Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-11

SON of Great Falls, Montana, who Is
attending the university in Grand
Forks, the occasion being the ami
versary Of Miss Peterson's birthday.
Red tulips and Valentine appoint
ments made the rooms very attractive,
and unique stunts and contest games
in keeping with St. Valentines Day
furnished the entertainment Of the
evening. Prizes went to Misses Helen
Mclean and Janet ~Simonstead, as
winners of the contests; the prizes
were novel Valentine favors.
The hours were from eight until
twelve o'clock, and at the close of the
evening, Mrs. Treumann was assisted
in serving a three-course supper by
! Mesdames w. j. Horner and r. ID. Nc
Br~le. A birthday cake. each service
OF which held the fortune of the one
who received it, was the centerpiece
for the table. H
The guests were sorority sisters OF
Miss Peterson and other young women
who attend the university.
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Mrs. l.. T. Wenner. 122 Cottonwood
street, returned to, her home on Fri
day morning, following a two weeks
visit with friends in Minneapolis and
St, Cloud, Minnesota.
Little Joseph Sullivan, nine-montha
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sullivan
East Grand Forks, who has been SER
lously Ill for the past few days, is re-
ported slightly improved.
Master Milton Moskau entertained
a group of seven of his boy friends
Mrs. Gilbert Moskau, ST. Belmont
avenue on Friday evening. Mrs. Mos
kau was assisted in serving a three
course dinner by her daughter. Miss
Gladys Moskau, the dinner being fea-
tured by Valentine appointments. A
large bowl of red and white candy
hearts conferred the table, and thu.
pastry was formed into hearts also.
One feature of the entertainment
was a valentine hunt" in which all
the boys Joined. the boy finding the
box being privileged to act as dis
, tributor.
These were the guests: Irwin Fuller.
Donald Simonson, Roland Berg, AL
bert Hanson, Kenneth Lee, Paul Tray
ers"and Hillery Wilson.
Kenneth Madison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. NJ. Madison. East Grand
Forks, who has been suffering from
a burn sustained several weeks ago,
is now improving. .@7
Miss Stella German left this
AilOAA A1II6 LII SdlN1Al, ~. Dst ~ US
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. N.
Payne, over the weekend.
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Alpha Beta chapter Of Gamma Phi
Beta announces the pledging of Miss
Marie Lysing of Grand Forks on Fri
day afternoon.
The auxiliary to the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers gave a card
party in the Odd Fellows hall on Fri
day afternoon. Mesdames J.. F.
NERDS, H. Falkanger and l.. II.
French were the h~ostesses.
Miss Claire Stensland, 725 North
Sixth street, will go to Fargo this ave-
ming to be the weekend guest Of rela-
tives and friends there.
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Mrs. H. G. Cooper of Hillsboro,
arrived last night for a brief visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Feetham.
Abouty forty young people will be
entertained this evening at a party
which is being given at the Guild hall
by twenty young men of the city who
will entertain their young lady friends
at an informal evening. These women
will chaperone the young people and
will serve refreshments at the close
W. SAAc AlouIS, AuIS' -. L. LAdAAC1s u .,
S. II. Booth, Mrs. ]. F. Sowle, Mrs.
John d. Taylor, and Mrs. N. E.. Cd
land.
Miss Geneva Cronk, 709 Chestnut
street, expects to leave on Monday
for Oshkosh, Wisconsin,, to be the
guest of relatives for one week, when
she will go to various points in Cali
tornia. including Los Angeles, San
Francisco, and other places. She will
return TO- Grand Forks by way OF
Portland, Ore, and intends being
gone about n month in all. Miss
Cronk has been connected with tho
superintendent's Office of the Great
Northern railway company here for
some time.
A meeting Of the Past Matrons
club was held at the home of Mrs
Louis Rohde, SOS Belmont avenue
on Friday afternoon. Hostesses witt
Mrs. Rhode were, Mrs. Maude Adam:
and Mrs. Eta Bathgate.
Fourteen of her friends surprised
Miss Olga Benin in her home, AZ;
Walnut street on Friday evening, ir
honor Of her birthday anniversary
Games furnished the evenings diver.
sion, and refreshments were sedvec
by the hostesses Miss Esther Behn
and Miss Marie Buegel. ~
;. The Gideons mi their auxiliary will
meet this evening at s O'Clock in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Mont,
gomery, Flat 9. Spriggs block. Tux
postponed election will take place q
this meeting, and the social hour
following will take the form Of a val
entine party. Visiting Gideons al,
cordially invited to come and all mem.
bers r asked to be present.
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A Valentine social for the junior
n intermediate departments of tn,
Plymouth Congregational Sunda,
1 school will be held this evening at tn,
l church parlors. All children of thes'
1 departments are invited to attend
Games and other interesting item
J. will make up the program. i
!. Club Calendar.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will NEE
on Wednesday afternoon at the fol
lowing homes:
First District-Mrs. H. w Sims
Ill Conklin avenue; Mrs. M. N. Kroy
er, assisting.
Second District-Mrs. Il. l.. Mont
r gomery. Spriggs block; DR.. Nellie
: Bahlke and Mrs. j.. G. Moore, assist