Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-31
Banquet Tonight
to Close Campaign

Closing the Y. w. C. A. member
ship campaign, which Ia been con-
Quoted in Grand Forks during the
last two months. there will be a BAN
Duet served tonight in the Methodist
church dining room, at which Mother.
and Daughter members of the Y. w.
c. A. will be guests.
Reservations numbering about 200
have been received and many are still
coming in. The banquet will be served
at $3.50 o'clock tonight by the ladies
of the Methodist church, Miss Joseph
inc Carlton, Y. w. c. A. secretary,
acting as toastmistress. 7
This is the after-dinner program
which has been a%nnounced:
1.-The Understanding Heart'-Mrs.
Howard E. Simpson.
AN Easter Thought for Women
Mrs. N. r. Lincoln.
Violin Solo; Melody in F. (Ruben-
stein)-Miss Esther Re Crum. n
1.-The Girlhood Of the State"-Miss
NJ. Beatrice tombstone.
Reading, "Kittie Cline (Davis)-
Miss Ann Rely.
Vocal Selections: my Little Love"
(Hawley); I'm Blossom Time" Need
ham)-Mrs. H, Alden Enyeart.
Miss Lilah Sannes and Mrs. Frank
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OF considerable interest to members
of the Y. w. G. A. and to all~follow-
ing the progress Of the. membership
campaign, will be the final report of
the drive which closes tonight, to be
given by Mrs. r. F. Bridgeman, chair
man of the campaign.
Miss Josephine Carlton. Y. w. c..
A. secretary, ave an Interesting talk
this afternoon at the meeting of the
Bethany Ladies' Aid. telling of the
purposes of the Y. w. c. A.. In a city.
Miss Carlton enumerated a number
fof interesting examples where con-
siderable benefit to young girls had
been derived from the society," and
encouraged all mothers Of the aid to
entertain a keener interest in the So
ciety. Mesdames o. Paulson, o.
ILeet, H. F. Tonjun and Jacob Berg
were hostesses.
Mrs. Oliver Olson, accompanied by
her little son Frederick, 511 North
Seventh street. will leave this week
where she will visit with relatives for
several days.
All members of the Women's Re-
lief Corps are requested to meet in
the vestibule of h Methodist church
at 1:45 o'clock. Friday afternoon, to
attend, in a body the funeral serv-
which are to be held from the church
at 2 o'clock. By order of Sophia
swiggum, president.
An informal dance is to be given
at the Guild hall on Friday night, by
a group of high school boys. Dancing
will be in order from 8 to IL o'clock.
; Enoar6'S orchestra will NAV the nrO.
gram.
4 Mrs. c. A. sorlie, who with Mr..
Sorlie, will to Larimore within
a short time to reside permanently.
was the honor guest at an informal
affair given in the parlors OF the First
Lutheran church on Wednesday after
noon. The Aid society Of the church.
and a few other friends gave the at
ternoon in Mrs. Sorlie's honor.
The afternoon was spent informally
and Mrs. Sorlie was presented with
two attractive gifts, Mrs. II. B. Thor
crimson making the presentation.
Refreshments were served in buffet
style, the tables being decorated in
Easter lilies, and other seasonable ap-
pointments. Mrs. Thorgrimsen and
Mrs. S. L. Tallackson poured, and a
group of women assisted in serving.
More than SO guests were invited.
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The dance which was scheduled
to be given this evening by the Pho
neer Club has been postponed until
;. April 21st, according to announce
mept made last night by officers OF
the club. .
II The first card party which. the AL
tar society Of St. Michael's p~ro-cathe-
dral has made plans for since the
T ~o@~@~ will h4 o91yon fNni0hf
in the lower auditorium of the church.
:, The games will open at 8 O'Clock, and
g%rand-nolo will be played. There will
be prizes offered for the holders Of
high score, and the committee in
charge. Mrs. Chas. Kane, chairman.
will serve refreshments.
These women have been named on
the committee: Mesdames Arthur
Jerome, J.. P. Nockels, J. J. Quigley,
A. l.. Larson, B. H. Courtney, Lee
Norman, Thomas Monley, Frank
, Baislan: Foley, F. McKernan. Tom
Mccoy.
In the Baptist church last evening
the opening session of the Baptist
School of Missions was conducted.
This is the first session of the six
r weeks term and, according to plans.
classes will be conducted each We'd
nesday night.
The school is divided into three
; classes. The mems class, studying the
text 1.-The Why of Foreign Missions"
is conducted by Rev. Mr.. Stockton:
Mrs. N. j. Nelson is in charge of the
women's class, which is reviewing the
text The Bible and Mission" and
the young peoples class, studying the
s same text, is being instructed by Mrs.
George w. Buckingham, Jr.
Following the lesson, the three
classes assemble in the church parlors
, for joint praise services.
According to plans, a Junior class
! will be opened one week from Friday
!. to be conducted on Friday afternoons
: after school. Rev. j. G. York will be
the instructor of the Junior class and
any child interested is urged to make