Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07

IA group OF Twelve women sdL1eTeu
In the home of Mrs. r. C. Gemmill,
3ls Ashton street, on Saturday after
noon in special observance of the
ninety-second birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. GemmilIs mother, Mrs. Amelia
Edwards. The afternoon was spent
informally and at the close o the
hours the hostess was helped in serv-
Ing a three course luncheon by the
Misses Hazel Hutchinson, Nellie Ed
wards and Ethel Gemmill. The guests
presented Mrs. Edwards with a num-
Der of gifts.
Mrs. Gemmill has as her week end
guest her son, Andrew Gemmill of
Milton, N. D..
Miss Gerda Oslund, whose marriage
to. Oscar johnson will be an event Of
August 16. was the favored guest at
two gatherings the latter part of the
week. On Thursday evening Miss
Anna Brundin entertained some
friends at a linen shower in compli-
n1ent to Miss Oslund, and on Friday
evening the Misses Agnes. Alice and
1ngeborg Johnson were hostesseHs at a
miscellaneous gift shower. The
bridegroom-elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. 'Lackey and
their children, 1O2 IL Cottonwood
street. left this morning for a two
weeks motor trip through Minnesota.
They will go as far as the Twin Cities
before returning here:
Miss Viola Perry of Aberdeen, S.
D., who has spent the past few days
as the guest of Miss Olive Jack, 224
North Fourth street, and of other
friends. returned to her home in
Aberdeen this morning.
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Mrs. A. J.. Zimmerman and her
children. Gladys and Clifford, Of st.
Paul, are guests of Mrs. J.. c.. Hart,
Jr.. s2s North Fourth street.
Miss Leone Hunter, 725 North Sixth
street. has as her guest this week
Miss Anne Grove of Flasher, MINI.
ENGAGED. j.
Mrs. F. A. Gensrich. 716 Cherry
street, announces the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Emma D. Gems
rich, to Harry A. Freeberg Of Palo
Alto, Cal. The wedding will be an
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. 2. Benson, 306
Chestnut street. nave returned from
Rochester, Mimi. \
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. McClernan and
IACAA uo06lIClS, HOA1Cd, IcISN1cvC
and Mary. left this morning by motor
for a camping trip through Mime
sofa. They will stop at Red Lake
Falls. Bemidji and in Itasca park,
being gone about one week in all.
Misses Beatrice and Jessie Ball, sos
Chestnut street, have gone to Winni-
peg to visit relatives and friends.
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Mrs. William Spriggs and daughter,
Louise, Ill North Fifth street, left
Saturday morning for Maple Lake to
spend the remainder of the season at
their cottage, KEN Inn" Mrs.
daughter, Mr., and Mrs. A. Fermin
(1rene CROSSE to arrive this evening
ron Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. n Mrs Fl. b.. Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Allen spent the week
end in Fargo visiting with, friends,
h party made the trip by motor.
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Yep Hughes. who has spent a three
weeks vacation at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. n Mrs. Pat Hughes,
81 International avenue, has re-
turned to Langdon:
Tho local W. c. T. q vii, ho1d ar
open air picnic meeting on Friday
afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock il
Riverside park.
Mrs e. j. Davidson, First avenue
has as her guests, a brother-in-law
DR.. G. q. Davidson Of Rugby, and two
brothers, Edward and James Florance
OF Humboldt, MINI.
A lawn social, tho. proceeds from
Which will be USE In carrying OF
charitable work in the TALL and win.
ter, Is to be sponsored by the ,Catho.
He Daughters Of America on Wednes.
day, this e The affair. will b
given on the lawn at the home o,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ J.. Cotton, 1924 Uni
vekzfty avenue, from A. tt 8 O'Clock
The menu will include substantial
lunches, ice cream. cakes and icet
drinks.
The hoste1es win be Mrs. Cotton
a Miss Valerie Sherlock. Mrs. F. "
Lyons, Mrs. e. Driscoll and Miss Ma.
Morrow. The public il invited to stoI
( for refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Finley and family
VINO have been the guests Of Mrs
~ F1n1ey's mother, Mrs. W. M. jJohnsor
1903 Cherry street, for six weeks
have returned by motor to their hom,
tnsParshall, N. D.