Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-23
Committees For
Campaign Named;
Banquet Planned

TAELEAFE LH-lt.4 NOM" s--f ..H-' ~
At a meeting held last night. plans
Tor q brisk. but brief canvass Tor the
) Y. w. c, A. Blue Triangle campaign
were made. The committee to TAX
charge Of the local campaign Is to
work under the following officers vino
were named last night: Mrs. p. j.
Babcock, chairman; Mrs. j. A. Pop
pier and Mrs. c. E.. Tingley, vice
presidents; Mrs. ]. NJ. Gillette, secre-
tary.
Plans were formulated for a ban
quet to be held at the Commercial
club, Friday evening, at which an Ell
fort will be made to acqualnt tne
people Of Grand Forks with the OBJ
ject and need of this campaign, and
of the Y. w. C. A.. work in general.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre of this city IS
state chairman for the campaign In
North Dakota, and Miss E. V. Gregg,
one Of the North Central Field work
ers. is here to spend some time di-
rectine the campaign here. n also
is directing the campaign work 1or
the entire state.
The publicity committee is meeting
his afternoon to complete the out
line IF the campaign, and the plans
will be presented at the banquet to-
morrow evening. The funds raised
during the campaign will be used TO
take care Of the budget of the local
association, n a share Will go to-
ward promoting the work of the ma
tional association.
The Blue Triangle campaign Is ma
tion-wide, and is being conducted in
dividually by each y. w. c. "A. neld'
=, From Minot comes a report that
the committee of the Fatherless
Children of France has been u%nusual-
~ successful during the last few
weeks, in securing the adoption OF
many French orphans. Miss f.. Flor
ence Miller is the chairman. n MISS
Margaret Greene, the secreaary-treas-
urer of the committee.
,scriptions follows: Mrs. d. r. jacob
son Mrs. Minnie r. Greenhalgh. for
the Golden Rod Temple, Pythian
Sisters; Mrs. Florence S. Pence, for
the Sunshine club; Otto Ellison;
Spero Hanson: c. J.. Fisk; Miss In
ger .JordaIen; DIR. r. c. Lang n o.
B. Herigstad: Mrs. Norman Ellison;
Miss f. Florence Miller; Miss sNita
Weinrebe; Mrs. L. l.. >Mesrevey for
j. Carroll; Mr.. n Mrs. Fl. M. Will
son, Richard Wilson; Mrs. Albert
Lowe; Mrs. W. NJ. Smart; Evald
Kvam: DR.. c. c. Nugent; Mrs. Jennie
puVall; Miss Isabel McCannell; MIR.
Alex Bell, for the Presbyterian Sun
day school: Mrs. G. e. Danielson;
Miss Margaret Greene for the chill
1ren of Minot: Mrs. Theodore John
on, Nelva; Evald kvam, for Scandl-
navian-American hank; Miss Edith
Stadium for Central school girls; Mrs.
5. ]. Rasmussen: Miss Mary Ras-
/, mussen; Miss Josephine Ostrem;
Mrs. Christine S%wedlund, Velva.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will
: aold a work meeting or Friday after
moor at the Red Cross rooms. All
members are expected to attend and
20 be prepared to work.
Miss Ruby Hall of. Cavalier arrived
asst night and is h guest of Miss
Blanche Webster. 21S Cottonwood
street. Miss Hall also will visit Mrs
: A.. w. Dennis while here, and in a few
lays expects to so on to Hankinsor
+. to visit.
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The women of ST. Michael's pro.
cathedral will give a social this eve.
ming in the lower auditorium of the
pro-cathedral. G~rand-nola will be
played. beginning at 5 o'clock, ant
there will be a musical Program anC
refreshments during the evening. 4
general invitation to members of tn,
church and their friends is extended
for the evening. Hostesses will. b,
Mrs. ]. H. Griffin. Mrs. J.. A. BARLOW
and Miss Frances Davis.
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Mrs. Thomas F. Kane will be a
home on Saturday afternoon to tn,
Freshmen girls at the university. OF
Monday h is to be at home to tn,
wives Of university faculty members
Fol the present Mrs. Kane has post
poned her regular Thursday at-home