUnce these numbers:
Song-League.
Devotionalc-Rev. ]. NJ. P~erseniu:
Song-Ieagne.
Piano Soio-Florence Magnussen.
Saxophone Duet-Messrs MART
and Vernon Nelson.
Talk-Rev. J. NJ. Persenius.
Piano Solo-AIice johnson.
Soug-LeagUe.
Refreshments will be served 10
lowing the program.
X X X
Only . more days to buy a Plan
or Monograph at our final N~cIose-ot
sale. come in n make US an offe
anything within reason accepted. Til
goods must be sold at some pric
Gets Piano House, over Cotton
Wilder Grocery or call 2s7s-W-Ad'
4 4
The ladies' of the Presbyteria
church will hold a bazaar in tt
church auditorium Thursday, Dec. 1
Sale starts at 2:30.. Tea will be serve
during the afternoon. There will be
fine display OF plain and fancy articl,
including sewing, home cooking, cal
ned fruits and jelIies, r. III. G. A. COO
books and many interesting noveltie
Cafeteria supper win be served 1t
O'Clock. An invitation 10 extended
The public to attend.--kdv.
$500
Everything must be sold befol
Xmas. Pianos and Photographs
wind up. Gets Piano House, ov,
Cotton & Wilder Grocery Of q
assS-N-Adv.