Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

Mrs. j. B. Stewart has returned to
the past few days with friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. IS Harry i Bulge have
returned from their honeymoon trip
to Winnipeg. They will make their
home on University avenue.
Miss Gretchen x oe.ehger, 3 & a former
university student. left yesterday for
Crary where she teaches school. Miss
Oeschger came to see the university
A. G. football game.
Miss Eva Rorke who teaches school
at Lakota spent Sunday In the city
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p
returned to Lakota last evening.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. d. Milngan and
niece, Miss Ina Phillips of Crookston
spent Sunday in the city as guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. X
Geist on North Sixth street. They
returned home last evening.
Choose your Christmas gifts at thu
No-Vary Exhibition parlor and begir
saving No-Vary (always good) cou
pons. Coupons and some money ma,
I be used or you can get them abso
lutely free with coupons and certif1
| cates.--Ady.
Friends in this city have received
cards from Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grab
enstein of Deer Lodge, Mont, an
nouncing the arrival Of u little daugh'
ter last week. Mrs. Grahenstein was
formerly Miss Leone Cory OF Grand
Forks.
The Entire Nous club held an art ex.
hibt this afternoon from 3 to
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. F. L.
Goodman on Reeves avenue. The
pictures included productions OF the
famous paintings in tho Chicago art
institute.
The Ladies' Aid 5 Society Of the First
:! Ra ptist church will hold it's regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon at =
o'clock in the church parlors. There
are several quilts to be tied and q
large attendance is desired. Follow
ing the business and work session, ar
interesting missionary program VIII
be given by the Girls Missionary
band, under the supervision OF Mrs
G. II. Sherman. The program has
been arranged as follows:
Mus.c--Missionary band.
Scripture Observation-Disclosures Cad.
we'll.
Vocal Solo--Katherinc Finch.
Japanese Tea Party---Five little
girls in costume.
Piano Solo-katherine Tuttle.
Rec!tation-A True Sacrifice--Ida
Vocal solo-1 Will Try-Greta
Jack,
Recitation japanese Girl -
Gladys Myers.
The Housewives league of Mime
apolis, organized by Mrs. Cassus NJ
Ferguson, president of the fifth dis:
trict of Minnesota Federation OF
Women's clubs. has caused already
SO much interest among housekeepers
that at the next meeting junior
auxiliary will be organized for the
/ purpose. Of engaging actively young
girls in the work of the league. Com
mittees will be appointed to carry on
the work in different departments. As
a national movement the Housewives
league Of America has been organized
which affect food supplies, the family
health. the cost of living and to Sc
cure further legislation when neces-
sary toward that end. Members OF
! the league are requested:
TO insist upon full weights and
measures. 80 - ~, ,g.
TO insist upon cleanliness in the
handling of food.
To protest against the exposure of
all food to contamination from dirt
flies, or other infection and to refuse
to purchase such food.
To read carefully all labels on
canned and bottle goods and to re.
port any violation of the pure food
drugs act.
To make personal investigation into
the sanitary condition., Of their mar.
delicatessen and confectionery stores
To, as far as possible, refuse to pur.
chase cold sotrage poultry, fish, but.
ter, eggs, fruit, ETC., which has beer
held to the detriment Of condition OIL
advancement Of price.
To secure two new members fo,
the organization.
In justice to tradesmen member.
are also requested:
To so plan their orders that but one
delivery day is required.
To pay cash br settle. all credit &C.
counts promptly. .
To refrain from handling article!
of food that are exposed for sale.
To patronize tradesmen who compl,
with the laws.
To give preference to food dis
tributing stores that close not latel
than p. m.
Mrs. Julian Heath of New York ii
the president Of the National House
wives league and when a guest O.
club women at the state fair in Sep
tember. che stirred up the interes
that resulted in the formation of tn,
Minneapolis league.