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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-13
Clubs and Guilds

At 8 o'clock Thursday evening the
members Of the Rebekah Circle. are
to give an entertainment in the Odd
Fellows hall. A cordial invitation 10
extended to all Rebekahs to attend
this social gathering.
X
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Lutheran
church will be held Thursday after
noon in the church parlors. Follow
ing the business session a social time
win be enjoyed and Mrs. H. Andres
and Mrs. George Larson will be the
hostesaes.
Societies holding regular gatherings
this afternoon we're the Women'l
Home Missionary Society of the First
Methodist church. the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the Swedish Lutheran church
and the Ladies' Aid of the First Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. L. Anna Bulls. 118 Fenton
avenue, was hostess to the member:
George H. Quigley acted as leader
and those who took part In the pro
gram were Mrs. w. L. Whitcher, Mrs
S. Paige johnson and Miss Mary Ttr'
rell.
Mrs. Fred sorenson and Mr.. GUS
! johnson entertained the women o.
| the Swedish Lutheran church ant
Mrs. J. R. Maxwell and Mrs. W: g
| Miller, with the women Of the Sixth
| district of the First Presbyterian
| church entertained the members Of
the First Presbyterian church.
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The regular meeting of the Rec
Cross Circle Of the Eastern Star will
ha held at 2.9O O'clock. Thursday aft
ernoon in the housekeeping rooms II
the Masonic temple. All women O.
the star are urged to attend these
meetings as there 10 plenty Of worl
for every one.
The Thursday 800" club will b
entertained tomorrow afternoon at tn
home of Mrs. James McHafde, 4:
| North Sixth street.
4
The members OF the Altar societ!
Of st. Michael's pro-cathedral will b.
h~ostesses at a card party to be givel
kthis evening in the lower auditorium
Of the church. Grand-nolla will b.
the game of the evening and playing
will Commences at $3.50 O'Clock. Foi
those who 10 not care to play. othe'
diversions will DO provided. A shor
musical program will be given: durinl
the evening. Following the game
refreshments will be served.
X
The regular meeting Of the Roya
Neighbors will be held at 8 o'clocl
this evening in the ODD Follows hall
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AMERICAN RED CROSS ASSN
GRAND FORKS CHAPTER

News ana Notes Of Womens Activities - Here and Elsewhere
Throughout the Northwest In Work OF Mercy.
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DAUGHTERS OF
f. NORWAY WILL
MEET IN CITY
National Organization to
Hold Annual Convention
in. Grand Forks June 81.

On June 81. the national organiza-
ton. Daughters of Norway will
open Its fourteenth convention in the
Grand Forks city hall, and already
upward Of Is delegates have announc-
ed that they will attend. There will
be q number of other visitors
from various parts of the country.
The convention will close in the eve
ming of the 23rd inst.
Minneapolis and on this occasion Du-
luth, Chicago and Grand Forks were
suggested as the gathering place for
the next convention. When the ques-
ton was submitted to the delegates,
eleven expressed themselves in favor
Of Chicago; eight thought Duluth
would be excellent as a convention
city, but there were ffty-seven votes
for Grand Forks. Mrs. K. Knudson,
now president of the local lodge,
"Gyda," was the Grand Forks dele
gate to the Minneapolis convention
ard all agree that she must have
ganda work in behalf Of her home
city. At this time the convention pro-
gram is being completed and the
many details will have been worked
out within a few days bY a commit
tee on programs consisting Of Mes
danes A.. Mykleby, B. Corbo and K.
Knudson. The work requires much
steady attention concentrated on the
various problems which will present
itself in connection with the business
as we'll as with the entertainment part
of the program.
Daughters Of Norway has a to-
tai membership of more than 1000,
scattered throughout many states.
Tho Grand Forks convention will UNI
doubtedly become one Of the mile
stones in the annals Of the organiza-
ton as the question Of merging with
the "Sons Of Norway" forms one OF
the chief topics for discussion. This
means that while the grand lodge
convention cannot at this time make
any positive decision, the question will
be discussed in a preliminary man.
ner, and indications found among the
various lodges Of the Sons Of Nor
way and the Daughters Of Nor
way" show that the general sentiment
among members is In favor Of con-
eolidation. The matter has formerly
been up for discussion in various CON
ventions. and each year the negotia-
tons apparently come nearer to q
final decision. ~
The officers Of the local "Dauxhter,
Of Norway" lodge are Mrs. K. Knud.
son,' president: Mrs. A. Mykleby, vice
president. Members Of the executive
committee: Mrs. H. Haustad, Mrs. e
F1adeland and Mrs. b. Langsard. A
refreshment committee has beer
elected. consisting Of the following
ladies: Mrs. J. Nehon, Mrs. JohT
Rtdser. Mrs. Chris Running. Mrs. s
Paalsrud. Mrs. b. Lanyard and Mrs
A. Mykleby. Members Of the recp.
ton committee are Mrs. K. Knudson
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Items of Interest

