Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-15

The 7, ". C.. A. Business Girls
club held q meeting last evening for
the purpose Of making final arrange
ments for the opening Of the Y. w.
G. A. summer camp at Maple Lake.
The first party will leave or Tuesday
for the camp. -.
Chaperone Cottage will not restrict
its hospitality to Y. W. c. A. members
alone. After July / the camp will be
open to all girls and women Of Grand
Forks. All arrangements must be
made before going to the camp so
that tho proper accommodations can
be provided.
All work in connection with the
camp will be done on the community
plan under the direction Of a chaper-
on. Each person who goes to the
camp will provide their own towels
and bed linen, and make provision
for. their meals. There will be no
cafeteria service in connection with
the camp. Twenty-Five cents per day
will be the charge made for camp
privileges.
There Is no limit to the time for
which a person can engage the camp.
Weekend parties will no doubt prove
popular as we'll as vacations of one or
moro weeks. Anyone wishing to ar
range for an outing a either phone
or call on the secretary. Miss Kading,
It the Y. w. c. A.
Last evening three women very
generously offered their services az
chaperons. on Of whom said she will
go for three weeks. The committee
in charge very gratefully accepted
them. There are now five chaperons
arranged for, and it Is expected that
the desired number will be forthcom-
Ing before long. The committee is
putting forth every effort to make the
summer camp a success so that II
may become a permanent affair.
Members Of the general guild Of the
Congregational church. with their
families enjoyed a picnic at Riverside
to the park during the afternoon, and
remained for a big supper.
. The business meeting which was te
have been held prior to the picnic was
postponed, and will be held on Mon.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. E. NJ. Matthews, 10Oe
University avenue.
Section 2 of St. Paul's guild held q
white Elephant" social yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. e
AdQu, 0OutH 0lALu SlTccl. DoH MOoTe
as auctioneer succeeded in ~disposine
Of the entire herd of white ele.
phants," and in addition to raising q
comfortable sum for the treasury Of
the society, the affair provided a goo6
bit of fun for those who attended
Members of the section assisted Mrs
Ladd in serving a safeteria luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Storholm and Mrs
Arthur Hallen Of East Grand Fork!
have returned home after spending
the last week motoring through thu
southern part of Minnesota.
, Mrs. K. l.. Boulder of Fergus wa.
a visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Saumur ant
daughter, Marie, and MI. Saumur':
mother. Mrs. D. Saumur, Inc Mis-
trip to the Twin Cities, where the,
will visit for two weeks with relatives
The members Of the Rebekah de
gree and guard stats held a picni,
at Riverside park last evening il
honor Of their captain. DR.. Nelli.
Bahlke. A picnic dinner was served
after which DR.. Bahlke was presented
with a handsome leather purse as
SoAeIl o1 Lue AppEeC1dL1On Oh the wv
teams.
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: The Bethany congregation of tn,
Zion Lutheran church will have
patriotic service tomorrow evening a
8 o'clock. at which time. a servic
flag Of SO stars will be dedicated
The service will be In English, an,
everyone who is interested is invite
to attend.
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Miss Viola Coutts, who has beel
employed in the offices Of the Nas]
Bros. wholesale grocery company, TO
a number Of years, will leave tomor
row at noon for Fargo whore she vii
take a position with the Fargo Foo,
Products company.
Miss Coutts has been entertaine
at a number Of pleasant affairs dur
ing the last few days, among Their
being an informal party last nigh
given by Mrs. e. w. Umiauf Of Thir
avenue. an interesting affair on Wed
.snesday evening which the Misse
Dahle gave at their home on Cherr
street, and Miss Mabel Rice Of Mort
Eighth street also entertained earle
in the week for Miss Coutts.
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