Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-18

Friday marked the birthday ami
versary Of Mrs. George A. Henry, and
in recognition of the day, two sur
prise gatherings were held in her
honor.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. G.. E.
Hunt invited forty women to her
home, 519 Third avenue, in honor of
Mrs. Henry, and after spending some
time in needlework. Mrs. Hunt served
a very prettily appointed luncheon. A
green color scheme was followed out
in the dining room. and on the lunch
con table a large white birthday cake
holding green candles was used. as the
centerpiece- At the close Of the aft
ernoon, Mrs. Henry was presented
with a set Of silver as a birthday gift.
Mrs. N. B. Knapp was hostess to
the members of Prof. Menk's Sunday
school class, of which Mrs. Henry is a
member, on Friday evening, and the
affair. which vas intended to be a
regular meeting Of the class, took the
form of a birthday gathering in Mrs.
Henry's honor. Mrs. Knapp served
refreshments during the evening, and
the company again presented the
honor guest with a gift.
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Red River Valley Chapter. Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton wilif meet at O'Clock on Monday
afternoon with Mrs. ]. F. Williams,
47o South Sixth street. At this time,
Mrs Paul J. Davis will give a report
on he convention which was held in
Fargo the 18th and 18th of this
month. Mrs. Davis was a delegate
from h local chapter. ,
The theme of the program will be
THE Purpose and Aims Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton and Mrs. A. H. Yoder will be
in charge. Other speakers will be
Mra. Leslie Ryan, Mrs. s. B. p. Seese
n Mrs. Carolyn Orbin.
After h program there will be a
social hour, and it is asked that every
member attend:
In recognition of the birthday ami
yersary Of her sister. Miss Dora
Bundle, Mrs. Edward stinson, 20
Fenton avenue, invited eleven of Miss
Bundles friends to her home, fol-
lowing the first performance at a
theatre on Friday evening, and she
served a nicely appointed supper. The
table was pretty in decorations of
green and white, and cover were laid
for Misses Grace Lambe, Hazel Jack,
Josephine Hanson, Charlotte Hanson,
Mildred Lehman, and Dora Bundle;
Messrs. Clarence Gibson, Edmond
Boo, Paul Loughlin, Fred Yoder, Jack
kermott and Chauncey German.
The Ladies' Aid Of the First Luth-
eran church will meet next Thursday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the parlors
E. NJ Garvick and Mrs. O. A. Lying
holm.
Celebration of st. Patrick's day was
observed by a "hard tines party in
the First Baptist church Friday eve
ming. The affair was held under the
auspices of the wop,en If the first di-
vision OF the Ladies' Aid of the
church.
Fines ere imposed on those show
ing by their dress any sign of pros
psrty n prizes were given to those
who made the best appearance for
the nature of the party. DR.. Nellie
s.. Baker and Rev. ]. G. York were
given prizes for the latter.
The opening part of the evening
was devoted to a. formal program
Mrs.sL c. Harrington played a piano
SOLO. A reading was given by Miss
Rose Pathman and readings in dialect
BY Miss Audrey Carlson. Miss Jear
Carpenter and Mrs Mary Chidlaw
gave q vocal duct.
The latter part of the evening wa
given over to games Of various kinds
those present being divided into
groups and the groups meeting in a
series of contests. Refreshments were
served.
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An Informal program dance ID beins
sponsoYed by the members OF the
Girls Glee club of the university, t.
be given in the armory this even.
ing. In charge Of arrangementi
are Misses Ethel Eyingson, Clara Ny.
saard, Isabelle O'NeiIl and Mollie
MaYteu.
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Mics Frances Marcoux and Mis-
Ruth Peterson will spend the week.
end In Crookston with friends.