Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-17
Hoouer Luncheons
Are Being Featured

Hoover luncheohs are being featur-
ed IN tea rooms and other public eat
ing places throughout the country re-
Gently. and there has been much spec
ulation among the initiated as to just
what Hoover" menu might be.
"A luncheon of this name is supposed
to cover W. points. First, it con-
tains the right proportion Of food ele-
ments for perfect nutrition; second,
It uses the perishable and saves wheat
and meat for use later. "A Boston de-
partment features the Hoover lunch
con In their tearoom. The Mattresses
wearSthe food service uniform of OFF,
cial blue gray chambray with g. shield
OF service on the cap and on the left
arm. Il
One Hoover luncheon menu for ex-
ample, reads: Green peppers stuffed
with rice, Creole; new beets, war
bread and butter. baked Indian pud-
ding meringue, and iced tea or cof-
fee.
Miss Beulah Amidon of Fargo,
North Dakota's brilliant young suft-
ragist, who is in Washington doing
such effective work at the national
headquarters of the woman's party
was one of h s~uffragists attacked by
rioters who destroyed banners carried
by the White House pickets Thursday.
AN41oS 1kAo S41oI DIN was
struck in the face by a man who en-
deavored to wrest from her a banner
she was carrying.
Miss Amidon has been in Fargo the
greater share of the summer, at the
family home, n only recently re-
turned to Washington.
Mrs Sam H. Clark Of Bismarck the
former Clara johnson Of this city, is
entertaining her sister Mrs. H. D. Du-
fies Of Winnipeg, also known here. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark recently gave a dinner
of sixteen covers at their home for
their guests, and Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Clark gave a large tea for her
sister.
Members Of the Fourth district Of
the Methodist Aid society are at Riv-
erside park this afternoon for a pic
mic. The picnic is a family affair, to
which husbands and children Of the
members were asked. the former to
be guests at the picnic supper which
is to be served after 5 o'clock.
Mrs. F. r. Hall and Miss Lou Hall
Of Minot ave a matinee bridge yes
terday for their guest, Mrs. Gourlie, of
New York city, formerly Miss Mayme
DeCamp, of Grand Forks. Mrs.
Gourlte is spending the hummer at
their home, having stopped here and
at Crookston for short visits earlier
in the summer when on her way to
Minot.
Mrs. G. P. Collins Of Fairview,
Mont, who stopped for a brief visit
with her daughter, Mrs. e. M. Ed
wards of Walnut street, has gone on
to Iowa. Mrs. Collins will return
here after a few weeks. and will make
a longer visit at her daughters
home.
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Miss Aletha M Marian Bird have
returned to their home, 8O2 North
Fifth street, after a weeks visit at
Grafton, where they were, guests OF
Misses Nellie and Maude Miller. They
were honor guests at a number Of
pleasant affairs while in Grafton.
Mrs. e. R. McPhsrson All Detroit,
Mich, is here to visit h$r mother1
Mrs. Helen Durick, of 322 North
Sixth street. Mrs. Mcpherson ex-,
poets to remain for a fortnight or
longer.
Miss Dorothy Perrott returned last
night from Maple Lake where she has
beenathe guest of Miss Dorothy Healy
for several days.
Miss Beatrice Pauline of Walhalla
is here visiting friends.
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Miss Lilah Sannes is at Reynolds
visiting for a few days.