Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19
Miss Lurkin Resigns
: AS Secretary

Is0 go NAN0SStGkk4OXI WILL
the Y. w. c.. A. in Grand Forks Miss
Larkin has done much. for that or
gani2ation which has cont4pued to
grow and flourish with her; assistance.
Az splendid companion to girls and
young women, Miss Larkin. worked
untiringly in their interests, and her
success in numerous undertakings
during her work here, has gained for
her the confidence Of some Of the
city's most prominent men and WON
Miss Larkin came to Grand Forks
from Waterloo. Iowa, where her
work with the Y. w. C. A. dealt with
the, industrial classes. Three years
prior Miss Larkin spent in the st.
was prompted by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. ". c. 4Larkin, living In
ST. Paul. to>whom she will go as soon
as her resignation takes effect.
Among the many notable. features
T. C. gave in the university armory
on Saturday evening, was the an
~nouncement of the company sponsors.
The young Women named were select
ed by. popular vote, each man of each
Of the three companies being permit
ted to vote for, three young women
at the preliminaries, and are, Com
RSAa ~ A1o " SuSSOuS VI NOODs
erstown. Miss Lucille Braddock and
Miss Ruth Mahon of Langdon; Com
pany r, Miss Ruth Baughman. Miss
Hazel Halvorsen of Hatton and-Miss
Madge McMasters of Lakota: Com
pany c, Misses Enid and Norman
Young Of Surrey and Miss5Joyce Mar
tin of Jamestown. J
With. Mrs. A. n. Brown, wife of the
commanding officer of the r. o. T.
c.. the sponsors elected will assist
in the arrangement IF social affairs
and will act as hostesses at some of
the affairs planned by theeR.+O o. 7. C.
Tor the remainderzof the school year.
M: and Mrs: J. Qluigyley, sci
their guest Mrs Quigley's mother,
Mrs. Susan Sullivan of. Minot, NJ
Mrs. Sullivan expects to remain here
for several! weeks.
M. G.. Olson left Sunday evening
for Los Angeles, Cal, where he will
join his wife and children and. spend
the remainder. of the winter. En-
route Mr.. Olson will visit in Mime
apolis and Chicago.
Miss Vivian Prescott left last eve
ming for Minneapolis. where today
she expected to attend the funeral
services 1or her aunt. e
Porter Talcott returned to Fargo
last evening after spending the week
end here with friends. Mr.. Talcott
is a former University of North Da-
kota student.
Mrs. Cassie Finnegan left Sunday
evening for. Roswell. Mexico. where
she expects to remain for several
weeks. Mrs. Finnegan will visit her
OLD nome at Roosevelt and will attend
to business interests while there.
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Mrs. H. H. Teeson Of Forest River
who has, been visiting in Grand Forks
for several days as a guest of Rev
and Mrs. S. S. Wyand, Spriggs block
returned to her home on Sunday eve
ming. y
The Catholic Order of Forester.
will hold a regular meeting on Tues
day evening in the Knights of Colum,
bus club rooms. Following the usu'
al business meeting there will be
card social and refreshments will b,
served. All members of the orde,
are invited. - .
The choir of st. SPau1's Episcopa
church win give an informal social il
the church parlors on Tuesday eve.
ming. There. will be dancing between
the hours of 9 and 1880 o'clock ant
all friends and members Of thu
church and choir are extended a cor,
dial invitation.
George E. Taylor of Edmonton,
Alta, who has been visiting in the
city with his sister. Mrs. Jean Clay,
Tor, Dinnie block, left Sunday evenins
for Edmonton. Mr.. Taylor stopped
in Grand Forks en- route to his home
from Sarnia. Ont. where he has spen,
n holidays with his mother. Mrs
Peter Taylor. -
The North Dakota Danes club will
meet on Wednesday afternoon, Janu.
airy FL, at the home of Mrs. A f.
Brown, 1106 Belmont avenue. Mrs
H. E. French will give a paper or
Madame Curie and there will be ad.
usual social hour will follow the reg.
ular meeting and all members of the
club are invited
The Nurses sodality Of St. Mich.
aers hospital with the sodalities OF
st. Michaels. st. Mary's and the
Sacred Heart churches will give a
basket social on Thursday evening
January %. nsthe auditorium of St
Michael's pro-cathedral. A card
party will feature during the evening
progressive Grand-nola to be>. played
and there will be various other at
fractions neutrality-suspicious. booths
and a musical program
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A Foley program CHARACTERIZED, the
I o'clock luncheon whictSSth North
Dakota branch OF the Association OF
Collegiate 5Alumnae had on Saturday
noon in the home economies depart:
rnent Of the university. Mrs. F.. F
Stokes was in charge, Of the program
which offered something very differ.
emit and equally aseinteresting. As q
personal friend Of James Foley, afor.
mer distinguished citizen Of North
Dakota, and at present; associate edi.
tor Of the Pasadena. California, Eve
ming Post, Mrs. Stokes was able t.
present a message to the association
. from him.. Miss lean Taylor read
a group Of Me- Fsoleys poems and
Mrs. F. c Masseee read the messas.
which had been sent to Mrs Stokei
upon request
Miss Margaret Van Hoesen and