Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-01

ball, last night at Woodwork audi
toriun1.. The affair proved both at
trattive and interesting. There were
several prize dances on the" program.
and some favor dances. Hours were
from 1880 to IL O'Clock, and the
Luilabelle Turner. June Melby. Mnrie
Weisbecker and Marion Mcmillan.
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The University Of North Dakota
Faculty Wives Club gave it's regular
monthly tea in the Women's League
rooms on Monday afternoon. between
3 and $3.50 o'clock. The program
was in charge of, Mrs. II. Alden En-
yeart. and Mrs. Hugh r. Ruettell. So
Affair." in the Wood .......... Kjcrulf
Mammy's Littie Baby Bur.eigh
Hayfeldsh and Buttercups.Del Riego
FAIRY Bark Ware
There were refreshments and a So
ctal time following the program and
the hostesses were Mesdames II. f.
French. August Eggers. Fl. Alden En-
yeart. Elm f.. H. Wilcox, Paul j..
Davis and Dean Ella Fulton.
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The General Aid of the Methodist
church will. meet on Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlors and
all members and friends are; invited
ito the meeting which opens at 8
tu'clock.- The, ladies-ef districttnumber
4 will be the, hostesses.
Mrs. NJ. !. Cotton, 1924" University
avenue, will be hostess to the Thurs
day Bridge club in; her home this
week. There will be two tables. 3,
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Tonight in the lobby Of the North
western National. bank, there will be
an interesting gathering. in the form
cial club. Dancing and cards will be
the diversion, and there will be re-
treatments. Emard's orchestra has
been secured for the evening, hours to
be from s to .12 o'clock.
The club has a membership of some
IS men and women, including. bank
officials and their wives and employees
of the banks of greater Grand Forks.
The club Il been organized with a
"get-acquainted idea" in view. 1t is
planned to perfect the organization
very land to arrange regular
meetings.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish .Lu-
theran church will meet on Wednes-
dav afternoon in the church, parlors
at 3 O'Clock. Hostesses' will be Mrs.
Arnn A"sseAoA" 1nu Mis' 'oAi' -.
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Cecil l.. Mullen, son OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. F. c. Mullen. 1T Cottonwood
street, left on Saturday evening for
the Twin Cities. where he will visit
for a fortnight with relatives and
friends.
a regular meeting Of the. Women's
Catholic Order Of Foresters. vii: be
held this evening in the knights of
Columbus hall, opening at 1880
o'clock. There will be initiation SER
vices and a business meeting. The
members will entertain their hubands
during the social hour, which is to
diversion. Playing will begin at 8
o'clock. IIostesscs for the. evening
will be Mesdames Frank Lyons, Ben,
Cullen, Ed. Driscoll and j.. +. Arth
and these women will serve refresh
ments.
Mrs. Louise Seymour has been call
ed to Teuson, Arizona, to be with her
daughter, Miss lola Seymore, who is
Mrs. Seymour will be away indefinite
~. During her absence Mrs. s: Nc
Carly of this city. will have charge OF
the Seymour Beauty parlors. Mrs.
was formerly associated with
Mrs. Seymour and is. we'll capable of
caring for the work during her abb
encc.
Miss Beryl Seymour expected TO.
leave next Sunday night fol-. Mime
apolis. where she will be the guest of
friends for several days while receiv-
ing medical attention.
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There. will be a meeting of Bethesda
Branch No. 3 of the. Old Peoples
Home association on Wednesday at.
ftcrnoon in the home Of Mrs. II. Jacob
son, 80 Walnut street. All members
INTERESTED will be Welcomes !
P. NJ. Cole & Kea1hare spent the
day il Grand Forks On Monday with
This family, while ,enroute to St. Paul
whore he Will attend TO, business mat
ters for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Il. Papesmaster, 4o7
llm street. returned home on Monday
morning from st. Louis, Mo-, where
they attended = si4-day convention Of
the National Cleaners and Dyers' as.
ISOLATION. Enroute Mr.. and, Mrs.
Paperrnaster senjoyed brief visits; At
|ch'easo, Apwaukes and Nd other points.
Mt. and SMrs "A: Lph.o & the Dinnie
apartments returned lastresenins from
Fargo where they visited for q short
time. with their SOP and laughter-in-i
law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Netcher, Of
Fessenden. They Also made the ac.
duaintance OF their new little grand
daughter, Caro- Jane .Nctcher,s who,
was born. Ii, Fargo on Friday, January
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