Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06

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The annual election Of officers and
the presentation of reports by the
standing committees will be matters of
importance to come up during the
business session.
The meeting will open promptly at
) o'clock. All old and new members
are urged to attend. The membership
committee requests that all girls and
women eligible to membership in the
society attend the meeting and make
arrangements with h membership
members.
Grand Forks friends OF DR.. and Mrs.
d.. C. Darrow Of Moorhead will be i'll
terested in knowing that on Wednes-
day, January 4. they celebrated the
golden anniversary of their marriage.
In honor of the event Mr.. and Mrs.
frey. entertained at Il reception Wed
nesday evening in the Darrow home.
Some 60 guests. pioneers Of Moor
head. attended the affair.
DR.. and Mrs. Darrow. who are ma
tives of Wisconsin. have made their
home in Moorhead since 1884, and
during that time DR.. Darrow has en-
gagged in practice OF his profession.
The family of DIR. and Mrs. Darrow
consists of two daughters. Mrs. Edith
Godfrey. of Moorhead and Mrs. Chas.
Loring Of Washington, D. c., formerly
Of Crookston, Mimi.
DR.. Darrow is a brother Of the late
DR.. E. NJ. Darrow Of Fargo. we'll
known here.
Miss Mabel Davies will leave for
Chicago Saturday right where she
will enter the Chicago Recreation
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to complete the course which she
started in that institution some
months ago. In addition, she plans
to do social service work.
John Robertson Bratovde is the
name chosen for the little son born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. BrathoYde at
Mayville, n. D.. o nDecember "a.
Mrs, R. H. Neil. ais North Fifth
street, entertained at thre tables Of
cards in her home or Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. Josephine Velknap of
Warwick, n. D.. who was an out of
town guest, won high score. AT the
close of the game, the hostess served
a light supper.
Mrs. Josephine VelkGap. Who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
A. W. Obert. 723 International ave-
nue.. will leave on Saturday for her
home in Warwick, y. D.
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Miss Bessie Devine has returned
from Anew Yaer visit in Minneapolis,
She was the house guest OF Misses
Gwendolyn and Beatrice Culver, who
formerly lived here. Miss Devine's
$40 Walnut street. spent the New
Year week with friends at Orr, N. d..
n returned on Tuesday evening to
Grand Forks.
Installation Of officers will be the
feature of interest at the regular meet
ing of tic Wonen's Relief Corps on
Saturday afternoon. The meeting is
to be held in the DAD Fellows hall
n will open at $50 o'clock. All
members are urged 10 attend.
In honor of her son, Marvin's
eighth birthday, Mrs Jack Newark
gave a little birthday party on Thurs
day afternoon in her home. 119
Seventh street. Mrs. H. L. Hendricks
assisted. Games and music were en-
Ioyed, and a birthday luncheon was
served. Eight pink candles lighted
the birthday cake which centered the
table. Following we're the guests:
Myron Carlton, Peter Harvey. Don
aid Swenson, Donald Robertson. Mary
Robertson and Catherine Newark.
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: Miss NJ. Helen Davies, $40 Walnut
street. returned on Thursday night
from Minot: n. D.. where she has en-
joyed a holiday visit at the home of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs, Hal Davies.
Miss Mildred Bulge. a bride Of this
month. was honor guest at. a pre-
nupual party given Thursday evening
by Miss Gladys OKeefe. The party
was in the nature Of q kitchen shower
and Miss Bulge was given some use
full and practical articles for her
bridal chest.
Parlor games and stunts were en-
joyed. In serving refreshments the
MrA Henry O'Keef", and her sister.
Miss Mary O'Keefe. There were ~
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Walsh were
hosts to a number Of friends al their
farm home on Tuesday evening, in
honor of Miss Mary Curran who is
teaching school at Ardock. N. D. The
guests included Misses Lillian and
Frances Devine. Lucille and Dorothy
Hart, and Martin Bergstrom. all Of
Merrideld. N. D.: Mr.. Inc Mrs. Dick
Bennett and Messrs. John Tannahil,
Alvin AND Clifford Mcintyre, Reina
Stevatag. Iona Mcintyre. Cards and
dancing furnished the evenings pleas
nre. and the hosts served a supper at
midnight.
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Miss Venus Crombie. who has been
the holiday guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mr.. William Crombie, 1879
Cheyenne n expects to return on
Saturday to Bathgate. N. D.. where
she has been teaching. Miss Croanbie
teaches muatc in the Bathgate
schools, and IL third and fourth grade
instructor.
Mr ana Mrs James Arnold enter
tadned a4 . party in their home, 1l9
North Third street Wednesday in hon
OF Of the birthday Of their son Ray
mCnd .aged seven years. Parlor games
WIRE enjoyed and a birthday supper,
Wae served. The following little
peop1e enjoyed the affair: Buddie
Cotton. Clarence and Raphael Maiers
Earl Jackson and Florence and Ethel
Arnold.