Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-09
Miss McCullocht to
Speak at Fargo

charge Of the meeting held in
through her efforts q number Of
nurses from various parts Of the state
have already left for active duty.
The farmers room Of the county
court house has been secured as
working quarters for the Catholic
Women's Guild organized on Wednes-
day, and the first meeting will DO held
there next Tuesday at 2 o'clock. The
sewing machines and othor equipment
for Red Cross work, including the
surgical dressings classes, will be in
stalled before thai time and it is hoped
by the committees to begin the work
on Tuesday.
Mrs. n. b. Finch has returned from
a brief visit in the Twin Cities.
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The scandinavian Methodist church
will hold a sale at the church
this evening beginning at s
o'clock. Refreshments will be served
be a large display Of practical and
we'll made articles offered for sale.
Members Of the church, their friends
and the public generally are invited to
~patronize.
st. Agnes Guild Of st. Pau,'s Episco.
pal church will give a social evening
form the entertainment for the eve
ming. and after the games the young
women of the guild will serve re-
freshments. Everyone interested will
be cordially welcomed.
A meeting Of the Civic league will
be held this evening at 8 O'Clock in
the 70 nm n~us r00vn NJ cha oneSNt hap,nA
Every member is urgently asked to
attend.
The fancy work Guild of st. Paul's
Episcopal church will hold the annual
sale Of fancy work on Thursday, De-
cember 6. "A display of the work that
is to be offered for sale will be held
to give prospective purchasers plenty
OF opportunity to view the articles.
The Delta Gamma fraternity an.
nounces the pledging Of Miss Pauline
1 Harris Of Pembina, Miss leila Zeh
and Miss Marian Miller Of Thief River
Falls. Miss Vera Disbrow and Miss
Doris Grant Of st. Thomas. Miss Min
ME Bristol Of Erskine. Miss Ruth Muir
of LaMoure, Miss Mabel Peterson OF
Hatton, and Miss Jean Tompkins OF
Oberon.
Mis-, Ruby Butler, Who ha. been 9
guest at the Delta Gamma house dur
Ing h last week. returned to hel
home at Erskine, Mimi, yesterday.
Mrs. John Monroe Of Crookston l.
the guest Of her niece, Mrs. ". C. vii.
son, GIG Cottonwood street. Mrs. Mon.
roe IL accompanied by lei niece, Miss
Lila Monroe of wabasha, Mimi, and
they are enroute to. their homes from
a two weeks visit at Grafton and st
Thomas
A county fair will be given on No.
vember 26 and 81 at the Masonic tenn.
Star and the Masons.
Psi Omega Psi announces pledgins
of Miss Ethel Evingson and Miss Mar.
garet Larson Of Kindred, Miss .Ells
Rasmussen and Miss Dorothy Haynes
: Of Grand Forks.
Mrs. Stuart Walsh entertained the
members of the Women's Catholic Or.
der of Foresters at her farm home in
Falconer township yesterday after.
noon. Twenty women were in the par.
ty that motored out at 2 o'clock to
spend the afternoon playing cards O,
: knitting for the Red Cross. Plans fol
the winters lodge and social affairs-e1
the order were discussed. and as q
conclusion to the pleasant affair Mrs
W a'c1oc served an appetizins supper al
Mrs. M. W. Murray ana Mrs. Lou,.
Murphy entertained at an informal
afternoon bridge yesterday for Mrs
Perry johnson who, with Mr., John.
son, expects to cave about Decombes
first tor Minneapolis to reside. The
bridge was given at the home Of M
F. Murphy, Mrs. Murray's father, or
Reeves avenue, and a red, white and
out the rooms, carried out with roses
and the national colora. There were
!: guests for three tables, and Mrs. Har.
: old King received a favor for havine
the high CORE. Mrs. johnson wa
given a guest favor.
Mrs: Robert Henry and Mrs Alexan,
der Mcdonald assisted in serving
Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Freeman
OF Maxbass. who is visiting here, wa.
an out Of town guest.
Miss Annie S~alverson, q daughter o,
Mn. Bergit salverson Of England, ant
julius Jorgenson, also of England
theran parsonage at Fisher. Rev. r
w. Peterson performed the ceremony
The bride wore an attractive gow1
Of georgette crepe and satin and car
rted white roses. Her bridesmaid
Miss Gertie Salverson. was attired il
a gown Of pale blue taffeta trimmed
with maine. Nels etalemo acted a.
best man. In the evening a dinner
was served to tho immediate relatives
Of the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgenson left Thurs
day evening for the Twin Cities 4
spend q few days, ana from there vii
go to points in Nebraska to visit.
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The Sock and Buskin society cav
an informal reception last night 70
active and reserve members Of th,
society, In the Women's League room
Of the university
Boys Trying To Capture
Stray German Balloen Di,
Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. 80
German captive balloon broke loos
IL from 4Ff3edffchahafan fhaas $3.50 -.