Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-19
Court Initiates
" Largest Class

moi Slncc the institution OF st. Mich
aeIa Court 1850 of the Women's
Forks seven years ago, has there been
as large a class initiated as that Of
Tuesday evening, when fifty members
were. taken int the organization. The
ceremonies were held in the Knights
OF Columbus hall at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Merry +. Fleming OF Chicago,
and Mrs. Mathilda Barsaloux Of st.
I1aul. deputies from the high court,
assisted by the drill team from the
Sacred Heart court in East Grand
Forks. put on the work.
Following the initiatory ceremonies
there was an interesting program
given. Rev. Father Helena and Rev.
Father McGee Of ST. Michael's pro-
cathedral gave brief talks. lauding the
lodge for its progress and activities.
Addresses Of welcome to the new
members were made by the following
officers Of st. Michael's court: Chief
ranger Mrs. j. A. Barlow; vice chief
ranger Mrs. Joseph Mahowald; fin
ancial secretary, Mrs. 3. II. Courtney;
recording secretary. Mrs. ]. P. ST.
mons; treasurer, Mrs. J. II. Griffin.
4. A buffet luncheon was served in the
lower dining room after the program.
The national colors. yellow n white.
predotninated. Mrs. Joseph Mahowald
and Mrs. J. A. Barlow presided at
the coffee III
The meeting Tuesday night COM
memorated the seventh anniversary
of the institution Of st. Michael's
court in Grand Forks. Mrs. Harry
Burton was the first chief ranger Of
the court. which began with a mem
bership Of rs. Tho officers of the
East Grand Forks court were guests
at the meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Flem-
Sro 111 hH~r I'LL 49, -
coming week with that cour. in East
Grand Forks.
Miss Esther Flynn. 400 South
Fourth street, was hostess to the wy
Knot club in her home on Tuesday
evening. Bridge was played at two
tables. Miss Gladys G'Keefe receiving
high honors. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by hn.' mother, Mrs.
William Flynn, and Mrs. L. c. Haz-
lett.
Nj. and Mrs. R.. j.. Walker, 5o3
South Fourth street, have returned
Selkirk. Man, where they visited with
friends and relatives.
X X
The Ladies' Aid OF. the First Luth-
era church will meet on Thursday
afternoon in the parlors Of the church
i'll D ClOCh. EtIldi arrangement lCT
the annual Christmas bazaar will be
made at this time and committees
will be appointed. Hostesees for the
Thursday meeting will be Mesdames
J. S. vikoren and J. Fl. Solstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI LELAND. 612 Wal
nut street. left this noon. for Milwau-
kee. Wis, where they will make their
future home. En- route Mr.. and Mrs.
Iceland will visit relatives and friends
in Minneapolis.
The students at the University Of
North Dakota interested in the
Plymouth Congregational church, are
invited to a Halloween party to be
given next Tuesday evening. in the
church auditorium. The opening
hour is 1880 O'Clock.
Decorations are to be in keeping
with the season, and the evenings
program will emphasize a ghost and
goblin spirit.
Miss Alice Richardson is chairman
of the entertainment committee,
which has for its members. Mrs.
Hugh e. Willis. Miss Ida Cravath,
Mrs. Will Torgerson. Mr.. Seymour
Anderson. Mr.. Lewis. Mrs. E. T.
Towne and Miss leila Colv1n.
Mesdames j.. G.. Haney, w. H.
Witherstine and Samuels, comprise
the refreshment committee and prom
ise something distinctly in keeping
with the Halloween idea"
X X X
The st. Agnes Guild Will have its
first meeting Of the season this even
ing in the home OF Miss Louise Neate,
$40 Walnut street. All members of
the society are invited to be present
X y X
The Degree Of Honor lodge will
hold a regular meeting tonight in the
Odd Fellows hall. opening at 1880
o'clock. All members of the lodge
are requested to attend the meeting.