Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-09

announces a very good program to b.
given in the auditorium of the old
building OF Friday evening in con-
nectlon with the show of winter sty-
les which is to be given. The Mfirst
number will be an Introductory talk
by the president OF the club; Mss
Ruth ~Schlaberg, and this will be fol-,
lowed by a discourse on Paris fash
ions by Miss Medora Knox who made
a tour OF Europe during the last sum-
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The <next@number will be a show Of
sport clothes on models who will be
selected from the junior and senior.
classes. Other members will be as
follows: group song by some fresh
men; vocal solo by Mrs. Bell Porter
Barton; display OF afternoon frocks:
reading by Miss. Ann Rely; show Of
evening frocks; dance by group OF
"darkies;" and finally, an exhibition
OF old fashioned garments on living
models.
Thu following ushers from among
the sophomore. class members will
officiate: Marjorie Odland, Helen.
Lewis, Helen LaValle. Helen Ander-
SON, Mabel Wedwick Inc Dorothy So
low. ai,F. l*as
All high school people as we'll as
adults who are interested, are invited
to attend the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green, .ssr.,
Lewis boulevardIwill leave this even
ing for. TacomA,A Seattle, and other
western points. where they will spend
several months. In Tacoma they Will
be guests of their son. John Green,
and in Seattle, they will visit their
daughter" Mrs. Mary Lewis. The first
OF the year, they expect to go to
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daughter, Mrs. H. B. Finch, Of Min
neapolis. who will be in the west after
the first Of January.
A unique and very attrac tive affair
was the Chinese tea given by the
women Of the second section of st.
Paul's Guild in the Guild Hall on
Wednesday afternoon between the
hours OF 8 and $3.50 o'clock. Chinese
appointments and decorations made
the hall pretty, and those in charge OF
in native Chinese costumes. =
Mrs. o. J.. Barnes and Mrs. C. c.
Gowran poured, and the Mesdames
L. w. Myers. P.;J. Davis, L. w. Moul-
trie. N. c.. Olson, c. E. Lazier. and HI.
Pc. Payne served. About sixty women
called In during the hours, and many
heard the very interesting talk by
Miss Vera Kelsey who spoke on Life
in the Interior Of China"
The Deaconess Nurses Alumnae as
ISOLATION met on Wednesday after
noon and elected officers for the year.
For president. they elected Mrs. A.
Danielson .sfor vice president. Mrs. v.
Johnson. AoEs sefEstaEy.. Aktss IsRandi
lstaVes;; and for treasurer. MisS Alma
Opheim.
The Bethel Ladies Aid will serve
Its annual supper and hold the an
nual sale in connection with the sup
per on Friday evening. Serving will
begin at 5 o'clock and will continue
through until 8 o'clock. The supper
and sale will be In the church on Bel
mont avenue.
Announcement is made by Mr.. and
EMrs. Feick Of Neche, n. D., that the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Kathryn Feick. to Earl Erlendson of
Grafton will take place on Novem-
Der 10. "A.
Mrs. Thomas Earl, 1906 University
avenue, is to entertain the W. C. r. U.
In her Tome on Friday afternoon.
Miss Clara Ball will sing and Miss
Jean McGillivray will give q reading
to entertain the guests. Mrs. Earl
invites all members of the ~organiza-
ton with their friends to attend the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mahoney enter
tanned informally at dinner on Wed
nesday evening in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Provencher who plan
to leave the city soon to make their
home in Dunseith, N. D. There were
Fcovers for eight. -
This evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
honey are entertaining a small group
Of friends. .complimenting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Garrish and their son
William, at a wild duck dinner.
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Mrs. George Stickney of Portland,
Ore. who, has been the guest of he'll
daughter, Miss Helen stickney, at the
Wheelers' house on South Sixth
street, went to. Churchs Ferry on
"Wednesday, and will return to the city
again within a short time.
A BIG AID TO