Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09

The Boy Scout hank Of Devils Lake
Ists the d0nator Of a last prl.e u
Music. clubs. to b awarded at the
state music contest to be held at
Grand Forks, April Is. This AN
noupcemept has been made by Ars:
y. "A, JardiRe of Fargo, president RI
the federation.
In order to foster interest in the
state contest, the federation legged
itself to secure 800 in prizess for"tne
youthful musicians who will 9aRIeee.
This was to be divided into -four
prizes Of 3a5 each. The other, donat-
orssrrafe The Stone Plano company OF
Fargo, The Poppler Piano company
OF Grand Forks and Miss BerEliot
Caspary Of Bismarck.
Mrs. silver Serumgard Of Devils
Lake was responsible. for the secur-
Ing of the Devils Lake prize; N1rs.
J. A. Jardine. the Stone prize; MIS-.
]. A. Poppler. the Poppler prize, q
Miss Ca7pary. the caspary prize. 49,
The Baptist Young Peoples. toetsty
sponsored q very successful anhAir n
the lower auditorium Of the ehpfcht
Friday evening in the nature "of p
Big state fair" A large crowd o.
spectators gathered during the urs
OF the evening and from all eppeAr-
ances enjoyed to the full extent q
exhibitions and attractions which the
young people had prepared.
There were numerous side-shows OF
interest along Midway" and the
grand stand attractions arg. asso
worthy Of special mention. jazz
band succeeded in keeping in the air
sthe necessary amount of pep" and IN
other necessary feature which waS'not
over looked was plenty to eat.
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The schumeier club held an inter-
esting meeting Thursday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. J. T. Freeman,
north Of Grand Forks with = large
attendance. During the course Of the
business session. Mrs. w. r. Root,
president of the society," appointed the
following program committee for the
coming year: M'esdames ]. T. Free
man, b. F. Benson and Fl M. Rear.
Mrs. Freeman was in charge Of the
afternoons program and gave an. in
to the Thousand Islands. Miss Read.
pianist, contributed a group of num-
bers and there were other musical
features. In serving the hostess vas
assisted by Mrs. H. s. Read. Mrs.
Peter Smith and Miss Helen Read
were visitors at tho affair.
Mrs. Otto selle ruth Rex) of Ka-
'powsin, Wash. arrived in Grand
Forks Friday night, accompanied
by her little daughter, Agnes Mae
and they will spend several weeks
here az guests Of Mrs. seIle,s moth
Fourth street. = aa'
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According to an announcement
from the headquarters of the North
Dakota W. c. T. u, Miss Amy Spauld-
ing of Chicago, a field worker from
the Americanization department of
the national organization, will come
to North Dakota TO be the main
speaker at the annual district conven-
tons.
These conventions, fifteen in num-
Der. will open on May 10 and will
continue until June 10. 1t is planned
to have Miss Spaulding spend one day
at each convention to fully explain
the Americanization programs of .thes
w. C. T. U. Accompanying Miss
Spaulding will be a state officer or
departmental superintendent. A
schedule Of convention dates is now
being prepared is was also announced.
Mrs.. G. F. Williams. formerly of
Grand Forks, is visiting in the city at
the home Of her nephew, j. F.. Will
liams, 400 South Sixth street, for sew
eral days. She expects to go to La
vinia, Mimi, soon to make prenara-
tons for opening her summe home
on Lake Bemidji. Mrs. Williams has
just returned from the east where she
has spent the winter months with her
Eson Wilbur Williams at Aarundale,
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The st. Mary's social club gave
another of its series OF informal
parties in the club hall last evening
and the diversions were dancing and
cards. A lively and interesting pro-
gram of music was furnished and the
hours were from 8 to 1880 o'clock.
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