Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-29
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their daughter, Margaret Stella, to.
Alexander Mcdonald Of this city. The
wedding will take place on October
tenth, at the Catholic church in ST.
Thomas, Rev. j. U. Sevigny to offici-
ate,
Mrs. c.. G. Finch has gone to Glen
wood, Mimi, to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. D.. Tabor. Next week she
will go on to ST. Paul, where h will
be joined by Mr.. H. B. Finch of this
city. and they will spend a fortnight
visiting there.
VIM. j. Rusche of Fargo came up
this afternoon to join Mrs. Rusche
who has been visiting at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Spriggs, during the week. Mrs. Rusche
is known here as Miss Florence
Spriggs, her wedding having been an
event of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy of Fargo came
up last night to spend the week with
their son Ezra Eddy of the Dinnie
flats.
A general meeting of the Bethesda
association will be held on Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of
: Mrs. A. A. Westeen, 217 North Sixth
street.
DR.. Jonathan Watson and his
daughter, Miss sFreda Watson. will
leave tomorrow evening for Denver.
Colo. Miss Watson will remain there
for an indefinite time, in the hope Of
benefting her health.
While DIR. Watson Is in the west
DR.. C. P. Drew of Lakota will take
charge, of st. Paul's Episcopal church.
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Miss Anna Fraser Of the Herald
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visit in the twin cities. Miss frances
Clancy of Seattle, a cousin Of Miss
Fraser. and her sister, Miss Margaret
Frazer. stopped here for a short visit
on her way to Columbia university,
where she has taken up a course in
home economics. Miss Fraser accom-
panied her az far as the twin cities
and visited other relatives and friends
there.
Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawr-
encetR. Plank of Minneapolis, former
ly of ST. Thomas, will be interested in
knowing that; during the early part Of
to spend the winter. They have re-
Gently been at ST. Thomas visiting Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Gannsle, the latter being
the former Miss Margaret Plank, Mr..
Plank's sister.
Miss <aiDCiIa ldylOI, d uleIlD0T VI
the 1917 class graduating from the
University of North Dakota, was in the
city yesterday enroute to Pembina,
where she is to take charge of the
latin department in the high school.
Miss Taylor has spent the summer
with her mother at Timber Lake, 8. d.
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The women of the First Lutheran
Aid society followed their regular
business meeting on Thursday after
noon with a social in honor of Mrs.
H. B. Thorgrimson, wife of the pas
tor. Mrs. Thorgrimson celebrated a
birthday during the week, and the
affair, designated as pound" social
was arranged in observance of the
gifts We're bresanted 70 tSs honor
guest during the afternoon. {
Mrs. F. B. Feetham left yesterday
for the western part Of the state to
spend a week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Esther Treumpe of Cando, a
daughter of Mrs. B. A. Butler of the
Frederick hotel, who underwent ar
operation at a local hospital a few
days ago is said to improving. Mrs
Treumpe came here to visit he1
mother and was taken seriously i'll.
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ThesSouth End circle of the Congre.
a. ~ aAlu Will lfletl Will. MIS-. VI
Rasmussen, TIA Reeves avenue, or
Wednesday afternoon.
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Miss Katherine Kneeshaw of Penn,
bina is in the city spending the day
Mrs. r, A Sprague will leave Sun.
day evening for Dickinson, where she
goes to attend the annual session o,
the North Dakota Federation of Won.
ems Clubs. Mrs. Sprague goes as &
delegate from the Civic league, anc
will preside at the conference Of ths
home economies department on Mon
day afternoon In place of the chair,
man, Miss Karnsworth, who will no
be present. Mrs. Sprague will taxi
with her ans exhibit of pictures in il
lustration of the work that she is do.
ing here as food commissioner, ant
it is probable that she will be on tn,
program for a talk on her work. Mrs
sprague expects to go from Dickinson
to the twin cities to spend two weeks
Mrs. E. F. Chandler, chairman o
the arts and crafts. department for TIL,
state federation, will also leave OF
Sunday evening. and she will hav,
charge of an interesting exhibit Of art
and crafts work.
Mrs. Frank She'll Of North Fourth
street is entertaining a group Of it'll,
girls this afternoon at her home ii
honor of h sixth birthday anniver
sary Of her daughter, Elda. Tn
children are to be entertained witt
games, and late this afternoon Mrs
Shell will serve a luncheon with
pink and white color scheme. A birth
day cake in pink and white with til,
proper number of candles Is to hol,
chief interest in the menu. The chill
dren in the party are Gertrude La
verne Galbraith. Katherine Fahey
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