Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-05
Or INTEREST TO WOMEN

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A special meeting OF the university
are interested in the Episcopal church
has been called for Thursday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock in the Guild hall.
Rev. Jonathan Watson Is calling the
meeting and&h III purpose is to organ
lie d university church club. The
meeting was to have taken place last
week but was postponed because OF
the Sousa band concert. All inter-
ested will be welcome.
On Friday evening the regular
meeting OF st. Paul's Social club will
be held in the Guild hall. The st.
Agnes Guild will have charge of the
meeting and an Invitation is extended
to all interested.
Invitations have been received by
the boys of. Sayre hall to a get
Friday evening. November Z. The
girls of Larimore hail will be the host
esses and the committee, in charge of
the entertainment is making an eff
fort to show h young men a real
jolly time. DR.. and MRS. f. p. Rob-
ertson and MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Med
land will be h honor guests: !.
This party is an, annual affair and
the halls entertain each other altern-
dlclS. AS dlIdAl 0AwoyS
ample opportunity for the guests of
the Wesley college residence halls to
become acquainted.
Prof. Hugh =. Willis gave the main
address at the regular meeting of the
university Y. w. G. A.. which was
held in the association rooms last eve
ming. Mr.. Willis enumerated the
. many opportunities of the university
-:~l o~I n~ro,,ro god tho uro Snin0 nf
opportunities with which they come
in daily contact. An informal social
hour followed the regular meeting:
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Miss Lottie Jones of Pembina-
county superintendent Of schools in
Cavalier county, arrived in Grand
Fo, ks Monday evening and spent a
brief time here with friends. Miss
Jones was among the large delegation
Tuesday evening to attend the annual
meeting Of the North Dakota Teach
ers' association which is being held
this week at Minot.
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Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald, IT'S
Cherry street. left last evening for
Seattle. Washington. where h will
visit for an indefinite time. Miss Nc
Donald expects to join her sister and
lISyyICN, Mis-. lIdllS SItlSo ei1o HyAl
Giles, who went out to Seattle a fort
night ago. 49,
Mrs. c.. c. Gowran and Mrs. c. f.
Lazier have invited the women of Sec
ton two. st. Paul's Guild, to meet at
the formers home. 1913 Reeves ave-
nue.. on Friday for an informal after
noon The hours will be from 3 to
$50 o'clock and the, women will de-
vote their time to needlework. A light
collation. will be served at the close of
the afternoon.
The North Side Circle Of the Plym-
outh congregational church will meet
on Thursday afternoon, November 6
at the nome of Mrs. Robert Green, Jr.,
SIS North Third street. The mem.
bers of the circle are asked to answer
the roll call with an autumn verse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fillion, Minne-
sofa Point. left Tuesday evening for
Los Angeles, Cal, where they will
spend the winter. En- route they ex-
pect to visit with friends in North
; Yakima, Wash, @~
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The members of the Sunday school
class of the First Presbyterian church
of which Mrs. c. w. Nelson is presi-
dent, had a combined business and 60
cial meeting Tuesday evening. : Miss
Doris johnson was elected class pres
ident. and others officers named were
Miss Helen Hoffman. vice president,
md Olive JACK secretary and treas
urer.