Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-20

Mr. and Mrs. e. J.. Mahn, 212 North :
Fifth atEeet, gave a dimn9r party inl
their home Sunday eveRAng In COM
plinseu1t to Mrs. Mabel K11ndworth,
who with her small daughter, Bert
Evelyn, Will leave Tuesday eventng to
reside IN fMtnpt. There we're covers
for sever at the DINNER, and Bert
,Eagel Of Fargo was an u Of the ,ctty
guest.
The, regular meeting of the FW1om-
m Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist church will be held
"Wednesday afternoon at Sayre hall,
universally, with Mrs. Emma Miller,
hostess. Mrs. Mi1ler will he assisted
by Mrs, sAbbie Watt, Mrs. E. p. Rob-,
erteson and Mrs. E. j.. Lewis. Mrs. A.
O.oDdsbrow will have charge, of deyo-
|tiOnas, and the feature OF the pro
gram Will be IN address by Dr. r. H,
Greeley. who win talk en- hts expert
eafces in Africa Miss Regina Bren-
nan wlll> read, and Mrs. r.. j. Purcell
will give a vocal number. $
Miss Elizabeth Greening. who is
employed in Fordville. N. B., was tho
guest of her parents in the city over
Sunday. y
MISS Elvlra ElHngson, primary in
structor in the school At Mekinock. N.
D., spent the week end with friends
in Grand Forks. G
III. Helen Mclean. a student at
the university. spent the week n
with her parents In, Grafton.
Miss Grace Churchill OF Kellys, N.
D., was the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. M: Churchill, Cherry
street, e Sunday.
Miss Katherine Bennett. 1872 Uni
versity. entertained her, mother, Mrs.
John Bennett Of Kellys, N. D., as her
guest for several days. Mrs. Bennett
returned to her home on Sunday
evening. .
Miss Dagny Logeland, who has
made her home in Grand Forks for
some time, and during her residence
here has been a member Of the First
Lutheran choir, was the guest OF hon
or at q gathering OF the choir mem
Ebers following the Sunday evening
service in the church parlors. Re-
treshme1Its served, and a gift
was presented to the favored one.
Miss Lpgeland will leave this evening
for Nevis, MINI.
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The Catholic Daughters of America
announce a card party to be given
Tuesday evening, November %, in the
Knights of Columbus hall. The game
will be grand nola, and playing will
begin at 8 o'clock . The proceeds of
the party win be employed in charity
work in the city, and a large attend
ance Is desired.
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Alpha Phi Alumnae association will
meet this evening with Mrs. Raymond
Hitchcock, International avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. George A. Henry, DR..
and Mrs. J. E. Snyder, and DR.. and
Mira. ". ]. Hutchinson will be the
hOnored guests at a public reception
which is to be held in the parlors of
the Methodist Episcopal church
this evening from 8 to II o'clock
Rev. Mr.. Henry has just been return
ed to Grand Forks to hold the PASTOR
ate for another term; DR.. Snyder
comes here from Fargo as the new
district superintendent of the Meth
odist church in the Grand Forks dis
~trict, and DR.. Hutchinson is being
honored as the retiring superintendent
Of this district.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre is chairman of
for the reception, and other members
are Mrs. F.. P. Robertson, Mrs. Wheel
er Smith and"Mrs. H. H. Healy.
In the receiving line with the
honored guests will be Mr.. and Mrs
Mcintyre, DR.. and Mrs. Hcaly, DR.. ar~I
Mrs. Robertson. and Mr.. and Mrs,
Smith. These ONE will preside at
the tea and coffee tables: Mrs. George
~Sturtevant, Mrs. F. L. Lewis, Mrs. G
B. Wharen, and Mrs. w. E. DeLong.
A general invitation Is extended to
all members n friends of the con-
greEation. A special program has
BEEN prepared which includes some
interesting talks and musical numbers
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Mrs. r. A. Miner Mildred
Getchell) and her little daughter. Vir1
ginia Rae, who have been the guests
Of Mrs. Miners parents, Mr.. n Mrs
E. A. Getchell, 816 Chestnut street, for
several weeks, left for their home in
Williston Sunday evening.