Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-25
OF INTEREST To WOMEN
The International Friendship club
Of the z. W. C, A.. has announced its

Of the z. W. C. A. has announced Its
program for the next three months.
For next Thursday afternoon, q trip
through the RUSSELL Miller -four mill
has been planned. The club also IL
looking forward to a Valentine party
on February 18th. when the members
are invited to be at the Y. w. c. A.,
armed with a pair Of scissors and a
valentine. A talk on first aid work
has been scheduled for February 81,
and st. Patrick's day is to be observ-
ed, on March 10, with a party. A trip
to the university is IN the calendar
for March ~, and the club is to have
a recipe party on April 10th.
Miss Grace Dunlap, president Of
the junior class. has announced the
the arrangements for the Junior
Prom on February %. These r the
committees: Invitations, Miss Fern
| Wilkins, Miss Hazel Barnes. Lester
| Sproul; programs. Ralph Pray, Miss
Ethel McGreuer, Lloyd Robbie; music,
Howard Patmore. Miss Enid Young,
Clarence Bateman; decorations. Her
man Eickoff, Miss Florence Harrison,
Miss Gladys Jacobson, Harold Nobie
refreshments, Miss Lilah Warnken,
Miss Ruth Mahbn. Miss Laura Black.
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The kindergarten and primary
grades Of st. Paul's Episcopal Sunday
school are at the Guild hall this after
noon for a gay little party. They are
making merry with games, and later
in the afternoon they are to be given
a lunch, which will include some of
the things that kiddies like.
This evening the boys and girls of
IL to Is years of age, who are in the
| oIo 1f CT .Do111so Cy1r1ov SchNn1
will meet for a social time, and dur
ing the evening it is planned to or
ganiEe a club for these classes. y
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Young women Of the Plymouth
Congregational church .reorganized
their choral club last night at a meet
ing held at the home of Rev. w. III.
Bridgeman is to be the leader of the
club and at an election of officers
these girls were named: President,
Martha Brown; vice president, Mar
jorie Cook; vice president, Kathec ine
Purpur; secretary, Clare Hegg; treas
urer, Mildred Harrington.
A party of young people, chaper-
oned by Mrs. Copenhaver and Miss
dancing party between 9 and IL
o'clock last night at the club rooms
in the Red River Power company.
Guests were Misses Hazel Patten,
Lucille Getchell, Nellie Ausbury,
Gladys Lee, Genevieve Wesoloskey,
Gladys Moriarty; Angus Campbell, Ell
mer Kongelf, Walter Beatt, RUDE
Lindquist, Peter Telle. Oscar John
son, Roy Harris. Jack Melhoh.
Mrs. j. G.. Moore has received word
from her nephew, Harold Wylie, who
has been serving in the U. S. navy,
with the rank of ensign, that he will
return here within a short time te
resume his work at the University Of
North Dakota. Mr.. Wylie recently
was here on leave, and he returned
to Pensacola, Florida. where he has
been stationed, only a few days ago
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In a letter received yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.. Gowran, news wa.
brought that the family of w. K
Nash at Minneapolis, is Ill Of influ'
enza. Mr.. and Mrs. Nash, their tire.
sons, a Miss Nelson, and two maids
i'll at the present time. Mr.. and Mrs
Nash formerly lived here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Luedeman will
entertain at a S o'clock dinner tomor
row, for the formers mother. Mrs
Angus LueueIldu OIL 81. Fdul, d1t
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Lawrence of Nortl
Fourth street. Mrs. August Luedernal
has been visiting here for some time
I at her sons home, and with he
| daughter, Mrs. Lawrence.
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Miss Grace Moakrid. who gradual
{ ed last June from the University o
. North Dakota, CAV a reading yester
day morning before the students O
the East Grand Forks high school.
X ;
Mrs. Cora E. Void Of the La Vogu
shop has gone to the Twin Cities an
Chicago on a business trip. She ex
poets to be away two weeks.
4 X X
Miss Matilda Anderson, a gradual
of st. Michael's hospital, is acting a
local visiting nurse while Miss Ma
McCulloch is taking a months vaca
ton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Hunte
have announced the birth of a son
on Friday.