Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-17

OF Bryn MdWf COlegG ana
will take charge Of that institution
next September:
The Aurora claas OF tho Methodist
church will hold a candy sale in
Odelrs store on Saturday afternoon.
The money realized will go to the sup
port of foreign missions
The entertainment committee OF
the order of Elks has announced that
the party this evening will be one Of
the very best that has been staged In.
the local club looms this year. and
urges that there be a good attend
ance.. Special numbers have been
arranged for, according to T. P.
tee0 but these will not be disclosed
In advance.
A pretty formal dinner was given
Thursday evening in the homo OF Mrs.
M. W. Murray, 100 Reeves avenue
honoring Miss Madeline Turner and
Ray Collins, whose wedding will a.
IL Immediately after Easter. Hos
tesses were Miss. Marguerite Fretz and
Mrs. M. W. Murray.
In the dining room, where dinner
was served at one long table. a yellow
color scheme prevailed. Bowls Of
in silver cands1abra made the room
attractive. Z
After dinner the guests enjoyed an
evening at bridge. ~
Included in the guest list were 90
close friends of the honor guests,
Covers were laid for Misses Madeline
Turner, Marie Sattler. Agnes Hassell,
Marguerite Fretz; Mesdames C. D.
Page. Paul Goodman, Louis Murphy,
CARL vuckel, NJ. w. Murray, aud Ny
ron Bacon; and Messrs. Raymond
Walter schiosser, sherman
|%schlosser, NJ. w; Murray, Myron
and DR.. W. J. Hewitt.
These. young women served: Miss
Katherine Finch, Miss. Marjorie
Cameron and Miss katherine Holmes!
St. Patrick's appointments and dec.
orations were nsed in making the
dining. oom attractive in the home
Of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Olson. 1924 Univerz
sity avenue, when with "a of her
friends, little Evelyn May Olson cele-
brated her sixth birthday anniversary
on Thursday afternoon.
On the luncheon table was a white
birthday cake which held six green
candles, and the places Of the guests
atsthe table were marked with special
St. Patrick's favors. Through the
agency OF a fish pond the children
were presented with favors in keep
ing with St. Patrick's day.
Little Rosalie May Jensen Of Law
ton. n. D., was an out Of town guest
at the party.
Mrs, Philip Jacobs. Of L.verne.
Sask.. arrived here last evening with
her on, Raymond. whom she accom-
panied to Rochester for treatment
some time ago. They. will spend a
week as guests of her brother, John
Raymond. SIS Ramsey street, East
Grand Forks.
Mrs. lens 6. Jensen and her
daughter, Resale May Jensen. Of
Lawton, N. 3D., are the house guests
of Mrs. Jensen's nlother-in-law, Mrs.
H.. P. Jensen, AIS Sixth avenue. for a
short time.
Mrs. E. A. Braseth entertained
eight women in her home. 623 Second
avenue. on Thursday afternoon. The
guests played bridge for diversion and
Mrs. Braseth served a nicely appoint
cd luncheon, about S o'clock. st. Pa
tricks decorations were used:
A committee Of young people Of St
Mary's Social club will give an .infor-
NAL dance in the Knights 6f-Ccluu1bus
hall this evening fromF9 to II o'clock.
O'CLOCK. Il
There will be st. Patrick's features
and specialties to make the dance dis
tinctive, and the committee promises
a good time to all who attend the
party.
were used on the tables and in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs j.. +. Bacon.
s12 Vernon avenue, Thursday evening,
when they, i1connpany with DR.. and
MrH. r. T.. Sherman, entertained a.
dinner IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Hald-
ana Sperry Fisher OF Toledo. guests o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon. and Mr.. and Mrs
C., c. Finch, who expect to leave
Grand Forks soon to reside In Be-
naidji. Z
Besides the honor guests, the mem.
bers OF the Tuesday Evening Bridge
club were entertained and after 1fpne1
the company enjoyed an evening Of
bridge. There we're ls GUESTS tn all
The childrsn's World Crusade Of thu
First Baptist church will; be entertain.
leo on aIgefnOOU In Int
church parlors,S and all children oil
the junior. department are urged tt
attend. There will be election Of off.
GERS ut this time. A short program has
been arIanged-tt follows:
Recitatioh-Evelyn johnson.
Violin Observation-Disclosures Often
song-Jean Hill.
m.nts. Mrs. ". .. Often and '' ~.
Audrey Carlson Will be tie leaders.
Mrs. h. Bresdahi, sos North Second
stteet,. East Grand Forks. entertained
q group Of little girls In her home on
Wednesd6g AFTERNOON In bonor Of heI
daughter MarJorie, who Celebrated her
seventh birthday anniversary on that
day. The decorations used on the ~
bic and IN the rooms w4ee IA kkaptAa
With ST Patr1ck'ss day. NJ O'clock I
dainty luncheon was served BY thu
hostAss With the AiatstGncs xof .hsl
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