Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21
~. w" Social Service
Committee Actiue At
Local Community House

An, interesting statement has been
issued by the young women at the
head OF the iuniversity Y. w. c. A. or
ganizatipn concerning the contem-
plated activities OF the present year,
Including the work that has already
been started. &
They announce a drive for old
clothing, leftover bits of new mater
ials, and patterns, the latter two Of
which will be used In the sewing
classes at the Community House. The,
drive will open OF Friday, this weekly
and will continue for two weeks. It is
stated. Miss Leanna Gibbons Is in
charge OF the campaign. INT h is
to have the assistance of 20 or rs girls
from the residence halls, sorority
houses, and town homes. Persons who
wish to make donations of the
ture indicated. are requested to call
Miss Gibbons at 1874. or Miss Doro-
thy Dean at 3234s.
Active ut Community House.
The social service committee Of the
University Y. w. C. A. Is also active
at the Community House, where the
girls conduct classes and assist in
various ways. They conduct a Junior
Storytelling club under the supervi-
SION Of Miss Helen Stickney on each
Monday. afternoon. Miss Constance
directs a Senior. Girls CLUB each Mon
! day evening, and the Misses Sybil
charge of a Junior Girls Sewing club
which holds session every Wedncs-
| day beginning at 4:15 o'clock
Seven members Of Delta Zeta sor-
GRITTY, headed by Miss Ethel Twete
are planning q Christmas program to
be given for the children of the Com
munity House, some time in. Decem-
Der.
Miss Ethel Rosendahl and Marion
Sorlie are to assist with the~work of
the Women's Sewing class each
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Iruna Mallory Fisher sof Min
neapo1is. formerly Of Grand Forks,
and well known here, took a pronul-
nent part in arranging the musical
program for a clrd party and must
Gale which was given last evening Dr.
the Radisson hotel, Minneapolis. by
tiers of the American ReVolutd IN. A
large portrait Of Mrs. Fisher appeared
in the Sunday morning edition of the
Minneapolis journal. accompanying
which was a program In which Mrs
Fisher was scheduled to sing a num-.
Der Of selections. -.
There was a good attendance OF 10
cal people at the reception which was
given last evening in the Methodds
church for Rev. and Mrs. George A
Henry, DIR. and Mrs. J. F.. Snyder ani
DR.. and Mrs. WI. Hutchinson.
Yellow pom poms and candies dec
GRATED the rooms. and during thu
hours a program was given by Mis-
Carol Miles. contra1to, Prof. Foster
Krake, violinist, and Miss Rose Path
J man, reader. There were bHaf infor
NAL talks by Rev. A. o. B~irchenougl
J of Lardmore, DR.. Snyder and Rev. Mr.
Henry.
Mrs. George B. Wherein was i,
charge OF the dining room. and pre-
M. o .simensbad and Mrs. F.. l. Lewis
.. Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre was chairman
: of the general, committee IN charg,
!. and assisting her were Mrs, H. II
|, Healy, Mr.. e. P. RobertsonSsAn ND Mn
jfvh Smith. : Fss5s;;
The Bethel Young Peoples societ
: will Ineet; in the church parlors 4
= 47:4b o'clock this evening. A goo
! freshments will be served by Mrs. Os
!, car. Bridston.
. : 49,, Z. X X * Er. *
. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Funk of l5mera
: do, left Monday for Aurora, III
= where they. will spend the winter Wis
iting in the vicinity Of their old home
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Miss Verneita. Thompson, a forma
: student of the University Of Mort
n Dakota, now attending Minnesota ~.
: Is to participate in the Alpha Phi mu
n steal comedy, THE Beautiful and tn
Dumb" to be presented at the Won
e ans club in Minneapolis December
d and g.. Miss Thompson leads a chor
: us in presenting "A-Symposium c
Fraternity Song" burlesques. an
. Now, or, Never"
Miss Thompson a prominent
9 dramatic circles while q student at tn
university here. She is a member {
Pi chapter of Alpha Phi.