Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-14
"A PAGE FOR WOMEN
Local Episcopdls
Attend Institute

I'll A4cSASuIe UAu0E Iu0 WuSplC0S Oh
the women's auxiliary and guild of
g sssopened I'M Gethsetnane cathedral
sat Fargo, yesterday morning. and
Will continue until Friday.
Dr. Jonathan Watson, pastor Of St
Fan church; Mrs. c.. e. Gowran,
united offerings treasurer; Mira Don.
Aid Blake n Mrs. W. y. Black, jul
NOR vice presidents, in attend
$ance from this city
Women delegates and clergymen
from many churches of North. Dakota
arc in Fargo for; the course OF In
tensive training which is being con-
Quoted by trained leaders from the
Episcopal board OF New York, among
these Miss Frances Withers, Miss
May Smith of Minneapolis, educa-
3 S~ecretary for Minneapolis, who
III conduct senior classes and Miss
\ sWithers the Junior and Sunday school
classes.
Sunday school leadership. and
form the basis Of the instruction that
IL being given.
The Parent-Teachers association Of
the Winship school viii meet Thurs
day afternoon at 8 o'clock >in the
gram will be given Talk on Food
Conservation. Mrs. r.. A.. Sprague;
community singing; address on
Thrift by Rev. H. B. Thorgrimsen;
group of songs. Miss Elizabeth O'Gor-
man.
Miss Julia Jerde Of this city, who Is
to leave Fargo tomorrow with a group
OF other Red Cross nurses, for duty at
Z American Lake, Washington, was the
guest Nof honor at a luncheon given
yesterday by Mrs. T.. Johnson Of
Moorhead.
The Red Cross chapter Of this city
is to receive $50 from the Lady Elks,
the proceeds of the ard party given
last night in the Elk club rooms as a
benefit for the local chapter. Twenty
and the games were followed by the
serving Of light refreshments and
dancing for a couple of hours. The
orchestra from the Grand theatre con-
tributed music for the dancing. The
> affair vas most successful socially, as.
well as bringing to the Red Cross
treasury q very comfortable amount
Mrs. ]. E. Stevens of Lawton, field
worker for the State Anti-Tuberculosis
society, is spending the day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G.. Haney Of 1920
University avenue have as their house
i guest -. "a. ol1eeLeI VI 1Md4lIIdlldl4s
Kansas. .
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. whitman of the
Dinnie block on Third street are en-
tertatning Carl Nelson of Erie, N. D.,
who is spending the week here.
Mrs. Charles Reed left today, for
Aberdeen. S. D., to visit at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Hill.
Section / of St.. Paurs Episcopal
guild, gave an attractive and success
fu social yesterday afternoon at the
nome of Mrs. c.. M. Burgess, 1115
Belmont avenue. Hostesses assisting
Mrs. Burgess were Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Bradley, Mrs. Bell, and Mrs. Pitts,
Pink roses conferred the tea table in
the dining room from which light re-
freshments were served, and in the,
other rooms pink roses and chrysant
themums were used.
Asfeature Of the afternoon, which
was chiefly devoted to knitting was
several groups of solos, given by Miss
Elizabeth Mason. soprano. Miss Ma
sons songs were charmingly given.
X y x
Miss Mary L.. Hanson of Hillsboro, a
graduate Of st. Michael's hospital of
this city, who expects to leave Fargo
tomorrow in company with several
other Red Cross nurses, for govern
ment duty. at American Lake, WASH,
was the honor guest at q reception
given in Hillsborb last night.
Miss Mabel Fodness, and Miss
SWenson, two nurses of this city, were
among the guests.