Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-10
or INTEREST To WOMEN
Last Lecture to
Be Giuen TONIGHT

Dr. Margaret Hammond and M
Emella Brandt. the two physiciana
VINO are in h city giving a series of
lectures on social hygiene, will Civ
the last of their talks here tonight and.
VIII cave Grand. Forks immediately
jaaser 70 continue their lecture tour
through the state. DR., Hammond will
60 to Fargo Saturday morning and
Dr. Brand will lecture at Inkstar.
section. :" ena'
At S o'clock this afternoon tho
nianlzatlon on "How life begins'' with
supplementary ak by DR.. Hammond
was slVen at the Metropolitan theatar.
Quite a large audience of women and
slIls attended the film showing this
l;nteenmnooh ana they proved to be both
nnterestlng and very instructive.
me second of a series OF special
luncheons which the Business Wom-
sns ciub is having during DR.. Ham,
mlond's and DIR. Brandt's stay in Grand
porks will be held this evening at
6:oo O'Clock in the dining room Of the
=. w. c. A. All business and profess
slonal women are invited to attend the
iuhc1eon at which the women physi-
clans will speak.
AT s O'Clock this evening the wom-
en- doctors will address the Meeting
of the Public Welfare associatinn
which is scheduled to be held in the
auditorium of the City Hall. unl as
thlS is to be their last appearance
mere, all interested are invited.
According to reports sent in by Miss
Laura Black, chairman of the MEM
pershlp drive for Y. w. c.. A. mem
Ders when is being held at the uni
Verslty this week, the halls have been
very responsive and with few excep-
tlons the membership in each hall has
Deen 100 per cent. The final reports
IN figures will be given as soon as
possible and as the drive will not
close until Saturday night, it is ex-
peeled that the exact number Of new
members will not be announced until
the first of next week.
Much interest is being displayed in
the Joint mixer" which the Y. w. C..
A. and the Y: M. C. A. societies Of the
university will have in the big GYM
fnaslum on Saturday evening. A
't~ake-off' on a theater party has been
planned for the evenings amusement
and all the boys n girls at the uni
versity have been invited. Miss
Frances Mahon heads the Y. w. c.,
A. committee in charge Of arrange
mfnts and Harry E. Terrill is in
charge of the Y. M. c. A. committee.
A number of interesting features
will predominant in the program of
the A. c. A. meeting which is to be
held Monday evening in the Women's
League rooms at the university. Mrs.
Hugh r. Willis, chairman of the pro-
gram committee, has announced that
an informal talk will be given by
Mrs. Ruth Hill Arnold, of the Home
Economies department of the univer-
sity. Mrs. Arnold will give an ac-
count Of her experiences in France,
having served overseas for several
months, with a Smiths College Unit.
bhe social hour will be devoted to a
Who's Who" in the A. C. A. and dur
ing the feature interesting revelations
ire made regarding the various col
!eges represented in the organization.
X \
Mrs. w. ]. Mayer, 1874 Reeves ave-
nue., has returned from a two months
visit in Oklahoma City and Mime
apolis. In Oklahoma City Mrs. Mayer
was the guest Of her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
O'Keefe.
SIS 5.
Mrs. Mary j.. Taylor Of Inkster and
her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Austin, of
Houston, Tex, who have been the
guests for the past few days at the
home of Mrs. M. Rasmussen, 175
Reeves avenue. returned Thursday
morning to Inkster.