Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-14

sponsored by the local chapter Of the
Catholic Daughters OF America, given
On Monday evening in the knights of
Columbusrhall. Valentine decorations
a umber of features in keeping with
u valentine idea. Frank Webb led
the favor dance M little Misses Mary
Robertson and Kay Cotton, garbed az
cupids, gave out favors to the guests.
Hmard's orchestra furnished the
music. Miss Mae Morrow headed the
committee OF young ONE who had
charge Of this party.
An interesting program will be
given at the meeting of the Luther
league OF the First Lutheran church
on Wednesday evening. Both valen-
tine and patriotic ideas will be intro
program follows:
Hymn.
A "Sing"-Audience.
Responsive scripture reading led by
the president.
: Prayer-Pastor.
Piano solo-Miss Erlanda Vetren.
Vocal Solo-Miss Mary Chidlaw.
Reading, 'Lincoln as a Christian"
Miss Josephine Hanson.
Vocal Solo-Elry Conrtad.
Address, washington and Lincoln
AS ideals for Young Peoples'-Miss
Catherine Whitley.
I National Hymn-Audience.
Following the above program, there
will be games and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cotton will
leave on Wednesday evening for their
home in Peterboro, Ontario. For the
past ten days they have been the
guests Of Mr.. Colton's uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Cotton. 1924
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Mrs. H. G.. Woutat will entertain
twenty guests at dinner in her home
SOL South Fourth street this evening.
The Valentine color scheme of red
and white will be carried IL through
the rooms, and the table appoint
ments will take the form Of hearts.
will be the diversion after dinner.
and prizes will go to the winners Ut
high scores. The hostess will be as
sisted BY Misses Irene Fisher ana
Clara Listerud.
Mrs. Theodore Ahlroth entertained
guests at seven tables of bridge this
street.
Mrs. Ed. Stinson. 20 Fenton avenue.
returned on Monday evening from
Minneapolis, where she has spent the
past week as the guest of friends. Mr..
Stinson accompanied his wife to Min
neapolis and returned several days
ago.
Mrs. M. E. Stricken was winner of
high honors at the regular play of the
Monday Bridge club which met on
Monday afternoon in the home Of Mrs.
D. F. Sinclair. us, Fourth avenue.
Mrs. w. A.. Mcintyre. 879 Belmont
a luncheon on Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. l.. A. Chance who will leave
soon for Minneapolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Lander, 92z Bel
mont avenue. had as their guest over
the weekend. their son, Miles Lander,
of Minneapolis,
The. women's auxiliary Of St. Paurs
church willrmeet with Mrs, James Ell
tom 604 Belmont avenue, at 3 O'Clock
On. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. l.. G..
Moultrie is to be the speaker of the
afternoon. Mrs. H. u. Pitts will be
social hostess, and the women of sec
ton 8 will serve refreshments.
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Mr.. n Mrs. J. J. Fitzpatrick, who
are here from North Baltimore, Ohio,
returned on Monday evening from
Inkster, N. D., where they have been
the guests of relatives for several
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Miss Marion Bird returned to
Northwood on, Monday afternoon aft
er spending the Weekend as the
guest of her >parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Bird, 500 North Fifth street.
Miss Bird is a teacher at Northwood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carmen Jaynes who
have been house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Glass, HOG University
avenue for several days. left for their
home in Williston on Sunday. They
were accompanied as far as Larimore
by Mr.. and Mrs. Glass who will visist
for a. short time with their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
4. Glass, there. ="
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This evening, the Comus club will
hold the second and last Of their for
NAL parties in Guild hall. The party
will be marked by favor dances, and
j. =. T. O'Connor will be the leader.
Mrs. Gail Gaulke Hanson and Miss
Thelma Gunderson will be hostesses
at the party tonight. r. '%'