Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-23

Mrs. E. NJ. Stevens and DR.. P. w.
Smith were winners Of high s"ora at
the regular play Of the Thursday eve
ming Bridge club which met with
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. O'Brien. Belmont
avenue, on Wednesday evening.
A cake sale is to be sponsored by
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church in the
Ontario store on Saturday. Contri-
buttons for sale should be at the booth
not later than ] o'clock Saturday.
Mrs. w. V. O'Connor is in charge
Of a card party to be given this v
ming in the auditorium Of st. Mary's
church. Playing will begin at s
o'clock and the game will be grand
nola.
A program has been prepared for
presentation at the regular meeting of
the Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran Free church which is to be
held in the church. starting at 8
o'clock Friday evening. A feature Of
interest will be, the report OF the an
nual Young Peoples convention in
Willmar. Messrs. Sorlien and Bjor-
dahl will serve refreshments at the
CONCluSlOu OIL d UUS11lcSS SGSSlOTl.
On Friday afternoon and evening
the annual bazaar of the Aid society
of thelBaptist church will be held in
the church parlors. The sale of fancy
articles will open at. 2 o'clock, Ind
the women will begin ~to,serve a chick
en- supper at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. s. x:ay of watertown. s: D.
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Mne f E. F S)ia G sues New V! nj aam mosnss;
apartment$, for a short time, will re-
turn to her home this evening. and
her mother will accompany her to be
her guest for several weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Dab, 1900 Dell avenue,
will entertain thu Ladies' Aid of the
Norwegian Danish M. E. church in
her$home.. on Friday afternoon, start
ing at 3 o'clock. =.
Mrs. G. R. Foster, lis North Sixth
street. returned from Minneapolis
Wednesday morning. where she visit
ed with her son, Graydon Foster, who
is a student of violin at the McPhail
School of Music.
Mrs. George Olson; 1924 University
avenue, Is entertaining a group OF
twenty women this afternoon for Mrs.
Ray Fisher, who plans to leave on
Saturday for Burlington, Iowa. where
she will reside. Needlework is to oc-
cupy the time and the hostess is being
assisted during the afternoon by Miss
jeanette Jensen and Miss Margaret
Dickinson. Mrs. E. c. Johnston has
been asked to sing "a group Of numbers
to entertain the guests.
Miss Frances Murphy Is to be the
guest of honor at q dinner in the Al
pha Phi house this evening. Active
members Of the chapter are on the
guest list. Miss Murphy will leave
early in December for Long Beach
Cal. .at.. -. 4
Alpha Phi Alumnae association Is
sponsoring al afternoon dance in
Guild hall OF Saturday afternoon, Thu
hours are from 3 to 6 o'clock.
X X X 'N'#
Catholic women who reside on
Cheyenne avenue, are sponsoring q
card party to be given-in the audi.
forum of st. Michael's pro-cathedra,
starting at 2:30 O'Clock Friday after.
noon. Refreshments will be served
when the cards have been laid aside
and prizes will be awarded the win.
ners of high scores. Members of the
congr egation and their friends are in.
vIted.!
Donald Wilson, 10-year-old SON Of
Mr.. n Mrs. E. F. Eyenson, and
George Wilson Evenson, aged il, also
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Evenson, cele.
brated their birthday@anniversaries a,
two gatherings in their home at Ar
villa recently. Donald was host t.
about II Of bis young friends, anl
| C7 vn1In0 nonn1os woro mi orfo I n al ~
compliment to George Evenson.
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Bethesda association, branch 5, will
meet Friday afternoon with. Mrs. An
derson. 5l2 North Eighth street. A
good attendance Of members and in,
terested friends is requested.
The w. c II. U. will meet with Mrs
George Seifert, 727 Walnut street, OF
given which includes q talk, 'Scien
tific Temperance in the Publi'
schools" by Mrs. Bi1lyA e. Smith q
)lThompson; q vocal selection by Mrs
NW. II. Often. and a reading by Mis-
Jean McGillivray.
Initiation services and a banque
are to be events this evening in homo
Of the eight newly elected member
OF Phi lambda Theta honorary edu
cation sorority at the university.
At $3.50. o'clock initiation service
will be conducted in tho Women
League rooms, and beginning at 6:3
o'clock there vial be a banquet at tn
ICommons. An all purple and whit
color motif is to be sused in the ban
quet3 room, bowls OF purple and whit
chrysanthemums being used On eithe
end of the long table. Miss ,i,hslm
Bonnette. president OF Phi lambda. l
to preside ais toastnistress. and re
spending I'd toaats will be Miss Mario
RE Moore, representing the actv
members, whose subject will be .'Wel
come. Initiates. Miss Ethelwyn Mart
from among the new members VIII
Will tise as 8her subject. The Inittatet
1hank You,i"" ana DR.! n. ~, Hump
stone who will talk on "PhisIAmbda.
ltF Mis- sara Lewis lof the biology de
Etpartment, q member OF PhisLarnbd
ttThetaS OF iowa will be a special speak
ser. and slMiss Carol Miles Of the IN usl
tjdepartmSnt Will also be q specfal Eues
The Initiates this evening arr to be
Ethelwynslanrt Gladys Nelson Iapr
gsaEs 4 nslsns R sAs'.1s