Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-17
FOUNDERS DAY IS
CELEBRATED MONDAY

Chapter u of P. e. O. SiSterhood'
gathered in the home of Mrs. Don
Mcdonald. SOB South Fifth street. on
Monday evening to celebrate III an
niversary of the founding Of the p.
f. o. society f%fty-three years ago. A
covered dish supper at $50 o'clock
opened the evenings festivities.
Twenty-six guests were seated.
Yellow n white. the colors Of P.
E. O., predominated through the
rooms and the supper tables held
baskets Of yellow chrysanthemums.
With Miss Lillian Bulge presiding,
the following casts were given: THE
Meaning Of P. e. o." by Miss Be
R athiss '0h mrs: f. F. "c fls}s6er: D MN in
First Impressions of Chapter D."
Mesdames David r.. Jenkins and E..
T. Towne, and 1.-THE Educational
Fund" by Mrs. Howard E. Simpson.
Original songs dedicated to the
chapter, and some other interesting
musical numbers supplemented the
toasts. Mrs. L. C. Harrington and
Miss Jessie Bulge were in charge of
this phase of the affair. , F.:
Chapter D was organized in Grand
Forks in 1913, and has since grown to
become one of the leading women's
organizations in the city. ?
h national p. f. O.. society was
founded on January q. 1869. by a.
group Of seven girls at Wesleyan COL
lege, Mount Vernon, Iowa. Chapters
of the society are now established in
most of the leading cities Of America.
One of the. objects of he P. E. o. is to
assist young women through college.
The entertainment committee Of
| the Knights of Columbus have an
nounced another Of their informal
| n orene, f@r fha h1~~ ~ <Ao f1~l Ae
and their families. The party Is to
be given o. Friday evening. Jan. 20,
in the K. of c.. club rooms. The hours
will be between 9 and ~.
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The meeting of the Women's Cath
Ollie Order OF Foresters tonight will
begin promptly at 1880 O'Clock, it Is
! announced. All members are urged to
be on hand at that hour as the meet
ing is to be a brief and important one.
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The Young Peoples society Of thu
Bethel Lutheran church will meet to-
night at eight o'clock. The social
hour arrangements win be made by
Mrs. J. Sromstead, who will also
serve refreshments.
+ All members of the church and So
ciety and all young people of the city
who are interested are invited to at
tend. The program which has been
arranged for h first part of the eve
ming follows:
Devotionals-Mr. Brokke.
Song-Young Girls Bible class.
Reading of minutes.
Vocal Solo--Mr. Bjuland.
Reading-Miss Rose Hornland.t
Vocal So]o-Miss Lydia Norheim.
Talk-Mr. Edward Thompson.
Selection-Mr. Bjuiand.
/ Closing Prayer-Mr. O.. Senum.
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In compliment to Mrs. Alma Good
rich: who is celebrating her SD birth
day today, Mrs. H. L. Pitts entertained
a company Of ladies in her home
his 1iS.Arsion was "a rds Mrs. Good
rich is Mrs. A. G. schultheis' mother
2 Z a pioneer resident OF Grand
Mrs. A. W. Dennl.s entertained four
tables Of bridge in her home, 9O2WaI-
nut street, on Monday afternoon.
High score was won by Miss Jennie
Nesbit.
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Between the hours OF 4 and 6 O'Clock
the pledges OF 9Pi chapter, Alphi8P Phi
sorority. will entertain at an INFORMAL
tea next "Wednesday. afternoon. Ali
the girls Of the freshman class at the
state university have been invited to
the affair.