Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-17

theran church at that society's annual
meeting on Thursday evening:
President-Miss Linea Norlin.
First Vice Preside nt-Miss Gather
inc Holmberg.
Second Vice President-Miss irene
Bostrom. *
Recording secretary-Miss Agnes
Berg.
Financial Observation-Disclosures Brun-
din.
Treasurer-Carl Westlund.
The reports given by the standing
committees during the business meet
ing were all favorably received.
Misses Helen Lean Of Cando a1A
Gertrude Stewart Of Fargo, are spend
ing the week end at the Delta Gamma
house. On Monday, Miss Lean. who
has been visiting in Fargo. plans to
return to her home in Cando.
Chapter D of p e. O. s-i,terhood.
will give its annual Christmas party
on Monday evening in the home OF
Mrs. d. E.. Jenkins, Princeton street.
Mrs. Paolo Conte will be the assisting
hostess. Santa Claus will be a central
figure Of interest. and there Is to be a
Christmas tree. Mrs. Paul Griffith and
Mrs. George D.. S%turtevant have the
party in charge.
4 discussion Of family heirlooms
meeting Of Red River Valley chapter
Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul johnson has arranged the
program and has requested each
member to bring to the meeting a
cherished bit of family property. The
meeting Is to be held in Mrs Tom
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THE Story Of Bethlehem" the well
known Christmas cantata by J. e.
West, will be sung by the choir Of the
First Baptist church on Sunday even
ing, under the direction Of Prof. Hen
~ ]. Humpstone. Mrs. E. D. Naff,
Mrs. G. X. Buckingham, Jr., and
Howard belong will be the soloists. y
The cantata tells the story Of the
Nativity in song, interpreting the re-
toicing of the Shepherds. and the
Wise Men. and the Joy that flooded
the heavens at the s%aviour's birth.
An invitation Is extended to all
members Of the church and congrega-
ton, n to all friends interested.
Miss Gertrude Robinson left this
noon for Minneapolis, to spend the
Christmas holidays with her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Baten tMarion Robinson). Miss Rob
inson arrived In Grand Forks on FRI
day evening en- route from Spokane.
Wash, to Minneapolis. During her
brief visit in the city she was the
house guest of Mrs. c. e. Brawner,
Chestnut street.
The young ladies' Triangle class of
the Evangelical Sunday school, were
entertained informally on Thursday
! | QuarfnO IN fha h0~n1 80 ~ DNs--l-AL
; Maurer, GOT North Sixth street. The
> guests devoted their time to Christmas
needlewerk. The hostess served a lap
luncheon at h close of the evening.
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Ihe missionary program which the
: Baptist Ladies' Aid had planned to
t give during the coming week, ha.
society will be held until further nS.
ticc, it is announced.
t In the home OF Mrs. L. c.. Hafrinx.
l ton. Ala Fourth avenue, there will be
, 4 meeting of the North Dakota Dame
, club on Wednesday, opening at
; o'clock A program Of Christmas mu'
Sic will be h pleasure OF the after
noon. Mrs. Harrington has the pro.
. gram in hand.
: The members of the Faithful
: Workers" class of the M. E. Sunda,
school enjoyed a Christmas froHc OF
, Friday evening in the home of tn,
: class instructor, Miss Florence ]
Henry, 917 North Fifth street. Mis-
; Helen Collins. the class secretary
. who is leaving for California mex
week with her parents. was guest o
. honor at the affair. Misses Grac,
Moore and Betty Henry assisted tn,
hostess during the evening.
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The Davis hall basketball team
champions at the girls basketball
l tournament, which has just been heb
at the state university, was en~tertaine>
at dinner at the Delta Zela house VI
Friday evening. Miss Alice Holt 1
captain of the Davis hall team.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. E.. J. Severson, Sc
Belmont avenue, have Mrs. Seyefson'
brother-in,law J.. J.. oHara. o
kempton, N. D., az their house kues1
Mr.. O'Hara has been attending tn
meeting of h school directors O
Grand Forks county in the city tn
last week and will return to Kempto,
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mcmillan, So
Mrs. Harry Thomas Of Neville, n
D., as their weekend guest.
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On Friday noon, Miss Bsrnadinr
German, 213 Cottonwood street. Ie,
for her home in Perham, Mimi, I
spend the Christmas eason with rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Whitman, Din
ME block, are expecting to have M
and Mrs- e. G. Wheeler Of Chamber
lain. S. D.. as their holiday Euest.
Accompanied by their daughter, Rey
erly Jane, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler wi
come to Grand Forks on Monday.
All persons Interested have. bee
invited to attend the special Eservic
at the Plymouth Conversations
in observance, OF the coming Chrst
mas holiday. rho chorus viii one
the service with a professional "Hol
Night" and e Lawrence r. Robert
son.. pastor, will give a sermon o
Christ Amid ehaes"
A Christmas cantatA, "Brighte4
and Best" by Coombs, Is to be give
by the chorus, with Miss Alice Sand
berg and A. D. Keator ~ soloists. o.
cheatral Accomplishments will be play
ed by Mr.. Fred A. Beidleman, violin
list. Walter Bloch. cellist, Mr.. Nillal
futist, Miss Louise Weiermullsr, hary
ut, and Mrs. H. J. Lawrence, plants
Atsecond anthem to be given b
the chorus will be Makers "Brea
. Forth With Joy" For this numbs
alsc the orchestra will play. Handel
Pastoral Symphony will be g1ys
\lf0f an O1ertOry.. By NeAgrS. Befdll