Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-11

SURGICAL DRESSINGS
!, All men who can, are anked@to
be at the surgical dressing rooms
this (Ffiday) eyenins lat Z O'Clock
to fold gauze. Face masks win
be furnished TO all workers N
this department..
Following lis the List Of women Who
will assist the Public Welfare associ.
atlon:ont Tag day. Mrs. Tracy Bangs
and Mrs. j. A. Poppler viii be at the
headquarters (McGrath's 5pharmacy)S
afS8 o'clock in the morning and the
assistants will be expected to call
there as shortly after that hour asspQs-s
siblesto get their collection boxes.
..sMrEg g. g: Barnes is superintendent
Is superintendent OF the collection
boxes and Mrs. A. P.-Clinord> is sup-
e~rintendent of the tag distribution.
These captains and their helpers
will be stationed IN the districts speci-
ded:-
Byrne. captain; Misses Beatrice Cam
-eron. LILLIAN Bulge, Gertrude Skinner,
Bess Nelson, Marie Hagen and Olga
Zach. 4
Ontario store and corner-Mrs. =.
2. Sherman, captain; Misses Mary
Parsons. katherine Londergan, Ruth
McNicol, Marion Moore, Doris Payne,
Adelaide Collins. Helen Hoffman.
University district-Mrs. Franz
Rickaby, captain; Misses Enid Young,
Marjorie Moore, Louise Bennett, Ger
aldine-McNicol, 1rene~Robbie, Vera
Disbrow. 81
Frederick Hotel-Mrs. WIS. Whit
man, Mrs. e. G. Wheeler
peMers avenue and Third street to
bridge-Mrs. Max Rabinovich. cap
tain; Mrs. 4. T.. Bourassa. Mrs. L. M.
Trepanter, Miss Vera Stinson, Miss
Blanche Webster, Miss Hazel Dinnie,
Miss Mabel LaFave.
Widlund Block-Miss ina Schnabel,
captain; Misses Ruth Carruthers,
Elsie Brown, Ethel Cole. Ruth Brown,
Dacotah Hotel-Mrs. Charles King,
captain; Mrs. G. G. Finch, Mrs. H. II.
Wilson, Mrs. e. lG,A.AHen, Mrs. W. ].
Watt, Mrs. Rand Smith, Miss Bess
Nelson, Miss Beatrice Cameron.
Security Building-Miss Irene Fee,
Miss Lillian Fee.
Ryan Building-Mrs. Eugene Love-
Joy, captain; Mrs. Charles Hinzie, Miss
NorthwesternsNationa bank corner
Mrs. g. ". Denniston, captain; Mrs.
q. M. Williamson. Mrs. Emfnet Delay.
Misses Ava Blank, Leona Smith, Mil
dred Odell. Marian :Lond, Blanche
Leigh, Marion Wilder, Helen Wilder.
Great Northern statton-Mrs. L.. C..
captain; Miss Katherine
Babcock, Mrs. Vale, Mrs. e. r. Pratt,
Miss Esther Sateren, Miss Helen Leh-
man, Mrs. L. M. Bittinger, Miss Doris
whitman, Mrs. c. e. King.
South Side oil stations-Mrs. L. G.
Hazlett, captain; MrsE j. Smith,
Miss Rachel Hunt, Mrs. Olson, Miss
VioletL'Esperance.
North Side oil, stations-Miss Lillian
Cook, captain; Mrs. w. II. Elfring,
Misses Gladys O'Keefe,, Florence-Au
man, Adeline Hazlett, Gladys Warren,
Edna Rasmussen, Corinne Nelson,
Florence Beacham, Helen Wyman,
Dorothy Healy and Mrs. Marion Coles
Kittson avenue and Third-Mrs. J.
+. sqwle,' captain; Miss Ella Rasmus-
sen, Mrs. HI. B. King, Miss Helen
Hayes. Mrs. Louis Rohde, Mrs. p. ].
Davidson, Mrs. Leo Rasmussen.
Panovitz corner-Mrs. VIM. PIANO.
vttz, captain; Mrs. Donald, K. Woods,
Mrs. G. 3. Burtness. Mrs. G. e. Ladd,
Miss Elsie Wolff.
Racotah Pharmacy-Mrs. d. r. Sin
clair, captain; Misses Hazel and Aura
Chaffee, Mary McClernan. Pearl st.
lawrence Florence johnson. Marie
Boese, Jean Sinclair, Ruth Sinclair.
Doris johnson, VALERIE Sherlock, Mrs.
F.. E. Feetham and Mrs. r. J. Purcell.
Wilson's corner - Mrs. Clifford
Finch, captain; Mrs. w. r. Wander
hoef, Mrs. Roy Gbckner,, Miss Kath-
crime Trepanier, Miss Margaret White.
Recently there has Been a reor
ers." a committee of women appoints
ed by the commandment and director
OF the military training detachment
at the university, to pkovide a touch
OF home n some entertainment for
the men in training there.
The number of the COMPANY
Mothers" has been augmented to sew
en-the increased number, and reor-
ganization having become necessary
because Of the Increased number OF
men stationed at the university for
training. b
The schedule for the weekly social
hours in the club room IN BUD go hail
has been revised. Plans made earlier
In the week., before the quarantine
regulations went into effect, were for
"a social hour for Company B last
hight between s and 10 O'Clock, and
this evening Company A was to have
been entertained However, the quar-,
antine interfered.. 50 these gatherings
be held at a later time. According
to present plans, Company c, IL sched-
uled to meet for an informal social
time next Friday. night between s
,and>'1 o'clock.
The men in training at the univer-