Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15

When the annual meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish
Lutheran church. Is held tomorrow
church parlors, Mrs L. c. Johnson.
Alt Cottonwood street. will retire as
president. The new officers for the
| coming year will be elected, reports
will be made, and Mrs. Oscar Moberg
| or Minnesota Point, will serve refresh
ments.
There will be q special meeting at
8:15 o'clock "Wednesday evening in
society Of tho First Methodist church.
Special business demands full at
tendance Of the, msmbership.
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Leo Schn,itx, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Echmitx Of North Fifth street, is
another of the local boys attending
| school away who will be home for
the holiday vacation. Mr.. schmitz Is
studying at st. Johns college at Col
legeVille, Minn., and will reach home
the latter part of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Netcher are
looking forward to delightful holi-
day visit at Fessenden where they
| will be guests of Mrs. Netcher's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Beiseker. Mr..
and Mrs. Netcher will leave Wednes-
day of next week and will be away un-
| til after New Years.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Catholic Order Of FOresters will be
held this week on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the Knights of
Columbus hail. The meeting is post
poned from Tuesday, the regular
/ nlspHH ,@k tD to- l,o
old settlers supper which is the social
event OF this evening at st. Michael's
| pro-cathedral.
The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star will be held this evening at 8
o'clock at the Masonic hall in the St.
Johns block. After the business meet
ing there will be installation Of off,
GERS. Elevator service will continue
until o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Hall, formerly
we'll known North Dakota residents.
and after whom the city of Mohall
was named, are active in California,
their present home. judging from the
following clipping from the Mohall
Tribune-News:
"A letter from Mrs. M. o. Hall,
| 1920 30th street, San Diego. Cal. in
| forms us that they have moved back
from Saetee to San Diego. Mr.. Hall
! is busy as usual and apparently ev-
| erybodys is hustling in anticipation OF
the worlds fair for 1915. Under sep
arate cover we are indebted to Mrs.
Hall for a copy Of the San Diego I'm
| ion which gives an account of a vaa-
deville benefit for the Belgian relief
fund. In the program are 2s ladies
Of San Diego who had charge: Among
them are to be found Mrs NJ. o. Hall,
Mrs. Claus Spreckles, Mrs w. A.
Sloane and Mrs. U. 8. Grant and
| many other very prominent people of
the cpast. The use of the theater
was donated free by Madam Kather-
Inc Tingley< and candy was donated
| by three dr1ns, to be sold during the
intermisstons. The proceeds amount
The Pythian Sisters elected new Of
| hcers 1T the regular meeting last sve-
| ming. and set the installation Of the
Same for the first Monday in January.
There Is yet one trustee to be elected.
the other new officers being a. fol.
lows: ..~.
Past Chief-Bertha Stewart.
Most Excellent Chief-Josephine
Boeger. :.
Excellent Senior Elizabeth G otzian,
Excellent Junior-Thelma Torkel-
son.
Manager-sophie Hassell.
Mistress Of Eecords and Cores
pondence-Cora Read.
Mistress OF Fina,nce-Augusta Krue-
ger.
Protector-oliye Melby.
GuaFd-Lorraine. Seymour.
Representative to Grand Lodge
Augusta Kruger.
Alternate. Representative - Laura
Robbins. ,&.
| A pretty wedding announcement
party was given at Forest River Sat-
urday afternoon when Miss Frences A.
Woods announced, the approaching
marriage OF. her sister, Miss Jennie
Ethel Woods, to 3. J. Taber Of the
same city Tho wedding VIII be an
event pf Christmas day.
The Girls Of the 8. I. q. club were
the biddSa guests at the anpounce-
ment marty ana the Woods hbme w1s
given holiday atmosphere With dec
orations of evsrsrsen. holly and red
ana Groen c9ndlag. ~ .delectables; re-
past was served at ~ o'clock.
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