Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-05

club are extended an invitation to
attend.
According to word received in the
city by friends, Mrs. o. G. Libby and
daughter, Miss Margaret. Of Grand
Forks. who are wintering in Cali
fornia- were among the visitors who
attended the big exhibit of the south
ern California products maintained
free to the public in the Los Angeles
chamber Of commerce. Mrs. Libby
and her daughter also attended the
lectures and moving pictures that are
a part Of the daily program.
h exhibit is the largest of any in
the country maintained by a COM
merctal organization. Before, return
ing horne Mrs. Libby and her daugh-
other places of interest in California.
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Inc Thursday Musical club Has an
nounced an open meeting for mem
bers Of the club and their friends to
take place Friday evening, January
~, in the parlors of the First Ban-
fist church. The development Of
poiyphonic music willy be taken up
and will be illustrated with musical
numoers tina are being prepared.
The program was originally an
nounced for Thursday night Of this
week but has been postponed to the
later date for the convenience of those
taking part in the program. Mem
bers OF the club will be privileged to
invite q guest and all m~usically in
terested people are also invited.
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AT the regular meeting Of the
Grand Forks Ad club. which is to be
held in the Frederick hotel onssWed-
nesday evening at $3.50 q'clock.sthe
members5of, the club may havefa lady
guest This is to be, ladies' ;nfxhtssas
according to the clubE directors and
there will be addresses on advertisins
to the club directors and seyeraI
women are to give one-minute talks.
There are to be musical numbers to
1~ntersperse the talks. and he;meet-
ing promises to be one of unusual in
tereSt.
The Knights Of Columbus have
made arrangements for an informal
dance to be given in their club rooms
tonight. dancing hours to be .fronn4t.9
t0S5l2ssosclpck. Excellent musiSsN1trsae
been securedsto play the md;
thes1scun1nnlttee headed by e. S.<Ia1ss
sperance have arranged an. attractive
program Of dances. This is the first
affair of the Knights Of Columbus for
the e year and it is expected 10 be
thoroughly pleasant. An invitation is
extended to all Knights and their
ladies to attend.
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Misses Rosa and Frances Briggs
who have been visiting at the home
Of their parents, Mr.. ana~Mrs. A.. N.
Briggs, left Sunday evening for Min
neapolis. Miss Frances -Brigsssawill
esume her studies at the University
of Minnesota and Miss Rosa Briggs
will continue to Madison where she
IS Home Economics instructor in one
Of the high schools.
An informal dancing party has
been announced by the Woman's
Catholic Order Of Foresters for Fri
day evening, January g.. The affair is
be eiven in the Knights Of Column
bus hall. The dance program is to
be played between the hours Of q and
u O'Clock by a six-piece orchestra.
All members Of the order and their
have been invited.
Miss Margaret Kolars returned
Sunday evening from Minneapolis,
wnere. she has been the guest Of her |
sister. Miss Grace Kolars for several
lays. En- route home Miss Kolars
stopped in st. Cloud and visited with
Miss Roma Cans, who is teaching in
her home town this year. Miss Cans
vas q member of the East Grand
Forks faculty last year.
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Miss Helen Simms Of Minneapolis is
visiting In Grand Forks for a short
time with old friends, Miss Simms
was formerly in charge of the mil
linery department Of Benner e. Begg's
and shests engaged in similar work in !
M1nnAannliQ tx 80 kA~ >x-E.r- -
the house gues Of Miss May Barney,
South Third street.
Miss Estelle Hogenson, 70z Walnut
street, will leave this evening for Min.
neapolts, where she will enter Efhe]
bible institute and academy. Mies
gen was to have gone to Mins
some time ago but delayed
her trip because OF the illness Of her
orotner. Lloyd Hogenson.. who has re-
Gently undergone an operation. The
4 Is recovering.
Miss Maude .Grimth returned hi.
morning from Dravtoh. where she
spent h weekend .aa the guest of
Miss Jean Dryden. Miss Dryden &C.
Miss Griffith to Grand
Forks and will continue her studies
h university.
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The Thursday Musical club chorus
VII meet for rehearsal In the down
studio Of Wesley college at $500
o'clock sharp. All members Of the
chorus are urged to make q special
enort to Be. present,
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a regular meeting Of Acacia chan-
Eer Q. p. 8. Will be held in the Ma
sonic temple on Tuesday oveninR.
January 8. At this meeting the
worthy matron will open the1
question box and answer the aues-
tions which weTs put in at the la:
meeting. Jean H.Lamming, VI. NJ
Frances Wager. genretary.
The Woman's catholic Order OF
Fsoresters win meet on Tuesday e4e
ming in the knights Of Columbus cInb
rooms. a short business session wiz
open the meeting and later there win
% q card party and ~refreshtments, a
HessstsseAhs n,ssaias
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