Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-10

the County Fair which the Ladies'
AID society of the Methodist church
will give on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, March IS and is, and a = :
many varieties, will be offered to the
public.
1t has been announced that conces-
siops ~ be obtained by business
concerns for advertising purposes. Al
ready q number of concessions have
been reserved and those wishing to
obtain good space on the carnival
grounds are asked to speak soon.
I, A complete change of program has
Wednesday and on both days. a lunch
will be served. For those not caring
TO Ut 1T a table for lunch. there will
be hamburger sandwiches, peanuts,
popcorn, ice cream cones and other
good things to lunch upon" Mrs.
II. W. Sims is general chairman of the
committee in charge.
The Luther League Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet this even
ing at eight o'clock in the church
parlors and all young people Of the
city Interested are invited to attend.
Following 10 the program which gives
promises Of much interest,":
Opening Chorus by the League.
d.. NJ 1SISSuluS,
q Song-By the League.
Piano Solo-Miss Florence MaEnu-
tson.
Pipe Organ solo-Miss winitrcd
Nelson.
Readins-Miss Minnie wickstrom.
saxaphone Duet-Messrs. Vernon
and Melvin Nelson.
Vocal Solo-N. Nordlund.
Piano Solo-Miss Esther Western.
Song-Ry the League.
Following the program. refresh
ments will be served by Misses IAnea
Norlin and Ethel Dahl.
In compliment to Congressman
and Mrs. o. B. BurtnessaS who are
leaving within a fortnight for Wash
lnEton. d. c.. DIR. and Mrs. r! r.
hood club at their home. 1901 Bel
mont avenue, Tuesday evening. There
were three tables, and out of town
guests were MI. and Mrs. F. n. Full
ler Of Minot. N. D. Z
This afternoon. Mrs. Tom Berge
will entertain informally in her home
in Mrs. Burtpess' honor. Guests will
Include a small number of Mn. Burt
ness intimate friends;
Mrs. VIII johnson OF Gilby. and
daughter. Mrs. Aubrey Wilson Of
Forest River. were visitors in Grand
Forks On Wednesday afternoon. They
returned to their homes Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kyle Of Min
newaukan. n. D., are in Devils Lake.
visiting friends en- route to Grand
Forks. where they have planned to
establish their home.
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A meeting Of the Covenant League
Of the 7. ". c. A., has been announc-
% for this evening in the y" instead
Of Saturday night. the regular meeting
night. Miss Dorothy Msssee will. be
tho leader at tonight's meeting ana
all girls interested are cordially in.
vited to attend.
Mrs. r. A. Cameron, Fuller block.
Is looking forward to 2 visit from
who is expected to come to Grand
Forks on Friday to spend the week
end. . 4
The Queen Esther circle will meet
1T tho homo Of Miss Jennie Cornell
son. so2 North Fifth street. this
evening. Misses Mary Bergman and
Ing hostesses. There will be a
short program and a business session
and all members of the society are In
vited to attend the meeting.
Mrs. F. F. White. al Franklin
avenue. left this oon for Min
neapolis. where she will >vtdt for q
week as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John M%c1nsrney, formerly Of this
city.
Mrs \ Martin Rood. s1s Chestnut
street. wa pleasantly surprised In her
home on Tuesday evening, the De-
cadon being her btrtnd4y annfvsr-
sAry. There were thirty guests and
Among the Gifts which they presentsd
VA . suitable lamp. Games and mu-
dc wsre tho evenings features aud
ssfrsshWsnts were served. !.
M. .nd Nh. 8. X. Edmund. .,
atllsboro. who have boon the guests
ef Mr.. and Mrs. George sturdevant,
100 Boulevard avenue. for q few days
left last evening for their home. Mrs.
Edmunds is a sister Of Mr.. Sturde-
want.
Observation-Disclosures of . Brit
tsh empire cotton growing and mar
kettng cobce1n, was announced.
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