Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-23
Club Women To
Meet AT Fargo

The members of the board and
council Of the North Dakota fedora
ton Of Womens' clubs, will hold their
annual winter meeting in Fargo Feb
ruary 6 and Z. ~
Of Ceres hall al the Agricultural col
lege. The board will meet from $3.50
until $3.50. Routine business will be
conducted and plans made for the
district meetings and next state meet
ing to be held in Grand Forks In DC.
tober. Those expected to be present
Mcbride, Cavalier: Miss Minnie j.
Nelson. Valley CITY; Mrs: M: A: Hill
dreth, Fargo: Mrs. G. w. McClusky.
Darlington; Mrs. ]. o. Ranchett,
Harvey: Mrs. w. B. Default. James
town; Mrs. NJ. C.. Budlong. Bismarck:
Mrs. j.. Nj. Gillette, Grand Forks; Miss
NJ. o. Movius, L~idgerwood; Mrs, A; A.
Velva; Mrs. w. A. MCINTYRE. Grand
Forks; Mrs. Eugene Fenelon. Devils
Lake; Mrs. E. c. Carney, Williston;
Mrs. H. L. Bolley, Fargo; Mrs. w. E.
Hopes, Carrington; Mrs. Frances
Bergendahl. Glendale; Mrs. L. N.
Cary, Mandan; Mrs. F.. L.. Conklin.
Bismarck. s.
Council will meet at $3.50. February
9Th. Council includes the above men,
bers of the board and chairmen Of de.
partments of work" as follows: Miss
Bertha Palmer, Williston; Mrs. c.. B.
Harris. Pembina; Mrs. j. E. Hunter,
Cando; Mrs. E. r. Edwards, James
town; Miss Kathryn. Jensen: Fargo;
Mrs. 4. Peterson, Mandan: Mrs: J. J.
er, Ellendale: Mrs. w. T. Craswell.
Valley City; Mrs. Robt. Devine, Wah-
peton, and Mrs. A. E. Jones, Lisbon.
and Mrs. j. H. Shepperd, Fargo. De-
partment chairlnen will present their
plans Of work for 1918 subject to the
approval of the council.
On the evening of thu 18th, the
council will be guests OF the Fargo
club women at dinner. u
From $3.50 to s o'clock each day
will be left open to those desiring to
take work in surgical dressings.
Miss Elizabeth O'Gorman. who
spent the week here at her home on
North Fourth street, had as her guesr
Miss O'Gorman and Miss Thompson
are teaching in the public schools OF
Mtnot, and returned there Monday.
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The women's auxiliary of the B.. Of
l.. +. and E. will give a dance in the
Empire hall on Thursday evening. A
four-piece orchestra viii. play the
I'LL ~!1ASA WA! oSSAA az
o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Alexander entertain
ed a. knitting club of school girls from
the Belmont building yesterday after
noon at the home OF her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Alexander,
South Fifth street. The club men,
bers meet every Tuesday after school
and knit for the Red Cross. The girls
c-hn r,o Ira I'M tho N1yah oro fnci11A Will.
son. Lois Bulge. Lucille Bradshaw,
Ruth 'Wyman. Leone and Pearle
Thompson, Dorothy Alexander and
Dorothy Hoffman.
The Four Artists company. com
prising Miss Charlotte Simpson, So
prano; Miss G%wendolyn Bayless; con-
and baritone. and I. Tello. violinist,
were here yesterday afternoon. en-
route from Pembina to Hillsboro,
where they were to appear last night.
At Pembina. they were guests of Mrs.
C. B. Harris.
The four artists r to appear at
Woodwork auditorium, under the
auspices of the University Womens'
Glee club on Thursday night, at $3.50
o'clock. The concert is one Of the good
musical offerings of the university
season, and is open to the general
public.
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Thomas Devine Of Grandin, is visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs.
J. Devine Of Third avenue. Mr.. De-
vine, who has been employed as depot
agent at Grandin for the last two
years, has enlisted in the signal corps
OF the U. S. army and will leave to-
night for Fargo.
Mr.. Devine's sister. Mrs. r. Stacy,
North Fifth street, gave a dinner for
him IN Monday.
Young wome Of the Sigma Alpha
1ota sorority entertained a group OF
girls informally last night at the home
Of Miss katheryn King. 619 North