Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-10-23

:. The Zoellner- quartet, which gave.
the first number of the Artists course
for Wesley college, left today noon, for
Mitchell, 8. d. where they will give
q concert ON. Monday evening. The
family We're intimate friends Of the
Countess OF Flanders, sister Of the
kaiser OF Gernta ny, and, were often,
entertained at her palace in Brussels.
The countess srernarked to Mr.. Zoell-
ner. shortly before her death, that
something terrible was to happen. in
Europe and that her brother would
be one OF those involved In the
The Zoellner's. have made their
home in Brussels but. are naturaiiEed
citizens of the United States. They
have recently lost their home in Brus-
sells on account 6f the war, and Mrs.
zoellner remained in New York city
to look up q new home for them In.
tour this year. Ks r. a. - -.
Miss Agnes Hunter ana Miss Matte
Hyndman of HaHock. Mimi. who
have been thes guests of Miss Cecil
Holton,, 51o South Fifth street. will
where they will visit for a week be-
fore returning t. .Ha1,oek.
Miss Anna. Bjoin OF Crookston en-
tertained the San Souci club at her,
home complimentary- to Miss Elva.
James N. Cathcart Of crooksto1s ssto-
morrow evening. The evening was;
spent in needle work and visiting ;.st =
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Conlan Bessie
DeVoy) Of Minot entertained a COM,
pany of friends. at their home at din,
ner complimentary to-. Mr. and Mrs,
Sohn Hordsn. Who have recently lo5
eated:in .s''1l' hlnot; 9 x * 81
Mrs. gn1ma Legue of Crookston Is:
spending q few days here as the guest
of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.,
and Mrs Charles F.. Allen, 60S South
f0af'n street F.* A.t : -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Monley and
baby son. Richard. 7O1 North Sixth
| street, left yesterday noon for St. Paul
where they will consult specialist
in regard to the & sba1y's 4 s health We.
The monthly meeting Of the wom-
ans Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
| Wednesday afternoon, October 81, at
O'clock The topic to be discussed
| is Immigration" and the following
| program will be given:
Devotionals-'.A Abel the Undevel-
oped"-Mrs. w. III. Matthews -
| Some Important Phases Of the I'm
migration Question in the Light of
Present ConditiOnsEMrs. Frank Grit.
| . f1n. - -, - t...'-e
News Items From the Home Mis-
sion Monthly-Mrs. j. r. Maxwell.
Story Of Jeffo-Mrs. c. A. Green
leaf. 'sza
Mrs w. H. Matthews will give, re-
port Of the Synodical meeting recently
held at Bismarck.
Bathgate and Mrs. c. NJ: Fisher will
be the hostesses for q the afternoon.
| Miss Temple Irwin, 522 Chestnut
street, and her, guest, Miss Marie
Woodhall of Winchester, ILL.,, left on
Winchester, ILL.,, where they were call
ed by the sudden death Of A. P. Grout.
Mrs. T.. ]. Smith, 891 Belmont ave-
nue.. and her sister, Mrs. H. L. Call.
633 Fourth avenue, have returned
weeks visit with their brother. E. J.
| Mrs Ronald Kennedy, 413 Cheyenne
avenue, will go to Voss this evening
to spend a few days looking after
| X X X te-
Perfumes from SOC to r $12 per
ounce. All the best brands. Nc
Grath's Pharmacy:-Adv.;
.. Mr. and ,Mn RS'sh. hsld, ss1s South
a few days Mrs Reid's sister, Mrs
J. Ansell of Winnipeg. Mr.. and Mrs
Reid metored to Winnipeg to visit Mr.
Reid's brother, WILL Reid. and Mrs.
Ansell accompanied, them home