Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-28
Preparing Baskets
OF Eats For Men

are going to taxi with them lots of
good eats The plans for a big
dinner to be served at noe tomor-
row have been given up and instead
women of the city are preparing in
dividual baskets, which are going to-
be heaped up with good things that
will last the entire trip to the con-
centrationS camp in South Carolina. A
large number of the women of the
city have volunteered to pack a dinner
basket Tor one of the soldiers, and
more than 200 baskets will be pre-
pared.
Today there are all kinds of tooth
some and 4palatable things being pre-
pared in q good many Grand Forks
Kitchens, and very many leaving with
Company M and the Machine Gun
company is going to have a large sized
sample of this cooking n baking to
take with him.
The committee in charge of ar
arrangements announced last night that
the women preparing the baskets are
to deliver them to special quarters
in the Observation-Disclosures bank
building before, 10 o'clock Saturday
morning. They will be taken from
the quarters to the special train, SO
that the soldiers will not be incon-
venienced in any way.
Miss Isabel Morgan, a former Uni
versity of North Dakota student, will
leave today for Buffalo, N. D., to
teach during the present school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. v. Murray of North
Fourth street, East Grand Forks. en-
~tertained a group of girls Wednesday
evening in honor of the twelfth birth
day anniversary of their daughter,
Frances. Mrs. John l.. Ryan and
Miss Leota Sullivan assisted Mrs.
Y nj rryro Is. IL, av, atSta iyoi ~ fhn pis1C and
in serving supper. The guests were
Mary T~repanier, Mary Dethen, Helen
Brown, Mary Sullivan. Margaret Ket-
tor. Lucille Buckley. Rosetta Buckley,
Eileen Sullivan, Marie Murphy, Mon
lea Enright. Edith Martin, Loretta
Dugen, Esther Buckley. Lailia Bydal,
Dorothy Purcell, Arletta Arneson and
Marie Raymond.
Misses Genevieve and Julia Lamb
of Michigan are guests of Miss Mil
dred Terrett of Reeves avenue.
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Mrs. H. G. Wick of Cavalier. chair
man of the women's committee of the
Council of National Defense, will
come to the city this evening ell route
to Fargo, for a conference of the
officers and department chairmen
which is to be held at the Gardner
hotel tomorrow,
AT the meeting row reports of
the work that has uean done in the
various departments viii be given and
special plans are to be made for deal
ing with the conditions that prevail
among women IL this state, as a re-
suit of the war.
With Mrs. Wick, the officers of the
committee are as follows:
Vice chairman. Mrs. Elizabeth Pres
ton Anderson. Fargo; second vice
chairman, Mrs. Mary Darrow Weible,
Fargo; secretary. Mrs. Grace Glen
Maid Stanley, Casselton.
Department chairmen: Registration,
Mrs. Frank White. Bismarck; food
production Mrs. Clark Kelly, Devils
Lake; food conservation, Miss Mae
Mcdonald, Fargo; Red Cross Mrs. o.
u. Sateren, Grand Forks; protection
of women workers, Miss Aldyth
Of children, Mrs. j.. E. Stevens, Law
tom.
Saturday. being st. Michael's and
All Angels day, the annual corporate
communion of the Woman's Auxiliary
OF st. Paul's Episcopal guild will be
celebrated at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing All members are requested to
bring their united offering to this
service. Following the service there
will be a meeting of the executive
committee of the guild.
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The children's playground in Cen
trail park will be open as usual on
Saturday, between 10 and 12 O'Clock
in the morning. and 1 n 5 in the
afternoon, provided the weatherman
is in good hun1or. Miss Mabel Davies
will supervise, n lead the children
In their games. There will be a flag
raising II lowering at the
opening and closing hours and be
plenty of amusement provided for all
the Riddles who attend.
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Mrs. 81. K. Geist and Miss Eva Roll
Ter of Fargo who is here for a weeks
visit with relatives, We're at Marvel
yesterday as guests of Mrs. Robert
Westacott. Mrs. Westacott accom-
panied hem to town last night, and is
here for a-brief visit at Mrs. Geist's
home.
Mrs. Harry Burton returned yester.
day from Maple Lake where she had
been for a day or two to close her
summer cottage for the season.
Mrs. Mary He~therington and he,
daughter Miss Belle Hetherington
have returned from a several days
visit at Larimore, their former home
While there they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A.. D. Henry and Their
friends. Mrs Hetherington and her
daughter expect to leave within q
short time for Los Angeles, California,
to make their ZONE.