Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-26

Twenty-Five were guests at
the annual birthday party of the local
W: c. T. u, which was given Friday
afternoon By. Mrs. VIM. Crombie and
Miss Belle McPhail in the formers
home, 1422 Cheyenne avenue. AS 4
result of the collection Of pennies to
the number of the last. birthday. an
dollars was contributed. and will be
used in the department Of flower mis-
s1ons as part Of the fund for supply
ms plants and flowers to sick mem
bers.
Miss McPhail gave an address,
Looking Backward" in which she
reviewed briefly the work of the
local organization. from ii" inception.
and pointed out the achievements Of
that body since the beginning. Rev.
w. c. Foley talked on "Christian
citizenship" indicating the duty of
Americans to the immigrant popula-
(tion of the country. Rev. Foley also
sang. two solos to piano accompani-
ment played by Miss Venus Crombie.
Mrs. Myra Coon Of Devils Lake, is
visiting with her son. Ernest D. Coon
and she is: the guest of Mrs. l.. II,
Bulls at fheTY. VIC. A., during
her visit here. Mrs. Coon. in com
pahy with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Anderson and
their small son. Donald, Of Devils
tives in Massillon, Ohio. and other
eastern POINTS. Mrs. Coon has been
Visiting during the summer at the
nome or her sister in Massillon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson motored there
J a short time ago to accompany her
back to Devils Lake.
Miss Ruth Owen Will be hostess to
a group of twenty young women in
her home. SIT Third avenue, this
evening, honoring Miss Mary Louise
Black who is to be a bride September
2, and Miss Mary Louise Fawcett, Miss
Blacks hous guest who is here from
Conneaut, Ohio. to be a bridesmaid at
the wedding Of Miss Black. Games
n music will provide entertainment
for the guests. The guests will taxi
Kitchen utensils as gifts for the BRIDE
elect. An out-of-the-city attendant
at the affair will be Miss Ida Nelson
of Minneapolis.
Guests for six tables have beer In
vlted to play bridge at the home of
Mrs. E. J. Severson. 86S Belmont ave
u this evening. Gladioli and asters
towns guests at the affair will in
clude Mrs. 8. P. Ireland of Portland,
Ore, Mrs. NJ. c. Woodland and her
daughter. Miss Catherine Woodard.
ais Of Portland, Mrs. E.. p. Trfmm
OF Fond du Lac. Wis. Mrs. Edwin
Prentice of Williston and Mrs. Leo
Rasmussen OF Minneapolis.
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The Misses Bernice and Jessie
Bulge will return this evening after
an extended trip in, the .eaeA+ They
will bring with them Miss Ida Nelson
OF Minneapolis who will be their house
guest for some time.
Miss Frances Murphy, 800 Vernon
avenue, has returned home after
spending several days as the house
guest OF Miss Isabelle Eaton Of Fargo
at the latter's surnme home on De-
troit Lake.
Misses Bertha Ebel. Alma Ander.
son, Mathilda Doe, Myrtle Haugorn,
Rolena Rivenes, and Esther Bjoriein
have returned from Maple Lake,
where they spent a short time.
Miss Helen Stoke Of Grafton is q
guest OF Mrs. c. D. Locklin, Jr., Gotz.
ian block, for two weeks. She arrived
In the city Friday noon.
Miss Jennie Duncap is entertain.
ing as her guest, her cousin. Miss
Loretta symington OF Neche, N. d.
Mrs. Paul Glass and. infant dauxht.
er, Virginia Mae, OF Larirhore. n. D..
r guests. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Glass, 1906 University
avenue Tor q short time. Mrs. Henry
Glass is spending a few days In LArt.
more.