Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-30

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rooms under the direction 81 Miss
principles 81 hEtmakinR viii be the
topic of the injecting tonight and all
young women Interested are invtted$tOs
Join the class and to do SO immedi>
ateay if3.osder. that no one Will be be- 3
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The Ladies' Aid Of. the Bethany
congregation will meet on
Wednesday afternoon in the parlors
sof8the church and: all interested.~dret
Invited to attend. Mrs. Frank Ander.l
son, Mrs. Hans Anderson, Mrs. Q:
Leet and Mrs. George Bake will be
The gymnasium girls of they ~ w.
CA. have challenged the girls Of the
Friendship club to a{volleyball game
to take place on Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the ~" gymnasium.
AL interested MAJ atteDd the game
Miss Marie .Dunlevy, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dunlevy. 222
South Second street, East Grand
Forks. left Monday evening en- route
to Duluth Mimi. wher She will visit
during Easter week with. friends. Miss
Dunlevyl stopped in Minneapolis and
will enjoy a brief visit with friends
there before going on to Duluth.
The women:a ieasae Of the uni
Everslty held their weekly tea this aft
ern6on in the league rooms from 4
to, 6 o'clock. HostesseS were Miss
!, Gladys jacobson, Churchs Ferry,
head" hostess; Miss Ruth Hay, Law
renee, s. D., assistant, and the Misses
Lois Fuller, Alexandria; Doris Grant,
st. Thomas; Ragna Kopang,' Edmore;
Beulah Kinser, kenmare.3 and Rhena
Mae Kelly, Grand r. |. Forks 9! n.
Mrs. H. j. Nyhus OF Edmore, who
has been visiting in Grand Forks for
several days as the house guest of
Mrs. MO. Simonstad. FOG Walnut
street, returned Monday to her home.
Mrs. Nyhus was accompanied to Ed
more by Miss Weirmueller of. that
city, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
R. A. OVERLY, Vernon avenue. for a
short time.
At misunderstanding and enthusiastic
meeting Of a group Of Grand Forks
women descendants of men who
fought in the Revolutionary war, plans
were formed for the organizing OF q
D. A. r. chapter in Grand Forks, and
it is probable that q charter will be
applied for Immediately. TwentySfour
women eligible to membership and
provided with: their credentials at
tended the meeting which was held
on Monday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs Thomas r. Kane. University
place. W !.
But twelve persons are required fol-
the forming Of a chapter and the
large number attending the prelim-
mary meeting speaks wellsfor the sue
cess of the organization. Mrs. Kane
was affiliated with q D. A.. r, chapter
at Seattle, WASH, and Mrs. Thomai
Gallagher, who attended the meeting
yesterday, belonged to a chapter in
Iowa. ~ !
4, Mrs. D. c.. Boyd of. Hillsboro ha.
4 come to Grand Forks to, join her, hus'
band, Major Boyd, who has, beer
making his home here for the las
Y two months; and they will remain here
permanently. Mrs. Boyd was &C
companied, to Grand Forks by he
daughter, Miss Eperance Boyd 10
Fargo, who visited over the week ent
with her parents, and she expects t.
return to Fargo tonight.
On Sunday evening Major Boyd
with Mrs. Boyd and daughter, wer'
entertained at a dinner at the hom'
of Mr.. and Mrs! o. p. Ford. 1915 In
ternational avenue. For the presen
Major and Mrs. Boyd are guests o
Mrs. Louis BekkedahA, 81 Walnu
! street. 6 is!s II