Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-07
A report by Mrs. o. A. Myrsnd on

A report by Mrs. O.. A. Myrand on
the state w, G; T. u, convention in
~Fargosthe latter part Of September,
featured fridays meeting OF the la
cal .bfanch ofGthe Scandinavian Wom-
ems AChristian Temperance Union.
Mrs. Myrand placed most stress on the
address of Miss Anna A.. Gordon, ma
tional 2chairman and at present acting
world president of the union, who
gave the principal speech Of the eon
vention. Mrs. A. d. Baughman was a
guest at the meeting on Friday, and
urged that an effort De made by the
organization to send Is many dele
gates as possible to the national and
world conventions which are to be
held successfully in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Haugland who was hostess,
served refreshments when the bust
ness meeting was ended.
Miss Evelyn Williama and Miss
Esther Zanlzow will go,to Mandan to-
day, returning by motor Sunday in
Miss Williams automobile which was
left there some time ago.
Miss Marjorie L%ebacken, a student
at the university, has gone to the
home of her parents in Reynolds to
spend the weekend. Miss Agnes Van
Arsdale is spending the weekend with
her parents at Conway, N. d.
The Misses Lucille and Frances
Ohnstead and Florella Tetrault of
Hillsboro. who have spent the past
week as guests at the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority house will return 10
Hillsboro today.
Miss: Elizabeth Louise johnson and
Miss Mildred Atkins Of the Delta
Gamma house left Friday for Min
rneapolis where they will attend the
North Dakota Minnesota football
game which will be played there to-
day.
Miss Erma Nelson Of Fargo is in the
city to attend the football game be-
tween Grand Forks and Fargo high
schools today. She IL the guest Of
Miss Helen Wilder. s64 Belmont ave-
nue., while here.
Mrs. Duncan Campbell of St. Thorn
as, N. D., who has been this guest Of
her daughter, Miss Jeanette Campbell
at the Gamma Phi Beta house, for a
short time, left for her home on Fri
day evening.
November 20 is the date Of the first
Cotlllon club party for the present
season: It has been announced by the
schedule includes four parties; the
January s.. January 81, and February
II, according to the seasons pro-
gram.
Caspar Olson was again named
president Of the club at a recent meet
Ing held in 4the Commercial club
I rNnml. PhiHn - ore M ssAHnnx~ .,.a,
president, and w. v. O'connor waa
named secretary-treasurer.
An attractive tea and informal pro.
Gram opened the regular season OF
the Thursday Musical club on Friday
afternoon, when . large! number al
women attended and indicated a de-
sire for membership In. the club. It i.
believed that about 100 wornen will
make up the mcmbership this season
p tea YVES given In the difina
room Of the Presbyterian church and
4 the decorations were bowls 81 asters
cosmos and q variety OF Their al
4 n A silver candclabra hoIdinf
yellow candles with yellow share,
centsred the service table where Mrs
ILsF. a. Befdleman end Mrs,saW
TVAndtfitDef presided. Serving were
the members Of the execntiys board
Mrs.. Z. ]. Lander, Mrs, Paul Griffith
SMrs: y. III: Withersttne, and Mrs. 4
Ms. sBsIle Porter barton; soprano
kMisasGaSol Mtlss. ssontraltV ma mr.
}AAnsilga sGorenson,s ytolipist, entertain
~ the quests With q group 30fsyefyS NM
fnudea1s nufnbers during the hours 3
asftsaEtAa, 5gASI y
ii III suggested by those in charri
Etfhat any person desiring member