Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

ing ofsthe Entire Nous club held dnithe
home OF Mrs. Charles LeMasurier on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. w. H
Witherstine read "a paper on Goal
Beds Of North Dakota and Mrs. A.
C. Dean read a magazine article. on
this use of the radio in Sing Sing
prison. Discussions followed each OF
assisted Mrs. LeMasurier in serving
refreshments.
Mrs. Eugene Fretz, chairman. DR..
and Mrs. M. w Murray, NJ. F. Muir
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. TIA. Toner. Mr..
and Mrs. A.. Zimmerman, Mrs. Ures.
Mrs. Thos. Mooney. Mrs. l.. F. Muir,
ply, E. s L'Esperance, Miss Mar
guerite Fretz. and Mr.. and Mrs. F.. L..
Neff. are the members of the COM
mittee to have charge of the card
party which will be given in st.
Mary's church auditorium on We'd
nesday evening.
Play will begin at 8 O'Clock, and the
game will be grand nola. Refresh,
ments will be served when the cards
are laid aside. An invitation Is X
tended to all persons interested in the
game.
Mrs. Eli F. Erickson Inc Mrs. Erick
G. Erickson will be hostesses at the
regular session Of the Swedish Luth-
church parlors on Wednesday after
noon, starting at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. Thomas Berge will be hostess
to the south side. circle of the Con-
gregational Guild in her home, 2O7
Reeves avenue, at the regular session
to be held Wednesday afternoon. The
~~rth o{Aa -olwo1o NRytl1 nnnot with Mrs
JA R. Hardie. 316 Cheyenne avenue.
Mrs. j. G.. Haney assisting: Mrs. w.
s. McKinsey. 100 University avenue.
| will entertain the west side circle, and
Mrs. William Torgerson will be the
assisting hostess. %.
A regular meeting of the Bethel
young Peoples society is scheduled
for this evening in the church parlors.
The program which has been prepar-
ed includes music by a male quartet,
a reading by Mrs. Aandal, vocal solo
by Miss Lydia Norheim, and a talk by
Mr.. Nyhus.
+, Refreshments will follow the pro-
gram, and all young people who are
interested will be- welcomed.
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DR.. and Mrs. F.. F. Fletcher enter
! tanned a neighborhood bridge club in
their home, 1901 Belmont avenue. on
Monday evening. Guests for three ia
bles played.
Miss Medora Knox was again elect
ed to head the local Business and Pro-
fesslonal Women's club at the annual
meeting held in the Commercial club
rooms on Monday evening. Mrs.
Laura Young was named vice presi-
dent to replace Miss Cecil Ross, who
resigned from that position upon
leaving the city; and Miss Jane Wood
was elected to fill Mrs. Young's for
mer position as treasurer Of the club.
Miss Margaret Van Dusen was re-
named corresponding secretary, Miss
Alice Hanson vas elected recording
secretary, and Miss Minnie Knutson
was named auditor. Miss Hanson re-
fused the office last evening, and
nothing further vas done in regard to
q new recording secretary.
Miss Knox read a bulletin from
Miss Henricka Beach. state president,
and other routine business was dis
cussed. Miss Knox also gave an in
teresting talk on her trip abroad this
summer.
Miss Vera Disbrow who is to be a
bride early in November. was the
complimented- guest at an informal
gathering held In the Delta Gamma
sorority, house on Sunday afternoon
About st sorority sisters OF Miss Dis
brow. attended, and sthsy presented her
with a silver tea service.
Miss Margaret Kavanaugh of Minot
who has spent the week end at the
Delta Gamma house has returned to
her home. Miss Florence Cunning
ham, a teacher at Tenstrike, Mimi,
returned there IN Sunday, and Miss
Eva stewart Of Fargo who has been
the guest OF her sister, Miss Gertrude
iStewart at the Delta Gamma house
for a few days, las gone back to Far
go. 5 IN
Miss Helen Hazlitt Of Grand Forks,
Delta Gamma dinner guests on Sun
day. 81 q, xxi
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bacon, 312 Yer
non avenue will entertain the Tuesday
Night Bridge club in their home this
evening. This will be the first session
OF the club this season.
The university Y. w. c. A., will
meet in the Women's League rooms
at Sis o'clock this afternoon. DIR,
/ GIs \ AC Al WALL w l1lo SlCoAC3t III
there will be special music.
Plant Darwin Tulip bulbs now and
have a fine snowy bed in the spring.
All colors, 75c to $1.OO a dozen. Nc.
Elroy's Flower Shop, 40S DeMers Ave,
Phone 1ssl.-Adv.
Epsilon chapter Of Delta Zeta sor-
GRITTY is making plans for a birthday
1 ho Yn1lot 10 no ho1d in tho . Nh0 nj ar
house on Wednesday evening. to COM
memorate the anniversary : Of the
founding Of the organization. Com
plete plans for the affair have not
On Saturday, an alumhae luncheon
was given in the Delta AZeta chapter
house, and the following young WON.
en- attended,: Evelyn Kloster Of Bux.
ton, Catherine Sorlie of Buxton, Gud.
run Hulteng Of Grand Forks. Gladys
Lystad OF East Grand Forks, Luella
Narcotic of Rolla. Mrs. Beulah Jacob,
son Arman Of Grafton. Marguerite
Burns Of Thief River Falls. Other
guests were Miss Hannah brewery OF
Rolla and Miss Teresa Hagen Of Law:
ton. Miss Hagen was the week end
house guest Of the Misses Alice and
Marguerite Hops. 4
,@N i X 4
The Franklin Club will meet in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. b.. Griffith
on Thursday evening, at which time an
after vacation program, termed by
lCampfires" will be given. Mrs. Pau
B. Griffith and Mrs. r. B. Griffith
will be the ,hostesses.
Mrs. J.. M. Gillette, Miss Helen Dav.
les, Prof. Howard e. Simpson and E
I. Goodman have the program at
arrangements in charge.