Attorney and Mrs. John A. Ogren
and family, who have made their
home in Grand Forks for a number
of years, are to make their future
home in Chicago. and they will leave
the city the latter part of next week.
The best wishes of a large circle of
friends will go with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogren to their new home.
Mr.. Ogren is expected to come from
Chicago on Sunday evening n will
accompany Mrs. Ogren and family to
their new home. Mrs. Ogren and fam
lily will visit with friends in Mime
apolis and with her father. c. A.
Cross. at Hudson. Wis.
X X X
was surprised at her home last even
ing by the members Of the You
Know club, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. The hours were
passed informally and Mrs. Gust was
presented with table linen.
Miss Lilah Warnken of the spriggs
block will go to Emerado on Friday
evening to attend the China shower"
that Miss Veva Stephenson is giving
in honor Of Miss Marion Hancock Of
Emerado, who is to be a bride this
month.
Cards have been received here an
n%ouncing the birth Of a baby boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Lee Of Sherwood.
n. D. Mrs. Lee will be remembered
here as Miss Jessie Coulter, daughter
of Mrs. Robert Coulter Of Riverside
Park.
An informal reception in honor OF
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gallagher
will be held from 8 until 10. o'clock
tomorrow evening in the parlors OF
the First Methodist church, and a
cordial invitation is extended to all
who desire to meet Rev. and Mrs.
Gallagher. The Sunday school or
chestra will play during the receiving
hours and light refreshments will be
served.
Dean Ella Fulton Of the university
entertained the young women Of the
senior class yesterday afternoon at an
informal gathering in the Women's
league rooms at Davis hall. The
hours were passed in n~eedlework and
an interesting and instructive discus
Dress for College Women" was held.
A number Of the women Of the
faculty and of the A. c.. A. took part
in the discussion.
X X X
Miss Genevieve O'Keefe and Miss
Helen Lynch entertained a company
of young women at the home of Miss
evening in honor of Mrs. w. j. Wand
and Miss Eva Poupore. The hours
were passed in an informal manner
and light refreshments were served.
On Monday, Tune 1S. the residents
of Grand Forks will be given an OPP
portunity to hear one Of the famous
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Tag Day at Hamilton.

enthusiastic young women OF Ham.
ilton held "a tag day recently and
raised funds for purchasing materials
with which to make relief supplies.
Seventy-five. subscriptions to the Red
Cross have 20 far been turned in from
Hamilton workers, and just now the
organization is arranging for a feature
picture play, which 10 to be presented
as a. benefit for the Red Cross.
Made Attractive Poster.
Margaret shulze, the young daugh-
ter of Mr.: and Mrs. w. HI. Shulze,
has designed and done in colors a
very attractive poster for a window
at the general headquarters. which
makes an effective appeal for assist
ance in the handkerchief fund. The
poster portrays a clever idea, which
was original with little Miss Shulze,
q little favorable comment.
The handkerchief fund is being
through the churches. schools and
Sunday schools, of the city, q good
foundation for the amount needed
having been gained through the con-
tributions Of the children Of the
ings.'
An appeal has come in to the chap
ter for hundreds Of handkerchiefs
which are urgently needed in the hos
p1tals, and the committee, Of which
Mrs. j. G.. Hamilton 10 the chairman,
has asked all children Of the city to
do a share in helping to give COM
fort to the sick and wounded soldiers
in the hospitals.
Anything from q nickel up. will be
acceptable. and this ia an opportunity
for evArv how and girl in the city to
enlist in the ranks of Red Cross help
era. Because of the very urgent need
of these handkerchiefs, the commit
tee is anxious to get the fund closed
tup, and turned in as quickly a. pos
sible. 80 the boys and girls are asked
to take a. hint from the poster they
will see in the window at headquar-
tiers, and make q quick hike to the
little box provided at headquarters,
Puzzles for Comfort Bags.
Though not included in the suggest
ed articles that might be put into the
soldiers comfort bags. puzzles Of v
rious kinds, which have been found
to successfully : AL up many weary
hours for people who are Ill, seem 9
most acceptable. and practical add
ton to the things that are put into
the gift bags. Puzzles have a fas;
cination for most any person, and
when. the mind is too tired to Absorb
much in the way Of reading material
and time hangs heavy for the invalid
working out a puzzle seems to provide
just enough diversion. Mrs. Jear
Taylor has contributed to q certain
section Of workers who are making
comfort bags, a number of tngenuou'
little puzzles, that probably are gotnt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-13
JrTNEY BUSES UNDER FIRE.
Seattle Traction Company Seeks
Have Competitors Enjoined.

