Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-06
Federation Has
! New Serpice Office

During the Federation Of women's
clubs meeting just closed at Dickin-
son, Mrs. H. g. Wick, presiding off,
Ger, received q letter from Mrs. Josiah
Evans Cowles, president Of the Gem
eral Federation stating that arrange
ing of an office in Washington to be
known al the service office Of the
General Federation of Women's clubs.
The office will correlate the depart
n1ents of government with the depart
n1ents Of the General Federation. It
will include the Red Cross, and the
food administration. thus enabling
the, state declarations and federated
Gibbs to receive information of what
Isl being done by the federal depart
ments, and where and how they may
render the most effective service.
s7The Office will be Of speciakservice
al individual clubs report Red Cross.
fdpd conservation, camp libraries and
other improvements in which women
arbgworking now that our country has
entered the war. Miss Helen Louise
onace, and editor Of the General Fed
efation magazine which is now the
property of the General Federation.
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The Wesleyan Epworth league Of
the Scandinavian Methodist church
met last night in the parlors of the
church and elected the following Off
cefs to serve for the present year:
President, Fred Smith; first vice
president, Marie Christensen; second
vice, president, Mrs. Lorentz; third
vice president, Ole Jurgens: secretary
Harriet Haugan; treasurer, Stella
Hangar; program committee, literary,
l-Alen Olson; social, Mrs. johnson
and Mrs. John Olson.
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Mr.: and Mrs. s. P. sonsterud Of 716
Dakota avenue are entertaining the
latter,s sister, Mrs. Patty Bum, of
Fargo. who is here for a visit of sew
eral weeks. - ~,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at S
O'Clock at the Y. w. c. A. Miss Nc
Kenzie, the association secretary, will
talk informally, and Mrs. Mckenzie, a
member of the Baptist choir will sing.
Mrs, M. strong of sos North Seventh
street left yesterday for Grafton to
spend a week visiting.
Miss Lillian Myers is at Crookston
lending the weekend with friends,
Miss Kathryn Harris of .Pembina,
North Dakota, who will be assistant
la ~ AAO0A~. uCPdA IlllcIlS VI the OIl.
versity of North Dakota. spent the
last two days in the city preparing for
the opening of school. She left last
evening for her home at .Pembina,
and will return to the university on
Monday. While here she was the
guest of Professor and Mrs. W. w.
Norton. She will reside at the home
of DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Abbott, on
Miss Harris il an accommodated eel
list contrallto and pianist. and her
,n,aa H !sirs}ss: s. the A GnivspsaeS = ia "a
the city. She will Also be available
for extension. service out over the
state. together with the music organ
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The Kings Heraids Of the Method
let church will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Bulls. 113 Fenton avenue, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. G.. H.
Quigley will be the leader Of the pro-
gram. Piano solos will be given by
Bessie Devins and Lorraine Coss. and
Barbara Rogers and Lucille Auman
will give readings.
Miss Gertrude Dutton Of the Com
mons building of the University of
North Dakota has returned from q
vacation visit in Alberta.
Gso. M. Harding Of Great Falls.
Mont, who has been here visiting his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Harding, returned to his home
last evening.
Mrs. Jewett and her daughter. Miss
h1mira Jewett. are expected to return
today from a visit with relatives and
friends in Ohio. Miss Jewett is an
instructor in art and design at the Uni
versity Of North Dakota.
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Mrs p. F. Chandler Of University
avenue, who has been at Dickinson
curing the week attending the annual
sessions Of the North Dakota FEEDER
(. alton Of Women's Clubs. will return
to her bone here today. Mrs. Chand-
Ter, chairman of the arts and crafts
department, had charge Of a most in
teresting exhibit, and was on the fed.
Grafton program for a report Of the
work in that, department.