Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-11
Items of Interest

Mrs. Albert Mcmahon Of Mime
apolis, state organizer for the Mime
sofa Suffrage association, will come
to the city tomorrow evening n Will
give an address In the junior nlgh
school at 8 o'clock.
MIR. Mcmahon was scheduled to
speak in East Grand Forks several
weeks ago. but on account of legisla-
tive matters needing her attention her
trip was postponed. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all those inter-
ested in suffrage to hear Mrs. Nc
Mahon tomorrow evening.
Mrs. McMahon's daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Mcmahon, some times called
the Baby Organizer" toured North
Dakota last fall as advance agent for
Mrs. Elsie v. Benedict.
Glasses will he resumed at the Uni
versity of North Dakota tomorrow
morning after the annual spring va
cation, and the students will return
from their recess full Of new life to
take up the tasks of the last part of
the school year.. In addition to the
usual duties, there will be the annual
formal spring parties Of the different
sororities and fraternities. that are al
ways looked Onward to with interest.
The first of these will be the Sigma
Chi party to be held on Friday even
ing, April Is. The other parties n
the dates sci 4 ed for them are as
follows:
April 14-Alpha Kappa Beta.
April 20-Phi Alpha Delta.
April 21-Alphi Phi.
April 27-Delta Kappa Tau.
April 2S-Kappa Alpha Theta.
May 4-Phi Delta Phi.
May 5-Delta Sigma.
May 12-Phi Welta Theta.
May 26-Alpha Sigma Epsilon.
June 2-Synergoi.
Miss Lou Hall Of Minot. who is
spending a few weeks here as the
guest of old friends. will be IGNORED
this evening when Miss Selma Hassell,
412 South Fifth street. will entertain
a small company Of young women at
her home in an informal manner
Last evening the members Of the
West Side circle of the Women's Guild
Of tn, Plymouth Congregational
church served dinner to the members
of the Congregational Church asso-
ciation,. meeting in annual session
here.
Easter lilies and carnations helped
to carry out a color tone of red and
white in the table appointments. Cow
ers were laid for so guests.
The new members recently receiv-
Gu AAlLO AClIo"Sulp WIFI 81. Mark S
English Lutheran church. will be
rendered ar informal reception this
evening at 8 o'clock in the church
parlors. A program of musical selec-
tons and readings will be given and
light refreshments will be served.
Fifty-two new members were taken
into the church at the Palm Sunday
services.
On Friday evening the Elks will
give the annual Easter dancing party
in their temple on North Fourth
street. This will be an informal affair
and dancing will at 9
dance music will be played by a four
piece orchestra, and a most enjoyable
time is assured by those who attend.
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The past Masons of Acacia chapter
Nc. IL, o. E. S., were honored by the
other members of the chapter last
evening at the first annual Past Ma
irons Night ever put on by the local
chapter. The regular work Of the
chapter was put on by the past ma
irons and patrons, and following this
the past matrons' pin was presented
to the nine women. who had the hon.
or of being worthy matron Of Acacia
chapter and who are still with the
chapter. The honored guests were
Mrs. D. NJ. Holmes. Mrs. H. A. Hun.
ter, Mrs. E. o. Lowell. Mrs. o. L. Lee
Mrs. A. j. Kincaid, Mrs. John Free.
man, Mrs. L. stinson, Miss Jennie
Nesbit and Mrs. C. E. Warmer.
Several chapters of the Eastern
Star have an annual observance O.
the Past Matron's Night. and it i.
planned to make this an annual at.
fair Of Acacia chapter.
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A company of women gathered Al
the home Of Mrs. George Kaneen
Seward avenue, this afternoon, as ar
honor to Mrs. Wilson c. Lee, wht
will leave in a few days for Walhalla