66tGCCI0 II3DCClON 606N0 70
Have Competitors Enjoined.
Between so and so more jitney
drivers will be made defendants In
the injunction suit Of the Puget
Sound Traction, Light & Power COM
pany against Seattle drivers who are
bond on streets on which It holds
street car franchises. according to
James B. Howe, chief counsel for the
traction company. In the meantime
no move will be made against the 25
jitney men who are 'evading the
courts temporary restraining . order
by running "free busses"Sand accept
ing contributions from their passen-
gers. The constitutionality of the law
Of 1915 requiring $500 surety COM
pany bond for each jitney Is to be
tested.
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to find their way to some i'll or Grip.
pied soldier man, and 1t Is safe to say
that they will be appreciated. Since
the bags T primarily for the pur.
pose of carrying comfort. and most OF
allscheer to the men, a puzzle or n.y.
pie pleasure with 1t, seems to sort OF
just at in and Mrs. Taylor's idea
might be followed by others who are
filling the gift bags, or donating ar
ticles for them.
Spare Time Shipping.
Young. women employed in several
Of the departments at he, Ontario
store are devoting their spare time to
pillows. Boxes of the material for
cutting are kept about in handy
places, and when there is a lull in
business. the girls get busy welding
the shippers, with the result that they
have turned quantities of the pillow
filing into headquarters. In n
number Of places in the city where a
good many people-particularly wom-
en-are employed. a very great deal
be done, II the excellent example OF
the Ontario assistants were followed.
Tea for Chapter.
Mrs. James A.. Dinnie will give a
tea at her home, 81 North Fourth
street, Friday afternoon from 8 until
$3.50 o'clock, for the benefit Of the
local, Red Cross chapter. An invita-
ton to call during the hours desig-
eral public.
Work at Aneta.
Red Cross work in Aneta Is to be
given added impetus at q public meet
ing planned for Friday night, when
citizens Of that village will gather at
the city hall to discuss plans for the
organization there. New workers are
being added every day, and there is
the people in that vicinity, in the Rec
CROSS activities.
Cavalier Auxiliary.
I A Red Gross auxiliary with a good
membership has been organised dur
ing the last week at Cavalier. DR.. j,
J. Walker has been named president
and the society 10 starting out with
plenty Of enthusiasm. A membership
campaign is about to be started. the
chairman having named committees
to look after this work.
Girls Make Pillows.
The 8th grade girls of the Roosevelt
school met yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. c. p. Lond, and devoted
the afternoon to ''snipping" in pre-.
paration for the pillows they are going
to make at later meetings. There are
fourteen girls in the group that has
organized for Red Cross work during
the summer months. Weekly meet
ings are to be held. the next one on
Wednesday. of next week, at h home
Of Mary Ratnes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-13
PREHISTORIC RUINS.
Buildings Uncovered In Paraguay
Held to Be Pre-ColombiaR

Held to Be Pfo-C0AO1nDaaA
While quarrying for stone in the vi
cinity Of Tacumbu hill. near Asun-
cion, Paraguay, to be used in the con-
struction Of the new p~enitentiary
the workmen discovered the ruins Of
old buildings among them several
large weli-shaped building blocks
which, It is believed, date prior4to the
discovery of America. Various uten-
sils containing we'll preserved en-
cravings were also found and have
been placed in the national museum
in. Asuncion. DR.. Unsoldig. the only
arAcheologist resident in Asuncion, is
Of the opinion that these ruins are not
only Of pre-Colombian origin, but
date back to prehistoric times, con-
temporaneous with those of Tiahuan-
AGO in Bolivia. Excavations, which
might produce some further evidence
as to the real origin OF these ruins,
are being made.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-13
BRAGGART!

my dear lady, I go further than
believing in woman suffrage; I main
tain that man and woman r equal
If every way"
ooh. prfessor! Now you're brag-
ging."-Life.
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Mrs. q. Heimholt, Mrs. B. soerbo and
Mrs. B. lanyard.
The convention delegates Of the To-
cal lodge are Mrs. r. A. Bydal and
Mrs. H. Hanstad. r
Details of the entertainment pro-
gram in connection with the conven-
ton are not yet available, but 1t is
known that a banquet will be tender
ed the delegates and visitors in the
evening of Friday, June 20; 1t is ex-
pected that the Warden" lodge Of
'sons of Norway" will attend the
banquet as a body.
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IT WAS NOBODY'S FAULT.

shortly after General Pershing left for Frence: & big lot Of ammunition was sent him one-third of which was found defective because of chemical trouble" However. it was discover a that it was "nobody's fault" and nc''linS more was heard of the incident. But suppoSing the same thing should happen in Germany, foy instance: would the kaiser say it was nobody feg,lte" We hardly think 50. On the contrary there would be hellapopping.
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