Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-23
LEGION AUXILIARY
WILL SELL POPPlES

The women's auxiliary to the local
post of the American Legion has re-
minded the: public that on Memorial
day, May 80. every a woman n
child in Grand Forks will be ex-
pected to ppear on the streets wear
ing poppy in honor Of the world war
lat. u. u.aL. orders may be sent IN
for peoples any time this week to the
auxiliary or to other patriotic oreani-
zatiens Of Grand Forks. who have the
flowers for sale. On Saturday. May
70, however, the poppy sale VAL pc
concluded.
Mrs. w. H. witherstine is chairman
Of the committee. in charge OF the
sale for the auxiliary and at q COM
mittee meeting which she has called
for this evening, plans will be COM
pleted for the sale which that society
will conduct next Saturday. The
peoples are not to be worn until Mon
day. May 80. the public Is reminded,
as that is the day upon which the
sacred memoir OF "our boys" is to be
honored.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Easan motored
in from Oslo n Sunday n spent the
day visiting with friends.
Misses 1nez and Olga serumeard,
Bobby Serumgard and Mrs. Mcclure
Of Devils Lake were among the many
gu Of town visitors on the university
campus on Saturday. They returned
to their home on Sunday
Mrs. Jane Hanaford Of Rugby re-
turned to her home on Sunday eve
ming after visiting for a week as the
guest of Misses Pearl and Lou Read
ing, 400 Franklin avenue. A number
of interesting social gatherings were
had in honor of Mrs. Hanaford during
her visit here.
Mrs.. cady Hoop, 1915 cheyenne
avenue. haE Mrs. John Torrtson OF
Duluth as her house guest this week.
Mrs. Torrison arrived this afternoon.
Mrs. william Kerr Of Tacoma, Wash,
stopped in Grand Forks to spend sun
day as the guest OF Mrs. Hoop, en-
route to Grafton. where she will be
the guest of her mother this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson Of
noon for the graduation recital pro-
gram Of their niece, Miss Irene
Thompson, az corwin q hall tonight.
others who will come from out OF
the city for the recital are Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bronken, MI. and MRS
Frank Janney, Mr.. and Mrs. sJohn
Brante and MI. and Mrs. T. H.
Bready Of Reynolds n D.
The Aoccasin club met this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. w. b.. Chn-
tor. 4es North Seventh street. There
were guests for two tables n whist
was played. Mrs. John Torrison OF
Duluth was an out Of town guest.
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The Fraternal Aid union gave q
picnic on Saturday afternoon at Dod-
guests i, lding members Of the
union az their friends. There wa
an inter es1ing program and later q
supper was prepared over = campfire
The singing of songs n story telling
about the sre were enjoyable features
later, in the evening:
The next regular meeting OF tn
society will be held on Thursday nigh,
at podson's grove and all expecting t.
attend are asked to meet at thu
Poppler Piano CO. at 8 o'clock. Auto
mobiles will be provided for transpor'
tation.
Miss irene Thompson, reader. vii
be presented in her graduation re
cital program tonight atxCorwin hal
at 8 O'Clock She will read France
Hodeson Burnett's t'Iittle Lort
Fauntleroy.' Clarence D.. O'Connor
Jacob Evanson and Miss Marie Sat
tier will assist. All friends Of Mis-
Thompson. and all interested in tn
program, are extended a cordial invi
tation. to attend. Miss Thompson Is I
pupil of Miss Nella Kingsbury.
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Mrs, A. G.. Sorlie, POI .Chestnu
street, will be hostess on Tuesday eve
ming to the Alpha Phi Alumnae club
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A regular meeting of Maple Lea:
Rebekah. lodge will be held on Tues
day evening in the Odd Fellows hall
opening at 8 o'clock.