Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-08
Or INTEREST To WOMEN

Tho Wiling workers Cluo OF tho
Presbyterian Sunday school was enter
Pagett, SOL Cottonwood street. Friday
evening. March q. Parlor games and
musical selections by the members
proved the entertainment for the eve
ming. The hostess was assisted in
3 cving q dainty repast by her mother.
Mrs. H. Pagett. Red. white and blue
appointments were carried out In the
luncheon service. Members of the
club present were Misses Hazel and
Olive Jack Mary Kneeland, Jean Sin
clair, Clara Beaton, Lora Thompson
and May Pagett.
The regular meeting of the Frank
lin club will be held Thursday e
ming, March IL at the public library.
Simpson will have charge of the So
cial hour. and the program will be
conducted under the management OF
DR.. o G.. Libby. who will talk on war
posters, exhibiting them during the
course of his talk, and explaining
their purpose.
The young ladies in Mrs. s.. +.
Johnson's class, and h Triangle class
of the Methodist church, will. have
, the pleasure Sunday Of listening to
! Miss Florence Nicholson, professor OF
| English and lean of womeniat Mount
Union college, Ohio, who Is visiting
universities and churches throughout
| the northwest. Miss Nicholson rep
resepts the Life Service" depart
ment Of the Methodist centenary.
/ A business meeting will be held in
connection with the regular monthly
meeting of the Presbyterian ladies.
Wednesday afternoon, March IL. In
the church parlors. Hostesses for the
social hour. which will follow the reg
ular meeting. will be Mesdames H. w:
Law and James McConnachie. All
women are urged to attend n I meet
ing.
Mrs. E. P. Robertson was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the members
of the Hakikta club, a social organ1-
cation which has not been very prom
inent during the war work period.
Regular meetings will be resumed,
however, and at yesterdays meeting
Mrs. Robertson was appointed chair"
man. Following the club meeting
refreshments were served.
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The students of Aaker's Business
college, will entertain informally this
evening, in honor of their basketball
team. The affair will take place in
the college rooms, and games n
stunts will be played during the eve
ming. The social committee will serve
a light lunch. Hours will be from 8
to IL.
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DR.. C.--B. Harris of Pembina was
! in the city yesterday visiting his two
daughters, Miss Kathrine Harris, who
is an instructor at Wesley college, and
Mrs. o. Omlie, a student at the uni
versity.
The Literary society Of Aaker's
business college will not meet this
evening, as formerly announced, but
the date of meeting will be announced
later.
Harry Griffith will leave this We
ming for Little Falls, where he will
spend the week end with his wife.
Mrs. H. Griffith, who is a guest at the
, home of her parents in Little Falls.
Mrs. A. A. Murney and two small
sons Of Cas- Lake are visiting in the
city at the home Of Mrs. Murney'i
Mrs. E. Humm. They expect
to remain one week
Mrs. c. F. wilkins Of Thompson and
Miss Eva Morris, an instructor in ths
Thompson schools. are spending the
week end in the city visiting friends.
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= Miss Anette Sandahl Of Minneapoli
arrived in the city and will resume
> her position in the Hoiseth milhner!
department
The Gideon society win meet Thu
evening at the home Of Misses Pear
and Bernice Ball, 521 North Fourtl
street.
Miss Susan Feistel Of Emerald, /,
visiting friends in the city. She viii
remain about three weeks.