Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-08

French. Dean and Mrs. T.. j. Bah
cock, Dean and Mrs. v. p. Squires,
Dean and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, DR..
and Mrs: 4. e. Willis, Prof. and Mrs.
/ and Prof. II. G. Trimble.
Minneapolis women have been
asked to follow up their wartime
knitting of sweaters and socks. with
the crocheting of trench caps for the
soldiers at Fort Smelling. h caps
that the soldiers have been given are
of a Minnesota winter, declares the
Red Cross bureau Of military relief,
and they are anxious to supply h
men with the heavy Doublas trench
caps, crocheted with heavy khaki
yarn. Between 500 Inc 600 of these
caps are needed and they are easily
made in about three hours time, says
Mrs. F. L. Fridely, director of wom-
ems work for the northern division.
The Junior auxiliary of st. Paul's
guild enjoyed an informal party yes
terday afternoon in the guild hall. A
program Of readings and musical
numbers was given, and plans were
made to give a play a little later. The
program which was in charge of Lulu
Freeman included these numbers:
Piano solo-Esther Wineman.
Reading-"Little Boy Blue" Kath-
leen Madsen.
Piano solo-Lulu Freeman.
Readings-Ruth Mary Ladd.
Missionary story-Mary Moore.
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Miss Olive Jack gave a supper at
her home, PA North Fourth street,
last night for members of her Sunday
school class. Decorations suggestive of
the Valentine season were used, places
- - $4,000 4 - h10 l,nSno m oNko I'D with
valentines bearing conundrums. Miss
Myrtle Jack assisted her sister in en-
tertaining. and the guests included
Misses Glare Boston, Hazel Jack, Mary
Neeland, Beatrice Mcdonald, Jane
Pagett, Jean st. Clair, Mildred Leh-
man, Dora Bundle and Eva Thomp-
son.
A regular meeting Of the Literary
society of Aaker's Business college
will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in
the college rooms, Clifford building.
Vocal solo, Miss Dunn; reading,
Miss Ethel Murphy. piano duet, Miss
es Myrtle and Thelma Rysstad: ad-
dress, Professor P. H. Lehman; vocal
solo, Miss, Purper; reading, Richard
y Baughman; college paper, Maurice
Bursett. All persons interested are In
vited to attend the meeting.
Mrs. R. s. Keenan,, Mrs. E. S. Knee
land, Mrs. A. w. Dennis and: Mrs. M.
r. Doyle, assisted by the November
and February divisions of the Pres
hyterian Aid society, will entertain
the women Of the Presbyterian church
is to be held in the lower auditorium
Of the church and an excellent pro-
gram is being arranged which will
include a reading by Miss Harriet
McConvflle and a cello solo by Miss
Esther Sanford. All women of the
CHURCH and their friends are invited.
Corporal .rinfay Campbell, who is
to give a concert here on February
II, under the auspices Of the Thurs
day Musical club, has been singing
this week in Fargo at the annual auto
show. His appearance each day at
the auto show has been greeted with
enthusiasm. according to p-ess re-
ports, and he has been hailed as an
artist Of h first rank.
Mrs. Anna Lundcberg and her
daughter, Mrs. T. F. Herig. left this
noon for Minneapolis, where they will
visit the formers daughter, Mrs.
John Berglund, for three weeks. Mrs.
Berglund was formerly Miss Bergit
Lundeberg.
Members of the women's Catholic
Order of Foresters will be entertained
on Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. M. D. Butler, 624 North Fifth
street. Mrs. w. F. Mckee and Mrs.
George j. Price will be the assisting
hostesses.
The Alpha Phi Alumnae are hold
ing their regular monthly meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. j. A. Hofto
as hostess. A short business meeting
will be followed by al informal social
time.
The Syneigoi fraternity entertained
about thirty guests at an informal
dancing party at their fraternity house
last EVENING" followed by a supper at
the University Commons. Mr.; and
Mrs. Harry South and Miss Jessie
Bulge were chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Chester, who
have been visiting here for several
days at the home, Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
c. People Of 500 North Fourth
street, will leave his evening for their
home in Winnipeg.
Dr.. and Mrs. Harold cooperman,
who have been visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rabin-
hovich of University avenue, left this
morning for their home In Mimic.
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Mrs. W. S. Whitman has returned
here from Bismarck where she spent
a week with MI. Whitman who is at
tending the legislative session. -
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The younger group of Camp Fire
girls will meet this afternoon to COM
plete plans for a Valentine, supper
Iparty to be given on Wednesday eve
ming.