Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-13

Newly elected officers and cabinet
members Of the Xoung Women's
Christian association at h university
We're formally installed last night. The
ceremonies, which were attended by
faculty women who are honorary
GAS O'clock. The impressive flower
service was used, the following young
women being given formal charge OF
the offices to which they had been
elected:
Hattie Brolander, presiden mt; Edith
Young. vice president; Marion Cathro,
treasurer; Ruth Martineson. secretary.
Ruth Ingle, annual member; Lillian
Bendeke, chairman social committee:
Margaret Mudgett, chairman poster
committee; Maude Stevens. chairman
music committee; Alice James. chair
man rooms committee; Grace Dunlap,
chairman associated news committee;
Elizabeth Gilmer, chairman devo-
tionals committee; Margaret Calder
tee.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Anderson, 315 Ninth avenue was the
scene Of a quiet wedding last evening.
when Elmer Oiseth of Glenburn and
Miss Ragna Vennesland of Buxton
were united in marriage. Rev. II. +.
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being performed at 6 o'clock, before
a small party Of guests which includ-
ed only relatives. The bride was
married in a tailored travelling suit Of
blue, with grey accessories. a dinner
was served at Z o'clock, with covers
placed for IL guests. Pink roses were
used for decoration. Mrs. Oiseth
has spent a great deal of her time in
Grand Forks during the last few
years. and is well known here. Mr..
and Mrs. Oiseth lave left for a trip
through the east, and will make their
home in Fargo upon their return.
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Miss Dagra Engstad of this city who
is in Minneapolis as the guest of Miss
luncheon last Friday in the rose
oom of the bennington in honor of
Miss Hudson. There were ten guests.
Mrs. Irwin Nickels of Pillsbury
avenue. gave a tea in honor of Miss
Engstad, at which there were 20
guests. The rooms were decorated
with red tulips. Miss Engstad was
among the guests at a dinner given
by DIR II. r. Trunquist last night, for
Miss Hudson and her fiance. Norman
E. Kraft. The dinner was followed by
dancing at the Minneapolis Athletic
club.
Miss Hudson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Hudson ave a theater party
Monday night for their daughter and
Mr.. Kraft. There were nine guests.
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Section n of the St. Paurs
Episcopal Guild will hold a business
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. c. NJ.
Burgess, Ills Belmont All
members who can possibly attend, are
urged to do so.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
business meeting this evening in the
Odd Fellows hall. A social hour will
follow.
Miss Gladys Jacobson will give a
reading, 1.-THE Odd One" during the
~convocation hour at the Model High
jacobson is of the expression depart
ment Of Wesley college.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. *. Getty Of Min
neapolis are visiting friends here for
a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Getty were
former Grand Forks residents.
The Royal Neighbors will give @
dance this evening in the I. o. 0. F.
hall for Woodmcn and their invited
friends.
MI. n Mrs. a. Sherrit VINO. nave
spent the winter here at the Hotel
Northern left for Blanchard today.
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Mrs. George Clay and children left
last night for Portland, Oregon to
join Mr.. Clay. They expect to reside
at Portland.
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Miss Ethel Fordney and Miss Jessie
Jones will entertain the Queen Esther
Circle at the formers home. 1872
North Fifth street tomorrow evening.
Mrs. T. II. Gallagher will give a talk
or Social Service work. All members
and friends Of h circle are invited to
be present.
Miss Doris Payne Of South Fifth
street gave a group Of dances at a
Red Cross benefit held at Inkster on
Saturday evening. Miss Payne and
her mother, Mrs. II. r. Payne. were
at. Jnkster for several days visiting
friends.
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