Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-02
.Ciuic League To-
Resume Meetings

Inspired with plans a-plenty to as
sist in making Grand Forks n Of
the most beautiful and attractive
spots in North Dakota, the Civic
league of Grand Forks will hold its
first regular meeting of the year next
Monday afternoon. March Z, at 3
o'clock in the Commercial club rooms.
Mrs. Samuel Torgerson will preside.
The Civic league adjourned last Oc-
tober for the winter and during the
months of December, January and
held meetings regularly in preparation
Of the clubs work this spring and
The program at the Monday after
noon meeting is in the hands Of Mrs.
J. i. Engstad and timely topics will
be under discussion, it is announced.
G. NJ. Ellis, superintendent of the
University of North Dakota grounds,
will give a talk on Landscape Gar
Forks" will be the theme around
which E. S. Kneeland will build his
talk. Following Mr.. Kneeland's talk.
there will be an opportunity afforded
for the asking of questions 'by the
auditors interested.
The. opening .nneetinss.of the Civic
league, IKE all other8ineetings of the
society for the year, will he open to
league members and citizens of Grand
Forks interested. in the ,city,s. welfare.
A. cordial invitation Is extended to all
by the organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rabinovich, $50
University avenue, will leave New
York On Thursday for washington, D.
c.. where they Will attend the Hard
ing Inauguration March 4. Before re-
| fIlrninp Nh -NyYA M S y n hin VII, Mo,
to spend SOMETIME in Annapolis and
Others Eastern points. and enroute
home will stop in Chicago. and the
Twin Cities: MI. and Mrs, Rabinov-
ich havcSbeen@thesgnes ofsstheir SON
in-laW. and daughter. DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Cooperinan, in New York city
for a fortnight. -
Under the direction of Miss Sara
D. Buck, the Business and Profession
al Wonlen's chorus held a very sue
| cessful rehearsal last evening in the
y. w. C. A.. The chorus, though a
new one, is making marked progress
and already have~begun work on some
interesting part-songs.
The General Aid of the Methodist
church is meeting this afternoon
in the church parlors, with the
ladies of district number S acting as
hostesses. All friends of the club and
club members are invited.
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A special meeting of the Gyda lodge
Of the Daughters of Norway will be
held this evening at s o'clock. and
all members of the society are urg-
emily requested to attend. The meet
ing will take place in the X. P. hall.
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The Rihle class of tho v w r A
which ordinarily meets on Tuesday,
will no meet until Friday afternoon,
because Of other, affairs which were
to be taken care OF yesterday. Miss
Carlton is in charge; of this class :
l. In honorsof, the fourth birthday an.
niversary OF. her little daughter
Luverne. Mrs: George A. Swendiman
gave an attractively appointed birth
/. day party in her home. S21 Belmont
avenue, this afternoon. From 1890
!, to- $3.50 O'clock were the hours and
the afternoon was spent in playing In.
door games. A "fsh-pond" was ar
interesting feature Of the stunts in.
troduced, and from the depths Of the
pond the little guests fished "Eastel
,bunnies," Chickens" and "coloreo
Easter eggs"
There were covers for sixteen little
guests at the luncheon table ant
Easter appointments were also USED
by. the+hostess in the dining ROOM, A
birthday cake topped with foul
lighted candles centered the. table
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. L
A. Jones throughout the afternoon.