Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15

Mrs. David Stoeve will be hostess to
the bethany Ladies' Aid at their reg
ular meeting to be held in the church
on Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
All members arc asked to be present.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Lutheran
Emanuel church will meet on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Herman
S,rutz, s23 North Eighth street, the
meeting to open at 3 O'Clock.
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The five districts of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid met this afternoon at
these homes:
First District-Mrs. II. w. Sims.
Ill Conklin avenue; Mrs. NJ. n. kroy-
er, assisting. ~ ~"
Second District-Mrs. F. L. Mont
gomery, Spr;gss block; DR.. Nellie
Bahlke m Mrs. J.. G. Moore, assist
ing. &ts
Third Distric.-Mrs. G. Il. Hunt,
Third avenue. assisted by Mrs. F; N.
Hiestand and Mrs. r. A.. Sprague.
Fourth District-Mrs. w. davies,
$40 Walnut street; assisted by Mrs.
Carrie Kelly and Mrs. J. Miner. g.
Fifth District-Mrs. NH. Jensen,
141o University avenue: Mrs. H. Get
man and Mrs. F. Il Lewis assisting.
The First Baptist Ladies Aid gath
cred in regular meeting this afternoon
in the church parlors. This was the
regular monthly. mtssi onary meeting,
and this program was given: 80 y
Music-Mrs.1 W. J.:Horner n Mrs.
Robert Charlsworth.
Contest from the February Mis-
sions'-Conducted by Mrs. N. J. Mel
son. ~
>Playlet, 1.-TWO Scenes, from Hindu
Life"-Group of women. - (
The social hour following the pro-
gram was in charge of the women OF
the fourth division Of the society.
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Last evening" between the hours OF
eight-thirty and n o'clock, Guild
hall was the scene of one of the
prettiest formal parties which have
been given during the present season,
when the members of the Comusfclub
gathered for the second and last OF
the formal. parties to be given by the
club this year. - x
In the receiving line were: MI. and
Mrs. John Hanson, Miss Thelma Gun
dersonf and Keith Bacon, Miss Mar
suerite 0Connor' n j. +. .~OCon-
nor, and Miss Saidee Carney and
Howard belong.
The hall was ornamented with mas
SEES of red hearts mingled with white,
and offered an appropriate setting FOL
other Valentine effects and favors. The
favors We're h~cart-shaped caps and
candles, and the gift favor was a
small flower sachct. .fa :
Confetti dances added to the gala
atmosphere. ( q e
Dinner was served at eleven o'clock,
the tables carrying Valentine appoint
ments, and holding red lighted
candles.
The hostesses were Mrs. John Han
son and Miss Thelma G%underson,
Danny O'Heron had charge Of the
decorations. and J. Il: u. O'ConnoI
led the figures.
Mrs. George Seifert and Miss Clara
Tellc will be hostesses to forty young
women in the fho1ne Of Mrs. Seifert,
-727 Walnut street. this evening: The
guests will include the fancy drill
team Of the Royal Neighbor. lodge Al
we'll as the other young womep:of THE
organization. They viii form i social
fclub-at.this tine which efGb.w1lline4t
II regular intervals s. the homes Sl
the members Musician cards VII
b the diversions @ - !.
Mrs.. Oscar Marks entertained
twelve quests at Z valentine -cafdfpafa
ty Ia her home: 6Qt Walnut street;
Tuesday evening. Valentine appoint
ments were used in the rooms, and
the game was gr~and-nola.
Mrs. i. a. Chance y,ss honor guess
al Gslnncheon given st0day. Nv MrfsW
a, Mcfntyrs, N. her. home; ~ Bel
mont avenue. There we're covers %
twelve guests.