Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-19

The Women's Relief Corps held it's
regular meeting this afternoon in the
Odd Fellows han. There was large
attendance and at the close of the
business meetingta short social session
was enjoyed.
The Dacotah Dancing club gave
very enjoyable informal party last
evening in the knights of Columbus
hall. A large number of guests were
present.
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Prof and Mrs Frederick H. Koch
and two little sons. will return this
evening from Maple Lake, where they
have enjoyed a few weeks outing.
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Judge and Mrs. M. H. Brennan. have
returned to their home in Devils
the city, attending the meetings Of
the State Bar association.
Miss Fay Brown of Leeds will ar
rive in the city the first of next week
to enroll as a student at the state uni
versity. -.
Miss Mabel Davies, who is teaching
school near Reynolds this year, came
home last evening to spend Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs: w. P.
Davies of Walnut street.
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Attorney and Mrs. A. G. Divett left
last evening for their home in Wah-
peton, after spending the past few
days in the city attending the meet
ings of the State Bar association.
Judge and Mrs. X &. & ". Buttz of Dew
Ills Lake left last evening for Drayton
where they will spend Sunday with
Mrs. Buttz' parents. They were
among the out of town visitors in the
city during the .week' to attend the
state bar association meetings
Among the + HaanaR X X young people
who will enter the North Dakota uni
versity next week are Misses Mary
Jeffrey, Margaret Mclean. Mabel Hay,
Ethel McGruer, Laura Olson. Alex
Mclean and Joseph snowfeld.
Judge and Mrs L. B. Goss of Bis
marck, accompanied by Miss Mabel
Wright, autoed to Grand Forks yes
terday and spent the day with friends.
Miss Wright is en- route to Edmonton,
Alta, where she will spend the winter
with her mother. Miss Wright was
formerly one of the instructors in the
piano department of Wesley college
conservatory of music
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. f. A.
Knowles and Mrs. w. e. Lahr were
charming hostesses yesterday after
noon to. the members Of the Monday
club, at luncheon given at the home
Of Mrs. Lahr. Green and white, the
club colors, formed the decorative
note, carried out in southern smilaX.
superb white roses and ferns. An
elaborately appointed menu was serv-
ed from small tables. and at each
plate was a dainty favor in the shape
Of q boutonierre of white sweet peas
and miniature ferns. Mrs. H. S. Dob
Ter assisted the hostesses. and Mrs.
H. P. GODDARD and Mrs. r. A. Copelin
were also present.
At the conclusion Of the repast,
Miss Flora Harmon and Mrs. V. j.
LaRoses gave pleasing group Of piano
and vocal selections. The annual
business meeting followed and
treasurer was elected. Mrs. A, A.
Bruce being chosen to I'LL that office.
As offices in the Monday club rotate,
Mrs. Knowles, the able and retiring
president, was succeeded by the for
mer vice president. Mrs. W. E. Lahr
Mrs. w, Fl. Bodenstab becomes vice
president and Mrs. F. A. .Lahr secre-
tary. Other business was dispatched.
With this happy occasion. the Mon
day club opens its fourteenth year of
study, the organization dating from
January, 1902. Many changes have
taken place since it's inception, but
In Its personnel the club maintains
the spirit of cooperation and stand
ard of high endeavor which marked
will be continued from last year. a.
comprehensive and interesting pro-
gram having been arranged under the
supervision of Mrs. B. e. Jones, Mrs
A. A. Bruce. Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab
and Mrs. w. E. Lahr.