Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-03
Miss corinnc Hoffman was hostess

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Miss Corinnc Hoffman was hostess
at Il miscellaneous shower Monday
night in compliment to Miss Mildred
Bulge. bride-eiect. The early part Of
the evening was spent in bridge. Miss
Emma Groves Of Lakota winning high
honors. 1here were guests for three
tables. among them Miss Ruby
Crothers OF Egland and Miss Ger
aldine McNicol of Hope, n. d. Mrs.
J. L.. Hoffman and her daughter. Miss
Helen Hoffman assisted the hostess.
Miss Ruby Crothers and Miss
Geraldine McNicol gave an informal
afternoon Monday for Miss Mildred
Bulge. Needlework was the diver
sion. There were ten guests
MIR. and Mrs. Charles j.. Kane. $40
family dinner on New Years day.
There were fourteen guests. among
them Mrs. kane's brother. Roger Car
roll of Fargo. Roger Carroll was the
New Year guest OF his mother, Mrs.
John NJ. Carroll. ST.. .1103 University
venue He returned this noon to his
home.
Miss Charlotte Gowran will be hos
tess this evening to a company OF
twenty young people in the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.. C..
Gowran. Dancing will be the eve
rings pleasure. The hours are to be
from 1880 to II o'clock.
invitations have been issued to
Ethel Severson. Elizabeth Wither-
slime. Lucille Bradshaw. Muzette
derson. Ruth Woutar. Lea Edmunds,
Gladys Moskau and Ruth Wineman;
Paul Yoder. George Lazier. Johnnie
Hoffman. Arthur Clifford, Lester
Rohde, James Carley. Harrison Will
der. Stewart Mcmillan. Clarence Oh
son. and Walton Taylor.
A card party will be given by the
Pro-Cathedral club in the lower audi
evening, January S. Everyone is ex-
tended IN invitation to attend. The
plans of the evening are in h hands
of the following committee members:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Nuss, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. H. Wilder. Mr.. n Mrs. Morgan
Curran, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Butler.
a regular meeting of the Catholic
Daughters of America will be held
Thursday evening in the knights OF
Columbus hall. The meeting will
open at s O'Clock.
The meeting of the North Dakota
Danes club on Wednesday. will be
held in the evening. it is announced
and will open at s O'Clock in h home
of Mrs. Fl. f. French. Hamline We
nue.. Religious Education is the
theme of the program, and Mrs. Karl
tussier,.ls in charge. 20
I Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II Sr1i-h 1SE paayn~ aI-a~.,a ore
Mrs. Vincent Smith and daughter
Jean of Regent. n. D.. who came to
spend New Years. DR.. and Mrs. Don
aid K. Woods of Great Falls. Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiths son-in-law and
dauEhter left Monday night for Roch-
ester, Mimi, where they will spend
several days before returning to their
home. DR.. Woods will attend a medi-
cal clinic while in Rochester.
Mrs. P. \. McClernan. Fourth ave.
nue.. entertained Mrs. J. H.. Beatty and
daughter. Miss Vera Beatty Of Fargo
at dinner on New Years eve. Mrs
Beatty is a former Grand Forks resi-;
/ dent. ?, .
The Young Peoples society Of the
First Lutheran church will hold q
meeting and entertainment in this
church parlors IN Wednesday eve
ming. beginning at s O'Clock. Mis-.
Margaret Thorsrimsen and Mrs. c. j
Gis!ascn will be the hostcsses II
charge for the evening.
Those who visit the church parlor.
during the evening will have an c.
p%ortunity to make a trip to the "cir.
Gus" grounds. where various circus
stunts and specialties will be staged
Opportunity will be provided to "feee
the elephants and to see other ami
mails in the menaserie. and there will
be some entertaining games during
the evening. Refreshments will b4
served.
Miss Clara Sugsberg returned OF
Monday night to her home in Bemidji
Mimi. following a New Year visit a
the home of Mrs. Louis Werner. MINI
-sota Point.