Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-10
Directors Made
Plans For Annual
Y. w. C. IA. Drive

Mrs>H. H. Healy, 1923 Lewis Boule-
ward. will entertain the Women's'
Home Missionary society OF the Meth
odist church on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ". "A. Mcintyre will speak -
the federation; convention in Devils
Lake, and Miss Pearl Ball win sing.
Members Iare asked to note that
dues viii be payable at this time.
"A program on China, consisting Of
letters from Mr.. and Mrs. William
Keye. former students at the, uni-
versity, who, are now in the. ORIENT.
read by Mrs. H A. Walen, will fea-
ture the regular session of the Con
gregational. Guild to be held IN the
iafternoon.s$$s The hour Of meeting is
$3.50 o'clock Social hostesses will
be Mrs. VS.. Mckinsey and Mrs.
Henry Glass, and regular hostesses
will include Mrs. j. 4. Isoud, Mrs. r..
L. Douglas, Mrs NJ. Rasmussen and
Mrs. Thomas Berse.
With Miss : Ruth Gaulke cham
pioning Jiggs and Miss Hazel Larhbe
leading the Maggie. element. the High
School Student club Is putting on q
membership campaign the first three
days OF the week. The contest began
Monday, and will be brought to q close
with a general mass meeting of Club
members on Wednesday afternoon.
The club has been divided into two
sections. the one section known as
the Jiggs members, inc ther other as
the adherents of Maggie. The at
warm with the strenuous campaign
ing that is being carried on. the COM
petition between sides adding vigor
to the contest.
AS members are signed up by the
Jlggs workers, they are given> a black
hat inscribed with the letters IS. c."
and the Maggie members receive
white rolling pins which establish
their affiliations.
AS an indicator of the side which
is leading in the contest. two dolls
made up to represent Jiggs and Mag
gle are placed in the main corridor
in the order in which tho two sides
stand in the race. When the Jiggs
followers are in the lead. Maggie is
seen to be running after Jisss, and
The winning side will be announced
on Wednesday. \and the losers will
then fete the winners at the Hallow.
cen party to be given On October 81,
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Epsilon chapter Of Delta Zeta sor
GRITTY announces the pledging Of Miss
Dorothy rorkelson Of Bowman, N. D
A-few local women have received
Invitations to a s o'clock bridge par.
ty to be given by Mrs. Herbert Hodg.
son, Mrs. James E. Montague, anG
Mrs. Martin A. Good Of Crookston
on Monday October IS.
Mrs. Peter German, SIG lone ave,
nue.. is entertaining as her guest he,
daughter. Mrs. Eugene Calvin. O.
CLASSY Lake. Alberta.
Mrs. J. r. IIardie. 31s Cheyenn,
avenue, entertained 20 women in he,
Il hons, on Monday afternoon. After, I
!, few hours Of music and needlework
: the hostess, with the assistance o
Mrs.F. J.. She'll and Mrs. L. 8. Gard
ner. served, refreshments.
: The Wheelers' club announces tn
pledging of Miss Helen Stickney o
Protland, Ore.
The Lady of Lourdes sodality o
st. Mary's church will sponsor a a
party in the auditorium of the churcl
E this evening. Play will begin at
o'clock, and the game will be gran'
nola. The public is invited to at
t tend.
The first meeting OF the universit,
Y. w. C. A. will be held at 6:1
o'clock today in the Women's Leagu
h rooms. A feature of the meeting vii
be a rousing ""stng" to be led by Mis-
o Valerie Sherlock. 1t Ia expected tina
n q large number Of young women wi
e turn out for the session today.
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81. A party of motorists from st. Pau,
e including John Fahey, Mary an
VI Joseph Mulligan and Miss Margare
Waidon. stopped here Sunday q
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hunter
. 725 North Sixth street. They wer
en- route to Winnipeg, Man.. and Mul
lie rry, Sask. t. visit with friends.
!" The card party which had bee
planned by the Eastern Star to b
f. given one week ago will be given o
Thursday evening this week. Playin
will begin at 8 o'clock. and all Eas'
, ern Stars, Masons and families al
% invited to attend. The party will /
given in the large dining Of tn
Temple. @
a Mrs. L. c. Harrington, 1913 Belmo1
avenue, entertained the Entire No,
= moon. and following an interestir
program she served re1reshment
Mrs. J.. E.. Hetherington and Mr.
Charles .LeMasurier gave papers. an
following the presentation Of eac
number, the club members held
discussion. Mrs. O. b. Burtness.
former member OF the local organ
zation. was a guest Of the club c
Dollar nay, Friday, Oct. IA
NORTHERN NORMAL LOSES.
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