Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-17

Raymond Fadden and little daugh-
ter, Lois, left last evening for Duluth.
MINI, after visiting for several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D..
Turner, 709 North Third street.
Bert Helmkay of Rugby is the guest
Of MIR. and Mrs. Turner at TINS t1me'
Mrs. N. r. Iadoen. $40 Third ave-
nue., will entertain the Larkin club in
her home on Saturday afternoon.
Thu w. r. C. will meet at 8 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. There Will De
initiation, followed by a social hour.
and a full attendance Is requested.
Miss Marion Ve!tch OF Emerald was
hostess to 20 young women on We'd
nesday afternoon In compliment to
Miss Ruth Dean, @ November bride.
Miss Elizabeth Veitch entertained the
guests with some vocal numbers, n
Miss Grace Osborne played few
ments, Miss Veitch was assisted by
Miss Helen Delaney, Mrs. Gordon
S%tepheson, Mrs. Louis Tosnes and
Mrs. Elmer Veitch. The young women
presented Miss Dean with u picture
for her home at the close OF the
afternoon.
Mrs. p. Franklin entertained 3s
r. toulA pCoPlO II 49, "a 80
ado on tuesday afternoon. the anair
being in honor .of Miss Dean. For
amusement the quests prepared q
newspaper for the bride-elect and
also went on a search for the gifts
which h honor guest received. Mrs.
Gordon stepheson and Mrs: r. l..
elifer helped in serving refreshments.
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Mrs. g.. S. Caswell and her small
daughter, Dorothy Lou. OF W1ldston,
arrived today to be weekend guests
at the home Of Mrs, Caswells mother,
MIRA. A. Reading. 223 Seward avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. R."Carley entertain
Id at dinner in their homo, 40 south
Sixth street, on Thursday evening. and
Following dinner, bridge was the en-
tessa.nnient. Pink roses in bud vases
ce;rered the small tables. completing
the general color motif of pink. and
guests played at seven tables. Invita-
lions for the dinner were issued tC
the following' Mr.. and Mrs. c. =
Iadd, Mr.. and Mrs, L. w. Myers. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter =, lschmitt (RutF
Nash), Mr.. n Mrs. j. r. Bacon
Mrs. s. x. Way, DR., and Mrs: @. A
Abbott, Mr., and Mrs. c. ". Ross. DR.
, and Mrs. H, wv. Whitcomb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul J, Davis, DR., and Mrs. NJ
d, Ruud, Mr.. and. Mrs. Theodore
Thompson, Nj. and Mrs, 9. J. Muir
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Vanderhoef
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J.. Barnes. Nj. ant
Mrs.Philip Bangs, w, H. ShulAe, DR.
and Mrs. q, E. Sherman, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E, 2. Dickinson,
Score henors went to Mrs. 6chnit
and DIR. Ruud.
Mrs. s.. r, Bacon, ala Vernon ave
Rue, was hostess at an attracttv'
bridge luncheon in her homo at moo,
to-day, a color scheme of pink and Ia
Yender with bowls of pink roses com
binins to make tho roorna pretty
Mrs. Baeons was assisted during tn
hours by the Mesdames q. =. 1her
man, Paul J, Davis and MyronN Ba
son, and on her guest list wores thes'
women: Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs. Mrl
E.. e. Miller, Mrs, r. d, Campbell
Mrs. G.. c ,Gowran, Mrs, e. J. Sever
son, Mrs. ]. Nelson Kelly. Mrs. w. X
Nanderhoef, Mrs, A. Il. Brown. Mrs
i, II. Cariey, Mrs, A. p. Clifford. Mra
M. B. Allen, Mrs. J, D, Bacon. Mr.
Fred Bacon, Mrs. g. L, Van Alstine
MIS-. william Panovitz, Mrs. n. p
Bacon, Mrs. G, e. Ladd and Mrs. s
y. Way.
Mrs. Way is here as tho nous
guest of her mother. Mrs. Il. F. Ba
pen, and was the favored guest at tn
luncheon today,