Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-26

Patrons and patronesses for this
party will include President Thomas
i. Kane and Mrs. Kane. Prof. and
Mrs. r. r. Hitchcock and Mr.. and
Mrs. Franz Rickaby.
The Women's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church held their
regular meeting this afternoon in the
church }parlors. Mrs. r. r. Miller
had charge of the devotional services
and following these, a short and in
teresting talk was given by Mrs. f.
+. Chandler, whose subject was
Among Negro Laborers." A discus
given by Mrs. George Veitch. Mrs. v.
f. Sayre and Mrs. Becker had charge
of the musical program consisting o.
a number of instrumental and vocal
selections. A luncheon was served at
the close of the meeting by Mesdames
J. r. Maxwell and James Neon
nachie.
The women of the Eastern Star en-
tertained at a silver tea last evening
in the lower auditorium of the Ma
sonic Temple. Members of the East
ern Star and heir families, both of
this city and East Grand Forks, were
present. A program in charge OF
Mrs. NJ. A. Armstrong. consisted of
pleasing selections by Mrs. Irma Nal
Tory Fisher, Mrs. John Hicks, and
Miss Gladys jacobson. Dancing was
enjoyed for a short time following
served by the hostesses. Geo. Wash
ington decorations were carried out
in the room and the patriotic color
scheme was used at the serving
table.
The following hostesses had charge
of the affair: Mrs. James Black,
Miss Jennie Nisbet, Mrs. A. NJ. Lom-
men. Mrs. j.. F.. Turner, Mrs. Harold
Lamming. Mrs. A. L. Woods, Mrs.
A. Il. Allen and Miss Frances Wagar.
Mrs. w. A.. MCINTYRE, 1853 Reeves
avenue, was hostess this afternoon to
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church. Mrs.
A. N. Dahl had charge of devo-
tionals. A brief review of Chapter g.,
of the text book on Women Workers
of the Orient was we'll given by Mrs.
gave an interesting talk on 1.-THE
Home Life of the Women of China
Mrs. Caldwell's talk vas of special
interest as she herself was born in
China. Musical numbers were given
and included a duet with guitar ac-
compartment by Mrs. p. H. Lehman
and Mrs. A. F.. Farquer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. CARRIER will give
the second of a series of parties his
evening, when they will entertain the
older friends of their son, Sam
CARRIER, who recently returned from
service overseas. Whist will be played
at five tables this evening and assist
ing the hostess will be Mrs. A. Nc
Ceary, Mrs. S. Cohen and Mrs. H.
Solow. About 80 young people at
tended the informal dancing party
which MI. and Mrs. CARRIER gave at
their home last evening in honor of
their son.
The Young Ladies' sodality of st.
Michael's church will give a Little
rooms this evening. Hours will be
from Z to II and all young women
of the parish are invited to attend.
Sodality colors of blue and white will
be used. Children's dances. games
n songs will comprise the evenings
program. In charge Of the affair are
Miss Marie Monley, chairman, Miss
Caramel Tracy. Miss Gertrude Dun
lap and Miss Anna Smith.
"A day of prayer was observed this
afternoon by the Baptist Mission
Study club at their regular meeting,
which was held at the home Of Mrs.
N. G. Benner, 921 Belmont avenue.
Mrs. N. ]. Nelson had charge of the
program, which consisted of several
musical selections. by Miss Winifred
Nelson. Light refreshments were
served by the Faith Longfellows cir
Gle. A large attendance was present.
An informal tea was given this aft
ernoon by section two of st. Paul's
Guild at the home of Mrs. c. c..
Gowran, 1873 Reeves enu A short
program was given land included vo-
cal solos by Mrs. c. F. Wisner, con-
tralto. and readings by Gertrude
Cunningham Wineman. Hours were
from 3 to s..
This afternoon at i O'Clock the
"Wayann" Camp Fire girls held a
meeting. About eight members were
present. This is a newly organized
camp and is composed of the younger
girls Of the city.
This evening the camp of the Great
Blue Wigwam will hold a ceremonial
in the gymnasium Of the Y. W.. C.. A.
All camp fire girls are planning to be
present Is this promises to be an in
teresting meeting.
Mrs. H. B. King entertained Mon
day afternoon at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Dave O'Gorman Of the
IDeichert apartments. complimentary
Ito Mrs. j. B.. LaMoure OF Pcmbina,
who is a guest of friends in the city.
Bridge was the diversion OF the after
noon. Mrs. King vas assisted by he:
mother. Mrs. O'Gorman.
Mrs. J.. b. LaMoure Of was