Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-17

The regular vesper service Of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton will be held Sabbath afternoon
at 5 o'clock. The meeting will be
q Bible Study Rally lead by Mrs. N.
r. Lincoln. The Program follows:
Music-The Misses Smith and Cur
tbs.
Selected readings from the bible
Phyllis Sherman, Miss Hattie Lou
Prophetic phase Of the bib1e-James
Henry.
Literary value Of the bible-Dean
V. P. Spuires.
Why study the bible Mrs. N. R.
Lincoln.
Every teacher of an adult bible
class is urged to be present. It is hop
&c hat this bible rally will arouse
increased interest in the bible classes
held in the various churches. The
Young women Of the Plymouth Con
gregational Church will be hostess
ses at the Vesper tea from 6 to z
o'clock. Monday night at 1880. Miss
jenkins will meet her gymnasium
class. There were twelve enrolled at
the last meeting and the girls are all
enjoying the work. At 8 o'clock on
Monday, the two English classes will
meet. Each number will be increased
this week. Tuesday night at s. O'Clock
the Union Commercial College Club
will meet at the association for their
regular business meeting and good
time. The club has decided to meet
every W weeks the first and third
Tuesdays Of each month. Wednesday
night 1880 the class in practical
cooking will meet. At eight O'Clock
h Younger Employed Girls Club
will meet. There were twenty girls
present at the last meeting and they
had a royal good time. They elected
Pres.-Mable Cooley.
Vice Pres.-Belle Martin.
Sec'Y.-Grace Murray.
Treas.-Lillian Strehbig.
Chairman Of Social Comm.-Agnes
TannehiN.
Thursday from 8 to 5 o'clock Mrs.
Paul Johnson will meet her class. in
House hold Economics. The gym. class
and the two English classes also meet
Thursday evening. Friday night will
be High School Girls night at the
Association. The club is planning a
big party and the two teams; the grays
and maroons, are working hard for
new members. Saturday from Q to 4
Miss Hines will have charge of the
Junior Industrial Club. There is al
ready an enrolment of from 20 to 80
children in this club.
On Friday Oct. 23rd from 1880 to
1890 P. NJ. the High School Club will
hold a big party at the Young
Women's Chritian Association par
Tors. The party will take the form of a
country fair. Every girl in High School
is invited to come.
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The-reception to the new members
of the university faculty last evening
vas Informal in it's nature, but very
pleasant The guests we're received in
the parlors Of Davis hall, and DR.. A.
j. Ladd welcomed the new members
of the faculty on behalf of the older
members. Dean Wells of the law
school, responded for the new mem
bers. Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, wife of
Dean Kennedy, made a neat address,
welcoming the ladies of the faculty
and Miss Edna Twamley, head of the
English department at the Model High
school, thanked the ladies of the fac
ulty for the gracious welcome accord
ed the new members.
There was friendly and
merry quip and jest and several mu-
seal numbers were given. George E.
Schlafer sang a tenor solo called
"Laddie." and ". w. Norton sang two
bass solos.
% Till i Wake ............ Voight
Prof. Paul Manuel presided at. the
piano.
Refreshments were served in the
science department, The re-
ceptlon was one Of the most success
!ul ones ever given and the informal
lty tended to break the ice and put
everyone at ease and on a friendly
footing with his neighbor.
Frank Law, son of DR.. and Mrs.
H. w. F. Law of Reeves avenue was
eight years of age yesterday and
after school sixteen Of his young
friends and neighbors helped cele-
brate in a manner commensurate with
the, importance Of the event.
Games out of doors and.games in
doors made the hours pass swiftly
and when supper was ready the boys
showed a readiness to eat that was
complimentary to the good things set
before them.
The invasion of this small. army
while friendly. taxed the skill of Mrs.
Law in caring for them. but she was
ably assisted by Miss Lillian Bulge,
Miss Margaret Nolan. Miss Lillian
The guests were Jeff Mayer, Allan
Mcintosh, Harrison Wilder, Finlay
Cameron. Allan Olson. Arthur Cliff
ord, Wilbur Dickinson, Robert Stur-
tevant, Richard S~turtevant, Robert
Deitz. Douglas soule. Clinton NC
.Grath. Kenneth and Jack Jacob.
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THE first story hour Of the season
will be enjoyed by the children of the
city tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the public library. Miss Ruth Eek
man will tell the story Of 1.-THE won
derful tar baby"
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Mrs. v. =. Mcintyre. Of LAngdon.
ice president OF the First district,
came IN from Jamestown last night
and. win visit Tor short. tlme-a the.
home o. her. brother. DR.: F.