Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-25
ANNUAL DINNER OF
CLUB HELD THURSDAY

e.. -.lNe CtIiuli ttcl luz hlE ~ NhN
:arn1 home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Poot for its annual THANKSGIVING
dinner on Thursday and the gathering
has been pronounced one of the
largest and most enjoyable of the en-
tire year.
Miss NJ. Beatrice tombstone of
Grand Forks gave a talk on Com.
lnunity Spirit at the close of The
inrtey dinner. AND Mss Grace De-
Long of the Home Demonstration de-
partlnent talked on the value OF
Home Demonstration work to a conf
munity. Plans were discussed for
some Home Demonstration meetings
10 be held this winter. The program
was arranged by Mrs. John Spicer.
The Thanksgiving dinner is an old
established custem of the Schurmeir
club. Club members and their fam
ilies attend the affairs. and at each,
there are a few invited guests.
TlIc Eaptis, Dramatic club will give
a Thanksgiving play tonight in the
church parlors. opening at s o'clock.
T%he#club members have invited all
friend interested. This is the clubs
first venture of the year. The play
Has been coached by Mrs. G. w.
Buckingham, Jr.. ana special scenery
1uu7COSIu' IIlllS dlu III IlltthiHS LhS pho0
duction an appropriate and timely one
for this season.
- In}the Guild hall on Saturday after
noon. the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
Will give its annual Christmas bazaar.
& matinee dance will be held during
the afternoon. and tea will be served.
Christmas fancywork, novelties and
many articles of linen, lingerie and
other sewing vii h E on 4 display
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen, 521
South Fourth street nave Miss Will
lamena Carothers of st. Paul as theii.
house guest for several weeks. Miss
Carothers,~rwho is librarian in the
Minnesota Historical society. plans to
remain in Grand Forks until after the
Christmas holidays. Mrs. Allen will
go east on or about December /. to
spend the holidays at her old home in
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The "S' division of the Business
an! Professional Women's club will
have charge of the entertainment at
this clubs regular meeting on Mon
day night. The meeting is to be held
at The Commercial cluD and will open
with a supper at $50 o'clock. All
members are urged to attend.
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Mrs. c. +. Weisbecker and little
daughter Frances left Thursday night
10 S>end the Thanksgiving week end
with Mrs. W~eisDecker's daughter, Miss
Marie W~eisbecker. who is training in
u st. Paul hospital.
Miss Louise Black is spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with her par
tnts, Mr.. and Mrs. George Black,
1902 Belmont avenue. En- route from
Melville. N. D.. where she is teaching
school this year. Miss Black attended
the Srate Teachers meeting in Far
20. She expects to leave Sunday for
Melville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mayne Stanton,
University avenu LETT Thursday
morning to be the Thanksgiving day
guests Of relatives in Bemidji, MINI,
a Thanksgiving party was enjoyed
Wednesday evening at the Y. w. c
4. by the members Of Miss Eleanor
Healy's Sunday school class. The
hours were devoted to games. dancing
were served. Misses Jessie Simpson
BESSIE Devins and Bernie James were
in charge Of the party.
The junior recital program given il
ne downtown studio of Wesley Con
servatory this afternoon was one Of q
series planned for the season.
Following is the group of number.
to hi given:
Song Without Words. .Streaboe
Hazel johnson.
E%luttering Leaves ......,. .Koellint
Gladys Johnstone.
Under the Leaves ....... Thom.
Relia Hendrickson.
Curious Story Heller
Orville Hanson.
Exies Good Night Song. 80. Brow
Marion Rykken.
F1s1errran's Song .virgi
GLADYS Poe.
Waltz 49,. Grie,
sssss Margaret Olson.
Swedish Wedding March. Sodermal
M Letitia Scott.
Margaret Kennedy.
Gwendolyn Shell.
IN the Lovely Month OF May. Merke
verna Gordon.
song Without Words ....v irgi
Vivian GORDON.
Curious story 80 HeIe
Josephine Stiles.
rhe w Knot club VIII meet tontsh
NTH Miss Valerie ". Sherlock in He
Homie, 511s South Fifth street. Tw
ssxAbles OF bridge will be played.
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