Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-04
Y. P. II. Elects
New Officers

Announcement has Zee made of
1.-THE Officers elected Il the aRnual
meeting of the b 7. P. u, which
followed their annual banquet Friday
evening. They are:
Observation-Disclosures Tattle.
Treasurer-Aldeh ,sqnires.
Secretary-Enurine Cdeil.
Vice observation-disclosures Sherman.
Katherine Pratt. Margaret Randall
and Duane Suuires.
Tho banquet last evening took the
form of Q ship on a cruise, the per-
sons attending all bearing titles of sea-
men.
when the whistle blew at s:ss
o'clock, everyone marched down the
gang plank and into the dining room
where he was met by one or W mt
lers who ere stationed there to
escort h guests to their places at
the table, Tho menu and program
during the evening were OF an ent1re-
ly nautical nature, The captain OF
the ship. Duane Seuires, was the
POSTMASTER. and he various other Of
ficers of the society responded with
tcasts during the evening. The tTea-
surer. Lloyd Thompson: h secretary.
Katherine Pratt. and chairman OF
the social committee. Ruth Schlaeers,
all gave toasts. Toasts were also given
by two former members Of h or
g~anization. Mrs Horace G., Webster
and Mrs, Bert Buckingham.
M. w. Spauldins, the hast of the
evening. who gave the banquet TOR the
young people, spoke, and the last talk
was given by Rev. J. G.. York.
Special music by n "sailorette"
quartet provided an Interesting part OF
the program.
The Women's Home Missionary so
rieyN af tho NoehNSjSr nh,rrPn will
hold its meeting on Wednesday after
ICON al 8 O'Clock in Sayre hall. Yves
ley college. Miss Emma Miller and
Mrs Ahhie Watt viii be hostesses.
The program follows:
Devotionals, led by Mrs. II. II.
Healy. d.
Missionary Dol!ar-Mrs. A. p Far
u
Review OF third chapter of text
book on christian AmericaniEation"
Mrs. W. A Mcintyre
Vocal soio-Niss Ruth Brennan
The women of the Congregational
Guild Will hold a wrong side out
social in the church parlors on Thurs
day evening, March 9. All guests will
be required to veal their clothing
either back to front or inside out, and
the women will bring boxes or baskets
containing lunch Tor two. these has
kets to be sold for a reasonable sum.
Mrs f. r. Travis and Mrs. j.. II.
Bond are in charge of this affair.
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The American Association of Uni
versity Women will meet at the homo
of Mrs. f. T. fowne, 504 South Sixth
street, on Saturday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Mrs. a. D. Keator, Mrs
Jesse H. Bond and Miss Mary McCum-
Der will be the assisting h%ostesses, and
Miss Beatrice Olson and Miss Ann
Rely will have charge of the pro-
gram.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres
hyterian church will hold their month";
ly social in the church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
.tMrs.ssL. p. Reiton, Miss Jennie Nesbit
andSMrs. Anna Mullen. assisted by the
March division, will be hostesses.
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Misses Frieda Basler and Helen
llngelson will so to Crookston TO
spend the weekend with friends there
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Berg. 31s Wal
nut street, the arrival OF a
baby girl. horn last Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. w. Larson OF Fcssson.
Mimi. is the guest of her son-in-kw
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. K
I4ohn. 916 Cottonwood street.
Acacia chapter No. Il. o.. E. s.
Will hold its regular sessIttl on Tues
day evening: March 7 in the Masonic
temple, the meeting 10 open al T:a6
O'Clock. All members are asked 70
attend. Signed. Lolita Randall. II.
NJ; Maude NJ. Adams. secretary.