Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-06
ARE ALL GIRLS TO-DAY
Or SELFISH MATURE?

girls OF today, branded as selfish
aAu pleasure loving, are quick In
.heir responsc to help others. Proof
I PoslllVe, Is the Widespread voluntary
iesponse secl:cu by Miss Gertrude
uos4h' mead vi tho Girl Reserves the
seeii age girls organization within the
~ !. w. T.. A. Ly giving up .sodas,
MOVIES and SIX stockings, these
young giris are turning ASIDE from
.heir personal wh.ms anu giving to
tie Starving stuuents abroad.
Every day se,f-denial money is
noullng N upon us from girls III. their
Nens, .aid M:as Gogim. "By tore
gong an elaborate ciub supper, with
me llcn sM ccts that girls love, and
syrup meat. one Gu is contributing
me difference. Others have banded
together to forego silk stockings.
gwen chocolate bars and sodas arc on
their voluntary list, and each mail,
swel.s the receipts. The response is
IN answeyto an appeal pointing tut
that the money paid for the MOVIES In
one week BY our members will clothe.
reed anu shelter onc hundred starving
and poorly clad students all winter"
Inc FUNDS will be sent through tho
Student Friendship, Fund. Miss Gogin
VIII leave for Hlo Springs. Arkansas,
shortly to Represent the Girl Reserves
al the Y. W. c. A. convention.
There will be a meeting Of the
American Legion auxiliary on Friday
evening. beginning at 8 O'Clock, in the
Commercial club rooms. Gardening"
is the subject to be discussed. m a
preliminary drill will be conducted by
Mrs. $. b. L. seese.
Thirty-fve friends of Miss Carrie
Peterson were invited to the home Of
Mrs. Mary Boese. over Stanchfield's
store, on Wednesday evening, in COM
hliment to Miss Peterson who will be
married on Monday at her home in
Roseau, Minnesota, to Glen Haley of
this city. The evening was spent in
playing games and enjoying musical
numbers, and the honor guest was
presented with. IL shower Of miscel-
l%aneous gifts. Mrs. Boese was assisted
IN serving a dainty luncheon by Misses
Laura Mauer, Soffe Larson and Elsie
Marshall.
The Thursday Musical club is in
session this afternoon in the auditori-
UNI of the public library. Mrs. j.. A.
Poppler has charge Of the program,
and she hns arranged a very distinc-
tive n Instructive group of musical
numbers the trend of which center
about Installing n love of music and
the other arts in children while they
arc yet young.
st. Marks i fades i Aid will meet
Friday afternoon in the parlors Of the
church. Mrs. ]. r. Olson, Mrs. w. NJ.
Jones M Mrs. $. J.. Newton will be
hostesses. The meeting will open at 3
o'clock. A program will follow the
business meeting. r
The women of the Evangelical
church will hold their annual Easter
bazaar in the Y. M. c.. A. dining hall
on Friday afternoon and evening.
S o'clock, and from $3.50 t. s O'Clock
supper will be served. A variety Of
fancy articles and useful garments
will be on sale at this time. X
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Miss Thorine ~Jorgenson was hostess
to a number of friends at her home,
314 South Third street, on Tuesday
evening. the affair being in compli-
ment to Miss Alma Schumacher who
observed her birthday anniversary
then.
Luncheon was served by the hostess
on a table, prettily decorated in. pink
and white and centered by a white
birthday cake. Miss Nora Jorgenson
assisted in serving. Games and music
furnished the entertainment.
',hc Young Womeu,s Home MISSION.
AIRY society Of the Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. Wallace Henry,
S23 North Third street, this evening.
Mrs. +. H. Minney and Mrs. lChas,
Lowe will be assisting hostesses. The
.'l",.ten offering viii be taken at this
timn