Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-16
MRS. FEATHERSTONE
TO BE CHAIRMAN OF
REGISTRATION DEPT.

The North Dakota division Of the
Women's Committee of National De-
Tense named Mrs. Frank White Of
Valley City as chairman, of registra-
ton of women for service to the gov
eminent. AS Mrs. White will accom-
pany her husband, Col. White, who
goes with the Second regiment to Palo
Alto, Mrs. j. E. Featherstone of Valley
City will act in her stead as chairman
of registration. Mrs. Featherstone is
specially fitted for this work.. She has
proved her clerical ability in serving
the State Federation Of Women's clubs
IS corresponding secretary for two
years. She has already had requests
fromslocal chairmen for 1000, registra-
ton cards. Registration is entirely vol
untary and anyone wishing to do SO
should write to Mrs. Featherstone now
for cards and directions.
The Woman's committee of the
Council of National Defense, Wash
ington, p. c., have asked that Miss
Minnie Jean Nelson of Valley City be
named at the head of a Liberty Loan
department Of the North Dakota divi-
sion of the woman's committee. Miss
Nelson served the State Federation of
Women's clubs most efficiently as
president for four years and is gladly
welcomed by the woman's committee
for defense work in the state, as lead
er for this department.
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Mrs. e. Y. Sarles and her daugh-
ters Misses Doris and Eleanor Sarles
who have spent the summer in Min
neapolis left that city today, en- route
for Their home al Hillsboro. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sarles' son, Duane Sarles, who
camp at Fort Smelling during the
summer, n was recently commits
stoned as captain of the officers re-
serve corps. Miss Sylvia Brown of
Minneapolis. Fred Mann of Devils
Lake, and James E. Stevenson, of
Red Lake Falls, both of whom have
been at the Fort Smelling training
camp. will also be in the party, which
is motoring in the Sarles car. They
evening, and will be guests at a week
end house party at Mr.. and Mrs.
Sarles' home.
Dr.. and Mrs. Harold Cooperman
Gamma Rabinovich) who have been at
Coney Island, Waconia, Mimi, since
their marriage the latter part Of July,
have returned to Grand Forks, and
are at the home of Mrs. Cooperman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Max Rabino-
vich of University venue
Mrs. p. j. Culliton (Kitty Carroll)
who was Scalled here recently by the
death other brother, George Carroll,
and has since been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. j. M. Carroll of Uni
verslty avenue. returned to her home
At New Rockford . yesterday < <
bridge. Alberta. is the guest of Mr..
and. Mrs. Paul Griffith. Mrs. Layton
will be remembered here as Miss
Stella: Lombard; a popularity known
young woman of the city, who made
her home here for a number of years.
week or ten days longer, and will go
to Minneapolis to visit friends, stop
ping in Grand Forks again on her
way west.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie May
Duncan and Charles Arthur Michels
was 'solennized yesterday morning al
and Mrs. James Duncan at Josephine
N. D.. Rev. e. E. Saunders, the his
torian of Fargo read the service,
which was witnessed by about twenty
relatives of the bridal couple. A
wedding luncheon followed the cere-
mony and late yesterday Mr.. Michels
and his bride left for their new home
al <AISLlSI, NlOIltdlld, sWIl6T0 the LOT
mer is engaged in farming, and other
business.
Mrs. Michels has been a critic
teacher at the State Normal school al
Valley City for the last two years
Her parents, as well as Mr.. MicheIs
have beer identified with the pioneer
life Of the Devils Lake region, and are
well known.
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Wilmer Elton who has been at the
officers training camp at Fort Smell.
ing for the last few months, arrived
home here this morning on a severa,
days leave, and will visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elton, and his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore B. Elton. Plans are
now being made for a family party Al
Bemidji. owe the weekend, which
Mr.. Elton will probably join.
Miss Grace Murray. and Miss lisa
belle Darnham left yesterday 70:
Chisholm, Mimi. where they will b.
guests of Mrs. A. p. Dahl, later ex
pecting to go to s%halland, Mimi, t,
visit Mrs. Fred Hewitt. They plal
to be away for a week.
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Miss Dorothy Alexander Of Mime
apoIis is the guest Of her uncle ant
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Alexande
of South Fifth street.