Grand Forks herald., 1922-01-16

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j. Noble White as leader, gave a flag,
salute. These people contributed
vocal numbers: Mrs. S. II. Mckenzie,
Mrs. W. IT, Horner. Ernest Is. Coon
and j. Noble White.
Mrs A. D. Baughman, district presi-
dent Of the w. c. r. u, presided over
the afternoons program. Invocation
was pronounced by Rev. James Austin
and Mrs. James McLain had charge
Of the scripture reading and prayer.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for the afternoon card
party next Thursday, which the
Catholic Daughters of America will
give, announces that both grand-nola
and bridge will be played. The party
is to be given in the Knights OF Col
umbus club rooms playing to begin
promptly at 2:30 o'clock. 4
Mrs. j. V. Hogan is chairman of
the committee in charge. The tea
tables will be presided over by Mes
DANES W. II. Bird, Herb Harvey and
Martin J. Cotton.
The card party is the first OF q
series which Marquette chapter is to
give. All ladies interested in cards
are extended an invitation to attend
and special invitations are issued to
the bridge and grand-nola clubs OF
Grand Forks.
Proceeds from the parties will be
used by the society for charity.
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All Masons expecting to attend the
KEN Patrol masquerade party on
Tuesday evening. January "a. may
secure information regarding costumes
from George A. Benson of The Herald.
the committee in charge has an
nounced. The party is being looked
forward to with considerable interest!
1t Is to be informal and will be given
in the Masonic temple ball room. The
Prizes are to be awarded the best
dressed guests. A grand march is
also to be among the party features.
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A card party will be given Tuesday
evening in St. Mary's auditorium by
committee of men of st. Mary's
church. The game is to be grand
nola and refreshments will be served
At it's conclusion. Messrs- M. Nor
man, M. F. Murphy, P. A. McClernan,
NJ. M. O'Connor, 7. Mullgan and Paul
St, Lawrence are members of the
committee. Assisting during the eve
ming will be Misses Margaret Thacker,
Grace Miller, Genevieve and Monica
McClernan, Eleanor Kelly. Beatrice
o'Donnell and Thelma Bonnet
ACSOnlpdHlcu NY her lWO UduSiLe1o
Misses Marion and Helen. Mrs. &. A.
Mcdonald left this morning for Be
midi Mimi, to spend the coming two
weeks. as the guests of Mrs. Nc
Donald's parents. Mr.. Mcdonald has
gone to Minneapolis, where he will
attend the Northwest Lumbermen's s
annual convention. He will join his
family in Bemidji en- route.
Mrs 7. J. Smith. 1876 Reeves ave-
nue.. returned Sunday morning from
Rochester, Mimi, where she has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Donald
K Woods, a patient in the Mayo hos
pital The many friends of Mrs.
Woods will be pleased to know that
she is recovering nicely from the op-
Grafton which she has undergone.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. K. Ahlroth, 500
Walnut street. are entertaining Mrs.
Ahlroth's brother. Orville Caesar of
Superior, Wis. Mr. Caesar is en- route
to his home from a. Pacific coast visit.
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The Women's Catholic Order of
Foresters will meet on Tuesday eve
There will be refreshments served
after the business meeting.
An interesting stereopticon lecture
based on the book. The Kingdom
And the Nation" was given on Sun
day evening in the First Baptist
church by Rev. John Gerald York,
pastor. The lecture replaced the
regular evening service. 1t was well
attended.
On Tuesday evening the university
faculty dancing club will give its third
party of the year. Emard's first or
chestra will furnish the evenings 3
music and dancing will begin at s:15
o'clock.
The Rebekah circle will hold a
regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon
in the Odd Fellows hall. Mesdames
RIA. Fraser. S. S. Harrison and j. E.
Richmond will be the lostesses.
& Miss Alice Hale, 413 South Sixth
street, will be hostess Aais evening to
the Alpha Phi Alumnae club at its
regular meeting.
"A meeting OF the ladies' Aid Of the
Evangelical church will be held in the
home OF Mrs. w. c. Menges. PA
Nsedlework will be the afternoon s
diversion.
s5 Mrs. e. e. Sherman was hostess to
the Bridge club in her homie, 305 Ver-
non avenue, today. A / o'clock lunch
( con was followed by an afternoon OF
bridge. There we're four tables.
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SsS Mrs. J. n. Carroll entertained a
connpany Of eighteen guests at a
lu1cheon Sunday evening in her home.
sI1e3 University avenue. Mr.. and
& Mr.. @. g. James of Williston. N D.
VINO are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
1 HSnry Glass were the guests OF honor
51ffn. CaSrclI was assisted by her
dsqehter, Miss Rose Carroll.
ftss Kate Ryan will entertain the
10y Blks at = o'clock luncheon. or
day IN her apartment in the Ryan
~ III. 1efere Will be twelve guests
016nd-nola win be played during thu
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