Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-29

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of that perfect purity that floats
clearly out over Il tumult and makes
any other voice or n instrument
sound coarse by comparison. The
only thing that silenced her was the
effort of some vociferous cheer-lead-
ers in the audience, inducing their
fellow lunatics to begin applauding
before the last note was completed.
Mrs. H. l.. Simpson. Mrs. George
Sturtevant and Mrs. F. +. Fletcher
returned to Grand Forks Wednesday
night from Fargo, where they attend
ed the annual meeting of all state
chapters of p. e. O.: sisterhood. In
the election held Wednesday after
moor. Mrs. Simpson was elected first
vice president of the state organiza.
ton. Other officers named were:
Mrs. Anna p. Eaton. Fargo, president;
Mrs. Lillian Lillibridge, Dickinson.
second vice PRESIDENT: Mrs. J. Is. Mey-
er, Valley City, organizer: Mrs. Marie
Alguire, Beach, recording secretary;
Mrs. F. r. Smith. Bismarck. CORE
spending secretary; Miss Elsie Cook,
Minot. treasurer.
Members of the Grand Forks chap
ter report a very successful meeting.
Sessions were held in the Little Coun-
try theater and a number of lunch
cons and teas were given in honor
of the visitors.
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The adjourned meeting of the Civic
league was held Wednesday afternoon
in the farmers room of the county
court house. Chairmen and directors
of the various departments were elect
ed as follows: Mrs. Chas: Allen, chair
man. and Mrs p. M. Cole. director
Of the home education department.;
Mrs. A. j. Becker, chairman. and Mrs.
J.. A. Popp1er, director of the arts and
letters department.: Mrs. William
Bulge was reelected as treasurer.
Plans were made for the annual
meeting of the North Dakota FEEDER
be held here next fall, and for which
the women of the Civic league will
be hostesses.
Mrs. A. p. Halverson was reelected
president Of Bethesda branch mum
Der 8 at the regular meeting Of the
organization held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Martin
Christians son. Other officers elected
were vice president, Mrs. 1. Bundle,
secretary, Mrs. N. F.. Jondahl; treasur-
er, Mrs H. Holton. The programs for
the coming year will be arranged by
Mrs. "A. P. Halversop and Mrs. John
Bjorge.
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The Red Cross Headquarters will
be closed all day Memorial Day &C.
cording to an announcement this
morning by the Red Cross chairman
Anyone wishing advice or informa.
ton may go to the rooms on Saturday
morning. Rooms will be opened a
nine o'clock as usual.
Mrs. F. L. Wenner. 1872 Cottonwood
street, accompanied by her family
and e mother. Mrs. G.. l.. Griebler
expect to leave the fore part Of mex
week for Minneapolis, where they will
remain for q three weeks visit will
friends.
Miss Marietta Morrisey of Crooks
ton, who has been a guest Of Mis-
Katherine Duggan. 718 North Fourth
street. has returned to her home
Miss Duggan is entertaining as hel
guest at the present time Miss dig;
Stein of Minneapolis. who formerl!
made her home in Grand Forks.
Miss Helen NJ. Davies left this moor
for Fargo, where this evening she ex
poets to attend the graduation exer
cises of the Sacred Heart Parochia
school In that city. Miss Lois Davies
a niece. is a member of the gradua,
spend the weekend with friends il
Crookston.
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Mrs. Herman Shaver Of Rolla, n
D. arrived in the city Wednesday eve
ming to visit at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. J. R. johnson 222 South Thir,
street, East Grand Forks. Mrs. Franz
Meuwissen, a daughter Of Mrs. Shaver
liz expected in the city today from
Rolla and will also be, a guest at tn
Johnson home for some time.
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Mrs. Claude Sims and little son ar
spending the week in Warren, Minr
AZ h guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Loui
~Trepanier, former residents of Gran
Forks.
Mrs. Thomas Regan of ORATOR
stopped in Grand Forks for a shol
time Wednesday evening enroute t
her home after a brief visit wit
friends in Larimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Griffin Of Dir
ME Flats have left, for M~inneapol
where they expect to enjoy a for
nights visit with friends.
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81. Paul's Social Club will me,
this evening At the Guild hall instea
Of Friday evening as formerly aY
nounced. st. Agnes Guild will be i
charge Of h party and dancing nj
be enjoyed from 8 to 10 O'Clock.