Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-22
RAINBOW CLASS TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

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The Rainbow chapter Of the<world-
wide guild will give a program Friday
night. May %. in the auditorium Of
the Baptist church: The proceeds
pledged for missionary work by the
Rainbow chapter. The public has
been given a cordial invitation. The
small fee of Is cents is asked for
adults and children's tickets are 10
cents. This is the program which
ton of Mrs. c. l.. Tompkins, instruc.
tor:
(a) Dance of Greeting, (b) Shoe
makers Dance-Twelve primary
children.
Holland-Clara Beaton.
China-Lola Tompkins.
Japan-Girls of the guild.
1reland-Alberta Kruger.
Belgium-Eva Vandenyde.
Scotland-Isabelle Macdonald.
French Reel-Girls of the guild.
The cast of characters for the little
one-act playlett, Three Wishes in,
cludes:
Andre-Ellen Lincoln.
Lizette-Ruth Schlaberg.
Stranger-Alberta Kruger.
On Saturday afternoon "Open
House" will be held at the Y. w. c..
A. rooms in honor of Miss Jessie Ack-
erman of Chicago, who is expected in
the city tonight, to meet the business
women Of the city. A special invita-
ton Is extended to all club women
of the city to meet Miss Alderman,
who is a noted club woman and has
worked among clubs OF some Of the
largest cities in the country. Mrs. J..
A. 5Poppler is in charge of the, pro-
gram whicfEswill be given during the
afternoon and Miss Esther Arneson
will play the last composition Of Ed
ward Mcdowell ITO a Log Cabin"
which met with such favor at the con-
cert Wednesday evening.
On Friday evening Miss Alderman
will be guest of honor at a supper
party in the dining room of the "Y."
A musicale will follow the supper
and Miss Alderman will address the
Business Women's club. Special YES
per services have been arranged for
Sunday evening. and Miss Alderman
expects to leave the city for Fargo,
Monday morning.
Miss Beatrice Olson, secretary of
the Bureau of Educational Corpora
ton, Extension Division of the Uni
versity of North Dakota, will leave
this evening for Chicago, where she
VIII meet Will INC ScCEcLdTleS Ol LuS
universities. of Minnesota and Wis
consin, and Louis %. Runner manag-
er of a number Of companies used by
the extension departments OF these
three universities. The conference
was called by MI. Runner for the pur-
pose Of making U the entertainment
programs for the coming ear Miss
Olson expects ITO be away, about n
week.
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Captain Donald X. Woods and
Mrs. Woods are in Chicago, and ex-
pect to arrive in Grand Forks about
the first of next week according to
word received by Mrs. Woods par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Smith 1856
Reeves avenue. Captain Woods has
Just returned from service overseas
Woods. At the present time Captain
Woods is attending a Baby Clinic in
Chicago and after q short visit in the
city he and his wife will go to Great
Falls, Mont, where he expects to re-
sumo his practice as physician in that
city. Captain Woods entered the
service about two years ago.
Mrs. w. e. Black returned Wednes.
day evening from a successful w. C.
T. U. meeting at 1nkster. Mrs. w. l..
Dudley accompanied her. This
morning Mrs. Black went to Arvtlla
n on Friday n VIII meet with the
w. CT. U.women at ltarimore. Mrs.
Black Is talking to the women IN the
hope OF arousinE more Interest In the
cities soon.
The regular meeting Of the W. e.
!. 7. will be held Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Earl,
1909 University n The report
OF the soliciting COMMITTEES Tor the
jubilee drive Will be heard. ana,sev-