Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-08
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Visited Friends Here.

Visited Friends Here
MISS Rose Brossard of Hancock.
M1ch', spent yesterday in the city Wis
,.ung friends. She was enroute to her
has been visiting friends.
Left for Duluth.
Mrs. S. c. Miller who has been vis-
ltlng for the past five weeks at the
nome of Mrs. G. a. Noonan of Fourth
avenue left for Duluth, where she will
enjoy visit with friends before re-
turning to her home in Sioux City,
Iowa,
Home from st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Thacker
have returned from a weeks visit
with friends in st. Paul. Mr.. 'Thacker
was a delegate to the knights Of
Columbus convention.
To Enjoy Lake Outing.
Miss Mae Treacy and Miss Margaret
Lemm will leave Sunday noon for De-
troit, Minn., where they will spend
their vacations with friends
Presbyterian Social.
byterian church will hold social in
the church parlors Wednesday after
noon, Wednesday, August 12. The
hours will be from 3 to o'clock and
the ladies Of districts 6, and will
be the hostesses. A cordial invitation
is extended to all ladies of the city.
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Civic League Meeting.
The Women's Civic league will hold
a Nf I-.
O'Clock in the auditorium Of the pub
lie library Several matters Of i'm
portance will be discussed and all
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. A. I. Hunter will preside in the
Rex.
Gave Entertainment.
Fargo Forum: At Fair Hills at De-
troit Lake Wednesday the following
entertainment was given under the
direction of Mrs. c. P. Walker Of the
Walker theater, Winnipeg. Mrs.
Walker herself took part, also Miss
Olive Eaton, leading lady Of the Far
go Grand Stock company, last season,
and Miss Maud Knight of Fargo were
in it to telling effect. Some two hun
dred people from this and other lakes
came to see the show.
pavilion at Fair Hills. The stage was
fitted up with footlights. curtains and
all the necessary paraphernalia, and
the whole entertainment was carried
through with a professional swing.
The program opened with piano
solo by Mrs. Swan. and a song, who
Knows by Miss Elsie Ingram, ac-
companied by Miss Lulu Leslie.
How the Vote Was Won." was the
re "a
Fair Hill Fakirs. The cast follows:
Horace Cole (clerk) Mrs. G. P.Walker
Ethel (his wife) Miss Eleanor shanks
Winnifred (his sister in law ..,...
................ Miss Lula Leckie
Agatha (1is sister) Miss Olive Bishop
Mollie (his niece) Miss Olive Bishop
Madame Christine (his second-cou-
SIM 49,. Miss Minnie McKeague
Maudie Sparks (his cousin). ......
Aunt Lizzie (his aunt )...........
Lily (his maid-of-all-work) ......
.............. Miss Maud knight
Gerald Williams ihis friend) $50.
............. Miss Isabel Jameson
A musical number. a vocal solo,
The Garden of My Heart" by Miss
Clara Leckie, and a. comedy skit, ''The
Two Choice Chatterers. by Miss
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closed the very entertaining program.
Exhibit at Geneva Convention.
. The Young Won1en's Christian AS
ISOLATION Of Grand Forks will have
an exhibit at the Lake Geneva con-
vention. Each association has been
requested to have an exhibit Of some
sort and the local one will illustrate
the religious part Of the work by using
a
delegation to the conference which
will be held from August IA to "a.
The following states will be repre-
sented: North Dakota. Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia.
splendid program has been ar
ranged for the three days convention
Among the prominent speakers will
be Miss Mabel Crafty. general secre-
tary for the national board, Miss Eli
zabeth w. Hughes. executive secre-
tary for the Ohio and West Virginia
field committee: Miss Frances NJ. Crit
tenden, secretary for the north CEN
trail field COMMITTEES: Rev. Ambrose
NJ. Bailey. pastor Of the First Baptist
church in Peur, Ind; Rev. D. A.
Hayes, Evanston, Ill; Rev. Archibald
Hadden Of Muskegon. Mich; Miss
Mary l.. Thomas, secretary of the Y.
w. -. n. III bueHos aires, South
America
Every phase Of the Y. w. work
will be taken up and a very profitable
session is looked forward to.
A committee chosen from the dele
gates will be in charge Of the organ
lied recreation and plans for the as
ISOLATION day., The afternoons of the
conference are entirely free and be-
sides the excursions and athletic events
planned, there will be opportunity for
walking, driving and boating in small
er groups.
Grand Forks will be represented by
Miss Josephine Brown, general sec
retary, Miss Gail Gaulke. Miss Mar
tina Anderson and Miss Mabel Hustad.