Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24

ment from the national extension de-
partment, Washington, DC.
II
Students at the University of North
Dakota interested in the Plymouth
Congregational church are invited to
the Halloween frolic to be given in
their honor on Tuesday evening in
the church parlors. The program of
the evening will open at 1880 o'clock.
Games significant Of the season are
to be included Q the program and re-
freshn1ents will be served by the COM
mittee in charge. A pleasant evening
has been arranged. and from all re-
ports quite a large company of young
people are making: arrangements to
attend the affair.
An informal Halloween program
will be given on Tuesday afternoon as
the entertainment feature of the East
ern Star Silver Tea in the Masonic
Temple. The opening hour is 3
o'clock and all members are invited.
Hostesses will be Mesdames r. F..
Bridgeman. Hershel Hunter, E. A.. Ar
hart and w. A.. Mcintyre.
Mrs. Earl Mcbride and her little
daughter Joyce Of Sheboygan, Wis,
will leave tonight for their home, fol-
lowing a visit in Grand Forks with
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roe, Kappa Alpha Theta house, and
Miss Madeline Turner. 514 South Fifth
street. Mrs. MacBride and her
daughter stopped In the city enroute
from. Langdon. where they have been
the guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A.. Munroe. Friends in
Grand Forks will remember Mrs. Mac
Bride as Miss Pearl Munroe, an alum
ma Of North Dakota university.
Miss Ruth FollYnan. a member of
the local high school faculty, has re-
turned from Chicago. ILL.,, where she
was called some days ago by the Ill
ness Of e sister.
Mrs. X. Fl. Johnson I'LL Cheyenne
avenue, is enjoying a visit from her
York city. Mrs. Dufief arrived in the
city on Sunday and will remain for
several days.
Following a two months visit in
Grand Forks, MIS-. Peter Taylor and
her daughter, Miss Helen Taylor. left
this noon for their home in Sarnia,
Ont. Mrs. Taylor and her daughter
have been guests at the home of Mrs.
Jean Taylor, Dinnie apartments.
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Miss May Dunlap Of Michigan City
who came to the city for the state
university homecoming on Saturday
is spending a few days at the homo
of DR.. n Mrs. II. H. Hea!y. Lewis
Boulevard.
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After spending the weekend il
Grand Forks. Mr.. INC Mrs. E. T
Conmy and children. Thomas. Mar.
Corrine and Paul, Of Fargo. left OF
Sunday for their nome. They wer'
guests of Mrs. Conmy's parents, MI
and Mrs. Fred L.. Goodman, Reeve,
avenue, and came up for the univer
sity homecoming.
Mrs. Thomas F. Kane has ISSUED
Invitations for an informal tea in he
home, University place. ON Tuesda,
afternoon. from 4 to 6 O'Clock. Tn,
wives of the new faculty will be guest.
OF honor at the affair.
Mrs. Ed. Stinson was hostess thi
afternoon to the Card club in he
home, 20 Fenton avenue. There wer
three tables. Miss Alice Stnson as
sisted in serving tea At the close o
Ethe afternoon.
Miss Andrea Stephens Of Crooks
ton was the house guest Of Mira. Cyri
Dyke Page, Bacon apartments, owe
the weekend. She will return to he
home tonight. Mrs. Merriam Steph
ems (Belle Mahon) spent saturda.
with friends at tho state univerdt.
attending the homecoming festivities
ABBEY REBUILT MANY TIMES.
MISUNDERSTANDING abbey Ia
been changed and b so mar
times that one must go back to tn
seventh century to locate the archi
ftect who erected the first structur