Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-26

Miss Bertha Palmer OF Bismarck,
assistant superintendentSof public In
struction is in Grand Forks for a
Short stay. She .s>tourfng a number
Of the cities in this section OF the
state. .
Mrs. Kate s. Wilder was elected
president Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Wonlen:s club of Fargo, at
the annual meeting and banquet held
Thursday evening. Mrs. Wilder has
been very active in the work of. this
Organization since it vas established
from this city.
The Mayflower Sewing society of
the Bethel Lutheran church will meet
at 2 O'Clock Saturday afternoon In the
nArlors of the church.. Mrs. Edw.
Thompson Will serve refreshments.
A program has been arranged for
this occasion, also:
Miss S. Edna Hesketh, pupil u
Miss Nella Kingsbury OF the depart
ment of expression of Wesley College,
will be presented in gherssenior recital
at Corwin Hall this evening, begin
ming at 8 o'clock.
Miss Hesketh is known to Grand
Forks audiences AS a reader of ex-
c4ptional talent and ability, and her
friends will hear her in her best work
this evening. Besides graduating
from the expression department Of
VALLEY College, Hiss Hesketh will
course at the state university, regis,
tering honors in both courses. She
IT, one Of the students named for Phi
Beta Kappa, honorary literary fra
ternity. '
IA. w. Mason's Green Stockings
q drama in three acts. 4isathe selec-
ton to be read by Miss Hesketh, and
she is to be assisted on the program
by Mrs. E. A.. Arhart. violinist, and
Miss Marie Satt!er, accompanied.
The characters to be taken by the
young reader are j. U. Smith. a mar
Of keen intellect: Robert Tarver. Will
lixrn Farady, who works hard at his
daughters matrimonial affairs; Celia,
arharming girl, but un~appreciated in!
the family because she is without
suitors; PHYLLIS, Who looks out for
her own inte-ests;\Evelyn.,a married
daughter; Aunt liza. Gel as colleague;
Martin, the butler and Kent. the
chauffeur.
Between the acF OF the drama,
there will be musical numbers. 4
Miss Myra Thompson stopped in
Grand FORKS on neF way from ner
| home in Danville, Ill. 10 Saskatch-
evan, Can. where she viii go tosmake
her home. While here she has been
kthe guest of Miss Viola Pau1son. 513
6Cherry street. Until about six weeks
Miss Thompson was employed as
Emanager of the sheet music depart-
Enlent in the Poppler Piano company
&sstpre here.
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THE Daughters Of Norway will meet
Ean the K. p. hall on Sunday after
moon at $3.50 o'clock, and, from there
&lhsy will go to the cemetery to dec
Morate the gravesso OF soldiers.
n Is Il k9 u
MRS. j.. Walker Smith Of Mime
apolis and Mrs. M. q. Olson we're
Euests Of honor at q pretty luncheon
Iiven today IN the home Of Mrs.
Nugust Eggers. 612 South Fifth
Sbtreet. Garden Movers Were used IN
he rooms. The hostess was assisted
6uring the hours $bX Mrs: F.fJ. King
Yrs. Philip Bangs and M~rs.s$Janle'
kRnnedy. Twenty guests attended
BE affair. as
$500 k.f \ \ ss.3f
BEMrs. G. s.. Hemsted. 1910 Universe
~ avenue, entertained II women in
hnor Of her mother. MISS. G. Weav.-
OF. Iowa City. la on Thursday
e3ternoon. Mrs. Weaver is here e
eend the summer With. her daughter
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