Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-29

Mrs. Agnes Rhodes Sanford return
e :Ithts. morning from st. Paul where
she has spentsthe past week.
The Women's Catholic Order OF
Foresters win hold a. regular meeting
on. Tuesday night, opening at 20
o'clock "A special request for all new
members TO attend has been made.
There Will be a social hour following
the business meeting.
Misses Ethel S%everson and Viola
Anderson entertained eighteen of their
.tgtrlz: and boy; friends on Friday eve
Sningaat. q dancing party in the home
OF Miss Severson's, parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. J.. Severson, S6s Belmont ave-
nue.. From 8 to IL O'Clock were the
hours. Mrs. Severson, aAasted by
Mrs: Q. a.. Anderson, served light
repast during the. evening Halloween
effects and favors, characteristic Of
the season, marked the afnat1.
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I1n compliment to her mother. Mrs.
E.. J. Lloyd who celebrated her birth
day on THURSDAY, Mrs. J: H. Walsh
was hostess to-; company I.of women
IN Thursday afternoon IN her home.
11Ss Walnut. street Appointments
tch1rAsteristicsssSfathe Halldwe'eH5ea4
boul WSfc IN SVIQSACo dUOut sIHe IOOuIS
and, held place in the luncheon APP
pointments. I'm serving, the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. A. B. Reinhart,
and Mrs: .Reinhart's guest, Miss Nellie
Kitchen Of liverpool, England.
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An informal dance will be held this
evening at the state university arm
Dry, the usual rules to be in order A
good orchestra will furnish the even
ings program. Students, faculty and
alumni are invited.
Holding. forth among the affairs of
special interest to children on to-
nights calendar is the annual Odd
Fellow and RebekAh children's party,
to be given in the Odd Fellows" hell
from 1850 to 1880 O'Clock. Games, a
program and refreshments are to be
features Of the evening.
Perhaps the biggest feature will be
the closing Of the essay contest and
the awarding of prizes to the three
children writing the best essay on
are expected at the party.
Misses Henrietta Conmy left Thurs
day for her home In Pembina and will
spend the weekend with her parents.
Other young women Of the. Alpha Phi
House who will Sunday at their homes
are Miss Rose Real who has gone to
Michigan. N. D., and Miss Lillian
Leith who left Friday evening for
Larimore.
This evening during 1880 and 1890
o'clock, the young men and women of
Davis and Bulge Tails will have a
Halloween party in the Davis hall
parlore. Dancing will predominant in
the evenings entertainment and some
special feature and favor numbers
have been arranged.
Miss Ruth Wilkers Of Pembina
wen to- her home in; Pembina to visit
over Sunday. Other young women of
the Delta Gamma house who have
gone home for over Sunday are Mill
Mildred Bouvette, who went to Hal
lock; Miss Margaret. Meichto, Miss
Mildred Udegard, to Cooperstown, and
Miss Florence Cunningham to Thomp-
o n
Mrs. Samuel Shannon with her
daughter, Mrs. Arnold Iago, and baby
o James, left for Sarnia, Ont, on
Thursday evening tt spend the winter
months with Mrs. Shannon's daughter,
Mrs. William Patterson. Mrs Patter-
son was Miss Ethel Shannon, former
.ly of Grand Forks.
Miss Naomi Cady is spending the
weekend at the home OF her mother,
Mrs Cady Hoop, 1915 Cheyenne ave-
Mtss Gladly is teaching science
At the Woodrow Wilson Junior high
school at. Fargo. ft~gEh