Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-11

Miss Phyllis Stegenga. a student at
the University of North Dakota, and
a member of Delta Zata sorority. has
gone to her home at Mayville for the
weekend. and in entertain III. Il
house party of girls from the univer-
sity. Her guests include Miss Marie
Petron. Miss Marguerite Moore and
Miss Myrtle Fster.
Other Delta Zeta girls who left for
their homes are Miss Rose Rosendahl
and Miss Dorothy Blanding who have
gone to Warren. Miss Roscndahl
took as her guests Miss Esther HURT
and Miss Dorothy Blanding.
Miss Helen Sorlie a taken adj
vantage Of the Armistice day holiday
and has gone to Buxton to spend the
week end. She will return Monday
morning to resum her work at the
university.
Miss Agnes Won Arsda!e is another
Delta Zeta girl who is away for the
week end. She is at her home in
Conway.
The Red River chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Rcvolu-
ton will meet on Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the Y. W. c. A. par
Tors. Thare are several important
matters coming UP at this time, Of
Ulcers of the chapter state, and a good
attendance OF members is asked.
Guests for rs tables attended tha
card party given in the pro-Cathedral
auditorium last night by 1hc pro-
Cathedral club. First honors were
won by Mrs Fred Huard and Joseph
Mahowald.
The committee in charge included
Mr.. and Mrs. !. J.. Dunlap. Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. J. O'Keefe. M. and Mrs. T.
T. Mc1;lroy INC Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Lyons.
Miss Glare Stensland left today for
Fargo to spend the week end with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Agnes Ray hyde Of 122. Do
yer avenue, East Grand Forks. an
nounces the marriage Of her daughter,
Agnes Elizabeth. to Fleetwood ".
Welsh, a son Of Mrs. w. Welsh of
Key West, MINI. The wedding took
place in Crookston on November 3.
Rev. F.. j. Hubbard. pastor OF the Pres
byterian church, oriciated.
The bride has been employed for
several years at Beuner & Begg's. Mr..
Welsh has farming interests ut Key
West.
The Business and P~rofessiona;
Women's club OF this city will enter
tain the new members of the public
school faculty and the new business
women of the city Il. an informal re-
ception ana program in the parlors
Of the Presbyterian church on Ties
day night, November Is.
Their is to be an interesting pro-
gram. and some games, and refresh
ments will be served. The affair is
being planned for the purpose Of well
coming the new teachers and business
women. n OF giving the local club
members an opportunity to meet
them.
Miss Lou Reading is general chair
man in charge Of the affair. and
members of her committee are Misc
Elizabeth O'Gorman. Miss Mary
O'Keefe, Mrs. Kate Austin. Mrs. John
Mallinowski and Mrs. Grace Monley
Bensend.
The Student club Of the high school.
with 80 girls present. met in the high
school on Thursday afternoon. Rev.
' L.. c. Robertson, pastor Of the Ply
mouth Congregational church. gave
an informal talk on Armisice day
and its observance. .
A good cheer committee was ap-
pointed, including as members Jean
Dreeland. a senior; Ida Sherman OF
the Junior class, and Frances Hagen
son, a sophomore.
Plans were made for a candy sale
on November 18th in the halls Of the
high school building. Alice Gherke,
Lois Fuller, Frances Crazy and Car
roll Smith are to be in charge of the
sale.
Genevieve Void was appointed to
have charge of some Thanksgiving
dinners which the club will provide.
The executive committee Of the stu
dent club will hold a meeting at the
7. w. c. A. at noon today.
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Alpha Phi sorority girls at the Uni
versity of North Dakota, who have
taken advantage Of the extra holiday
this week and have gone for week
end visits, include Miss Henrietta
Conmy, who went to Pembina; Miss
es Mary Helen .Cassell and Nell Lund-
ing, who have gone to Hope. Miss
Lillian Leith went as their guest, and
Miss Rose Real il spendtngft the hou-
day at Michigan.