Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-14
Governor Says !
There Will Be No
{ Inaugural Ball

Is Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 14.--When
asked concerning the probability of
holding an inaugural ball. Governor
Nestos said that considering the fl
nsncial stringency In the state. and
especially considering the needs -
and suffering OF the starving and half
clothed women and children in Rus
STA. Ukraine and h Near East. that
he believes that the people of North
Dakota who otherwise would attend
the inaugural Ball will get more real
happiness out of contributing the
money that they would spend in get
ting up md in attending the Inaugural
Ball. for the relief Of those sufferers
than they would be an evenings
Dance.
The governor expressed the hope
that the people of the state would on
tribute still more largely to the north
west relief organization for Russia and
Ukraine, and the Near East relief, as
we'll as to endeavor to make the COM
Ling Christmas season a aso of joy
for the poor people Of our own state.
A pre-holiday dance will be given
in Guild hall Saturday afternoon by
the alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta.
Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs. Paul Waller
and Mrs. Cecil Lille will be in charge.
with Mrs. Lille acting as chairman.
The hours will be from 3 to 6 o'clock.
In connection with the dance. a
+ group Of young women will conduct
a fudge sale during the afternoon.
The a Matrons' club will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. ].
P. Reiton, Fenton avenue. Mrs.
hostess. Tho meeting will open at
$3.50 o'clock and Mrs. ETC. Hagen
son will be in charge of the program.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Haagenson
Is giving a bridge party in coVpli-
ment to Mrs. r. 8. Hayford of Min
neapolis.
Mrs. F. W. Goodeve of Winnipeg.
who has been with her husband. Rev.
Mr.. Goodeve Of st. Paul's church, for
several days, returned to Winnipeg on
"Wednesday evening.
Tre third district Of the Methodist
\ Aid society will meet with Mrs. P. A.
McClernan, 22O Fourth avenue, this
afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
lilly McColgan will be the assisting
h hostess.
81. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn of LAko-
ia are here to spend the holiday sea-
) son with the latter's aunt, Mrs. r. A.
hlILSOQS avenue IT,
GT The Luther League society OF the
L Swedish Lutheran church announces
a bazaar and social hour in the
N church auditorium this evening. The
bazaar will open at 8 o'clock, and the
ii young people will have a good display
o. fancy work, candies. and suitable
Christmas gifts for sale at this time.
Refreshments will be served and
~ 80 ,r1 o%11nfu will hA nrfovnd nv
those who wish to attend.
+ Mrs. cnnord Barnard. who has
heen i'll for some time, is reported
Somewhat improved, and will return
to her duties in the states attorneys
Of1ice in about a week.
A sale of home made foods and
andes will be sponsored Saturday
afternoon by tho young women of the
sTriangle class of the Methodist
Sunday school. The sale will take
place in Pratt's Groceteria and all the
members of the class are asked to
bring their contributions to tina place
before 2 o'clock. Miss Katherine Jen.
sen is in charge of arrangements for
the affair and she is assisted by the
Misses Rose Ferch, Esther Re Crum
Minnie Buchanan and Lola Escher.
Miss Sara Sneidman, who spent the
past two months in Grand Forks, re.
turned to her home in Winnipeg or
Saturday.
Mrs. n. o.. Cooperman and daugh,
ter, Joyce Mildred, of Minneapolis
are here to be the holiday guests O.
Z Mrs. Cooperman's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Max Rabinovich, $40 Universit,
avenue. /.