Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-05
Suffrage Building
Dedicated Yesterday

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Minnesota state fair yesterday found
much to interest them in the opening
Of the new Women's Suffrage building
which was an imortant feature OF the
day. The building Is a gift Of the
Scandinavian Suffrage association, and
was dedicated to 'sThe woman citizen
of the future" The name was chosen
by the fsuffragists OF Minnesota for
their building because, after the ball
will be used by women throughout the
state.
Mrs. Ruth Jaeger, president Of the
Scandinavian Suffrage association
made the presentation speech. and
Mrs. Andreas Iceland, president Of the
Minnesota Women 8 Suffrage -associa-
ton accepted the gift in behalf OF the
state.
aMr. and Mrs. A. F. McIlraith left
the city yesterday en- route for their
new home at Seattle, Wash. Mr.. and
Mrs. McIlraith have been residents
OF Grand Forks for q number of
years, and have numerous friends
here. many Of whom have entertained
pleasantly for them in the last fort
night or
St Agnes Guild. an organisation OF
young women of st. Paul's Episcopal
church, which Is this week resuImins
the weekly work meetings for the fall
and winter season, is planning TO de-
vote a. large part of its activities this
winter to Red Cross work. A meeting,
the first of the fall. was held on Mon
day night at the guild hall, and the
members outlined their plans at that
time. ;,
Before suspending work during the
summer weeks, the guild members
had already been busy turning out
Red Cross bags and nightingales-ar-
ticles more commonly known as
shoulder wraps-and they were doing
splendid work. The society meets
Monday evenings at the Guild hall,
and has a large membership of the
younger women of St Pauls parish.
Miss Florence Cassidy of Cotton
street has returned from a
the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Downey. Mrs.
Downey accompanied. her niece to
Grand Forks for a brief visit; return
ing to her home last night.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sherlock Of East
Grand Forks left yesterday for Min
neapolis to spend the week attending
the state fair.
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Miss Madonna sGies of East Grand
is at Park River and Melville,
for a visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. Mcmahon of University ave-
nue. left yesterday for Spirit Lake,
Idaho, where she will meet her daugh-
ter Miss Anna Mcmahon who has been
there for some time. Mrs. Mcmahon
her daughter will visit at Seattle
and Spokane. and will return to Spirit
before coming back to their
nome here. the latter part of this
Mr.. and Mrs: Thomas Pender of
Grand Forks have announced the
of their daughter, Anne,
TO a Capes, a son of Mr..5and Mrs.
John P. Capes, Of Regina. Canada,
The wedding is to take place this
Miss Marie Sattler, who has spent
her vacation here with her grand
mother and aunt, Mrs. Mary MaIoner
Miss Susan I. Maloney, will leave
for St Paul to continue her
musical studies. Miss Sattler is spe-t
cializing in the piano and organ.
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Mr. and Mrs. AL Bourassa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mart and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G Scott motored to Fargo Sunday |
Tor a few. days visit, and are expected
home today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roger VI. Cooley and |
Miss Madeline Booth motored over to !
yesterday afternoon. and
brought Mrs John Booth Cooley back |
to the city with them last night Mrs. |
Cooley had been visiting her mother. |
Mrs. John Halcrow. for several days.
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Musical people of the city are look
Ing forward to the first of the fan
musical events, a song recital by Z. A.
Cranston, tenor, tomorrow evening at
The Presbyterian church. Mr.. Grams
ton. though new to Grand Forks au-
oiences Is heralded as a singer OF i'm
posfance in eastern music centers
u is to present a program of most
attractive numbers. The program Is
TO betn at a quarter past eight O'Clock.
Mrs. F. ". Ttbbals of the NeiIs block
has returned from an absence OF sev-
eral weeks in Boston and other east
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