Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-05

The Willing Workers of the Beth
any Lutheran church announce their
annual spring bazaar, to be given on
Thursday afternoon and evening,
April z, in the lower auditorium OF
the church. The sale will open at
2:3O o'clock, continuing all afternoon.
After the supper hour an auction
will be held. In addition to home
made fancywork, there will be a table
of home cooked foods.
Throughout the afternoon and eve
ming a hot lunch will be served and a
cordial invitation has been extended
to everyone Interested to attend.
One Of the predominant features OF
the sale will be the rafting on Of a
handsome luncheon set. Tickets have
holders, unable to be present, the
lucky number will be announced in
the press.
Beta Zeta chapter of Sigma Chi
fraternity gave an informal dancing
party Monday evening in the Guild
hall, the first Of the university social
affairs since the Easter vacation. EN-
ards orchestra played an exceptional
ly fine program of music, and there
was dancing from $3.50 to 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. w H. Witherstine was hostess
to the Tuesday Bridge club in her
home, 812 Eighth avenue, this after
noon. There were two tables, Mrs
Ed. Prentice of Winnipeg being an
out of town guest. The hostess
served dainty refreshments at the aft
ernoon's close.
The annual Ilsiness meeting and
election of officers OF the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid will be held on Wednes.
day afternoon in the church parlors
n all ladies of the society and Of
the church who. are interested, are in.
vited to attend. Mrs. A. w. Dennis
has served during the rear just end
ed as president of the society.
Miss Ruth Dahl has returned tt
Gilby, where she is teaching this veal
after spending the recent weekend
as the guest of her mother, Mrs. A
Dahl. 1924 University avenue.
Dr.. and Mrs. E. p. Robertson, 1921
University avenue, are entertaining a.
their house guests their son ant
daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E
Edward Robertson accompanied hi.
parents to Grand Forks and is alst
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert.
son.
Mrs. Roy Russell Geraldine Jaco.
biz, of Edmonton, la, accompan'
led by her father, G. R.. jacob, will
arrive in the city on "Wednesday. Mr.
Jacob went up to Winnipeg on Mon
day night to meet his daughter VIII,
expects to be the guest of her par
| ents at 1876 Reeves avenue, for seyera
weeks.
Announcement is made Of the ar
rival of a baby son, BILLY Junior
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
! v. Emard, Horton block. Mrs. EN-
ard was Miss Petra Hagen Of Clear
brook, Mznnr before her marriage.
TO RUN OPEN SHOP.
Cleveland. o., April 5.-Most elite.
of northern Ohio are preparing tt
! operate on the open shop basis in cas-.
the Building Trades Council fails tt
reach an agreement with the EN-.
ployers, according to q bulletin is.
sued by the Building Trades Employ.
ers' association Of Cleveland. The
tons averaging 20 per cent, while the
unions have voted unanimously fol
the continuation Of the present scale.
in, all trades May !, when their wage
agreements expire.
III no agreements are reached By
May i, 1t will be necessary for the
association to take united action tc
reduce wages in keeping with the
Towering commodity prices" w. r.
! Hennessy. secretary OF the employers
association, declared.