Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-13

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Resular*meetips. of St. Paul',s Guild
VIII be held, Wednesday afternoon ia
s sssae't j. maas.sn't all members q
y, TX. a"* .
We wish ,toscall your attention to
an, error on our part in last: eyeninr's
edition. !" The Odell .combanyfs ad
read. plume: sale . starts Friday"
Tuesday is the day: y.
The business girls club Of the 7. w.
e., A. will meet in the association: par
lors Tuesday, evening and after the
business session Miss Jenkins OF the
Grand Forks school Of music will give
a group Of readings. A social hour
will follow. and light refreshments will
be. served - - +
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The Toys Missi, nary. band OF. the
First Baptist church, will give the fol.
lowing program "Wednesday afternoon
for the Ladies' Aid society: :, :.
Song by the, band. "
Scfiptural reasons for missionary
work by the band. ; y :
observation-disclosures Lincoln. -.
Recitation-lden SQuires.
Missionary Heroes-Cecil Marsh
bank, Duane Squires, Ellen Reed, Ell
bert Kingley and Robert webster.
Recitation-Hal Marshoank.
Violin sclo-Harold Hodge:
The Knights Of Columbus gave one i,
Of their informal dancing parties last
evening in their hal in. TIE Opera
block. The guest list included Messrs
and Mesdames H. D. Pau!son. E. H
Robertson. r. H. Hughes, e. L. LES
perance, w: +. En1ard and E. Dyer;
the Misses Gladys Dunlap, NMelba
kirkpatrick, Genevieve. o.Keefe, Eva
ers. Miss Mccarthy, Frances. Collins
Eva Pourore. Marie Branffe, Frances
Kearn, Nellie. .O'Brien, Ella Opsahl
Anna Garske, Hazel Sherlock. Clara
DeCain, Agnes Taugen B. German
Grace .O'pone!l and Blanche O'Gor.
man. The Messrs. j. j. Simmer. Sher.
man Lowe. Victor Gies, Ray Murphy
w. F. McKaller. 'J..E. Driscoll. George
O'Connor. Lloyd Waiter. Jas. Budge
w. E. Maunsell. H. Kerney. H. O
Keefe, Fred Kelly. Ray Collins. George
Carroll. Gerald Rafter,. Ralph L
Lynch. Louis Murphy. A. G. Smithers
z, r.. Radley, H. F. King and NJ
Trayner. ~
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The Suffrage tea given at the home
~ - u ~. 1Ilou ot bSlitlOII dNStiCS
YESTERDAY. afternoon was most un.
;ualitiedly n of the most Success
tul of it's kind ever given.
The guests were interested in the
subject to begin with and II not sc
enthusiastic as the most ardent mem.
bers. on their arrival were distinctly
so at the close of the address. given
by Mrs. Edward Nelson OF Mime
npolis. ~
Mrs. A.. G. Leonard introduced the
subject by referring to the statements
current III some quarters that the
wonen's vote in Pasadena. Cal, had
had a disastrous effect inasmuch thai
Pasadena had gone,"wet" at the first
election after the franchise had beer
granted.
Mrs. Leonard has a sister in Pasa.
lena who has been a resident Of thai
city for twenty-six years and che
wrote Immediately after receiving a
letter inquiring as to the statement
that conditions were as above stated
She completely refuted the charge.
made and said that the women o.
Pasadena and California. were as un
elterably opposed to the liquor traf
fc as were the good women of ever,
community.
Mrs. LEONARD then introduced Mrs
Edward Nelson OF Minneapolis who
has been doing efficient work for tht
local suffrage elubsdurins the fall ant
n received a hearty welcome.
Her address showed careful though
and study and her earnest, vomanl,
manner was very pleasing.
She traced the history of the move,
ment for equa! suffrage from it's frs,
inception to the present day ant
quoted from; noted workers in The
u II her OWL personal expert,
cnre III this state and community.
Some Of her experienced are yer,
amusing but all show forth the kindlS
spirit that characterizes all she say.
ard does. -,
The .L.add home was beautiful,
decorated with a color motif of ptnl
! md white. Huge baskets we're filled
with masses, of creamy. white sweer
peas and lar"e bowls and vase fllec
to OVERLOOKING with pink cosmos. Thu
lovely blossoms were. picked yester.
lay, the 18th day of October and no,
~" showed signs Of being touched b,
, decay.
The, :hoatess served tea and cake.
and was assisted by her daughte,
Miss Hazel I,add and Mrs. A. G. Leon.
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a social hour was enjoyed. an6
t'ians formulated for the. distribution
e suffrage literature and every lad,
present expressed utter willingness u
,,.s@4ist in any way she could Z: a.