Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-11
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The Grand Forks council u. CT.
will give the last dance of the present
a al the Hotel Dacotah tomorrow
evening. The council has given sew
|teral agreeable dances during the
winter, and this will close the series.
Dancing will begin at 9 O'clock. Q
good orchestra having been secured
to play the program.
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Mrs. Frank H. Henry of. st. Paul
has arrived to visit for 9 time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Green: Sr.,s Riverside Park. $S7..
To be be sure that. it's ! pure. always,
say Burt olney' when ordering
canned so0ds.TAdv.. !
The International Friendship club
of, the Y. w. C. a.. will hold a regular
meeting this evening in the associ-
a''o" -pa''0's y Z T.
The Business Girls club of the z.
ings class this evening at 1880
o'clock. -.
An important meeting Of the, Grand
Forks county chapter, Of the Valley
City Alumni will be held, o Friday
levening at the honleA of Miss Lillian
EBudge, president of the chapter. Miss
Budge's home lis at AT Fourth ave-
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The county chapter. includes IN it's
membership q large number Of per.
that there will be a good attendance
The business session will be followed
by an informal -sdcialStime.
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The members of the Queen Esther
Circle will be entertained at the home
Of Grace Dudley. 400 Oak street, this
evening. Miss Hazel Vale will give q
vocal solo. Games and contests will
also be enjoyed, and the members are
asked to bring their knitting. Mrs.
Ray Fisher and Miss Grace Dudley
will be the hostesses.
The Luther league of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet this even
ing in the church parlors. Asfpro-
gram has been arranged and-refresh-
ments will be served. ~
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A social evening and dance will be
given on Friday eveningxat the Guild
hall. The hours will be from g. until
II o'clock, and all members Of the
st. Paul's Social club are invited to
dLIeHU. 1Ilc yOuLS WOI1CI u Nv. 40
mes guild will be in charge.
Two Grand Forks nurses. Miss Min
fnie Traynor and Miss Mary, Roller,
who are on Red Cross nursing duty
lat Camp Dodge suffered a. complete
loss Of their clothing and personal
~teffects in a fire at the camp hospital
last Saturday. outside Of the loss OF
clothing to nurses and patients. there
lwere no serious results. according to
letters which the Grand Forks nurses
Ihave rent to relativesNhere.
Mrs. A. Fermin of Baltimore, Md,
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. VIM
Spriggs. Ill North Fifth street. Mrs
Fermin formerly was Miss Irene
.|Cross. and is well known here in mu'
/, MI and Mrs.sr. L.. Beisecker an ant
Etheir. sou-in-Iaws and dadghtar.. MI
and Mrs. Arthur L. Netcher, with ,theil
baby son., Thomas, of Fessenden lef
Minneapolis on Monday Q 2 si'
weeks trip to California. They hav'
been in Minneapolis for the last twt
weeks and will 60 to Berkeley to viii
Mr.. and Mrs. Beisecker's son, Charles
E. Beisecker. who is in the aviation
department Of the U.NS. army, and L
about to complete a course Of in
struction at training school nea1
Berkeley. En- route the party will stol
at Omaha for a visit, and they viii
visit a number of points in Cali
fornia.
H. Rabbi Benjamin Papernaasters ant
Mrs. Papermaster1 announce the en-
,gagement of their daughter. Rebeccs
Leah. to Rev. Aaron NJ. Hardin o
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