Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-14

Lewis Lake; Rose tduper, BISMARCK.
The Recommendation vas also made
Forks club publish a club bulletin
some time before the convention here:
in accordance with the plan worked
out during h 1921 convention
Miss Pearl Young Of Alyarado,
MINI, spent sunday as a guest at the
Delta Zeta. house.
Mesdamcs>S S. Rursell and L. Allen
will be hostesses to the ladies' Aid of
the Swedish Lutheran church in the
church parlors on Wednesday after
noon. The meeting Is called for )
O'clock. ffEh =
Miss Hazel Fralich of Thompson is
the guest Of Miss Clara West. Herald
apartments. for several days.
Mrs. H. C. Nelson. Mrs. O.. Forum
and Mrs. Q. Leaf will have charge of
| branch of the Bethesda association in
ICoaton-Wilder's store OF Saturday.
Donations of foodstufIs of all varieties
will be acceptable. /.
Miss Sue Maloney entertained the
Bridge club in her home in the Dinnie
apartments on Monday
The Monday Bridge club members
! played at the home of Mrs. w. II.
Alexander. 43O South Fifth street on
Monday afternoon. ~
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The North Dakota Danes will meet
on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Karl StolE. 324 Vernon avenue. Mrs.
II. +. Simpson is in charge Of the
=! program. and she will read an Easter
play. Easter music will be another
feature of the meeting.
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There will be 4 meeting OF the
Auxiliary OF st. Paul's church in the
rectory Wednesday afternoon. The
topic for discussion will be, How We
May Make Lent More Useful to uur
People" Mrs. A. G.. Schultheis has
charge Of the program. Social and
refreshments hostesses will be Mines.
G.. H. Olmstcd. Tracy Bangs, and E.
A. Arhart.
AT 3 O'Clock Wednesday, afternoon,
the Ladies' Aid of the First Baptist
church will meet in the parlors of the
church. Mrs. n. j. Nelson has the
program in charge and a social lloui
will follow. the ladies of the second
section hcing the hostesses.
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a countess who is not SO much a
Il COuflLSSS t1dL SIG I'd lnOL uctOLe d
part of her time to the interests Of
the women and Girls Of her country,
is coming to this country in late
March to be ona OF the principal
guests at the national convention Of
the Young Women's christian Asso-
citation in Hot Springs Ark. next
April. 'Mamselle' Helene Goblet
d'Alviella is the president OF the Foy-
er des Alliees. in Brussels and al
though a volunteer worker. has as
busy a hand in the active manage
rnent as any Of her associates.
During the war. the Countess
d'Alvtella lectured to English and
American soldiers on Conditions in
Belgium during the German occupa-
ton" and became interested in the
work of the Young Womcn's Chris
tan Association in france. Tt was
largely as a result Of her personal eff
forts. that the organization was es-
tablshed in Belgium.
The Chicago Grand Opera com
pany. which will appear at the st.
Paul auditorium on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week. will draw
a number Of opera. lovers from Grand
Forks. Six girls from the Delta
Gamma sorority house will go down
on Friday night to hear the perform
anceS on Saturday.
The girls in the party will be Ruth
Wilkins. Mildred Bouzette. Martha
Crabbe> Vera Dtsbrow, Ethel johnson
and Marjorie Kavanaueh.
They will hear Mary Garden in
Saiome on Saturday afternoon. and
Rosa. Raisa in T~annhanser on Satnr-
day night. Other famous singers who
will appear. In those operas are Ed
ward johnson, tenor, who has beer
engaged for a. concert here In May;
Joseph Schwartz. Cyrena. Van Cor
don: Lucien Auratore. and H. Du-
frame.
Miss Alba Howe. OF the woman's
Shop, returned Sunday night from a
SIX weeks trip to Chicago. New
York, points in Florida and Cuba.
With her sister. Mrs. Rosetta Mil
roy, of San ~Francieco. and Mrs. Dry
den Of Chicago, Miss Howe left Chi
caso TOR Tampa, Florida. From
there the trio went to Havana, where
they spent eight days. They returned
to Key West. and spent a week a,
Miami. q week at Palm Beach. and a
few days at st. Augustine. Enroute
to New York they spent q few days
in WASHINGTON, d. c., INC then visited
In New York and Chicago. In the
two htter cities Miss Howe purchased
her spring stock for the Womana
Shop.
Mrs. Milroy came on to Grand
Forks with Miss Howe, but will Eeave
F~rancdsco.
Miss Ethel Iassert OF Emerald
n. D.. Ia the honse guest of Mis-!
Edith Youngbefk, Els Cottonwood st
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The Young Peoples Society Of tn
Bethel Lutheran church will NEE
this evening at 7:45 O'Clock. Tn,
principal number on the. program
will be an address by Rev. M. 70. Slet
Ia OF cooperstown. N. d. In addi
. ton there will be this program,
Devotionals So. Rev. MI. ,Hornlant
y Two Selections. J. Mixed Octett
Reading $50, Alma skovhoi
Duet ~. ~. !. e.. Erickson am
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