Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-15
University Girls Help
With Chidren's Clubs

Little societies for the children of
the city which have for many years
been a source of interest to q large
number of youngsters are to be opened
this week, according, to an announce
ment by Mrs. Helen f. Goodwin, mat
ron 1T the Community house.
A Little Girls club' is to be OPEN
I'd this afternoon after school in the
Community house headquarters at the
Y. NJ. G. A. where the making of doll
clothes is to be an outstanding c
ture. The class is open to all little girls
Interested, and will be conducted by
young women from the University Y.
w. c.. A.
On Tuesday afternoon after school
all little girls and boys of the city un-
der ten years arc invited to the Com
munity house. for the weekly STORY
Hour" This will also be conducted by
the University girls, n gives promise
of being an event of considerable in
terest. 1t is also planned to have a
story hour on Thursday, Immediately
after school for the older children.
Women Seek Work.
Mrs. Helen Goodwin, matron at the
Community house., announces that
within the last few days. several re-
quests for work by the day nave been
submitted to her by m seeking
domestic employment. Further infor-
Fmation may be gotten by calling Mrs.
Goodwin at the Community house
headquarters, No 230.
Grand Forks people will be inter-
/ csted in the marriage of Miss Mary
Lucille Sullivan. daughter Of MI. and
Mrs. NJ. L.. Sullivan. of <LangdoR and
Thomas Dewey Pierce. of Saskatoon.
Sask., which took place on Wednesday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock at the Catholic
church, at Langdon. Rev. Father Co
rey. pastor, officiated at the service,
| and among the guests were Mrs. j. A.
Barlow, IT'S North Fourth street, an
aunt OF the bride, and Misses Mural
iO'Keefe and Alice sEngebretsOn Ill of
Grand Forks.
The bride wore her travelling suit of
dark blue duvetyn, with a smart win
ter hat. Her flowers were a corsage bo-
quet of Ophelia roses and valley lil1ies.'
Miss Helen Wilkerson, OF. Milwaukee,
! the. BRIDES cousin,@5was her only at
tendant. Richard Boyd was grooms-
man.
Chrysanthemums were used in the
dining room Of the brides home where
the nuptial breakfast was served and
following the service and on the
church affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce have gone to
Chicago on their honeymoon, and will
return to Langdon to reside. The
groom is associated with George B.
Price in the practice of law. The bride
is a graduate of the University of I'LL
nois and for several years has been
head of the domestic science depart
mcnt at Langdon. She has frequently
visited her aunt in Grand Forks.
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a regular meeting Of tl;e CHAPTER
T.. o. p. E. O.. sisternood will be neid
This evening in the ho,ne OF Mrs. II. r.
jenkins, 1872 North Seventh street..
MRS. Alice Richardson will BE- ASSIST
ing hostess, and Mrs. He Simpson
is usinG Travel. Talks" as the subject
Of the program for which She is lead
CT. 1
Mrs. Charles Roarig, 324 Washing
ton street, entertained informally in
!, her home on Saturday evening for her
guests, Mrs. W.. E. Fuge.. and sister
Miss Nell Hammer of Missoula, Mont.
Grand nolo was the evenings diversion
and lunch was served at the small ia
bles at the close of the evening.
Mrs Fuge and Miss Hammer expect
to return to their home on Tuesday,
McElroy's Flower Shop, phone 1891.
original, latest ideas in corsages, dam
ty baskets, cut flowers fresh every
] morning. Funeral designs. Come to
McElroy's. 40S DeMers Ave. Phone
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