Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-11
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4. . Meet Thu,r,sdlau.

Sns recital from the works or
browning, Burns, 1~pnsfeliow, snakes
eet and 1bsen vytll constitute the
January meeting Il the sThrr.day
aasfcai club thi. week. Mn. 6
, Tason has the prsograrn in charge.
III lneeuns will pas held inryhs,auditt
ssfHh,,H,.nl: q h public library SON
O'clock. ~"o w DI pSl5 r.
'fhe prosranAhasE been SIS, N
three groups, English. scotch and
irish numbers TO make b i .firs,
group. American And Scandinavian
.'.ss' rsspectivelyf will be studied
- me remaining two groups.
nc-'on =: a. Greenteaf will give a pa
,snnos we iirS IANpup, descriptive
Edward Nan. MrS s;,s,ason viii sing
'.ll.: nu'noers in illustration Of
n.nerlcan works. .fhe paper for this
Soup VAL be- pseseatedlbv Mrs. IL. y.
hor the Scandinavian eroup,s Mrs.
" oaell will give the paper, Miss
...'!a Inoreson will sing :. group of
avian writers. as >. 80 \
MISS Valborg Aakhus, pia4isessswin.
upen the program with the rendition
W. .ns last movement OF the .'".1Grieg
ioonA1a The concluding feature will.
oe g. group OF flute numbers by.Ja-4
coo Mr.. Evanson;.;s as chos-,
en- 70 q "Mctzxefs by the Brook
Scnertzo-Capricciof by aahaphil and
saeter-'en.ens" b sondax- 4
Mrs. Adam Sikld, SIS University
Asenne. was at ho4e informally this
S[te:noon IN compliment to her guest,
mrs. Ray Brenna Of Duluth. MINI.
Asrand nola furnished the afternoo,ls
entertainment and FIVE tables were in
play; The hpstess served 4 dainty
lunch at 5 O'clock. Mrs. 'Brenna will.
SeaVe on Thursday for Yacolt, Wash,
Where she. will spend the remainder. Of
the winter with friends. g:ss.nfsty:s
8 4 : y a!rta>rt:et
~ informal party to be,given to-
club will be .narAAney some features
o. interest. amop Fem a. group Of.
dances by some of75 pupils from the
Rhodes dancing stu ): Winter" wilr'
Rutke, Geraldine Babler. Jean Nc
s.1hvray. Della. Deary. Lucille Eoyle
q tAinor. Gordon. Little. Misses,
katherine King and Elvera Bitter. will
give the THE Filtration Miniature"
All bers OF the club are, invtted to
me party. Dancing will be the evc-'
ntng's pleasure. and the hours arc to
DC from 8 to L. o'clock. Y"
During the hours of the Ladies'. Aid
meeting Of the First PEeebyterian
church this afternoon, "a food; sale
was conducted by the girls .ynfs Mrs.t
II. ". F.. Laws school class. asThis,
vas tas regular monthly SEGA: a.. of E
~ - 80 . i i. or .,H .#ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roarts and:
swo children, Earl and. CorinRerssa ia.
Washington street. have returned
irom a iortnight's visit at points in
Wisconsin and Illinois. ]
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Mrs. Agnes Lavallee has returned
from Vancouver, WASH, where she
has been the guest of relatives tor
several weeks.
The Service Star Legion of. Grand
Fo-Ss will hold its January meeting
on Thursday afternoon. January IL:
IN She Commercial club roofns.;.optn
en- Dg ats o'clock$8 All members" Of
the organization are urgently re-
euested to attend as this is the first
meeting Of the society for 1922. The
bus ness meetirg will center about
plans for ths dcYfng m2nths of the
new year. Mrs. hn b. Cooley, will
preside over "A Elementary drtll
which is to be 3 { the interesting
features of the ing. i,
KEN Patrol aSSNa ces plans for a
masquerade ball g given Tuesday
night. January e. the Masonic
Temple from Ia clock. sIt1 is to
:. be. informal. and H9ben to all Wagons
and their ladies. Dancing is to hsnthe..
main diversion. Prizes will be award
4 cd for the best costumes. and Sat4fl,e
O'Clock refreshments will be served.
The committee in charge of plans, for
the party, has P. G:s F1ankey $ 5chairst4
%man. ~ - afhs%
give a. talk on Thursday afternoon
at the meeting OF. the Guild of the
plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church.
The meeting is tosopen at 3 o'clock
and a large abundance is desired.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mesdames J. II. Bond, W. B. Della
meter and c. r. Foster Sts5