Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-26

OU ny 1OCdl%peOple In the OLD aShiOn
ed dancing party which will be staged
IN the city auditorium on Friday even
Ing. blythe members of the Business
and Professional Women's club OF. the
city. The big armory floor has been
repaired, and the place is being elab-
orately decorated in anticipation of a
record attendance.
Mrs. Jean c. Taylor is in charge of
arrangements for the party, and with
q committee of assistants, has been
! putting forth g great deal Of effort to
assure enjoyment to every guest. The
program OF dances includes numbers
which are, attractive to old people as
well az to young. and parents and
children alike will be amply entertain
ed II the intentions of the committee
are realized.
In the f~eceivnig, line will be all
the officers: OF the club, as we'll as per-
sons who served at. the head. of the
several committees. They. are: Miss
Medora Knox, Mrs. Laura Young, Mrs.
Jean q. sIaylopstAfiss Clara Struble,
Mrs-+Asn$6 Miss .Jane~:SW God,
Mss Margaret Van Dusen, Miss Min
ME Knutson. Miss Mildred Metcalf.
Miss Helen Grace Leo, Mrs. Mabel
Pierce Miss Belle Mcknight, Miss
Stella German, Miss Sylvia Finch,
Mrs. Kate Austin, Mrs Laura Wick-
ard. Miss Lillian She'll. DR.. Margaret
Peake. Miss Elizabeth O'Gorman, Miss
Elizabeth Cummings and Miss Alice
Hanson, Mrs. Mary Bosse will pre-
side at the punch table.
W.. W. Hall. formerly OF Grand
Forks. will arrive in Grand Forks Fri
day from his summer home at Maple
Lake, and will take charge OF the
dance program following the prelude
which will be directed by Miss Metcalf
on the auditorium stage!
The party Will begin at 8 o'clock.
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An interesting social gathering was
held on, Monday In connection with the,
special election at the home Of Mrs.
L. K. Raymond one Of the precinct
polling places In the city,. Monday
was Mrs. Raymond's seventieth birth
day anniversary and following the
counting Of tho votes she invited those
who served on the eletcion board with
her to stop for refreshments. A large
birthday cake was the feature. Those
on the board were George Robbins A.
w. Dennis Mrs. Brenna and Mrs. A.
r. Farquer, and in addition to those,
Mr.. and MrssaSW. P. Davies and L..&K.
RAYMOND Jr;. were guests.
Mrs. F. C. Mullen entertained eight
women friends in her home, III Cot
tonwood street. on Wednesday after
noon, the affair being in compliment
to her sister, Mrs. A. E. McMichael7 OF
Wahpeton, who is her house guest.
The afternoon was spent informally,
and refreshments were served at the
conclusion.
A talk on Law Enforcement" by a
local business. man is the principal.
feature of the program to be given at
the regular session OF the local w. C.
y. U. to be held in the Y. w. G. A.,
rooms o n Friday afternoon. In addi-
ton, there will be a program. of spe-
cial music. Hostesses will be Miss
Beatrice Johnstone, Miss Belle Me-.
Phail, and Mrs. CIR. Davies. A}large
attendance is requested.
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The Catholic women residing on
University avenue are sponsoring a
Itorium OF st. Michaers pro-cathedral
on Friday afternoon. Both bridge
and grand-nola will be played, and
all persons interested are invited.
Mrs. A. M. Thorson, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. L. f. Gibson, AL
mont avenue for the past week, left
for her home in Devils Lake this
morning. Ia:
Mrs. c. N. Schuyler will leave FRI
day morning for Chicago to attend the
national co%nvention OF the Service
Star Legion which will be held In the
Drake hotel there from October 81 to.
November 4. Mrs. SCHUYLER goes as al