Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-03
Holiday Party
Is Big Success

The .Cotill:on club feted the New
Year Monday evening. with one Of
the most attractive holiday parties in
the history of Grand Forks society.
The Guild han. in festive garb. was
the scene Of the affair. and the party
hours were from 8 to 1880 O'Clock.
Mesdames julius f. Bacon. c. NJ.
Euckel and Paul J. Davis, participated
as party hostesses. The Cottllion fg-
ures were led by Mr.. Bacon.
dancing was the central feature of
interest. and The music was furnished
by Emard s slx-piece orchestra. On
the program were an interesting
Variety of feature n favor dances.
and some 'moonlights." The latter
numbers were enjoyed in the Light
from two immense Christmas trees.
ga!ly decorated n hung with ropes
of colored bulbs. An immense yule-
log burned in the crate.
In charge of the favor tables were
Mesdames Alvin p. Clifford and E. E.
Sherman. Hemlock boushs canopied
the tables, and were artistically COW
cred with artificial frost and snow.
There were handmade Linen "ker-
chiefs" huttonaires. tiny boxes of face
powder. soap boxes and pencils for
the ladies. and for the gentlemen
guests, the favors were fobs. coffee.
bacon. whistles. ticklers. balloons and
noisemakers.
Wearing a hat that was worn some
thirty years ago at the opening of the
METROPOLITAN Opera House in. Grand
Forks. Mrs. NJ. IS. Ruud was pro-
nounced the winner OF the style
show which added a refreshing bit
of variety TO the dance program.
Other models in the contest were
Mesdames Cyril Dyke Page. Casper
Olson and Misses Violet L'Esperance
ana Marie Saitler. George A. Benson
i~mpersonated a French miliiner," in
interesting manner.
In the dining room. where supper
was served at II O'Clock. the holiday
colors were also used. The supper
tables were conferred with basket OF
e and silver leaves. The basket
handles held large red satin bows
Red holiday tapers burned through
IA the supper hour. Fayors at the
place OF each guest were triangle
stacks" of red reception sticks.
Playing his accompaniment on the
banjo. 'Cy" Money entertained the
guests during upper with some OF
the new popular n interspersins
these With a o OF his own Original
compositions. Dancing was resumed
after supper. and continued until
1880 O'Clock.
In honor of the birthday anniyers-
airy OF her twin daughters. Doris and
Dorothy. Mrs. Ernest Johnson enter
tanned a company of fourteen of their
little friends on January l in her
home. 522 street. During
the afternoon. parlor games were
played. A birthday luncheon was serv-
ed at 5 o'clock by Mrs. Johnson, who
was assisted by her daughters. Olive
and Wilma Johnson. Fourteen pink
candles lighted the birthday cake, and
other luncheon appointments were In
keeping with a pink and white decora-
tive scheme.
Whelan, Jean LindQuist. Ida Maude
Hatcher. Vera Nelson. Margaret Bren-
ma. Ruby Haen. lone and Eugene
Meyers, Gordon Nordlund. Edith and
Vivian Johnson, n Doris n Doro-
thy Johnson.
The drill team of the Women's
Catholic Order of Foresters has COM
pleted plans for a holiday party to be
given tonight in the X. c. club rooms
The guests will divide their attention
between cards and dancing. \ bufe.
luncheon viii! be served.
The general aid society of the NJ
E. church will meet on "Wednesday
afternoon at ; o'clock. The adde's O.
district three will be hostesscs.
IL x X
Hostesses for the meeting of thu
Bethany Ladies Aid on Wednesda,
afternoon will! ne Mesdanes job
Bergum. Ole Ostad. F. II. Skare ant
Martin Christian",n. This is TO be thu
yearly gathering of the society anc
the annual election of officers viii
TAX place, The meeting will oper
promptly at $40 o'clock because O
the many affairs which are to be at
tended TO al this time.