Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-23
DEMONSTRATIONS
WILL BE GIVEN
|: HERE I'M APRIL

%f Miss Julia Newton, home demon.
4tration agent. will be here Wednes-
Jay. Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
April 3 to 6 inclusive. Miss Newton's
topic for this, month will be a. con-
Stnuation of the February demonstra-
lions on vegetables. Particular stress
will be placed on the, use and prepara-,
Eon of dried vegetables
While the women In some, districts
pf Grand Forks are showing a real
Interest in these food demonstrations;
md the splendid @recipes which Miss,
Newton has given out, Other districts
are not showing enough interest to
Justify Miss Newton in giving an en-
fire afternoon to this work. Unless
all Grand Forks women realize this
before It is too late they will be de-
brtved Of the privilege of this excel
dent information which is to be had
by merely attending these demonstra-
lions. 1t is expected that the attend
ance of the April demopstrations win
4on will devote foul days to Grand
Forks as she a been doing in the
past, or whether she will give a part
pf that time to some city where more
interest is being shown.
In the future all women who wish.
TO have recipes which Miss Newton
uses and. demonstrates. must attend.
h meeting in person. 1t has been
4he custom in the past for women at:
= number of these pamphlets home
TO give to their friends who did not
Tor various reasons attend. the meet
ing. This practice, however; will be
DISCONTINUED for the future unless a
very good reason can be given for not
attending the meeting;
Mrs L.. French of the Gotzian
block. entertained nine children on
Thursday eevning from Z to 9 in hon.
or of her son, Donald, who was OBJ
serving his ninth. birthday anniver-
fary. The children played games and
afterward had a supper. at which the
chief item Of interest was a birthday
with lighted candles. Mrs. French's
sister. Mrs. John Mccarthy Of Fargo.
who is her guest, assisted in serving.
The guests were Edna Green, Harvey,
Keir, Marjorie and George Bredahl.
katherine Lynch. Earl Lynch, Eliza
beth Reed, a9a Frank Lawrence.
Section one Of st. Paurs Guild will
give an informal dance on the even
ing Of Thursday, April 4th: at the
Guild hall. This will be n Of the
first post-Lenten. dances.
The Misses Jennie and Jessie Nc
1eod will arrive this evening to spend
Easter at the home of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A Mcleod, $50
North Fourth street. Miss Jennie
Mcleod is teaching at Jamestown and
Hiss Jessie is teaching at Bismarck.
j Mr.. and Mrs. r. b: Griffith have as
fheir guests, DE- and Mrs. Joseph
Clark. who have served for more
than 80 years as missionaries in the
Congo district of Africa DR.. Clark
will speak at the First Baptist church
tomorrow morning.
Clark addressed the Junior Young
Peoples Union which met at the
home Of Mrs. O.. "A. Webster. DR.. and
Mrs. CLARK will leave for Farear to-
morrow nOon. .S #*
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Miss Frances Lauder. idahghesres Of
Judge and Mrs. w. S. Lauder ofxpEah-
peton, is In New York in company
with a unit from Bryn Mawr, which
expects to sail for France within a
daughter in New York.
Miss Rena,. Stavetvig entertained so
guests at a,sdancing party at her home
south of this city, on Thursday eve
Ming
Miss Katherine Soberg and Henry
Arthur Cole of Devils Lake were mar
ried yesterday at noon at the resi-
dence of Rev. ]. L. Hulteng. who Of
ficiated. The young couple has re-,
turned to Devils Lake to reside.
Miss Esther Hansen entertained the:
Company IN" club at her home on
Chestnut street, Thursday evening.