Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-25

street, at her home last night, in hon.
or Of her 73rd birthday. During the
evening Mrs. Nelson entertained her
guests with personal "reminiscences.
telling of crossing the Atlantic to this
country, in a sailing vessel, many
years ago, when she was 80 days MAX
ing the voyage.
During the evening refreshments
we're served, and Mrs. Nelson was pre-
sented with gifts in recognition Of the
day.
The Bethesda branch No. 2 will
meet on Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. X. Alf-
son, $40 Ninth avenue
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Mrs. George w. RunnaHs (Adeline
Heazlitt) of Lincoln, Neb., has come
to Grand Forks, where she was called
by the illness of her mother, Mrs. S.
G. Heazlitt. Mrs. Heaxlitt underwent
q serious operation in q local hospital
recently and her condition il reported
to be much improved. Mrs. RunnAlls
will remain for a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs; E. Sanden, 1902 Da-
kota. avenue, observed their silver
wedding anniversary on Saturday.
Sixty guests were at their home to
help celebrate the event. and in honor
Of the affair Mr.. and Mrs. Sander
were presented with gifts Of silver. A
dinner was served at g. o'clock, and
there were speeches by
Rev. F.. Engebretson, Prof. L. NJ.
Broen, John Bridston, 1. Gilseth, John
Quaru1n, H. Lybeck. aed A. Fryhlins.
A combined dance and stunt pro-
gram was enjoyed o n Monday evening
by the employees and officers OF the e.
~. Lander Co.., and the Northern
State bank. The officers were guests
of the employees at the affair, which
was held in the Guild hall. Appoint
ments were informal. and hours were
iron. $3.50 to 11:45, O'Clock. Emard's
orchestra played throughout the ave-
ming and at 1880, a buffet luncheon
The employees party is an annual
event.
/. The executive board Of the Thurs
lday Musical club, meeting on Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. e. ].
Lander. 922, Belmont. avenue, made
plans for sale, OF home cooked and
Eaftern6onaGtrthe Ontario grocery store;
EContrtbutiohs Of food for the sale are
Ito be at the Ontario grocery bysl:15
to'clock Saturday, the committee an
Enounces. IN z =
Plans also were made at>this time
pforr the February meeting of the
/ Thursday Musical club, which 10 to
The held on February 8. The program
lis to be given by the club chorus. uA-
son. and is 70 be pen. The program
probably wilt take place down town.
instead of at Corwin hall. but no def
mite announcement in his regard has
yet been made. y
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An "Oldi Time Dance and Card
Party will be the event Of Thursday
many is to be held in the knights
Lof Columbus club rooms The lodge
Is sponsoring the affair. George F.
'Thacker, James Lynch and J.. ],
QuiEley, head the committees in
Eeharge. and plans are being made for
q very interesting party. Grand-nolC
is to be the game Of the evening. and
playing will begin at 8 O'Clock. Elk
Fcellent music has been secured to
which is to open at $3.50 and included
on rthe proEram will be some num-
bers well adapted to the occasion.
Mrs. Hugh E. Willis. sss Belmont
avenue. invited a company of women
Ito her home informally on Monday
Afternoon to meet Mrs. c.. N. McCune
of Youngstown, Ohio. who has recent
ly come to Grand Forks to make her
home. The hours were from 5 to $3.50
o'clock. Mrs. McCune's husband is a
new member on the University Law
school: faculty. \
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Mrs. r. T. Buckler OF Crookston ar
rived lin Grand Forks last evening to
be the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, MI. and Mrs. Earl Sims
1920 University avenue for a short
time.
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The JOlliers'' club will give ~ In
formal dance on Thursday nisht>at the
Guild hall, according to an announce
ment made by the president OF the or.
~Eanization, RUSSELL Spear.
The club recently has been reorgan-
ized; and a series OF informal paTtie,
have been planned for the next three
months. Dancing will begin ut 9
O'clock On Thursday night.