Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-27
Mrs. Sprague Head
Of Thrift Campaign

Of the Thrift campaign IN
Grand Forks and 1t 10 expected that
active steps will be taken soon to-
wards putting On the campaign here.
Mrs. Asne. Rex is state chairman Of
the drive for tho Business and Pro-
fessional Women and the business
women throughout the state are ex-
pected to play an important part in
the campaign
The Thrift and Saving campaign OF
the United States government In a
pamphlet strives to explain
why women's, ~or8antsations are a
vital factor in the Thrift campaign.
The account says In part?
Women populnrized and made pos
sible throughout the war the saving
of food, fuel. labor and supplies
which broke the spirit and morale Of
the German civil population. 1t
would be unfortunate II that habit of
thrift, n of the great fruits of our
victory. should be allowed to slip
from our grasp and beilost TO. future
in time Of peace.
Moreover. u present economic ar
rangements have placed the respon-
sibtltty both of spending and OF saw
log In the hands Of the women of the
nation. They are the receiving and
paying tellers of the family bank.
Theirs is the task Of refusing to cash
the fraudulent checks drawn against
the family income.
Alpha Theta chapter of Delta
Gamma held open house Friday eve-
ming for the Synergoi fraternity men
at the sorority house, 1900 University
avenue. Hours were from 8 to 1880
o'clock and were devoted to music and
dancing. Misses Vera Disbrow of
Cavalier, who is teaching at Argyle.
stopped in the city en- route to her
home for Easter and was among the
guests at. the house Friday evening.
Other guests were Miss leila Zeh OF
Thief River Falls and Miss Florence
Meisch of Argyle. Light refresh
ments were served during the eve
ming.
Miss Anna Kemp, instructor in the
Grand Forks city schools, left Friday
evening for her home in St. Cloud to
spend her Easter vacation.
A class Of seven girls is to be con-
frmed on Easter Sunday in the First
Lutheran church, Rev. S. L. Tallack-
son officiating. The pre-conhrmation
services will take place Sunday morn
ming at 1880 a. m and at this time
the class is to be publicly cathecixed.
The question of Christ. 'Would We
Also Go Away" is to be the text on
this occasion.
The Fort Lincoln chapter of the
American War Mothers held their
annual meeting in Bismarck on Wed.
nesday evening and Mrs. Robert Stor1
was elected to head the organization
for the coming year. Quite a large
And AnthIYn1A1f3N 0pNYvN ~ D0Nonn Of
tended the meeting and the prganiza'
ton which is steadily growing prom
Uses to be one Of the strongest Of it
kind in the state.
The frst annual athletic cotilliov
will be given tonight in the universit!
armory between the hours 1880 and 1,
o'clock. The affair 10 to replace tn
annual athletic banquet and student
Ing the last year and all letter mel
with their invited guests are to attSnd
Very attractive are the appoint
ments planned tor this evenings evapt
The varsity colors, green and white
will be usedHoni the decorative schem'
and I claver program of figures is t,
be carried out. Mrs. Thomas F. Kan,
and Dean Ella Fulton will preside a
the favor tables.
IL e. oAAO "a pSSA AIoc0oD ~ aNAA0ps
BEEN invited to the cotfllton fnciudt
EPrSsidsnt and Mrs, Thomas p. Kane
Dean and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, DeaJ
and Mrs. e. J.. Babcock. Dean and
Mrs. H. e. French, Dean and Mrs. v
p. squires. Dean and Mrs. H. e. Willis
Dean Ella L. Fulton, Prof. John Ad'
ans Taylor. DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Bek
Prof. and Mrs. A. E. Brown. Prof. ant
Mrs. E. F. Chandler Miss Nellie
NHo-&Snla1A np o4A AVR SAh,
bolt.
The Per Gradus Literary society o
the university high school held theil
annual banquet last evening in tn
banquet room of the Frederick hotel
at z o'clock. A. H. Kazdam, principal
presided over the program OF, toast
and responses were made by Mclean
Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Florence
Clifford coney, Paul Rudolph, Mis-
| Ella Moen and Prof. c. c. Schmidt.
These members Of the faculty wer,
guests: Superintendent C. C. SchMid
and Mrs. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Merl'
Storr and Misses Johanna Londergal
and Ida GAZETTE.
Lois Marion 10 the name, chosen 70
1.-THE little daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Cleveland Bundle, 81l Chestnu
street, born Thursday. March Is. Mr.
Bundle was formerly Miss Sedoni
Kermott, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7
Il. Kermott, Chestnut street.
\ i 4
/. n. e. Payne. South Fifth street. lei
Friday for Los Angeles and Lon
Beach. Cal. where he viii renal
with Mrs. Payne and daughter, Mie
Doris Payne, for several weeks