Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-25
"Y'' Takes Up.
Unemployment

Probing into unemployment, as, it
exl Is among. women and girls today
and to determine what the Y. w. c.
A.. can do to relieve it, is one OF the
main features OF the Student Assem-
BY program, now being carried. out
russed social ideals adopted by the
association lin Cleveland, nrtwo years
o, is brought into the limelight by
- industrial program. 4
An the. light OF it's adoption Of the
social ideals what re possibility has
'''. N~ssoee%alion toward. unenlpioy-
ment?spt it asks. WHAT'S the. extent
Of unemployment among women and
girls In this country. and what at
tempts are being made to relieve or
prevent it?''
The executive committee Of the In
dustrial Assembly is made up of in
dustrially employed girls and women
from Ohio. Massachu etts, Oregon,
Missouri. New--Jersey. Indiana n
pennsylvania. Miss Florence Simlns,
heads the industrial work of the nl-
heads the national employment
work. Bureaus; actively engaged in
finding jobs Tor gir's, are maintained
in many cities. 5t
Miss Eleanor Healy general secre-
tary of the Grand Forks Y. w. G. A.,
and Miss Catherine Tuttle are Gr11nd
Forks representatives at the conNen-
. tion:t~s , ~.
Section one Of st. Paul's Guild wip
$ hold AN open social in the Guild hall
on Wednesday afternoon, and at this
time the. program given at the last
meeting. Of the Thursday Musical
club. will he repeated. Mrs. H. a.
Poppler. who arranged the program.
Hsyor r. - r. 4 al - - :, ~ g. : w. ~, ~o In r no.
It's interest. and unusual fea-
turea.:t The first number viii, begin at
8 o'clock. sd. :.
Mrs. iPoppler took as the theme Of
her program the early Development
OF a 3 love Of 9 nature and music, in
children. and In exemplifcation of the
IDEAS advanced. there are some par
ticu'ar'y fine numbers. Mother, Goose
stories will be dramatized, and Mrs.
Robert Benner, and a group OF her
dance pupils will give special num-
bers. Mrs. G. w. Buckingham, Jr..
and Mrs. +. n. Naf will sing, and Mrs.
! l.. C.:Harrington will play:
Tea will he, erved following the
program. Hrctesses for the after
noon will he Mrs James A. Dinnie'
Mrs, Tracy r.. Gangs. Mrs. w. II.
Dreelan..
Mrs.,55E,.J saverson and Mrs. r. r.
Bridgernan will give a. bridge IN Mrs
severson'ss home this evening In com
pliment to Mrs. GA. Anderson, wh'
will leave within a short time -"
Calvin. N. d.. to make her home on
ThHradav evening Mrs. p. A. 2Braseth
and Mrs. George Bailey will enter
: tain guests for table at bridge in hon
or of Mrs. Anderson. ) a..
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Mi-ses Esther Olson and Jennie
Benson have returned from Honey
ford, where they spent the weekend
A regular meeting OF the Swedish
Lutheran Aid society Will be held or
Wednesday,, afternoon. the hostess for
the afternoon will be Mrs. John Vests
lund=. y - =,
At he, regular meeting. Of the For
Ign missionary. society Of he etho-
list church on Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Frank Midktfr will have charge
, If the %dsvotions, and Mrs. A. r, Far
,uar wifi. give a paper on Our Duty
to Africa. Mrs. Martin Jensen. viii
load a, discussion on .""Our Society in
Africa and Armenia Mrs. +. r,
Stockton. wife of~Dr. +. T.: Storkton'
state superintendent for the Baptis!
missionary activities. has been 'as-e'7
% speak and will discuss. THE Plaat
Of Prayer In Our Lives -
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