Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14

To mark her eighth birthday an
niversary. little Leverne Gaunt, i119
Vernon avenue. entertained a group OF
her small friends on Saturday after
noon. An attractive color scheme OF
J yellow was carried out in the rooms
and on the luncheonltable, where, re-
freshments were served at the close
of the afternoon. Each child wore a
novelty yellow cap while at the ilunch-
con table, and they were given yellow
ballons and small yellow baskets fill
ed with candies. Other table appoint
ments were in yellow, also. and cen-
tering the table was a large birthday
cake set with eight lighted yellow can,
dies. Games furnished entertainment
during the afternoon.
The guest list included the follow
ing: Nora Glare, Mary Lou Glare. Hell
en- Mcdonald. Marion Mcdonald. Doris
Ferestad, Kathryn King. Dorothy
Elton, Janet Waller, Camilla Scram-
stad, Donald scramstad and LIE Verne
}Swendiman.ts y
Mr.. and. Mrs. j. G. Haney and
children. 701 North Third street, re-
turned Saturday after making a mo-
tor trip to Aberdeen,ssS. D.. They made
stops at several Minnesota lakes, in
Guiding Benidji, where they were
| 5uSo(S sAOI d.. HlA11C VI LIZ. Liz
Mrs. j. M. Gillette.
Miss Alice Haney left Sunday for
alexandria, Mimi, to be the guest of
Miss Dorothy Larnming at the sum-
mer home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Lamming.
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Literally, "the cat was let out Of
the bag at the novelty arranged an
nouncement party given by Mrs. Geo.
Black in her home, 1902 Belmont
avenue. on Friday evening. when she
announced the engagement and we'd
ding date of her daughter, Miss Mary
Louise Black. whose marriage to Max
r. Menschel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Menschel of Wapakoneta. Ohio, will
be an event of September 2.
A color scheme of pink and white
combined with sweet peas was used
in the rooms at the home of Mrs.
Black, and during the evening. a kit
ten with small announcement cards
tied about its neck on streamers was
freed from a bag in which It had been
concealed. -
The guests spent the hours en-
%broidering initials on tea towels for
the bride-elect and in arranging books
of recipes. A heart shooting contest
resulted in prizes being awarded to
Miss Agnetha F~jeldstad and Miss
Esther Bathgate., Refreshments were
SCI z at Lie SlOSO vi LIE ctSIllIlS,
luncheon appointments again being
in the prevailing colors. \.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. A. Finlayson,
Of Duluth, spent part of the day in
Grand Forks yesterday visiting with
Mrs. William Lucas. Mr.. Finlayson
was for several years a practicing at.
torney in East Grand Forks. and
moved about nine years ago to Du.
luth, where he has an excellent law
practice. With members of his fam.
lily and friends he drove early in the
week to Crookston, thence to Winni.
Yesterday. He will return by way OF
Fargo and Breckenridge. Accom-.
panying Mr.. and Mrs. Finlayson are
their son, G. W. A. Finlayson, Miss
Ruth Busselman. Mrs. w. H. LES.
TRANCE and her daughter, Miss Mary
Jane L'Estrange, all of Duluth. Mr.
Finlayson's mother, Mrs. A. Finlayson
of Crookston, accompanied the part,
to Grand Forks.
Miss Josephine Sandness. formerl,
a teacher at Mekinock, has accepted
a position to teach this coming veal
in the schools at Horace N. D.
Miss Ruth Halfpenny. daughter 0.
Rev. Daniel Halfpenny Of Ray, N. D.
who has been attending the summel
school session at the university here
is spending a few days at the home o,
her aunt. Mrs. Walter Leake of EN-
erado. Miss Halfpenny is teacher il
the public schools Of Ray.
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The women of the Lutheran Ere,
church will serve refreshments or
the church lawn, corner of Cotton
wood street Second avenue. from
5 until II O'Clock text Thursday. Or
the menu will be ice cream. cakes anc
f~coffee. An invitation Is extended t.
the public to stop for refreshments.