Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-25

pupils enrolled in manual training.
sewing drawing and normal training
classes. All Of the exhibits were Of
high class and reflected on the pupils
as we'll as the instructors Of the diff
ferent classes. After the inspection, a
demonstration Of the gymnastic work
carried on in the school was given by
the members of the physical culture
classes. This proved to the patrons OF
the school, that the physical training
of their children was not neglected,
and for those who wished to enroll In
this class an excellent urs was Of
fered.
The domestic art classes gave a
demonstration Of fitting a waist and
the domestic science classes showed
the uses of a baking powder biscuit
mixture. The pupils of the chemistry
classes gave a demonstration regard
ing the principals of dyeing.
P. H. Lehman gave an interesting
talk on the value of the summe ses-
sion of the school and w. c. steb-
bins. principal Of the school. spoke OF
the care that should be used in choos-
ing a course Of study for h four
years of high school work.
A general discussion was INDUCED
in after the program and this was fol-
lowed by the election Of officers for
the coming year.. Light refreshments
were served after the business was
transacted and a social time enjoyed.
Herman Makoff, winner of the
state high school defamation contest.
gave his reading, THE Shooting Of
Dan McGrew," by Robert Service.
Mrs. Louis Peterson X 1904 univer-
sity avenue, entertained a company OF
women this afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. C. Jeronimus Of Duluth, who
leaves tomorrow for Minneapolis,
where she will spend the weekend
with her son, c.. E. Jeronimus. Mrs.
Jeronimus has been the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. r. F. Bridgeman. 1713
University venue, for several weeks.
Miss Pearl Shanks. a student at
Wesley conservatory, gave a program
of piano numbers during the after
noon, and light refreshments were
served. Miss Flora Muir assisted Mrs
Peterson in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hanson Of Wolf
Point, Mont. who are guests in the
city. were honored ON "Wednesday
evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
johnson Of the Gotham block enter,
tanned at a 6 O'Clock dinner for them
Einar and Walter Jondahl, sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Jondahl, celebrat-
ed their birthday anniversary or
w 0uICSOdyt Ill d % company "
friends gathered at their homo, 73z
South Fourth street. to help them eel
citrate the occasion. Carnations and
tulips were used in the room decora
lions, and games and music were the
diversions. Light refreshments were
served.
X X
Mrs. A. P. Halvorson was named as
president Of the Third Branch of the
Bethesda Association of Scandinavian
Women, at the meeting held at the
home Of Mrs. N. F. Jondahl, Wednes-
day afternoon. Other officers chosen
were Mrs. K. Johnson, vice president;
Mrs. A. Bondelid. secretary, and Mrs
K. Hofsten. treasurer. Rev. Hulteng
gave an address in which he praised
the FORK that the women are doing
towards establishing a home for the
aged in this city. Following the bus
mess session a social time was enjoy
ed and refreshments were served. Car.
nations and tulips were used in the
decoration OF the rooms: The mex
meeting OF the association will be
held at the home Of Mrs. A. Bondelid
314 South Third street. Anyone inter-
ested in this work ia cordially invited
to attend these meetings.
Tit members Of the Delta Gamma
sorority will be hostesses at thei,
| S1l1PlC1 1AouoO NAlAS evening AAS IAACy
entertain the members Of the Syner'
goi fraternity. The hours will bt
passed in an informal way Inc there
will be a service Of light refreshments
X X X
Mrs. Thomas Mulligan. who is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. McQuaid at Sea
forth. Ont, Is having a perfectly de
lightful time and is enjoying her visi
very much, according to letters re
ceived from her.
Mrs. Mulligan attended the races a
1.-THE Woodbine," Toronto and saw tn,
"King's Plate" run. This is one O
the spring society events in Toronto
but this year everything was Of a yer!
sober nature. The ladies did not weal
the elaborate gowns and most of then
were in walking suits and there wer'
no decorations, save the flying of tn,
nags of the allied nations.
AS a special feature of the day, Yer
non Castle, the renowned dancer, CAV,
a splendid exhibition Of flying. Mr.
Castle is instructor in flying at Lonl
Branch.
Mrs. Mu1ligan expects to leave Sea
forth for Detroit. Michigan, on Sun
day, and after spending a few day
there will go to Chicago. expecting t
reach home by Tuesday. June S.
tn. fourth Il the baby clinics he'll
lin the grade schools Of the city will b
held on Saturday at the Belmon
school. Much enthusiasm has bee
aroused in these gatherings, and al
ready q large number of parents hav
sent ii the names of the children (
be examined at this time. These clin
les are conducted along the lines pre-
scribed by the children's bureau q
Washington, D. c., and literature, cor
corning the care Of children is give
out 1T these sessions. The doctors an
nurses of the city are in charge {
these clinics.
On Saturday afternoon. the mem
bers Of the finance committee Of tn
Soldiers' Aid will hold a food sale i
the Ontario Grocery, commencing at
o'clock. The proceeds from the sal
will be used by the society to purct
ase supplies that are needed by tn
members of the Machine Gun CON
pany and Company N in cas- of the!
being called to the front. The wome
in charge Of the sale. desire to hay
1t known that any one wishing to cor
tribute articles Of food may do 10 an
such donations will be very grateful
accsptsd, whether they have been 20
Itcited or not. The sale on Saturday
Z one Of Q series that will be given at ii
s different stores Of the city.