Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-31

we'll look forward to hearing a pro-
gram decidedly worth while when Mr..
Campbell comes here next month.
The Thursday Musical club. which
is sponsoring Mr.. Campbell's appear
ance here. has already opened n
sale of tickets. Only season tlckets
(for the three concerts) nave been Of
fered for sale. They have been placed
at two dollars each, and no. single
tickets will be offered. When tickets
for the capacity of the Methodist !
church auditorium, where the concerts
are to be held. hav been disposed or
the sale will be stopped, thus insuring
every person purchasing a ticket a i,
seat for all Of the concerts.
The sale of tickets is being nano,eo
by the Thursday Musical club, Wesley
college, the Grand Forks school OF
music and the university.
The Northern Division Bulletin
contains this message of interest to
the women of the division who helped
in the ~remodeling of army shirts:
Production work must not cease
without some. special mention being
made of the very excellent work
which has been done by the chapters
in the retaining of the army shirts
for the quartermaster's department
and the mending of the soldiers
clothes.
The women of the Red Cross who
have done this work may we'll be con-
graduated on their accomplishment.
At the time that the Salvage division
OF the quartermaster's department de-
cided to ask the Red Cross to help
them with this work, it was contrary
to the judgment of the man, depot
ouartermasters, who saw that it was
a kind of work which should be done
by skilled labor. Many chapter
workers were also rather loath to I'M
dertake it, because it was such a radi'
cal departure from the type Of work
which they had been doing.
have been extremely satisfactory.
The salvage division of the quarter
masters department has advised us
that the work lone by the Red Cross
chapters has been at least equal to
commercial work and of great. as
sistance in the solution OF many OF
their local problems.
Now hat this activity is being dis
Continued, the northern division. takes
the opportunity to express to the
chapters their appreciation 6f the
service they hav given.
X X X
The North Side Circle of the Ply
mouth congregational church were
entertained at ar apron social yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.
f. Haselbarth, 917 North Third street.
There were thirty-ive guests present.
and the afternoon was devoted to
anne nj music, and Mrs. A. Luede-
man sang a group of solos. When the
invitations were issued each one was
accompanied by a small apron with a
pocket on it, asking the receiver to
give one penny for each nch that her
waist measured. Providing the person
was unable to attend the social. the
apron with the required number of
pennies in the pocket was to be sent.
At the conclusion of the afternoon a
luncheon was served, Mrs. Haselbarth
being assisted by Mrs. Robert Green,
, Jr.. Mrs. II. K. Lawrence and Mrs. J.
c. Sheppard. Decorations of pink and
white carnations were used.
Has anyone in Grand Forks any
clothing to spare, for a tiny baby?
Clothing of all kinds for a wee young
ster. is needed by some one who can
not very we'll afford to purchase it,
and the people of Grand Forks are
being appealed to. to outfit the young
ster with the things necessary for a
practical layette.
Persons having articles of baby
clothing. to donate, nay call the Uni
versity Community house, and leave
their names and addresses, and the
garments will be called for. or the
garments may be sent directly to the
Community house.
Emile Walters, a successful young
artist Of Chicago. spent yesterday
here visiting his cousin. DR.. G. J.. Gis-
Jason. Mr.. Walters was en- route to
Chicago. where he maintains a studio,
from Winnipeg and points in. sas-
katchewan. where he had beer visit
ing. Some years ago Mr.. Walters
Snonf a 00n6 doa1 ~ finn IN Nopfh
Dakota and in Winnipeg He now
s~pecializes in landscape painting, and
many Of h ~canvasses have been ex-
hibited in eastern art galleries:
X X X
Mrs. e. e. 'Claussen entertained a
group Of women at a theater party
followed by dinner at the Frederick
hotel last evening. Table decoration.
Of red and white carnations were
used, n valentines marked the
places. The guests were Mrs. P. Their.
kildsen. Mrs. Norman, Mrs. O.. G. Han
son. Mrs. Herb Hanson, Mrs. Lond
Mrs. N. C.. Olson. Mrs. Thomas Swig.
mother, Mrs. A.. G. Erickson and sis.
ter, Mrs. ]. r. Pearson. who are visit
Ing here from Swift Current, Canada
X X
Mrs. Il. +. Lawrence of North
Fourth street is entertaining a srouu
Of friends at her home this afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. w. Nebeluns
Of gCrookston who is the guest OF Mrs
R.HAshley OF .Conklin avenue for 9
few days. Mrs. Lawrence is being as.
sisted by her mother, Mrs. A. Luede.
man.
Mrs. Joseph st. Marie and Miss
Agnes Logan Of Fisher. who have
spent the last few days In the city. Vi.
tttnE friends, left last night for their
home.
Vi 4
There WILDE 4 regular monthly
meeting aof the Civic league ia az
faE1ne:1' room Of the cour house
Monday Afternoon. February 8. az
oiclpck.
II. ard Mrs.. James Manley sand
1eSighfsr. Marion sof Nekoma, N. IS.
af6syiaiting IT the home or Rober1
McAllsn sof Cheyenns avenue Tor !
9ss.sHaFoldsEva Dusen and Nj
Ha4GAret Van sOusen will entertain I
6xe6p y f0urfeGn guests ! 8 t0boe.
Wlnl3taTty this eysning Id Rivs-sids
Aftee atob6Geanlne tors tim
$< mi j III th4 horne III ffhe
GNeeo6tft North Fourth Stfsst
Aere supper WI - served.
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