Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-26
Eastern Star Is
Install Officers

A special meeting Of Acacia chap.
Ter, Order OF Eastern Star. Ii tched.
uled for. Thursday evening. beginning
I ate7:30, o'clock In the auditorium spi
the temple. Al this time the asspnal
Installation OF oficsrs will take place
with DR.. g. A: saundersons acting =,
installing ofncer. Mr.. Kate Arm
strong will onaciate as installing
Mr.. Lolita RanAall. retiring worthy
matron. - In charge Of arrangements.
and she has prepared a musical Pro
gram to pfecede the formal instalM-
ton.
Omcers to be Installed at this time
include the following: ~
Alberta Warnken. worthy matroi;
N. NJ. kroyer. worthy patron: May
NJ. Hankey. associate matron: Maude
NJ. Adams; secretary; Gladys Whit
man treasurer; Media Pratt, !. con-
'ductress: Harriet saunderson. associ-
ate conductress; Janette Webster.
Lovinia Farauer, organist; Dena Bit
zan, Adah; Martha Wilde, Ruth;
Josephine Ashley, Esther; Lula
Gardner, Martha: Lydia Glass. Electa:
Katherine Sowle, warder; Katherine
Fitzpatrick. sentinel. These eficers
will be in charge OF the work the
first meeting in January. i
M. E
in revfSing the old. custom Of street
carolling on Chrietmas eve. the girls
Of the high school Student Club un-
der the joint direction Of Mrs Angus
Johnston and Miss Eleanor HealS
have earned a good deal Of favorable
comment from the many residents
who heard the songs IN Sunday even
ing. All through the city, candles
were plainly displayed as a signal to
the %caroilcrs that they were wanted
to stpp and stnG. and so far as was
possible, the girls did stop and carol
the old familiar anthems of Christ
mas. In every case. they were en-
Enthusiastically received, for without ex-
ception the custom is regarded as a
beaut;fu! one, according ito those in
charge Of the group. This is the first
year that street carolling->ha teen.
done. but it's success points to repeti-
ton on a larger scale hereafter, it Is
believed.
There-,were 10 girls IN the group
and they were driven from place to
place on a large bob sleigh, stopping
at intervals to sing a short, program
of songs.
Five hundred dollars has been coll
lected to date in the drive for the
union Christian colleges fund. 1t was
reported last evening by the local COM
mittee. and IL is hoped that by the end
OF the present week. the remaining
two hundred dollars Of the full quota
will have been collected.
This is the final week Of the drive,
and effort will be redoubled to get
donations in by Saturday, this week.
h committee states. If the geneyal
board IN h United States is able to
raise the two million dollar fund
which is being solicited, the third
million required is to be presented by
the Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Memorial fund. 1t has been esti-'
required to adequately equip the seven
colleges for women, and the Rookie
teller Memorial fund has offered one
million if the joint committee collects
the other two million.
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Word was received a few days ago
from Miss Doris Payne who is in Porto
Rico to the effect that Miss Adelaide
Collins who recently underwent an
operation there ia improved, and Miss
Payne. Miss Collins and Miss Ruth
Hoover we've planning on spending
Christmas day In San Juan. ~.
Mrs.H: u. Payne had as her guests
for Christmas Mrs. C. F. Holmes and
children of 1nkster, N. d.
a.. r.. X II 49,
Miss Francis Briggs, a student at
the university"of Wisconsin, Madison,
spending the holidays with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Briggs
East Grand Forks. -
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i eat Ray lunch 1t 1880 every noon
at the Hotel Dacotah. Costs SO cents.