Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-23
Eastern Star
Buys a Bond

Mrs. Florence NJ Hoskins, secre-
tary of the North Dakota chapter OF
the Order of Eastern Star, yesterday
announced the investment of $1,000 of
the chapters funds in the second
Liberty Loan. This amount will be
credited to the state at large and to
no single county or district
Miss Alice crandal and Gustave
Thall of Lakota yer married on
Sunday afternoon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Smart, parents of the bride.
Rev. F. Hancock read the marriage
service. Mr.. THAI and his bride left
Sunday evening o an eastern honey
moon trip, expecting to return to La
kota to live.
Mrs. A. Mcmahon Of It'll Unfver-
sity avenue. with her daughter Anne,
has returned from an extended visit
in the west Mrs. Mcmahon met her
latter having been there for some
time. and they spent several weeks
travelling on the
The west side circle of the Plymouth
Congregational Guild will meet We'd
Lewis Peterson, 1904 University ave
nue.. Red Cross sewing is on the cal
endar for the afternoon and members
are requested TO be on hand early.
The Women's Catholic Order of
Foresters will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
vited and requested to be at the home
of Mrs. J. A. Barlow, tbs North
Fourth street, not later than 2 O'Clock.
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A committee of women from the
Sacred Heart parish, East Grand
Forks, will give a card party on Wed
nesday evening in the auditorium of
the Sacred Heart church, beginning
at 8 o'clock. Grand-nola and pedro
will be. played. and refreshments will
follow h games. An admission. Of
Is cents will be charged. and the gen.
eral public Is invited.
Mrs. II. Tharaldson Of South Fourth
street, left Sunday afternoon for st.
Paul to spend a fortnight visiting her
daughter. Mrs. G. E. Anderson. En-
out home Mrs. Tharaldson expects
to stop at, Fargo for a visit at the
home Of Mrs. Roscoe spaulding.
The Lady of Perpetual Help sodal-
fly Of the st. Mary's church met on
Sunday afternoon in the church audi
torium, and elected these officers:
Miss Frances Londergan, president;
Miss Elizabeth Kelly, vice-president;
Miss Ethel Leo, secretary, and Miss
Anna Fraser was reelected treasurer
Affairs at the University Of North
Dakota. particularly among the WON
en- students. are centering around the
sorority limitations and rushing. The
Informal rush week began yesterday
and each day is filled with something
new and interesting for the 'rushes,'
with the climax to come with the
formal rushing next week.
On Saturday night there were two
sorority limitations, that Of the Delta
Gamma, and the Kappa Alpha Theta
The former held services at their sor'
GRITTY house on University avenue fol
Miss Elsie Mills of Park River, Mis-.
Miss Sadie Ball Of st. Thomas; Mis-.
Grace Moackrud of Galesburg; Mis-
Grace Dunnell and Miss ValYna Web
ster Of Minot, and Miss Efie Jacobson
of Valley City. The initiation services
wereffollowed by a banquet at the Da
cotan hotel, where the tables hell
clusters Of white roses and ferns
master and Miss Elsie Dahl, Miss Cor.
nelia Carr. Miss jacobson, Miss Mac,
Dougall and Miss Beth johnson re.
sponded to toasts.
The Kappa Alpha Theta fraternit,
initiated a group Of candidates at tn.
$8 home of DIR. and Mrs. H. FL. Healy
Riverside park. Tho initiates were
Miss Marjorie Cook and Miss Dorothy
Perr0tt and Miss Katherine Babcocl
OF Grand Forks; Miss Gertrude Cutler
and Miss Gwenn Guthrie Fargo. The,
followed their services with q banQue,
at the Frederick hoel.