Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
SAND COLOR AND. !
BRIGHT GREEN TO
BE LEADING SHADES

and bright emerald green will be the
prevailing shades III women's mid
summer and fall millinery.
These W colors have just been Sc
lected by the metropolitan display of
mems clubs as the one to be featured
try and shown in display windows
here at the summer millinery open
ing May 2. They were chosen from
a group of IL. colors suggested by the
Textile Color Association of America.
In honor of Rev. H. Garfield Walk
er nj Mrs. Walker of Devils Lake.
who are leaving that city next week
to make their home in Duluth. Mr..
and Mrs. Burton w. briggs entertain
ed members of the Devils Lake Rotary
club. and their wives. on Thursday
night. MI. Walker has been pastor
of the Episcopal \ church at Devils
Lake, n is leaving to become dean
of the Episcopal cathedral at Duluth.
During his residence in Devils
Lake. MIR. Walker a appeared in
Grand Forks several times as a speak
er and singer. During the war Pc
him into many parts Of the northwest.
AT the dinner on Thursday evening
Mr. Walkers various talents, were
dwelt upon by the speakers in humor-
Gus and serious vein. Edward +.
Flynn spoke IN Mr.. Walkers musical
ability; Dr. W. F. Sihler eulogized
the clergyman's ability as q cook:
Mrs. Herman Schultz spoke of his
dancing. The more serious talks
dwelt upon Mr.. Walkers influence
as a minister, and upon his patriot
ism. These subjects were handled by
DR.. w. T.. Hooking and Thomas Nc
Carthy. A.. V. Haig. president of the
Rotary club. in behalf Of the clubs
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Walker with
a silver. tea set.
Mrs. John Il. Rogers of St. Paul, q
former resident of Grand Forks Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n.
Barnes Mt the Frederick hotel: Some
Informal affairs have been given for
Mrs. .,RogsrE sMrsaasf3arIes having in
! vited a small number. of, women in for
Ia tea on Wednesday, afternoon. and a
second groupih has been invited in for
Saturday=to meet; Mrs. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.. Stricken will
give a small dinner this evening for
| Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Rogers.
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Mrs. NJ. G. Olson gave a luncheon
on Thursday in her home, 101 Reeves.
for e house. guest. Mrs. MacFar-
l1lu VI 1CV"AlolOhs II . "A
land and Mrs. John II. Rogers. the
guest of Mrs. Charles N. Barnes.
| shared honors at a small luncheon
| which Mrs. r. B., Holmes. gave at
noon today, and Mrs. G. A. Abbott
will give a dinner in her home this
evening for Mrs. mcfarland.
Mrs. j. O.. Fadden and Miss Helen
Fadden returned THURSDAY night
F.op, Ninrao rpltc xyhoro fhov cnont
several days. .
More than 200 women had &C
knowledged their willingness to con-
tribute to the community food sale
on Saturday. it was announced by the
committee in charge last night.
The sale is to be held at the On
will begin at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning. Proceeds arctic go toward
the community house fund for cur
rent expenses. and the food sale is
being carried out somewhat along the
lines of the community rummage sale
held recently. -
A complete line of home cooked
and baked foods will be offered for
sale, and the committee members
urge that the products be sent in by
10 o'clock saturday morning.sto either
. Vic o1kAA i oA4Ek"S - oA0NSAs'
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The very interesting program WHICH
was arranged by Mrs. J.. A. Poppler
for the last meeting of the Thursday
Musical club will be repeated at the
social which section one of st. Paurs
guild will give in the Guild hall next
Wednesday afternoon. In' addition to
the program as given before. there
will be some special features added.
This program dealt with the devel-
opnlent of an early appreciation of
nature and music, in children. and In
exemplification of the ideas advanced
! numbers. and some clever dAnces.
During the afternoon tea will be
| served, and a silver collection. willsbe
taken up. The public has been invit-
ed 10 attend.
Women who comprise the commit
tee in charge of the affair are: Mrs.
+, James "A. Dinnie. Mrs. Tracy r.
Bangs. Mrs. E j. Densmore. Mrs. w.
H. Alexander. Mfs::tA. Lien and Mrs.
Is. Dreelan. iss & j
Mrs. Theodore ,Ahlroth and Mrs.
Lewis Peterson will give a bridge this
honor of Mrs. O. "A. Anderson who
will leave soon for Calvin, M D.,
where she Will make her home.
There will be twenty guests.
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The j. s. C. club of the High school
wilLgive an informal dance tonight In
the Guild hall. University and High
school students are invited to attend
the affair. Hours will be from $3.50
ITO 1850 O'Clock.