Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-08
HAS LARGE
MEETING FRIDAY

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tended the regular meeting Of the
High, school Student club In the mu-
SIC room Of the new =. high school
building On Friday afternoon. Miss
Ruth Gaulke ,presided. ). !. After the
business affairs Of the day ware cared
for there was A4progrnm,mthe nun
bers Of which are given below.-~
Musical Residing - Misses Aufila
Nordmarken" and,.:Kathertne: Arm
strong.
Piano Selection Miss Laur1ne
Odell. &.
Addrem-Dr. Jonathan Watson. :
The subject Of DR.. Watson's talk
wa the new Bible Glars to be organ
Ted within the student class. Mr..
Watson commented upon the value OF
such a class and encouraged as many
Of h students IS possible to become
members .
The Bible class, it was announced.
will meet for the first time next We'd
nesday DOT At the ~" The regu-
lar discussion w~ilfsfollow lunch.
Mtss Ann Rely of the high school
feature to the afternoons program
in her talk on Parliamentary Law"
An informal social hour with dane
ing closed thesmeeting.
There will be a meeting of the
Bethany Ladies' Aid mex Thursday
afternoon in >the Zion Lutheran
church. Hostesses will be Mesdames
O. Staven, August Nelson, L. O. Lys-
tad and AndreE Peterson:
/ On Monday night the second OF a
series Of informal dances which the
Business and Professional Women's
club has planned for this season is to
be given. Good music will be furnish
ed. and there will be dancing from
nine o'clock until midnight.
Acacia chapter number twelve, Or
der of Eastern Star, will give a silver
tea mex Tuesday afternoon in the
Masonic Temple. These women will
be hostesses: MesdamesI Leslie Shn-
son, J.. N. Bathgate, J. C.. Rasmussen,
Dan Dow, and J. P. Reiton. Tho hours
will be from 8 to S o'clock.
In honor Of Miss Helen Leo's birth
day. anntversary. a group Of eight
young women gathered in her home.
1I5 Cottonwood street, On Friday
evening. Misses Thelma Bennett and
Marie Youngberg were the hosteeses
and at the close OF h evenings en-
tertainment they served a light lunch
con. To, ribbon streamers stretched
from a daintily gpwned kewpie doll in
attached birthday remembrances for
the guest Of honor.
The second OF q series of attractive
autumn parties was given Friday aft
ernoon by Nesdannes e. A. ArhArt and
Frank Hankey. in Mrs AFharts home.
502 Vernon avenue. Autumn foliage
AnA %AfN " f1>r-N- zh1y H.
hostasses in carrying out an artistic
decorating scheme. Five tables Of
bridge were in play. and honors were
won by Mrs. Harold LAnrning. The
hosteases served a dainty luncheon at
small tables following the game.
! MR.. e. G. Alien won high honors
at the bridge which Mrs. ArhArt and
MIRA Hankey gave Thursday after.
loon. Five tables were also played at
this affair.
DR.. and Mrs. "A. c. Mcdonald have
returned to their hcnle in Valley City,
following q Witt of several days in
Grand Forks. They were accompa-
MED BY their little son Neil. and made
the city 81. MeDoiSsd aald his family
were.guests akr,the home Of MI. and
Mrs. g. *: His. 800 Belmont avenue.
A regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid OF the First Presbyterian church
will he held on Wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock In the church paElorA
Mesdames "A. r. Clifford, p. ]. David
son and r. D. Campbell will be the
hostesses.
Mrs. George Anderson (Bessie
Thoraidson) of st. Paul IL visiting
friends in Grand Forks, was ct one
time i n1ern5er3of the Wesley college
conservatory faculty.