Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-19


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Of the Women's Auxiliary of ST.
Paul's church, returned this morn
ing from Fargo, where: she has at
tended the annual Episcopal convo-
cation this week. Other Grand Forks
women who attended the conversation
sessions and who returned here Tues
day evening were Mrs. A. M. Lom-
men, Mrs. {. B. r.. Seesc. Mrs. Theo~
dore Thompson and Miss Margaret
Reid.
The women report an unusually in
Tuesday sessions, which emphasized
women's work. Miss. Tollafson from
the church mission house Of New
York city. addressed, the meetings
Tuesday and. conveyed to the women
q message OF much interest and im~
portance. Reorganization Of woT-
ems work since the war was one of
the topics upon which Miss Tollaf-
son laid special stress, and she also
which mission societies arg introduce
Ing to- advantage.
Special effort is being made to make
the annual Junior Prom of the Grand
Forks high school. to be held on Fri
day, May %, one Of the. most enjoy
able and attractive ever given. The
honor. of the senior class, will open
with q banquet in the First Prcsby-
tArian church at $3.50 o'clock. Green
and gOld,>the colOrs of the junior
class, will predominant in the table
and dining robin. decorations and
covers will be laid for 81 seniors and
members of the junior class, and high
schoolsfaculty.
Following the banquet there will DC
dancing in the knights. OF, Columbus
club rooms which are to be clcverl,
decorated for the occasion. A pro.
gram of sixteen dance numbers, sew.
eral of which are to be attractive fea.
lures, has been announced and music
will be played by~I1mard's five piece
orchestra. Members Of the higf
school faculty and Superintendent ant
and p~atronesscs ut the affair.".
The May. division OF the Ladies' Ait
Of the Presbyterian church will holt
Q food sale in the. church on Thurs
day afternoon. beginning at 2:3t
o'clock. A good collection OF APP
petizing delicacies wifi be on display
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Ap interesting meeting Of branch
No. 4tof the. Bethesda society wa
held on Tuesday afternoon in tn
home of Mrs NJ. NJ. Aunnc, Almon
avenue. This is but the second meet
been organized. Mrs. A. Pm Ralvor
sen lead the devotiona1s and s%efiptur
reading, and there were several song
given. Mrs. %. Glimsdahl. assistin,
hostess, aided In serving d delightful
repast at the close Of the afternoon.
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Announcement is nrade OF the mar
rage Of Miss Mary Horkey of Min
neapolis to Thomas Walshe of Gran.
Mtchael's4 pro-cathedral Menda
morning; May 10, at 7:30 .~o'clock
Monsikhor Lemieux of1ciatcd at tn
ceremony.
The, bride was attired in a tailore,
suit of dark blue serge with a sprini
hat and slhes worc a corsnge boiique
Of HsHtssttAhFsff wcetpeas and rosebuds
Misssa kOaaNH arvay vas the BRIDES hi
tendaiitsNahde tho groonsman, wa
John Harvey. MI. Walshe is con
nected with tho federal bakery il
Minneapolis. He and his bride ar
making their home temporarily a
40S North Fifth street.
.Te X u. y in
Eed'7and white tulips formed
pFetty decoration Q the rooms Q
n n n, Wilson home, SSP 5Belm9p
TINS afternoon when Mr.
M1is91 9rand-nolasSW Wa
ne s1lsna ga Hsds xxsion
ny at.!nree tabres,' guests bein
intiq9ate TRENDS OF Mrs. e. q. Ale
n wnose n was giver
Mr: ana MRS. Alien wiz leave Jun
make their future home. ).
IN lnursuay afternoon Mrs. +. W
Miller is giving a bridge for Mrs
Alien at heFr home, lo2 Fourth ave
nue., Dinnie apartments. There will b
ftnfee aDleS. *