Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-05

Mrs, Ray Fisher, e202 Seward "
nue., entertained sixteen little girls
yesterday. afternoon in observance Of
the birthday:anniyersaries of her WI
daughters; Marjorie. g., and Marion,
3 years. of age. ThereHwere two birth
day cakes, and the Easter colors of
and white, were used on the
luncheon tables. The children played
games g, during the afternoon.
-Mrs.s.A..eI.: Bueche and her=-sister;
Mrs. c. Nelson. both of Warren.
Mimi, were shoppers in Grand Forks
on Tuesday.
Mrs A. w. Hosig. flat 50, New
Hampshire apartments left at noon
today for Mansion. Wis, where. she
was called by the illness Of relatives.
X Il 81,
+ Mr. and Mrs. Z. Iago and son, Ar
mold, 1905 International avenue will
in Minneapolis. Mrs. 1ago will stop
for several days to visit Mrs. Joseph
Fox of Fairmount: \: D. .
Mrs. w. c.. Gehring was one Of the
Larimore women. attending the East
ern Star school Of instruction Tues
day. While here Mrs. Cheering was
the guest of her brother, IN. w.
Spaulding.
The school Of obstruction for East
ern Star chapters of h third district
Of North Dakota opened at 4 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon at the Masonic
temple, with Mrs. Maude Adams pre-
siding. Mrs. Adams made the open
ing remarks, setting forth the pur-
pose of the school, and it's accomplish
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the members with the laws and ritual
Of the order. !.
! The address ofEsWelcome was given
by Mrs. Lolita Randall; present wor-
thy mRtron of.sAcacia chapter, and the
response, 1. came. from Mrs. Emma
Nelson. worthy matron of&the Lari-
mora chapter. During the afternoon
session. Mrs. Gladys Hill Mckenzie
sang several numbers.
Just following the afternoon gather
ing, "a banquet was served in the
dining room and places were set for
800 guests. Fifty of these were out
of town members OF the Eastern Star
order, who are being entertained in
the homes of Grand Forks members.
Mrs. Maude Adams and Grand Matron
CoratO. Richmoads Of. Minnewaukan
were presented with corsage bouquets
| while at the banquet tables. During
the banquet,.Mfs. Estelle Arhart con-
tributed. a violin selection and Miss
Joseph 1saacs and a committee ,ot
women served, the BANQUET. The
dining Dor was attractive. with Z
variety of spring flowers and green
streaners. -.
Before the close of the meeting on
I Tuesday evening, Past Matron Shefoe
Of Hillsboro presented the grand ma
tron of the state with a leather bas
on behalf OF the Eastern Star women
of the third North Dakota district.
Eight women, who presented the
nlaylet.. How the Story Grew at the
Methodist church some weeks ago, re
peated the production Just after the
banquet In the temple last evening,
hTlle play vas well. done and'the audi
ence much pleased:
gtnla Notwithstanding street went to
Orr, N. d. this morning to spend
the week with friends.
Miss Blanche Mersch aof Argyle
Mimi. Is the guestaof her sister, Mar.
garet Mcrsch at the Delta Gamma
house.
Miss Marjorie Cavanaugh, resi-.
dent Of thesD Delta Gamma house hal
gone to her home in Minot to remain
until after Easter. Miss Cavanaugh Il
infpoor health;
Twenty children are attending thu
classes In Kindergarten work which
are being conducted each day from (
to II o'clock In the auditorium Of
the public library. by Mr.. W
Myers. The work includes all of thu
4 features which are taught. insthe pub.
lie school ktndereGrten, and the chill,
dren show much interest In their
classee,
Mrs. II. IA. Libby. 500 South Eourtt
street. ACCOMPANIED by her littl,
granddaughter. lime, daughter Of Mr.
/ gore Fargo tosabs thcssgu est Of hei
son, ara a aughtersih-lAw