Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08

The first two divisions Of the Bap-
fist Ladies' Aid will not meet during
the coming week. The third division
will meet on Wednesday Afternoon 1T
the home of Mrs. T. Carter Griffith,
522 Belmont avenue, and the fourth
division at the same time in the home
of Mrs. ]. G.. Henry. 2oS Vernon ave.
nue..
Word has been received in Grand
Forks to the effect that Mrs. Saddle
Bresee, formerly OF Grand Forks, and
more recently Of Britton, South Da-
kota, was married to b. J.. Bentdeld
Of Chicago on Saturday, April 1. Tho
wedding took place in Chicago, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentlield expect to make
their home there. '5
Mike Thorwaldson of Mountain, N.
D., is spending the weekend with his
fraternity brothers at the Delta sig
ma fraternity house. 49,
t. X i X
Mrs. ]. B. Baasen, 1923 Vernon ave-
nue., has returned from Verndale,
Mimi. where she went to attend the
funeral Of her father.
The Grand Forks County Graduate
Nurses association will meet or Tues
day at 3 O'clock in the Y. w. G. "A.
rooms. All members are being es-
pecially urged to attend this session.
MISS Eleanor Healy was a favored
guest at-a surprise gathering held IN
the gymnasium Of the Y. W. G. A. on
Friday afternoon from $3.50 to 5:30
o'clock. The members Of the True
Blue Girl Reserve corps entertained
for her. After an informal afternoon,
the girls served q delightful slipper on
tables which were decorated in their
%colors, blue and gold. Easter place
cards were used to mark the places
of the guests. In appreciation Of the
splendid work which Miss Healy has
done for, and with them. the little
Mrs. Ernest Holland. Miss Nettie
Eickhof and Miss Laverne Carlisle,
all of -Crookston. spent Friday In
Grand Forks. They were dinner
guests at the Delta Gamma sorority
house last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. q H o1mstead. a.,
| Vernon avenue, observed their silver
wedding anniversary ION Friday, and
to mark the event. they invited in q
number of friends during the after
noon and evening. Twelve women
spent the afternoon hours with Mrs
Olmstead, who was assisted. in en-.
tertain1ng and in serving. refresh.
ments by Mrs. W. H. Alexander. Vel.
low jonquils were the flowers used In
the rooms
Sixteen friends of the hosts wer.
they spent the evening informally. Mr.
and Mrs. Olmstead have lived here
during their many years OF marriet
Elife.
There will be q meeting of thu
American Legion auxiliary this even
ing beginning at 8 o'clock, in the Com
mercial club rooms. Gardening" IL
the subject to be discussed. and 6
parliamentary drill will be conducted
by Mrs. S. B. E.Seese
The Y. w. c. A. organization on tn,
university campus will sell ice cream
pop and carnival favors at the arnuA
"cut-up" to be held this evening ii
the university armory beginning at /
O'clock. Twenty-Five booths have beel
arranged in the armory to represet
that number Of campus organisation
one barker who will advertise tn,
wares and exhibits which his ow,
booth is carrying. The affair will b
in the nature Of a contest, since 1
has been announced that the ofgani
zation realizing the most money vii
be given half the proceeds realise,
from it's efforts. Fair" money viii
be purchased on the "Krounds," IN,
win be accepted as the exchange me
dunn at all booths.
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Jean Cameron, Lois Vandefhoen
Margaret W~ftherstine, Marion Sever
son. Dorothea Thompson. Nell Olsor
and Jean Panovitz, were guests Q
Miss Janet Ross, ia Vernon avenue
on Thursday at a theater and Dime
party. Favors on the dinner tAbl
were corsage bouquets Of colore
candles.
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Miss Dora Nesanek IL the guest o
Miss Agnes Van Arsdale at the Delt,
Zeta sorority house.
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The North Dakota Danes will nice
with Mrs. F. M. Carver, 412 Mime
sofa avenue. on Wednesday Afternoon
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