Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-12

Misses Charlotte GoWran. Viola An
derson, LeAl Edmunds, Mary L0nder.
gan Kathleen Madsef. Ethel Severson,
Betty Schwam n Muzette Willis
were h%ostesses, on Friday evening to
fair. was. held tn the home OF Miss
sGscwyAnsSsr6fents. Mr.. and Mrs. &C
Gowran, 1913 Reeves avenue, with
dancing the predominant feature. In
serving Mrs. Gowran was assisted by
Mrs. w. NJ. Edmunds. (
Miss Eugenia Mccarthy was a de-
hghtful hostess this afternoon. when
tile people at q theater party, the Socca-
sion being hse tenth birthday Nanni-
versary After the theater, Miss Nc
Carthy invited the guests to her home,
307h South Third street, where q
prettily appointed birthday supper WA
served. St. Patrick's decorations were
used in the dining and a lighted
birthday cake ceutered the table.
There were covers for. Misses Berna-
dine Courtney. Evelyn Hedigan, Char
lotte Hills, Helen Austin, Helen Dyer,
Lucille McGrath. Helen Reefs. Marga-
ret Morgan, Rose Eleanor Morgan,
Delina Ledue, Helen and Eugenia and
Master Dick Mccarthy.
ACIAC0ud D1dIlC A<O.' D VI luG -OlU
Peoples Home association was form
ed on Friday afternoon at an inter-
esting meeting held in the home OF
Mrs. Chris Corfeliuson.. COZ North
Fifth street. Some fifteen members
were taken into this branch Of the
association.
Mrs. T. A. Hagen was elected presi-
dent OF Branch No. s, and other Of
fcers of this branch chosen are as
Vice. President-Mrs. II. T., Dalness.
Secretary-Mrs. Marque. ,...
'Treasurer-Mrs. Knoll. ~
Members of the flower committee
appointed are Mrs. Ansel Rusche and
Mrs. M. N. Hillegoss.
Branch No. S. it was planned will
hold its meetings the last Friday Of
each month. The mex regular meet
ing will be held in the home OF Mrs.
Miss Charlotte Gowran, 1873 Reeves
avenue. was q delightful hostess last
evening when she entertained a com
pany Aof=yourg people at a dancing
party in the Tome Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Gowran, 1928 Reeves
avenue: The service Of a prettily APP
pointed luncheon was one Of the in
teresting features of the evening. The
hours were from s to 1880 o'clock.
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A st. Patrick's party will be given
by the Gideon society at their regular
meeting this evening in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Markell. 1928 North
Seventh street. All members OF the
local society and all visiting Gideons
are cordially invited to the party and
are requested TO ON prepared tdarfs
swer the roll rcall with an Irish story.
There will be refreshments and a's9,
cial hour after the business meeting.
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Mrs. L.. D. Elicit ana little son
Laurence DeHuff Jr.. arrived in the
city on Thursday evening, to remain
for al indefinite visit as the guests Of
Mrs. Elfelt's parents. Mr.. and" Mrs.
John Mcclure, 334 Fenton avenue.
Mrs. Elfelt will be remembered as
Miss Helen Sullivan, and she formerly
attended the state university here. ~
Mrs. Alexander McDonald ana
daughter Donna, have returned from
st. Thomas, N. d., where they have
been guests at the home of the, form
er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
o'Connor. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. McDonald's sister. Mrs.
John Cashel Jr., Of Grafton, who will
spend a short time in the city. i q
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