Grand Forks herald., 1917-01-23
. OF Interest TO Women D
Some very pertinent facts regard
ing the work done in the city during

Some very pertinent facts regard
ing the work done In the city during
the past year by the Y. w. c. a., are
included in the very attractive pro-
gram, issued by the association yes
terday. for the annual meeting and
Thursday evening. January 25. in the
dining room Of the First Baptist
church at $3.50 o'clock. The associa-
ton has membership Of 487 women,
the various clubs have total mem
bership Of 212, 1173 persons have at
tended the vespers services held on
Sunday afternoons. 1876 young women
and girls are enrolled in the various
classes, 40 young women make their
1,433 transients have been cared for
during the past year, 27.424 meals
have been served during the yeas, s3a
calls have been taken care of for per-
sons wanting help; ESQ womcn have
found positions through the agency of
the association and 21 charity cases
have been cared for.
A very celver program of toasts has
been arranged for the banquet as fol-
lows:
Miss Y. W. G. A.
Mrs Paul Johnson. presiding.
Her Diary'-Mrs. n. ]. Nelson.
Griffith.
Selecting Her Chaperone"-Miss
NJ Beatrice Johnstone. toastmistress.
Her Backbone" Miss Margaret
Van Dusen.
Her Hands"-NIiss Elizabeth Nc
Kenzie, general secretary of the Asso-
ciation.
Her Feet and Eyes'-Mrs. Pearl
Blough. city police woman.
Her Rrain"--Miss Lee.
Camp Fire Songs.
"FIer Voice and Manner"-Mrs. B.
X. Tuttle.
Her Heart'-Mrs. y. ]. Nelson.
Her Assimilation" Miss June
Pratt.
o. B. A.-Mss Beatrice Ball
Her Possibilities - Miss Marie
Stiening.
Her Diversions"-Miss Florence
McEathron.
Violin Duet-A1lsses Ruth Quiglcy
and Ruth Blank.
Acconlpanies-A1iss Beth Bulls.
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The first meeting Of the Hakikata
club since the holidays was held at the
home of Mrs. L. Robertson. Univer-
sity Place. The afternoon was passed
in social chat and the hostess was asa
sisted during the afternoon and in
serving refreshments by Mrs. Karl II.
Stolz and Miss Emily Porter.
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Miss Coral Free will be hostess on
Wednesday evening, when she enter
tains q company Of young women at
her home. 514 North Fourth street.
The hours will he passed in an in
formal manner and the hostess will
serve refreshments
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The members Of the local chapter
Of the p. L. o. Sisterhood celebrated
the 4Sth anniversary of the founding
OF the organization, by having BAN
quet at the Y. W. c. A. rooms last
evening. The repast was served at
$3.50 o'clock, and the following pro-
gram of toasts was given after the
dinner.
Vocal Solo-AIrs. Paul B. Grifith.
Tales-Mrs. Howard Simpson.
Efforts-Mrs. c. S. Marsden.
Initiation-Mrs. Esther Pike
Results-Mrs. ]. NJ. Sturtevant.
Sisters-N1rs. T. +. Fletcher.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. c. E. Ladd.
Miss Julia Nelson has returned to
her home after enjoying a week end
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Gillis-
| pie, Cherry street, and her cousin
/ Sunday evening Miss johnson enter.
tained company Of young people al
dinner complimentary to Miss Nelson
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The patronesses of the Sigma Alpha
Iota, the musical sorority Of Wesley
conservatory. will be entertained this
evening at the home Of Mrs. Leslie
stinson. Riverside Park. The subjec,
for discussion will be Faust" and
Miss Cordelia Hulburd Of the conser-
vatory will be in charge.
This meeting Is one Of a series OF
/ open meetings that is held by the sor-
GRITTY once a month for the patrones-
ses at their homes. Two business
meetings q month are held in the
downtown studio of Wesley conserva-
tory.
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! Miss Hazel Vale and Miss Rhoda
Larmour entertained company of
! young people at a toboggan party at
the slide in Riverside park last even
ing. After the slide, the young people
went to the home of Miss Vale, GIG
North Fifth street, where supper was