Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-27
Women to
Meet hursdau

Quite q large delegation of Grand
Forks women is expected to leave the
CITY on Thursday morning to attend
the North Dakota Women's Christian
Temperance Union at Minot, which
opens in the Methodist church in that
city with an executive committee
meeting on Thursday evening.
Among the local women who will
attend are Mrs. A. P. Halvorsen of the
Scandinavian w. c. T. u, and Mes
danes George Black, r, A. Sprague.
M Markell, C.-GunlogsoR. John Bath
gate. John Lingl0lnd il Mclean. =
The formal opening of. the, ,conven-
ton will take place at 8. a. m., Friday,
October l., and Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson, Fargo, state president, will
be in the chair. Creatures Of this SEES
sion will be the annual conservation
service conducted by Mrs. Fred Wan
ner, jamestown, vice president, and
the memorial services Tor departed
members. conducted by Mrs. Necia
Buck, Starkweather.
Saturday mornings session will be
featured by the election Of officers
and the afternoon meeting by a citi-
zenship contest.
At 3 p. M, Sunday, a chil dren's rally
will be held in: the church conducted
by Mrs. Frank Beasely Of F,airdale. =
SUNDAY evening a mass meeting will
be held in the Minot high school. with
Mrs: Mary Harris Armour of Georgia
as the principal speaker.
The convention will adjourn at 12
/ M. Monday. October 4.
Miss Jennie Grodahl visited with
friends in Grand Forks today enroute
to her home in McCanna. N. D., from
Minneapolis, where she has been the
guest of friends for the last two weeks.
Miss Grodahl made her home in Grand
Forks last winter, while a student of
wesley conservatory. She graduated
In the spring from the voice depart
ment. ~E''F ''.'"' >7'4'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil ]. Lille, Hotel
Frederick. are entertaining as their
house guest this week, Mr.. Lillie's sis
ter, Miss Harriet Lille, Of Wausau,
Wis, who arrived in Grand Forks on
Saturday. Mrs. L. W. Deichert of the
Belmont. will go to Bemidji AXE the
latter part of the week to close her
Sunday with friends.
A musical tea was given this at
ternoon at the Hugh Reir residence,
Fourth. avenue, by the Kappa Alpha
sorority. Hours were from 4 to
o'clock. .tOn Tuesday evening. the
patronesses of Alpha Pi chapter OF
l. Kappa. A~1phat~heta,' are entertaining
the EorTority at a party in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Bangs. STA
South 4th street. A fudge party is
to be given at the sorority house on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Ruby Crothers, so2 Belmon,
avenue, is entertaining AS her cues
this week, Miss Gertrude Cullen O,
Fargo. who is here for Rush week
Miss Cullen formerly attended the
University. @
9Ia.ssg rs X ~.
Miss Sadie Fisher, daughter Of Mr.
4 and Mrs. "A. Fisher, Belmont avenue
.1ieft this noon en- routesfor Minneapoli
where she will resume her studies a
the University Of Minnesota. :
The Pythian Sisters will hold a reg
ular meeting this evening In tn
knights Of Pythias hall at s o'clocl
and all members Of the society arc in
vited.
. Mrs. l.. A.. Snyder Of Minneapoli.
who has been the guest of her sor
: Max Snyder, and her sister, Mr..
Thomas Mccoy, will leave tonight fo
: her home.
4 Miss Anna H%erdiean.a 1a2o Dakot
~aysnuc,gSleft today for; Fargo, wher
e she win visit friends there for sey
eral days.