The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-09
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Minot Reporter: The interest Of
nearly everyone in Minot Is this week
turned to the informal ball, which
Will be alven at the artnoEy Friday
evening. April ~. under the auspices
g! = Woman's Relief Corps. The
w: r: e. Is really the only patriotic
organization in the city and as this
is the first time that they are asking
the cooperation Of the public, the
residents Of the city should turn out
IN full force Friday evening to help
the w. r.. e. realize their hopes. The
armory should house one Of the larg-
est company Of dancers on that night
that has ever assembled In the city,
n with the decision of the advisory
cony Tor spectators at 20 cents each,
everyone In the city will be given the
gratifying opportunity Of contributing
their mite to the worthy cause. The
purpose Of the dance is to raise funds
TOR purchasing shades for the windows
OF the armory and later to install q
complete culinary outfit for the kit
chen: The committee in charge Of
the dance comprises Mrs. e. H. Boyer,
Mrs. Guy Frank and Mrs. r. H. EN-.
crson. n the floor committee will be
made up of several gentlemen chosen
from Company d. The feet that QuiR.
!ey.s orchestra will furnish the music
Will assure every attendant Of excel
lent music, which always goes so far
frappe will be served during the
dancing hours.
New Social Organization. {.
A chapter Of the P. e. O. sisterhood
has recently been organized in this
city by the supreme president. Mrs.
Samuel Shaw Parks Of Chicago, as
Mrs. T. g. Benson Of Valley City. Mrs.
Howard e. Simpson was elected pres.
ident and Mrs. H. E. French, vice pres
ident. There r only three other
chapters of the P. z. o. in the state,
n at Beach, Valley City and Dickin-
son.
The organization Is both Of social
Int cultural nature and originated
forty years ago from a college
sorority at the Iowa Wesleyan college:
The original membership comprised
pies Of the P. e. o. sisterhood were
much broader than those needed in
universities and colleges. 80 the
growth has been outside Of these. The
members are those interested in club
and educational work. Any special
line Of study desired may be taken up
by the various chapters. The organi-
cation is growing rapidly and several
chapters have been formed in foreign
chapters. a state organization will be
completed.
Federation at Valley City.
Valley City Times Record: About
thirty women representing all parts Of
the state are expected in the city to-
morrow and Thursday to attend the
board meeting Of the State Federation
Of Clubs. the meetings to he held at
the home of Mrs. s. A. Zimmerman.
Matters Of importance for the COM
ing years work Of the clubs will he
discussed. On Thursday the board
will. meet in conference with heads of
the departments Of work. wednesday
moor Mesdames W. D. Jeffrey. j. e.
Featherstone, f. Maryland and F. S.
.sigurdson Of the sorosis club. will en-
terrain the board at a luncheon at h
home of Mrs. Jeffrey. In the evening
music has arranged a special concert
for them at the auditorium. Thursday
noon Miss Hilda Winstead will be hos
tess. at the normal 'dormttory, to n
ladies at a luncheon.
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Society Meetings This Afternoon.
The various Aid societies are hold.
ing their meetings this afternoon.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Scan
dinavian Baptist church is meeting at
the home Of Mrs. s. c. Hendrickson
on Walnut street.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild are
holding a social session this afternoon,
in place of the regular work meeting.
The hours will be spent in visiting and
light refreshments will be served.
The Baptist Aid society is holding
its meeting in the new basement Of
the church. Following the business
session, a social hour will be enjoyed
and the hostesses for the occasion are
gore. Mrs. Kaufman and Mrs. c.
Entertained at Birthday Party.
Mrs. g. F. Wisner was hostess YET.
ter day afternoon, when sne entertained
a company Of children at her home on
South Thi:d street in honor. of. her lit
tie son Albert's fifth birthday. The
hours were spent in playing games and
served. Those present were Charlotte
Gowran. Lucille Wilson. Harriet Hat
cher. Ruth woutat. Marion Wisner,
Leal Edmunds. Elizabeth Witherstine,
Albert Wisner. James McCracken,
Kenneth Becker, Ralph Newton. Liei
Eggers, Stanley Gordon, Rolf Eggers.
leaves for Boston Today.
Mrs. q. r. jacob. left this noon for
Boston. where she will visit her daugh.
ter. Miss Geraldine. who il a student
at the Emerson College Of oratory.
Mrs. jacob will be one Of the patron
esses at the Delta Delta Phi sorority
ball. which takes place on Saturday
evening. April IL. She will also be a
.patroness at the in%ter-sorority ball.
Mrs. Jacob will be away six weeks
and when she returns will be accom-
by Miss Geraldine. En- route
they will visit in Minneapolis. where
they will be the guests at the Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity house party
at the University Of Minnesota. Mrs.
jacob will be one Of the chaperones
and Miss Ernestine Jacobi will go
down to be n Of the guests.