Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
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The ssth annual convention OF the
state w, G. T. Gal to be held in the
Congregational church 1t Valley City
Sept. 1924. promises ONE specially
interesting features. Miss Anna A.
Gordon. president of the national w.
G. T. w.. a gifted woman and an en-
tertaining speaker, n Mrs. Ida b.
Wise Smith, the capable and wide
awake president of the iowa w. c. T.
u, will be present.
The first evening n social tea, for
economic reasons. takes the place OF
the usual banquet Addresses of well
come and responses will be given and
the Rex orchestra will furnish music.
The second evening addresses will
be given by the state president, Mrs.
Elizabeth Preston Anderson, and by
Attorney General William LANCER,
whose work for law enforcement is
appreciated by the w. c. +. U.
Saturday evening is for the young
people, and an exercise, Uncle Sans
Children" will be put on. and this
will be supplemented by addresses by
Miss Gordon and Mrs. Smith, a read
ing by Hewison Pollock, and special
music throughout.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Smith viii
give the annual rnlo and Sunday
evening at the big union meeting Mrs.
Smith and Miss Gordon will speak.
Resident ministers will assist in the
eryices.
The convention closes Monday noon
with the election Of officers. Delegates
will also be chosen for the national
w. c. T. U. convention at Washington,
December 9 to Z.
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Ten guests were entertained by Miss
Ruth Baughman at her home on
Lewis Boulevard, yesterday as an
H Ion1r ~ lTScc T1,p JVncfny." IF NayD-
market, Virginia, who is a guest at the
Baughman home. Miss Foster Is to
be married at Minneapolis next We'd
nesday to Joseph Jennings Smith OF
tina city, and the affair yesterday was
a parcel shower. During the after
noon music. sewing and a contest pro-
vided entertainment, and each guest
preserve a husband" the poems be-
ing presented to the bride-to-be for
use, when the occasion demanded.
Parcels containing many attractive
gifts were hidden in the shrubbery
about the lawn. Miss Foster being
sent on a search for them. A three
course supper was served, and after
ward the party was entertained at the
Metropolitan theater.
Decorations throughout the Baugh-
man home were in yellow and white,
quantities of early autumn blossoms
being used. \
Miss Tressa Mason of Larimore has
returned from Minot, where she was
the guest of Mrs. Norman Ellison, and
she will be here for several days visit
ing Mrs. c. H.. Madden. 5s
Friends here will be interested in
knowing that Miss Mason's sister, Miss
!. Iona Mason, who was formerly con-
nected with the Benner & Begg store,
was married at Kansas City recently
to Samuel PXes, also a former resident
of Grand Forks. Miss Mason left
here in August for Kansas City, her
marriage taking place Immediately
after her arrival there. Mr.. Pyes has
been at Kansas City for several
months.
Miss Emma Hallen who expects to
leave nextEWednesday for San Fran
cisco to spend asyear wits her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. n Mrs. Carl Borge-
SON., was the guest of honor at an in
formal evening given Friday at the
Guests entertained with Miss Hallen
were Misses Josephine Berg, Isabel
Gilbert, Katherine and Jennette Jen-
sen, Mrs. Torval Hagen, Mrs. Edward
Suprenant, Mrs. G. w. Campbell, Mrs.
r.. shue and Mrs. G. w. Bell.
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Section 1 of st. Paul's Episcopal
Guild will hold a parcel post and dairy
lunch social Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Tracy R. Bangs on South Fourth
street. The social will be held from
until 5 clock and hostesses, with
Mrs. Bangs, will be Mrs. w. C. Wilson,
Mrs. Frank Hankey. Mrs. H. Hunter
and Mrs. T. X. Ahlroth.
~ Mrs Rohnrt Vow no,ot CSC 80
tonwood street. returned last evening
from Bemidji where she recently
closed her summer home. Enroute
to this city she spent a few days as a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Holton at
Shevlin, MINI, She also visited for a
few days at the Minnesota state park
at Itasca.
Miss Agnes Won Donat. GIG Cotton
wood street, has returned from
Gackle. N. D., where she spent n short
vacation as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. g.. Wilke. While away she also
visited at Fargo as a guest of Mrs.
William HimbuFg.
There will be a special meeting of
the Civic league at the farmers DON
of the court house IN. Monday after
noon at 8 o'clock. for the purpos OF
electing a delegate to the Federation
of clubs meeting to be held at Dick.
inson. the first five days of October
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Mrs. A. B. Rheinhart of 1116 Uni
versity avenue has as her guest Miss
Mabel Zimmerman of McHenry, N. d,
Miss Zimmerman formerly made her
home here. and is known to a num-
Der of people in the city.
Mrs. >. B. corrigan has returned
from Fargo. where she was the CUES
of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. HIS. Corrigan.
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Mrs. George Seifert and her chill
dren Of Cottonwood street left yester
day for Stephen. Mimi, where the,
will visit for a few days atsthe honi,
OF relatives.