Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-08
Or INTEREST TO WOMEN
Bismarck Legion
Auxiliary Named

Inc NdLlOnGlH F~eOeEdClOn OITl<e8Su
Women's Clubs is the lame which ha'
composed Of wives, daughters; sisters
and mothers of. league members. an
which 1t is announced is to be organ
lied along national lines. with head
quarters in St. Paul. The Women''
auxiliary which the National FEEDER,
alton succeeds is a North Dakota
product in whose originator
| MAIDEN Signe Lund. now head of thu
Mayville normal musical department
was active. y
Five or more women in any locality
may organize a club under the rule.
adopted by the federation. Tho fee
will be $500 per annum to be divided
fifty-ffty between the local organiza'
ton and the national. Members OF
each club + to be permitted t.
adopt their own plan or procedure
and elect their own officers. A charter
will be granted as soon as any cfut
files the applications of five mem
bera Women are eligible to member
ship regardless of residence. rural OF
urban, it Is announced.
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At a meeting Of the RIO. T. c. So
cial committee held Wednesday, plans
were made for the selection of nine
girl sponsors for the three companies
of the university r. O.. T. G. The
sponsors are to be selected by popular
election among the men Of the COM
panies, each man being permitted to
The preliminary vote will take place
or January IA and the final vote is to
be cast the following Friday. The
names Of the successful nine will be
announced at a dancing party which
the r. o. T. c. is to give. in the
armory Saturday, January II.
Mrs. "A. E. Brown, wife of Major
Brown, will serve as ex-0f1cfo member
of this group Of sponsors whose duties
will be chiefly along social lines. Tho
sponsors will, be consulted regarding
the social affairs and plans Of the r.
o. I. C.. and in a way will act as host
military unit is planning for the
The Nurses Sodality Of St Michaers
hospital is making extensive plans for
a basket social to be held in the audi
forum of St. Michael's pro-cathedral
on January 20. The early part Of the
evening is to be devoted to cards and
later the baskets will be distributed
for refreshments
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Mrs. W. E. Black Of this city, treas
urer of the North Dakota w. C. T.. o.,
will be among the officers attending
the mid-year meeting OF tho executive
board of the North Dakota w. C. T.
u. at Fargo today. Mr.. Barbara n.
Wylie Of Bowesmont. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Frank Beasley, Fair
dale, recording secretary, and Mn.
Fred M. Wanner of jamestown. vice
president, are among the other officers
who will attend the meeting. The
place OF the 1920 meeting will be
chosen at this time.
The North Dakota branch of the
Association of Collegiate Alumni will
have a luncheon in the domestic SCI
ence department rooms at the state
university on Saturday, January II.
The affair is to take place at 1to'clock
and Miss Van Hoesen. head Of the
department, who will be in charge OF
the luncheon, has requested that all
members of the society who plan to
January 10. Mrs. Ruth Hill Arnold
will assist Miss Van Hoesen and mem
bers of the university cooking class
will serve.
The second section of st. Paul's
Guild will meet on Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. C..
Gowran, 1913 Reeves emu All
members Of the section are invited.
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Thomas Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Smith, 1855 Reeves avenue, has
returned to Lake Geneva, Wis, to con-
tinue his studies at the Northwestern
military academy.