Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-12

Of the three plays which will be pre-
scented By the high school students
Friday and Saturday evening of this
! week will be 1.-The Piper's Pay" by
seven girls. Interest In this play de-
velops when the fact Is announced
but only through telephone converse
tions. Tho plot revofves around a de-
'toctivo and reporters, who break in
upon the solicitation Of q group Of
young society buds.
The characters include the follow
ing girls: Z
c:inc Londergan.
Mrs. Charles Dover Charlottesville
Fisher. ~.
dali.
Mrs. Hereford Carr Helen Leh-
Miss Mary Clark, a detective-Ruth
Evelyn Evans, a reporter - Mary
A rnaid-Mary Kelly.
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An Irish party will be this weeks
entertainment for the house girls at
tho Y. W. c. A, and also for the girls
who take their meals at this insttu-
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evening. March 15, at the Y. W. CA.
Although it is a trifle early for a st.
Fatrick's party, the girls have decided
on this date in order that Mrs. Sadie
Smith. formerly house secretary and
cafeteria manager, may be present
Mrs. Smith leaves Saturday for Fargo,
and tho party will be in the nature OF
by all the guests, and during the
course Iof the evening Irish jigs
dances and Irish music will be given
An Irish luncheon, with little cakes
in the form Of shamrocks, will be
served. ,f-ss s =
The north side circle Of the Plym.
outh Congregational guild will give 6
novel entertainment in the church
auditorium Thursday evening, March
20. A Fashion Show" featuring
styles that have been in vogue for the
past 400 years will be held. Inter
spersed throughout the evening will
singing by a number Of %favorite mu
sicians. The old fashion mfnuet o
colonial days will be danced in cos
tunes by two small people.
Miss Blanche Lynch left last eve
called by the illness Of her aunt, Mis-
Ann Carlin, of Victoria, b. c.. Mis-
Lynch will return to the city. Satur
day morning.
Mr.. n Mrs Andrew veitch hav'
returned from an extended trip to tn
east. They visited at Mrs. veitch''
home near Toronto, and at Mr.
veitch's home in New York state. A
Washington, D. c., they were the
guests Of John Burke, ex-governor o
this state, and at tho present TIM
United States treasurer.
The Baptist Mission study club me
this afternoon at the some of Mr1
Y. p. Squires, 525 Belmont avenue
The program was in charge of Mrs
H. G. Buckingham. The Mar.
Cressy" circle conducted devotionals
n were led by Mrs. J.. P. Read
After the program Investments werl
{ served by he hostess.
Wilbur Martin Of Bathgate is tn,
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Grin Carr, o,
this city, for a shore time, before re
turning to his home. The young man
who left the city with company NJ, ha.
received his discharge from service
at Camp Dodge, after several month,
OF service overseas.
The north side circle Of the Plym.
outh Congregational church will NEE
Thursday afternoon at the home O.
Mrs. David G%albraith. 612 NORTH
Fourth street, at 3 o'clock. The SO.
cial committee has prepared an in.
teresting program, and all member
are asked to attend.
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h Scandinavian W. C. T. U. vii
meet Friday afternoon at the HON,
OF Mrs. y. jacobson, AZ Minnesota
avenue The meeting will commenc.
at 3. O'Clock, and all members ar,
urged to be present.
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Ladies Nu-Bone Corsets-Will no
be, able to anvass entire city. II in
terested, call Hotel Northern AMI
cave address. (ISee March Ladies
Home Journal for d~escription.) Mrs
Bum, Nu-Bone Corsetiere.-Ady.
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The Rebekah Red Cross circle viii
meet tomorrow afternoon In the cour
house at 2 o'clock. A larger attend,
ance is desired ut the sewing meetings
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