Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-18


Mrs. I. c. Morrow of Minneapolis is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Thomas
clark OF the New Hampshire block.
X X X
Mrs. Samuel Radcliffe and her
daughter, who have been at Bemidji
for the last month, were in the city
yesterday. and today went on to their
home at Larimore.
X X n
Soldiers who are home on leave
from military duties. with a number
OF young women who are visiting
at an informal dancing party IN Che
Guild hall last night. Arrangements
were in the hands Of DR.. J:sG. Brun.
din! a H. A. Dunlap. Ices were
served during the dancing hours,
which were from 8 until 10 O'Clock,
and the affair was OF the happiest
that has been given here during the
summer.
Members Of Division Of the
Methodist. aid society were at River
side park yesterday afternoon for a
picnic. The husbands and families
OF the members were guests at the
picnic supper served at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fuller a bride
~" siooiii L 1HuISQdy were In the
city yesterday to spend the day, leav-
ing this morning for wahpeton where
they expect to make their home. Mrs.
Fuller was Miss Emmo Anderson. Of
Edinburgh, N. D., FIR. Fuller also be-
ing from there, and their marriage
took place Thursday in Crookston,
Rev. L. o. Roslan performing the
ceremony.
X X X
Mrs. ]. P. Craig and her son., Will
liam Duane. of 622 University avenue
left yesterday for Cando to spend the
week end with Mr.. Craig.
X X ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Torgerson ana
daughter Marian who left here last
week for a brief stay at Birchmont
Beach, Bemidji, are now motoring
to stop at Detroit lakes before re-
turning to Grand Forks. It'd
Miss Mary Cable OF the Ceramics
department Of the University OF
North Dakota left last night for Min
neapolis where h will spend q week
lat her home. After the visit at her
home. Miss Cable and her mother
will leave for Cleveland. Ohio. to stay
potteries near Cleveland, Cincinnati,
columbus, Pittsburgh and the famous
Teco Dottery near Chicago. She ex-
poets to return here in time to resume
her work at the opening OF the uni
versity.
IN Chicago Miss Cable will be the
guest Of Mrs. A. H. Taylor, formerly
of this city. whose husband Lieut.,
Taylor lie nov stationed at the Great
Lakes Naval training station.
<s-3rs \ Il
There were twerty-six North tDa-
kotans In the party which left Far
90 in a special a attached to "a
night, bound for Boston, to attend the
annual @. A.. r.. encampment which
4 "opens In that city next Tuesday. The
party represented members Of the g.
A. r. and the Wonaen's Relief corps
from various sections OF the stats In
Guiding among others. Mrs. Marie
Pattee, department president and hel
daughter Mrs. Kale Of Devils Lake;
j. W. Carroll, comlnandant at the
soldiers home and Mrs. Carroll; and
II. =. Dinsrnore Of Glendale; DR.. 81
~. Fill and Mrs. Hill andTDr. G. n
Geary OF Fargo. jamestown sent the
largest delegation. which included
Christian schmitt. Nicholas schrsitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Freise. Mrs. q
schnnitt, Miss Clara Schmitt and Mrs
Mrs. b. h. Read o. this city who
Joined the party at Minneapolis yes.
terday left here q day or 80 ago and
stopped In the Mil city for q visi,
with her daughter.
The program will open on Tuesday
with the grand parade, wednesday
and Thursday will be spent IN bus,
mess sessions, and special entertain,
ment will be furnished the visitori
by the city Of Boston on Friday and
Saturday.