Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-11
or INTEREST To WOMEN.
s'Y" Board Holds
Annual Meeting:
Elects Officers

AT the annual meeting Of the 7. w.
G.. A. executive board. held last night
In the associations quarters on De-
Mefs avenue the anual' election of
officers WIS held, reports of the Blue
Triangle campaign were given and
other important matters came up for
consideration.
These officers were elected: Mrs.
W. A. Mcintyre, president: Mrs. ]. q.
Moore. tlrst vice president: Mrs. Hugh
e. Willis, second vice president; Mrs.
N. j. Nelson, secretary; Mrs. NJ. G..
Olson, treasurer.
Following a decision made at the
meeting the regular monthly meet
ings of the board will in future be
held on the second Monday Of each
month, from z to 9 o'clock in the eve
ming, instead Of during the afternoon
rs formerly.
In appreciation of the excellent
work done by them az members of
the executive board. Ne names of
Mrs. r. B. Grifath. M N. G.. BEN
ner. Mrs, A. A. Western, Mrs. H. H.
Healy, Mrs. Samuel Torgerson. Mrs.
Don Mcdonald and Mrs. George
vietch were placed on the honor roll.
The secretary stated this morning that
there would undoubtedly be more
names added to this honor roll when
the records have been gone over more
carefully.
The state director Of the federal
employment bureau and F. E.. Hub
bard, in charge of the local bureau,
have asked the Y. w. c. A. to take
charge Of the local employment
brought up before the meeting and it
was decided to appoint a committee
to investigate the matter previous to
deciding whether or not the associa-
ton will undertake this work..
The Blue Triangle campaign COM
mittee decided to hold a meeting to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
plans for raising the amount neces-
sary to complete the campaign quota.
Miss Helen Larkin of the down.
town Y. W. c. A. will speak at the
university Y. w. c. A. meeting to be
held at GAS this evening in Corwin
hall. Laundry, 80 Cents" will be
Miss Larkin's topic, Miss Elizabeth
Gilmore will preside at the meeting.
the association the following topics
"settlement;" February Is, mis-.
sionary Work." March A, Rev. Jona-
than Watson will speak on How Dc
You Pray?" March IL, 1.-THE Geneva
Meeting;' March 10, "It Will Be
Square," For the latter meeting Miss
Eleanor Healy will be the leader.
Employees Of the local branch OF
the Stone Piano company held their
regular monthly supper and program
las night at the Frederick hotel. Fol
lowing the supper there were some
informal speeches. With J. A. Pop
pier, manager Of the local branch.
others attending were Miss Mabel
Rogers, Miss 1ngeborg Lunseth, Miss
Estelle Grindeland. Miss Josephine
Mayer, G.. NJ. Warner. c. w. Boyd,
r.. M. Schoen and James Law.
The womenT's CATHOLIC Order OF
oresters will give a card party this
vening in the basement auditorium
Of St: Michael's church. Proceeds Of
ne affair are to go toward the pa.
ochial school fund. Preparations are
eing made to entertain a large com.
pany of people, and all members OF
sters, and Of the Catholic congrega.
ons. with their friends. are invited
laying will begin at s o'clock.
The LADIES'. Aid Society of the
vsbyte- ian church will meet to-
orrow afternoon in the church
asement. The meeting is to be Of 9
social nature, and an interesting pro.
sram is being arranged. The host,
esses are Mrs. M. R. Doyle, Mrs. A
w. Dennis and Mrs. R. S. Kinnan
and they will be assisted by the No.
vember and February divisions of the
society. All women Of the church
and their friends are invited.