Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-21

Mrs. Martin III. sJenson, r1410 Uni
.aversity avenue 10 entertaining W In
formally this afternoon in co1pli-
nlents to Mrs. Mary Robbins Wilson.
her guest, who Is hsre from Grafton.
N, D. About a dozen women were
assisted by Mrs. Harold Laniming.
Miss Heien Taylor Il Sioux Falls,
S. DIS in the city as the house guest
OF her mother, Mrs. jean TAYLOR.
D;nnie block. She expects to return
to Sioux Falls ais On s.. sunday 1fy /
Mr.. and Mrs. G., r., jacob and
their son. Jack, returned from Be
midji or Wednesday evening, after
spending the past ten, days thee,
/ They closed their cottage fer 'thi
season before returning here:
The Ave divisions Of the methodist
Ladies' Aid met Wednesday afternoon
and elected officers for the coming
term. The. results have been obtained
as follows:
District President, Mrs. W. L..
Hoover; vice president, Mrs. Fl. H.
Healy; secretary, Mrs. E. Walker, and
treasurer, Miss May Crawford.
Districtsts2--President. Mrs. j. G.
Moore; Vice : president. Mrs. Miles
Sdau PocA SeCTetdTy' MIS-. a.
Cameron; treasurer, Mrs. u. w. Whit
man. and secretary of calendar club,
Mrs. NJ: 81: George
J, District y3-Presideht. Mrs. r. A.
Sprague; vice president, Mrs. r.. j.
Purcell; treasurer, Mrs. George Sci
fert. and secretary, Mrs. Easton.
District 5-President, Mrs. E. n.
Hunt; vice president. Mrs. r. G. Gem
mill; second vice president. Mrs. A.
Aylesworth; secretary, Mrs. F. l..
Lewis; treasurer, Mrs. Lou Van Ar
J. r. Dicker.
District 4-President, Mrs. A. R.
%Farquer; vice president. Mrs. Oscar
Miner; secretary, Mrs. M. o. Simen-
stad, and treasurer Mrs. L. K. Ray
mond. s..
The local delegation to the state
meeting Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union in Fargo left at
noon today. While the full quota
elected to attend the meeting was
unable to go. Mrs. Geo. E. Black,
Mrs. E.. A.. Markell, Miss Belle Nc
Phail and Mrs. Miles Campbell, Off
, cial delegates, and in addition. Mrs.
A. D. Baughman will represent the
local union.
+, The Aopening feature Of the con-
! %vention will be a banquet to be held
in the First Methodist church this
evening. Among the speakers sched-
uled to give talks on Friday Is Miss
Anna A. Gordon, national president
and acting world secretary of they w.
c.. r. U. Law enforcement will be dis
cussed by Arthur =. Stone, federal
prohibition director and Rev. F. L..
| Watkins, president of the state en-
forcement league.
The election Of officers will be held
, on Saturday. At this time delegates
t to the national and world convention
in Philadelphia will be named. also.
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! The Sunday school department
of che Congregational church, In con-
! junction with the Women's Guild Of
the church, has made elaborate plans
for a family picnic to be given in
Riverside Park from 4 to 7 o'clock
this evening. w. s. McKinsey is in
. charge of the sports program. and
among the numbers which, have been
arranged is a baseball game between
|. the, married and unmarried men of
number Of sports contests planned
for the entertainment Of the children.
The women Of the guild are ar
ranging for the service Of coffee and
: some other articles Of food. Every
> member of the congregation is urged
to attend. according to W. G.. Bland,
. Harold Black, grandson of Mr.. and
: Mrs. James Coulter. North Seventh
street, who has been their guest for
some time. left Tuesday evening for
Staples, MINI.
Miss Eva Mooney has returned from
! Duluth where she spent one month
! visiting with relatives. She was ac-
l companied to her home here by her
cousin, Mrs. II. A. Pierce and her
daughter, Mabel, n they will visit
here for some time as guests at the
, home of Miss Mooney.
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, Mrs. W. A. Mcintyre, Mrs. Theodore
Thorn pson and Mrs. E. E. Sherman
. were tied for first place in the regu-
; lar tournament played by the Wom-
! ems Golf association when they met
. for play Tuesday morning. These
I women will play off the tie ONE time
, during the present week.
Following the first round of play on
Tuesday, a picnic lunch was served at
!, the club house, and a second round
was played after lunch. ~
The women are urged to be at the
course at 10:45 O'Clock next Tuesday
to start playing a two-ball foursome.
for which partners will be drawn just
preceding the play.
Guests for three tables will be en-
tertained at a bridge party this even
Ing in the home of DR.. n Mrs. F.
". Smith. Neils block.
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Cabinet members Of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church met
Tuesday evening to outline activities
for the, fall and winter. Miss Mar
jorie Moore, recently elected presi-
dent, presided at the meeting. Eff
forts will be made by the league this
year to reach university students, the
discontinuance of Wesley college
church making this possible. and spe-
cial welcome meeting is scheduled
for the second Sunday In \ October.
Musical numbers will contribute to
the interest of the program at this
time and refreshments will be serv-
ed. Misses Mildred Lehman. Rhea
Ogilvie, and Lola Fischer make up
the committee in charge of refresh
ments. Ernest D.. Coo is again in
charge Of the fourth department of
the league for the winter, that of So
fetal activities, n he has announced
the first OF a series of parties to be
j lgiven In October.-,.
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