Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18
Mrs. 3. e. overacker entertained.

Mrs. b. e. Overacker entertained
seven little boys In her homo between
4 and Z o'clock. Thursday afternoon,
In compliment to her son Edmund,
who observed his eleventh. birthday
anniversary at that time. Tho boys
en!oySd .ga1nes during the hours. and
refreshments, the feature OF which
was q birthday cake With l~ishted.can-
dies. concluded tho AFTERNOON. The
guests were Donald Hart, Donald
Traufler. Donald Swenson, Dan and
Albert Glockner, Dick Williamson and
Earl 'Roarig.
Mrs Oscar Wick and Mrs, Olaf
Rrundeen will be h~ostesses to the
Swedish Lutheran. Aid society in the
church parlors on Wednesday, after
noon. \
The Bluebird class OF the Metho-
dist Sunday school met Friday eve
ming with Miss :, Pauline Lehman.
North Fourth street. and officers were
elected to serve during this year. Miss
Harriet McDouEall was named preBi-
dent; Miss Ethel Severson was elected
vice president, and Miss Clarice An
dsrson, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mrs. f..
A. Cameron. class Instructor. was also
n guest Of Miss Lehman last evening.
After the business Of the meeting,
games were enjoyed and refreshments
served. 4
The editorial stan Of the Grand
Forks high school annual, THE FORK"
announces that a beauty contest SIM
liar to that just completed by the
Dacotah" staff will be staged in the
high school within the next two
weeks. -
Eligibility as voters in the contest
will be determined by whether or not
the student purchases a copy, of the
annual. according to Alden Sources,
editor-in-chief of the publication.
Each voter will be required to list the
three or four young women in the
school,. who in his opinion. are the
most beautiful girls attending school,
when count will be made by the edi-
torial staff, and the winner announced.
1t is thought that the contest will
stimulate interest in the book and
also result In a larger sale Of it.
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Miss M. Beatrice Johnstohe went
to McCanna, N. D.. last evening to be
present at a program and bazaar
which was staged by school district
"a, Under the direction of Miss Nellie
Kello. Miss tombstone was accom-
panied by Miss Julia Brady OF East
Grand Forks and Miss Clara Struble
Of the local high school faculty. Miss
struble appeared on the program, CIV
Ing a discourse on her European trip
of the past summer.
Chi Delta Phi the form
al pledging OF Miss Karine Dokken
OF Leeds. N. D.
The Wheelers' club pledged Miss
F'redina Rhlneholt of this city, at In
formal services on Friday afternoon.
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~ MFs. Emil Moen (Cornelia CARR Of
Hunter N. D., is a week end guest at
the Delta Gamma sorority house.
In honor of their new house moth
er, Mrs. Helen c. Stickney, the mem-
bers Of Delta Zeta are entertaining
at a tea between the hours OF 3 and s
O'Clock this afternoon: Decorations
carrying out the Thanksgiving scheme
are being used. the cofors being black
and orange. Miss Bessie Johnston is
In charge Of the arrangements I for
the tea. i
$Mfs. RALPH Iyrsoh.s 1870 ~ Belmont
avenue, EFT Friday evening fer the
Twin Cities where she will spend one
week with friends and relatives.
Mrs. GID. Willis was elected chair
ma of the Christmas Cheer club
which held It's first meeting in the
home of Mrs. r.. r. Bridgeman, 1928
Belmont avenue, on Thursday even-
ing, and Mrs. F. H. Minney was nam
ed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the organi-
zation.
The club will hold meetings regu-
larly each week from this time until
Christmas. and the time at each meet
Ing will be spent in sewing and pre-
pairing supplies for some needy fami-
ly in the city. It is the plan after
investigating the requirements of such
n family, to provide all that il needed
by the various members to make
them comfortable. Mrs. ". s. Nc
Kinsey and Mrs. Wheeler Smith COM
prise the committee which is to in
vestigate conditions in the interest Of
the club.
The next meeting OF the club will he
held with Mrs. S.. c. Olson.
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