Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-13
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Several Changes
IL ~ Schedule
! Of Class Work

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A few: changes have been made in
the schedule Of classes to betSsiven in
the e, w. c. A. rooms by Mrs. Lilah
Warnken Renner and Miss Mildred
Metcalf. according to an announce
ynent made today by Miss Eleanor
healy,| general secretary. WI
The intermediate class in dancing
VIII meet at / o'clock OF Saturday;
the children's class will meet at 1:45
o'clock, and the advanced, class will
meet at 1880 q. m. All persons wish
ing 10 take work are asked to attend
the first meeting, al this will be the
time reserved for organization.
IN addition to tho work in gymnA-
sium which Miss Metcalf had planned
to give, she has added courses in &C.
cene1c and folk dancing. Her class
VIII meet at 1880 o'clock Monday cye-'
snlng, M all persons interested in
any of the classes mentioned above
are urged to be or hand at that hour.
Mr.. and. MRS. H. E. Payne, 507
South Fifth street, returned Thursday
evening following a weeks auto trip
to Trempealeau. Wis. to which place
they accompanied Mrs. E. P. Trimm
of Fond du Lac, who had been their
house guest here for some time. They
went by way Of the Twin Cities, and
In Minneapolis they were joined by
Miss Jessie Archer, a cousin. who
made the trip to T~rempealeau and
back again to Minneapolis.
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Mrs. r. B. Cunningham Of Walhal-
Ia, N. D., who has spentit the past week
ms the house guest Of Mrs. J. H.
Walsh. 11S Walnut street, has re-
turned to her home.
Rev. J.. e.. York, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, read the marriage
service for Miss Ruth E. Nybladh and
William Stewart. both Of Marshall
county, on Wednesday evening. The
young people went to Oslo, MINI,
where they will make their home.
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Stunts. games and ever refresh
ments suitable for little girls will
feature the little girls party to be
given for all advisors and their
advisers at the university in lwomen's
gymnasium this evening. The hours
are from 1890 to 10 o'clock, and all
new women students, whether they
have been assigned an advisor. or. not,
are expected to attend the affair to-
night. The party will be a general
get-togethereof university women. The
entertainment is In charge of Valerie
Sherlock chairman, Mildred Udegaard
and Blanche Turner. working under
the general supervision OF the Wom-
ems League.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Vuckel. Belmont apart
1ments, entertained fifteen young wom-
en- In her home on Tuesday evening
in compliment to- Miss Irene Fischer,
whose marriage to DIR. W.. j.. Hewitt
will be an event Of Saturday. this
week. t,&' rs
A group of local people represent
ms the American Legion and the
AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary met m the
"A. R1EQQQms on Thursday even
II ts ssaE 9 plan With referen3cs
t66nethfsaGHssA MI asa ntSatio on ActivitissS5o f
tho two organizations. Among those
attending Were Walter schlosser. head
Of the state. lcommittee on American
~izGtion Of the legion Mrs. JIG. Moore
head of the local committee of the
auxiliary, Mrs. w. H. Witherstine,
president of the state auxiliary, Mrs.
j. b. Wineman, president Of the local
auxiliary, Arthur Tweet, local chair
man of the legion Characterization
committee, land, Mesdames Don Nc
Donald, Ed Mckee and e. 8. Darling,
members of the local auxiliary com
mittee. ..s ~,
Miss ELKlilan McDougall Of Hamp-
den; N. D., is the house guest Of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Payton, University avenue.