Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-06

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Miss Ida Green, lecturer. will speak
at the Methodist Episcopal church
this evening at 8 o'clock, under the
auspices of q committee Of women
representing the Protestant churches
Miss Green is here to solicit the aid
OF American women for the relief of
| physicals suffering as well as for the
mental enlightenment Of some four
hundred smillion women OF Asia. The
seven Union Christian colleges for
~sistance II they-arc to continue the
work which is all important to the
, Christianization of the Asiatic coun-
tries. and it is with a view to sending
this aid that Miss Green has been
lecturins To the American college
1t. is q we'll known fact that Miss
Green is a capable and interesting
speaker and her lecture. accompanied
by s~tereopticon slides, will be enter
tanning and instructive. On the pro-
gram with Miss Green arc Miss
Ausilga Sorenson. violinist, and Mrs.
G. j. Gislason, soprano. Rev. G. A.
Henry will give the invocation and
benediction will be given by Rev. ].
G. York.
The Grand Forks High School
Commercial club held their first party
of tht school year on Saturday eve
ming in the high school building cor
ridors. They were provided with en-
games and music. and refreshments
! were served at Ii close Of the eve
ming.
Mrs. p. A. Braseth. POI Boulevard
avenue. invited seven little boys to
her home this afternoon in compli-
ment to her son. Alden Qdonneu. the
anniversary. The guests were: Will
lard and Elliot Johnson, Dean Van
deEhoef, Eugene Abbott, George
Swigguna and Ernie and Arthur
Mrachek.
The dining room wah PRETTY dec,
hearts marked the places Of the
guests at table. A large birthday cake
holding seven lighted candles center
ed the dinner table.
Al, & O'Clock, Mrs. Braseth. with the
assistance of Misses Dorothy Woods
and Elsie Braseth. served dinner
Mrs. G. M. Williamson, $50 Belmont
AVENUE. will entertain the members OF
the Delta Gamma Alumnae associa-
ton this evening at dinner. Covers
will be laid for sixteen guests. and
after dinner the. regular business of
the association will be taken up. A
social hour will follow:
+ Mrs. "A. @. DeFrate and her chill
dren. who have been making their
home atsJarnestown. arrived here Sat-
urday night. to be guests Of Mrs. De-
Frate's sister, Mrs. .Iohn B. Cooley.
Mr.. De Frate has zone to Minot to be-
come associated with the Leland De-
partment store. and until he secures a
residence, his family Will remain here.
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The entertainment which was pre-
scented on Saturday evening in the
Methodist church by the members of
Miss Ruth Dahls Sunday school class
was a most successful me-. The pro-
ceeds from. this. entertainment will be
used for the support Of a Chinese girl.
The University Faculty club held
their regular meeting in Woodwork
hall on Saturday evening. After tran
sacting the business of the meeting
the members enjoyed a program of
. music which had been arranged by
DR.. A. D. Bush and Prof. F.. d. Naff.
Following the program. refreshments
were served In. the Women's league
rooms. Commons building. -s..
Mrs. W. J.. Plunkett and her son
IhOOcEL VI din IINCI r SuC6CS VI
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Bachelor, South
: Fifth street, for a few days. Mira.
Plunkett is remembered here as Miss
Frances Titus.
There will be a regular meeting of
!, the Woman lodge at 1880 o'clock on
Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellows
rhall. ,1# %
i Miss Gertrude Healy has left New
York n is en- route to her home in
this city to spend the coming summer
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Fl. III.
Healy. Lewis Boulevard. Miss Healy
will visit in Washington, d. c. and
Chicago en- route. In New York City,
j! Miss Healy has been connected with
the Charities organization society in
the office Of assistant district supcr-
intendent, for the last ear and one
half. Prior, to that time she was en-
gagged in government work.
The February meeting of MI Chap
/ ter, Sigma Alpha Iota sorority, will be
held on Tuesday, February I, in the
> home of Miss Mildred Odell, 323 Bel
mont avenue.
The program will take the form OF
. a review Of "Old English Songs" Miss
Viona Hanson will read a ape on
the Development of English Music
: From the Sixteenth Century"
Musical numbers which are to sup
plement Miss Hanson's paper are:
: Drink to Ne Only With Thine
>. Eyes" "Sweet and Low"...... ~
Il Mrs. Paul Griffith.
"a Solemn Melody" -. Wolford Davis
Miss Ausilga Sorcnson.
1T Was a Lover I'M His Lass Morley
Have You Seen But a White Lily
Old English
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