Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-20
D OF Interest to Women D

Agana, Guam, where Miss Evans is to
wed Edward Sanderson, a former uni
versity student, who is in the employ
of the United States government at
that place.
Miss Emma Brown of Thompson
was visiting in the city today on route
to Larimore. Tomorrow evening.
commencement exercises for the
pupils OF the eighth grade of the
school. where Miss Brown has been
in charge, will receive their diplomas.
Miss Beatrice tombstone, county
superintendent of schools. will pre-
sent h diplomas to the class of six
young people who have finished the
common schools.
Mrs. Adam Common. North Fourth
street. have as their guest for a few
days, Mrs. H. NJ. Lichty and son, Ken
meth Of Rock Lake, N. d. Mrs. Lichty
has been visiting with her parents.
MIR. n Mrs. j. Brown at Thompson.
Miss Bertha Daeley OF Jamestown
has reached the city n will make
her home at Larimore hall. while h
is taking a course in expression from
Miss Nella Kingsbury, head of the ex-
preston department of Wesley con-
se%rvatory. Miss Daeley has had
charge Of the public speaking in the
senior high school at Jamestown dur
ing h past year.
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Miss Claire Hoiseveen. Miss Mar.
garet Upham OF Grafton. Miss Marie
MINES Of Grafton and Miss Mabel
Jones OF Fargo are among the young
people Of the state, who have regis
tered for course at the Wesley con-
s%ervatory summer session. which
opens on Monday.
Miss Mabel Davies n Miss Elsie
Dahl vent to Fargo this morning to
attend the North Dakota State Sun
day school convention. as representa-
tives of the Sunday school of the First
Methodist church.
Miss Olive White of Bemidji, Mimi,
a former resident of the city, is
spending several days here visiting
friends. Miss White Is en- route to
Michigan, N. D., where she will visit
friends for several days.
Miss Jean Lenentine. who complet-
ed her work at the university IN Tues
day, and her sister, Mrs. Louise Letn-
ers. who has been her guest for the
past few days. went to Jamestown
yesterday, where they will spend part
OF III summer as guests of their SIS
ter, Mrs. Roy Wolfer.
Miss Edith xitt 4 Of Park River,
Miss Stella Hunt Of Grano. Miss Ing
valdson, Buxton, Miss Elizabeth Book
err. Pembina. and Miss Rhoda Lar
mour of Larimore, will return to
their respective homes today. These
young women were granted diplomas
from the music department of Wesley
college yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ). E. Mclean and
family, who have been residing at
612 Chestnut street, have leased the
j. r. Holton residence ut $40 South
Fifth street, and moved into their new
home yesterday.
Mrs. J. D. Van pussn and J. Floyd
Stevens will leave this morning for
Fargo to attend the North Dakota
State Sunday School convention, ~
representatives Of the First Presby-
terrain Sunday school.
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Miss Hazel Dinnie Of the register Of
deeds office will leave h first of
the month for Miles City, Mont, whore
she WILL spend her vacation with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Stephen McKinnon.
Miss Mary Runtdum. who has been
teaching in the Drayton schools, was
among the visitors in the city during
the commencement festivities at the
university. Miss Runtdum was en-
route to Milwaukee,. Wis, for a short
visit with friends. and from there will
go to her home at Mellette, 8. D.. for
the summer months.
DR.. Charles f. Hunt of Bismarck,
spent a few days here visiting with
his children. who are guests at the
home of Mrs. Hunts parents, DR.. and
Mrs. E.. P. Robertson, University
Place. ,...
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Miss Matilda Bottom Of Grano. N.
D., was visiting friends in the city
and attending the commencement ex-
~ercises at the university on Monday.
Miss Botten is a former university
student.