Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-04
Many Expected
ForS Sessions Of
Grand: Chapter

From present indications one of the
largest defetationsiever gathered here
for the session of the Eastern Star
grand chapter will come for the 25th
annual chapter meeting at the Ma
sonic temple sJune 49,. 19 and 20. The
Efie H Lair of Bismarck, grand
matron. Other officers who will be in
attendance RNf include Mrs. Clara
Warriner. associate grand matron, Of
Grand Forks,sMrs Florence M. Hos
kins of Bis4EaaTck. grand secretary,
and George 4S@.HPhelps of Bowbells.
An informal reception for all grand
chapter .meinhers and visiting mem
hers will *besheld Wednesday evening,
June Is, atS$:30 o'clock. Mrs. F. e.
kermott lis EaShairman of the commit
tee on 2refrkShments for the reception
and Miss Hlsie Rohde is chairman of
the dtninsaroom committee. Mrs.
Kate Armstrong has charge Of the
program t0 be given Wednesday night
and among the musicians who will
appear are Miss Alice Stinson. So
prano. and Miss Viona Hanson. Mrs.
Gladly Whitman Wilson will give q
reading
MRS. Leslie stinson is chairman of
the committee in charge of the ban
quet Thursday and Mrs. A. ]. Wild
lund leads the committee caring for
he~zluncheon. which Is to be given
Friday noon for the grand officers.
ON Saturday morning the members
Of one of the food classes of the home
economics department of. the univer-
slty will serve a luncheon at IL
o'clock under the direction Of Miss
Margaret Van Hoesen, head of the
department and instructor in home
economics. Guests will include the
other food class and four invited
guests who are Miss Anna f. Holo-
han, Miss Nell Martindale, Miss AL
mira Jewett and Mrs. Harry b, South.
This is the second Of a series of
= similar luncheons, the first being held
'cn Saturday last n the class being
entertained this time were hostesses
at the luncheon last Saturday.
Covers will be laid for twenty
people and table appointments will
be in green n yellow.
Miss Ella Rasmussen, daughter Of
accepted a position of teacher in the
third grade of the I4arimore city
schools for the coming year. -.
Senator and Mrs. Jorgen Hemming-
sen of Shawnee arrived in the city
this morning and will be among the
Out-of-town guests at the concert of
Galli-Curci. which will take place at
the auditorium this evening al Sis
O'Clock.
MIR. n Mrs. L. J. Bemis of this
city are enjoying a short visit with
Mr.. Bemis' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
v. Bemis. OF lnkster.
In a party of visitors from Cando.
n. D.. who came to the city this
morning to hear CALI Curci are Mr..
and Mrs. G.. ]. Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Priest and Mrs. F. NJ. MCGOWAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Warner of Ham
jIton and Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Mayer
of Devils Lake arrived in the city this
morning to attend,the Galli-Curci con-
cert at the auditotfum this evening.
Mrs. j.. p. Reiton. North. Third
street. will have as her guest for ssev-
eral days Mrs. D. F. Douglas Of Gilby,
who came TO the city this noon for the
Galli-Curci concert this evening.
Among the women Of this city who
attended the Episcopal convocation at
Devils Lake Sunday were Mrs. W. f.
black. Mrs. J.. VI. Gillette. Mrs. S. B.
f. Seese. Mrs. J.. b. Wineman and
Mrs. c. NJ. Madsen They returned
Tuesday evening.
Miss Leone Bake has returned to
the city after enjoying a vacation of
several weeks visiting friends in the
Twin Cities.