Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-19
BUSINESS WOMEN no
HOLD NATIONAL MEET
IN ST. PAUL IN JULY

The first annual national convention
of the Federation 'of Rusiness and
Professional .Womon's clubs will be
held in, St. Paul. Minn;Lthe- fourth
week in July. $3.50. &faccording to
word received by Mrs. Agnes Rex, vice
president at large of the North Da-
kota Business and Professional wom-
ems clubs.
The date and place of the national
meeting were determined at the recent
meeting of the board OF directors of
the national federation Sheld in New
York city February &. Miss Gail
Loughlin OF San Francisco. national
president, presided over the meeting
and although q number OF the vice
presidents. Of the board were not in
attendance, their vote was received by
mail.
y 1t is expected that every club at
filiated with the national federation
will be represented at the ST. Paul
meeting and only the affiliated clubs,
it is announcea receive recognition.
Miss Loushlin, national president.
will preside over the coming meeting
and as the personnel Of the national.
federation embraces some Of the
most brilliant professional and BUSH
ness women of the country, 1t is x
pected that a most splendid series of
mcetingsNwin be held.
1HS ldllOHdl' FcNeFdLlOn u ,buSlneSS
n Professional Women was organ
lied last year at this national conven-
Etion held in st. Louis, No. the last
Of July. Although the opening meet
ing was cited as an exceedingly fine
one. plans of the national board are
to make the coming pneeting one of
the most attractive the women of the
! country have ever held. &
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Presbyterian church has
made arrangements for something
novel at their regular monthly meet
ing which is to be held this evening
in the church parlors. Guests are to
appear dressed in costumes and dur
!, ing the evening there viii be an in
door "!athletic meet" In charge Of
arrangements for the affair are,
Misses Geraldine McNicol. Jessie Full
Ter and Alice Austin and these young
women will serve refreshments at the
close Of the evening. Franc Craw-
ford is president Of the society and
will preside ovas the short business
meeting.
A quiet wedding occurred on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of MI.
and Mrs. N. Allen. SEQ Ninth n
when Oluf GruQstad of Ambrose, n.
D., n Miss Ragna Tangstad of this
city were united in marriage. Rev.
i. H. Gunhus, pastor of the Bethel
I Lutheran church. read the service at
4 O'Clock and the couple were I'M
attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Grunstad are
spending a few days in Grand Forks
visiting with friends and expect to
return at the end of the week to AM
brose to make their home.
Mrs. Lewis Paterson 3o1 Chestnut
street, vas hostess to a small COM
pany. of friends on Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr.. Peterson's birthday
anniversary. 'Grand-nolo was played
at three tables, high honors going to
Mrs. G. f. Weisbecker and Andrew
Carlson. At the close of the evening
Mrs. Robert r. Stake assisted Mrs.
Peterson with the service of a dainty
lunch.
The Junior Auxiliary of ST. Paul's
church will meet on Friday afternoon
at the Guild hall at 4 o'clock, accord
ing to an announcement made by Miss
iliary. All members arc urged to
attend.
Mrs. E. G. Allan and Mrs. NJ. f..
Stricken have moved from the First
National bank building and until they
become reinstated in their new Ioca-
ton, have announced that they will
receive orders for fancywork and en-
broidery at their respective homes
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Miss Ruby Crothers will be hostess
at her home. A02 Belmont Q this
evening to the members Of the O.. L..
e. club. Ten young women boast
membership in this little organization,
and all will be present at Miss Croth-
ers' home this evening except Miss
Florence Aumann n Miss Ruth
Dow, who are teaching in the Fosston
city schools
The Dak0tah Entertainers of the
university and Wesley college who