The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-04
Relatives in the City.

Dr.. and Mrs. o. G. Libby and chill
dren will leave for Lake Bemidji
where they will spend several weeks
enjoying lake life:
Summer School Faculty to Enjoy Va.
Members Of the summer school fac
ulty plan pleasant vacations.
Or. n Mrs. F. L. Mcvey and chill
dren, Virginia. Janet and Frank, leave
tomorrow for. Bemidji.. Mimi, to
spend the rest Of the summer at their
cottage. Dr.. McVey will make occa-
sional trips to Grand Forks to attend
to important university business, also
matters pertaining to the construction
he is erecting at University Place.
Or. A. ]. Ladd and son Carlton will
enjoy q few weeks outing at Cass
Lake. Mtnn.. and the remainder OF the
summer in Grand Forks.
Prot. and Mrs. c. c. Schmidt are
planning to 60 to Winnipeg to. visit
their son. Karl. who since graduating
from the university in June from the
course In civil engineering. has held
street paving for the Bitulithic COM
pany. Later Prof. and Mrs. Schmidt
Will 30 to. st. Paul, where they will
spend a few weeks as guests of Mrs. c..
F. Clark.
DR.. George A. Abbott will enjoy an
outing at Pine Lake. Mimi. where
Mrs. Abbott and daughter. Marion,
are spending the summer at their cot
tage.
DR.. w. q. Bek will travel in North
Dakota, especially In Morton county,
where he will engage In important re-
search work with a view to procuring
data for an article which he Is pre-
pairing on the subject. German
Americans in North Dakota"
DR.. and Mrs. o. O.. Libby and family
will spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer at their cottage at Bemidji.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Tasso Lindsay will
leave tomorrow for st. Paul. where
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Sails
bury. s26 1glehart St.. Later they
will take an extensive eastern trip.
stopping at Niagara Falls, to visit at
Mr.. Lindsay's old home. They will
visit the Roycroft shop at East Au-
rora. N. Y, where Mr.. Lindsay intends
to study the handicraft there.
Mr.. ]. W. Wilkerson. secretary Of
the board Of trustees, accompanied by
his wife and daughter Margery, will
go to Missouri to spend the rest Of
the summer visiting MI. Wilkerson's
parents.
Mr.. George R. Davies and Mr.. c. A..
Thompson are planning to enter the
tennis tournament held at Lincoln
park next week. Mr.. Davies will then
make a trip to the southern part Of
the state.
Miss Katherine Whitley, who has
been teaching in the university sum-
mer school, left yesterday for st, Paul,
where she will be the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Louis Yaker. Miss White
~ Is planning on taking a, lake trip
after which she will spend the rest Of
the vacation at her home In Brain
erd. MINI.
Mrs. Florence Myrick Russell, the
supervisor Of music. will spend a few
weeks at Pelican Point. Mimi. and the
rest Of her vacation in st. Paul.
Mr.. Edward Finn, of Chicago, ar
rived yesterday to Join Mrs. Finn.
who is a specialist in primary meth
DDS and has had charge Of that work
in the. summer school. They will be
Of University Place. for a few days.
On Tuesday they will go to Larimore.
where they will be guests Of Mrs.
George Naylor. On their return trip
they will spend some time at Lake
Minnetonka. where their daughters.
Misses Emma and Kathleen, are en-.
joying an outing. About September
NTCI Ln0y Will I0IuIu 10 IUotI nOul0
in Lagrange, Ill.
Mr.. e. G. Converse, instructor in
Physiology. Botany and Physics in the
summer school. left yesterday for his
home in Kansas. where he will Join
Mrs. Converse and the children. who
have been spending the summer there.
supt. and Mrs. r. e. Callihan left
yesterday for their home in Cavalier.
where they will spend 2 few days. and
from there travel through Western
Canada.
supt. F. l. Whitney Of Grafton.
leaves today for Iowa. where he will
join Mrs. Whitney. who is visiting her
parents.
supt. M. H. Aygarn. Instructor in
civil government and arithmetic in the
summer school. will return tomorrow
to Park River to spend the remainder
Mr.. J.. 8. Bjornson. field deputy
county superintendent. will spend his
vacation at Lake Winnipeg.
Y. W. g. A. Schedule for Week.
n quarterly business meeting Of
the Young Wonnen's Christian associ-
alton was called for Friday evening.
Aug. I. but on account Of the small
attendance no business could be trans
acted and the adoption Of the revised
constitution was postponed till the next
were led by Miss Josephine Brown.
general secretary. and the treasurer
and secretary gave informal reports.
Reports Of special committees showed
activity along finance lines. as the fair
committee reported over $500 taken
in at the lunch tent and about $95 at
the rooms from transient dodgers. The
benefit performance at the Metropoli-
tan netted the ''Y" $55 and the sale
Of grafton tickets about $46. Several
small sums have been turned in from
the rooms let by private parties dur
ing fair week. SO that the receipts dur
ing July were sufficient to tide the as
ISOLATION Over the summer months as
was planned.
+ The leaflets distributed during fair
week gave a publicity to the ~associa-
ton that brought many visitors to the
rooms and created much favorable
comment. Many friends took litera.
ture to distribute in their home towns
50 that young women coming to Grand
Forks might know Of the Y. ". c. A.
and its attitude toward them.
Mrs. J. F. Cook. who has been with
the association as house matron for
the past two months. has decided not
take her departure for the south.
where her family and property inter-
esti call her.
Many Inquiries have been made
about the opening Of the cafeteria and
It ID with no small degree OF pleasure
that We are now able to announce that
meals will be served in the Y. W. G. A.
dining room, beginning Monday morn
ing, Aug. 4. Mrs. J. McLaurin. late Of