Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21

Acacia chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, will entertain at a silver tea next
Tuesday afternoon in the Masonic tenn
pie from 3 to 5 o'clock. The after
moons program is to begin promptly
at $3.50 O'Clock. Hostesses for the af-
fair will be Masdames F..J. King. H.
w. Sims, G. B.. W,haren, Frank Cam
eron. Wilson Lee, c. E. Bell and Wal
ter Barclay.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Lutheran Free church will meet on
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the
church. A program is to be given at
the. close of which there will be re-
freshments. Mrs. A. Wigc will servo.
A regular meeting Of the Rebekah
circle will be. held in the Odd Fellows
hall on Tuesday afternoon. opening at
2:30 o'clock. At the close of the
business meeting there will be a card
party. All members are urged to. at
tend. the meeting. s.. r...
A meeting Of the Entire Nous club
will be held. in the home Of Mrs. H.
T.. Rice, 604 Cottonwood street, on
Monday afternoon. The members will
answer roll call by favorite quotations.
! a paper on the Towner-Sterling bill
will be presented by Mrs. w. e. steb-
bins. Papers on Arguments For
| and arguments Against" the bill will
be given by Mesdames S. H. Ashley
and j. E.. Hetherington, respectively
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The annual meeting OF the Y. M. Z
A. will be held e Friday evening
January IS, following a membership
Members Of the high school studen'
club will be in charge of the tickle
sale for the banquet, and opened The
sale this afternoon. Plans for on
hundred guests are being made. Thu
banquet will be served at $50 o'clock
Mesdames A. P. Clifford and F.. f
Sherman entertained the members o,
the Tuesday Bridge club at q lunch.
Sherman's home, 305 Vernon avenue
The luncheon was served at one
o'clock, and covers were laid for six
teen. The hours following were de.
voted to bridge. Mesdames P. W
Miller and j. 3. Wineman received
high honors. The hostesses used mar
ciHi and jonquils for decoration.
The members of the High Schoo
Student club at a regular meeting
held on Friday afternoon, attended t.
business concerning coming events II
which they will 500 interest them;
selves. Among them is the bazaar ant
matinee dance to be given in the Gull
! hall by the basketball team. The dat
Of this affair has not yet been fixed
Following are the committees named
to assume charge Of the bazaar ant
dance:
Freshmen-Misses Florence David
son and Dorothy Solow. assisted b.
NAs,a ID rar,,,OH IF fhn,r faculty. ".H
Sophomore-Misses Dorothy Heit
man and Frances Haagenson, assisted
by Miss BAIL.
Junior-Misses Ida Sherman ant
Marjorie Wilkerson. assisted by Mis-
Witzell.
seniors-Nfisses Grace Lamb. Mar!
Chidlaw and Marion Dixon, with Mis-
Elwell assisting.
These young women were appoint
ed to take charge Of a candy sal
which the junior class is soon to con
duct: Misses Mary Smith, Haze
Jack, Violet Stanenberg, Ethel Heller
Beryl Davies and Mary Stevens.
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The Junior. piano students of Mrs
Flosste Weller Reiton gave a recita
this afternoon in Mrs. Reiton's studio
University avenuee Refreshments wer,
/ served at the- close of the program
These numbers were given:
Pussy Wants a Corner. ,... PresEel
N Janet Fraser.
A Quiet Thot. .... $500. .virgi
Isabelle Mrachek
Whistling Heterogeneous ti
Harold Weller
Ella Mitchell
Water Lily 1880. -. $3.50. Ducell
No katharine Stewart
Froiic OF the Fairies. /. . .vlrgi
'i Frances MacKean
Pixies Waltz Song. . !. Brow
ss Mae Sudden
Village Chimes. ..... Virxi
Regina Mrachek
ICat and the Fiddle. n. =. Wharnclift
Harold Weller and Frances Mackeal