Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-01
Slides Will Be
SholDn at Lecture

Particular interest is being shown
in the stereopticon lecture which Miss
Ida Green will give next Monday
night, February6, in the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Miss Green's talk will be in the in
terest Of the seven union colleges in
the Orient, for which more adequate
equipment is being sought. She will
describe the ives and abilities OF the
Oriental people, whose progress is
impaired by lack of proper equipment
for the educational institutions which
have been erected in the countries.
The Union colleges are located in
China. India and Japan. Miss Green
has made a careful survey and study
of the natives and their needs. She
is a fluent speaker and has lectured
in most Of the principal cities of this
country and France. where she spent
several months in Y. W. c. A. work
during the world war.
The lecture which Miss Green will
give in Grand Forks will be ope to
the public. No admission will be
charged but an offering will be taken.
The Ladies' Aid of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church will meet on Thurs
day afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Fred H. Scott, 613 First emu All
| members and friends are invited to
the meeting.
The Scandinavian w. G: T: U: will
meet on Friday afternoon in the home
of Mrs. A. Hovick Fadness, 3O1 North
Seventh street. A business meeting
will precede the social hour.
Mrs. n. s.. Davies and Mr.. Joseph
Mahowald won high scores at the
card party given Tuesday evening in
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There were 70 tables in play. A
warm supper was served at the con-
! clusion of the game. The ladies of st.
Mary's Altar society we're in charge.
The Bethany Ladies' Aid will meet
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. N,
Falkanger. Mrs. A. A. Hofto. Mrs. X,
A. Hofto and Mrs. Nick Nelson will
be the hostesses.
En- route to their home in Park
River. Mrs. Lawrence Ffnneseth and
small daughter. Margaret Ann
be the guests for a short time Of Mrs
F. A. Cameron. Fuller apartments
Mrs. Finneseth and her daughter
have Just returned from spending sew.
eral months in Long Beach. Cal. They
left this morning for their home.
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Marquette chapter. Catholic Daueh:
ters Of America, nave completed
plans for the card party which they
will give tonight in the auditorium o.
st. Michael's pro-Cathedral. Pro.
ceeds from the party will be turned
over to the parochial school.
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Next Saturday night. in the bniver.
sity armory. the annual "post-exan
Jubilee" will be given. Seven thirty
o'clock IL the opening hour. and thu
fun will continue until eleven thirty
the committee in charge has an
nounced. Dancing and stunts will b
included on the program. The Jubilee
which Is looked forward to with en-
thustasm each year. gives the varsity
students an opportunity for socia
recreation after the semester exam
nations.
The marriage Of Miss Ida NJ. spicer
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Spicel
OF Falconer township, and Harold
Hanson OF Tawatinaw. Alberta, tool
, place this morning in the ofaces O
Justice of the Peace Phil McLoughlin
Nj. McLoughlin performed the cere
mony.
hts bride will be ct home u. Taw1t
NAV. Alta.
The Faithful Workers Of the Metre
dist church have received several.i let
ters from their secretary. Miss Heller
Collins. who Is spending the winte
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Collins, in Los Angeles and Loni
Beach. Cal. During Miss Collins