Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-14

A meeting Of the executive council
OF the State Federation Of Music Clubs
met at jamestown, N. D., yesterday to
hear the report Of the national board
meeting at Akron. Ohio, given by Mrs.
j. A.. Jardine of Fargo, state president
of theffederation. The meeting was
similat to that held in Grand Forks
there was a meeting cot the council at
which the work Of theastates was scout
iined.r Districts s, 8. 7aand Sso1 the
federation were represented.
The many friends Of Theodore Scott.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Scott, a13
North Fodrth street. will be glad to
hear that he is recovering from q seri-
GUS attack Of blood poisoning in his
foot. Theodore Scott is a Junior high
school student. :, s -
Mrs. r. Maze Of Minneapolis. who
has been the house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Stump, 1905 University
avenue, returned on Thursday to her
fairs were given in Mrs. Maze's honor
during her visit here.
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Misses Ida Carlson, formerly of
Larimore, and Miss Lillian Carlson
of Emerado, who have been the guests
of friends in Grand Forks for several
days. expect to return to their home
at the end Of the week.
The annual reception of the Wom-
ems League will be held this evening
from 8 to 10 O'Clock, in the wonaeh's
gymnasium. University students and
faculty. and downtown friends of the
University are invited to attend.
The program arranged for the ve-
ri~- .~11,,Ino ~ap1s~n~ ~xy Misc NF1.f,
Dyer and Miss Edna Hesketh. cello
solo by Miss Kathryn Harris. and
vocal solo by Miss Dorothy Wright.
An orchestra, under the direction OF
Miss Harris will play during the re-
ception hours. IS
The board Of the Women's League
includes Misses Rutf, Dahl. Geraldine
McNicol. Norma Young. Winnie Gjere,
Florence Wilcox. Lucille Allen. Dor
Jacobson and Clara Hay. Patronea-
es for the affair are Mrs. Thomas F.
Kane. Dean Ella Fulton, Mrs. J. w.
Wilkerson. Mrs. "A. r. LAdd, Mrs. II.
e. French. Mrs. C. c. Schmidt, Ms.
"A. r. Brown and Mrs. Menk.
In former yearA the Wonen's
League reception has been q n out
standing affair on the University cal
endar, and has served to bring Uni
voAeaSS @'o UV"asto".
foS an informal time. Indications
are that the reception tonight will be
very largely attended.
Mrs. Ella Thompson. who has been
ths house gpsst 81 her sister-in-iaw,
Mr1. Cady Hoop.S11l5 Cheyenne ave
nue.: I'm returned e 1T 70 her home in
The Betheny Young Peoples society
will meet this evening at 8 O'Clock
in the Zion Lutheran church. The
program which !haa- beer arranged
will contain these numbers:
Address, IN Personally" Prot. 7.
|W. Bentley of the University.
Piano Solo. Miss Ethel EvtnEson.
Vocal solo, asiss Myrtle Rysstad.
Miss Marie arg3sr entertained in.
formally Wednesday evening for
DR.. and Mrs. s.. v. kerlanski OF Gin
cinnati. who are guests Of the lat.
ter's parents. Mr.. Ind Mrs. Paul Ros'
| Griver entertained 10 guests atsa din
ner, and alArBer number Of guests
we're invited IN for dancing and I
musical during the evening.
Prizes for the most affective ,cos.
tunes at the masquerade dance gwen
on Wednesday night 2 the Pro-ca-
and E. n. Boyer. Mrs. Long wore &
Yama-Yama eostume.swhfle Mr.. Boyer
appeared IN . "Swede" makeup.
Mr. sra Mr.. George Rod left !,
noon Thursday Q u. Paul, cAllet
There by the SERIOUS Illness OF Mr.
Reeds sister-in-lsw.
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