Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-18
District Meetines Of M. II. A,d.

the First Methodist church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the following
places:
District No. Mrs. Jennie Larson,
619 North Third street.
District No. 2-Mrs. H. Tisdale, 315
Dakota. avenu
District No. s-Nrrs C. A. Foster,
District No. Airs. H. e. Simpson,
904 Belmont avenue.
District No. 6--Ntrs. Fred Macs,
1119 Dakota avenue.
DR.. Abbott Leaves for East.
DR.. G. A. Abbott left last evening
for. Minneapolis, where Mrs. Abbott
and little daughter will join him.
They will go directly to Indianapolis,
Ind, for a visit with the doctors
mother and sister.
where Mrs. Abbott and daughter, Ma
rion. will visit with the formers sis
ter and DR.. Abbott will leave them
at that city and go to Montreal, to
attend the convention Of the Ameri-
a Chemical association.
DR.. and Mrs. Abbott will remain
in h east until the opening of the
university.
Married in Fargo.
Last Saturday afternoon, Miss Elsie
Hayes of Valley City became the bride
of E. B. A%ustford, the ceremony tax
been employed in the city for some
time and has many friends here. Mr..
Austford has been employed as book
keeper for the Times-Record during
the past several months and is we'll
and favorably known here. MI. and
Mrs. Austford are at the present time
stopping at the Kindred hotel and
will make their home after Septem-
Der l in Wahpeton. where Mr.. Aust
ford has accepted a teaching. position
In the schools. hts subjects being man.
ual training and athletics.
Society Ladies' Raise War Fund. =
The society ladies OF Newport are
struggle for supremacy that is taking
place across the water and the New
York Times says that the thoughtful
ness Of Mrs. stuyvesant Fish an inter
national war relief fund was ograniz-
ed here among the I'M Of the
summer colony. after a meeting at
the residence Of Mrs. Fish. Their
efforts are now directed toward the
holding Of a fete for the fund on the
"" VI Liz 'iCdfSis LiS lESluCIlCS
of Mrs. Vanderbilt, on the afternoon
Of August, rs. :.
The evening of the same day will
be given ove to the presentation of
tableaux in the large hall Of Mrs. Van
derbilt's residence, where society wo-
men will pose, with special scenery
and costumes. Howard G.. Gushing
will be in charge, assisted by Mrs. W.
K. Vanderbilt, Jr.
A. 1oorf EAn -.>- - ~.1k-I
in the hall and see the stage we'll, SO
there is q large sum in sight for the
fund. The committee has the coop
Grafton of a committee of Newport
citizens.
Mrs. August Belmont is in charge
Of the publicity department.
Miss Dora GLADDEN. Speaker.
Miss Dora GLADDEN. was the princi-
pal speaker last evening at the For
eign Missionary society of the Meth
odist church. The meeting was held
at the home Of Mrs. Richard Hayward
on Belmont ven and was very
largely attended.
Miss GLADDEN. told of her experience
In getting away from Mexico City and
of her work at Guano Juato. She
was president OF the school at that
place and was the only American
teacher there. the others under her
supervision being native teachers.
On her return to Mexico she will
give up that particular school for the
reacon that the work has been divided
20 that each district has charge Of
the work in that place but she will
work elsewhere.
The Methodist church south has
been allotted the school where she
formerly taught. An interesting fea-
ture Of the talk last evening was the
portion devoted to news concerning
the new interdenominationa univer-
sity. the first Of Its kind to be started
in Mexico City.
An interdenominational paper
which will, be the official organ Of
Professionalism in Mexico will be one of
the innovations to be greatly appre-
ciated by the workers.
The industrial school In Mexico City
has a very bright young woman
named Marina Folts, who is the star
go