Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-29
Nc eys to Leaue
! On Friday Night

President f. L. McVey of the uni
versity, with Mrs. McVey inc their
three children, Virginia, Janet and
Frank. Jr., expect to leave here on
e ton, d. c., where the family will re-
G main for some time.
r President McVey, who has recently
t been elected to the presidency Of the
University of Kentucky. will return
I here for the opening of the University
{ of North Dakota and will remain for
t part Of the fall term, later going to
8 take up his new duties at Lexington.
Mrs. McVey will place her daughters
: and son in school at Washington and
! expects to be there for some months.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles McVey of
{ Honolulu, the former a brother of
President McVey, who have been visit
ing here for the last ten days, left
last night for Des Moines, Iowa.
Announcements Of the marriage of
Miss Doris Babcock, a daughter of
MI. and Mrs. Otto Babcock Of Winni-
peg, and Frank Smith Of Carthage,
s. D.. have been received by friends
in the city. The wedding took place
at Winnipeg last Saturday, August 25,
and Mr.. Smith and his bride are to be
! at home in the fall at Carthage, where
the groom is connected with the pub
lie schools.
The bride is a niece Of Dean E. J.
Babcock Of the University of North
Dakota, and the groom is a brother
OF Or. Fred Smith, professor Of Latin
n her family were formerly promi-
nent residents of this city and are we'll
known to a number of people here,
who will be interested in knowing of
the marriage.
fEEa Misc II a ryfro CfaHpox ~ ~ L-- 49,
in the library of the University of
North Dakota for a number of years,
expects to leave this evening for Lar
annie. Wyo., where she will take up
similar work at the University of
Wyoming. Miss Stewart has become
very we'll known, and much liked in
the university community and in the
city, and there is much regret felt
that she is to leave and make her
home elsewhere. During the last few
weeks Miss Stewart has been the hon.
or guestsa at number of attractive af-
fairs.
Miss Lillian Bullock, who has
charge of the building at
the University of North Dakota, has
returned from a vacation spent at
Lake ltasca. Miss Bullock was with
Miss Ella Fulton, dean of women at
the university at Lake Itasca, Miss
"A ~ ia i uH-
I'll, some time next month.
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Miss Thompson, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Arm
strong Of Walnut street, for the last
three weeks, will leave this evening
for her home at Detroit, Mich. Mrs.
Armstrong entertained very pleasantly
in her sisters honor on Monday aft
Ernoon.
MT. and Mrs. Andrew P. johnson,
who have been residing at 1917 Uni
versity avenue, left today for Sank
Rapids, Mimi, where they are to
make their home.
MT. ana Mrs. e.. Y. Sarles and their
daughter, Eleanor, motored over to
the city yesterday to meet Miss Doris
Sarles, who came here yesterday from
e visit of several days at DeyilssLake.
They returned toFIIillsbero lastsnight.
Mrs. ]. u. McNeill Of Cottonwood
etreet has returned from a weeks vis-
II at Ottertail, MINI, with Mrs. H.9C.
R~eichelderfer. Mrs. McNeill will
leave today for Niagara for a few
days visit with relatives.
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Charles Reichelderfer, Jr., left to-
day for a weeks visit at Hartley. Iowa,
where he will be the guest Of rela-
lives.
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Mr.. Inc Mrs. Thomas Forde return
ed to their home at Minot last night
after visiting for several days at the
home Of Mr. Forde'ssbrother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. o. E.. Forde,
OF 1915 International avenue. They
stopped here en- route to their home
81 from Chicago, where they had been
attending the National Amateur trap
shoot Mr.. Forde being one Of the six
crack shots representing this state.
Mrs. Emma willard of st. Pau is
here for a short visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Whitcher of Yer
o avenue.
District No. ! Of the NJ. p. Ladies,
Aid society will serve a picnic supper
tomorrow evening in Riverside park.
Autos WILDE at h church to convey
persons who do not go to the park by
way OF the street car route. A picnic
supper will be served for a nominal
sum from 6 o'clock IN, and the pro-
ceeds from the affair are to be used
for a fund being raised to secure a
d~eaconess for the Methodist church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hummel, who
have made their home here on North
Fourth street for the last three years.
have returned to st. Paul to re-
side. While here Mr.. Hummel was a
linotype operator on the Herald.
Mrs. John Booth Cooley left at noon
today for Bowesmont to visit for a few
days with her mother, Mrs. John Hal
crow.