Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-13
FEBRUARY MEET OF
LEGION INTERESTING

The patriotic meeting held by the
Service Star Legion in the CONNER
cial club rooms on Saturday afternoon
was one of more than usual interest.
Following the business session. a pro-
gram fitted to the occasion was given.
Mrs. w. H. Witherstine led COM
munity singing. and Mrs. s. B. e.
Government" followed by d talk on
Lincoln and Washington by Mrs. j. G.
Moore.
A committee on nomination was
nominated from the floor, to report to
the organization at the March meet
ing. The annual election will be held
in April. a $ before. Mrs. ". H. With
John B. Cooley comprise the nominal
ing committee. 800
The nag code committee reported
that copies of the code have been
posted in every school room in the
city. and asked for one hundred addi-
tional copies to supply to persons and
organizations making special request.
These codes will be furnished to any
one upon application to the commit
tee or to: Mrs: J: G; Moore: president
The Grand ForksltNurses, associa-
ton will meet on Tuesday afternoon
It: 3 O'Clock in the Nurses Home
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A regular meeting of the Entire
Mouse club was held this afternoon in
the home of Mrs. ]. L. Hether.ngton,
401 Vernon avenue. Paris IL the
title of the paper which was present.
ed by Mrs. A. G. Dean. n Mrs. &c.
Harrington gave a paper on 1.-THE
Fordney Tariff"
Mrs. D. F. Sinclair entertained the
Monday Bridge club in her home. 216
Fourth avenue. this afternoon. There
were two tables ! in play !
There will be a meeting of the Y.
W. c. A. board Of directors IN the
parlors this evening, and business
matters of Importance will be taken
up at this time. This is the annual
meeting and new officers will be elect
ed. In addition. the board will con-
/ the lease on the present "Y" quarters.
SOC
This evening the Catholic Daughters
of America will give their first dane
ing party in the Knights of Columbus
hall, and plans have been made 10
care for about two hundred couples.
Valentine party, and valentine APP
pcintments will be used in the decor
ations. ,
Miss Edith Lamming will entertain
a company of friends at a theater par
ty this evening. Following the thea
ter, Miss Iamming will take her
guests to her home. 902 Belmont ave
nue., where there will be games and
refreshments. The hostess will be az
sisted during the evening by hel
mother, Mrs. Harold Lamming.
Complimenting Miss Marie Weis.
becker. who will leave shortly to re
sumo her studies at st. Luke's hospita
in st. Paul. Miss Marie Youngbcrs
will entertain a group of friends ir
her home, 21S Cottonwood street, til
evening. Valentine place cards anC
decorations will be used. and favors
in the form Of novel Valentines viii
go to each guest. Miss Youngbers
will be assisted in entertaining hel
guests by. her mother, Mrs. Emma
Youngberg, and her sister, Miss Edit
Youngberg. Ill
Miss Evelyn German, a teacher il
the Emerald schools, was the CUES
of friends in the city over the week
end.
Mrs. John German. 407 Cherry
street. left on Saturday for the west
She will be the guest Of relatives a
Billings, Mont, and at several points
in Washington. @-As& s