Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-12

Cards have been issued by Mrs.
Grace NJ. Simpson of Basin. Wyo.,
announcing the marriage of her
daughter. Ethel Grace. to Homer Glen
Renner, on February 20. MIR. and
Mrs. Renner are to be at home Mt
Basin after March 20.
Mrs. Simpson and her daughter
made their home here for some time
before going to Wyoming.
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The Young Peoples society of the
Bethel Lutheran church on Belmont
avenue. will give a program in the
basement of the church this evening.
The program which has been prepar-
ed by the Misses Julia Alison and
Bertha Lunde. includes Rev. l..
Stalsbrotcn of Mavville. y. D., as the
chief speaker. Tho following pro-
gram will he given. followed by re-
f~re-hmerts:
Devotionals--Miss Gina Systad.
Vocal Trio-Mr. and Mrs. Gilseth
and Mrs. NJ. Bridston.
Report of the secretary.
Vocal Solo--Mi~s Overland.
Address-Rev. Lars Stalsbroten.
Vocal Duet. Stalsbroten and NJ.
J. uarulm.
Closing Remarks-Rev. Il. II. Gun
huS.
Vocal Trio--L. stalsbroten. NJ. j.
IQuarum and a. NJ, Bridston.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. King of Havre.
| Mont. were guests in the city on Sat-
nrday en- route 10 Melrose. Mimi.
where they will visit for a time with
TIE %latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Feaster. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pratt of Cavalier
arc visiting here for a few days.
Mrs. Harry r.. King and her daugh-
ter. Katherine Mae. are at present Wis.,
ting in Fargo. They are en- route
here from a three months visit with
Mrs. Kings mother at Superior. Wis.
Miss Cecilia McIugh and . Miss
Frances Cowan returned to their
home in Devils Lake yesterday after
spending the weekend here. They
rame down On Saturday to attend the
basketball games at the university.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hatcher returned to
her home in Fargo last evening after
spending the weekend here with
friends.
Mrs. Sam II. Clark Of Bismarck is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. *. IT. Johnson, 621 Sixth ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Feetham of
South Fifth street expect to leave this
evening for Lexington. Ky. where
the: will visit with their son. Law
renee Feetham. En- route they will
stop for a day or two in the twin
cities. Mr.. Feetham expects to re-
t"rn within Il short time, and Mrs
Feetham will probably remain with
her son for ONE time.
The millinery. class at the T. W. G.
A. will meet for work this evening. a
preliminary hearing was held las1
night. and it has been decided to have
the meetings Of the class weekly. or
Monday. Tuesday and Thursday even.
ings.
a class in conversational French
WILL he started at the Y. w. G.. A. or
Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
Men as we'll as women may enroll IL
this class.
Miss Jennie L. Hall Of Butte, Mont.
former principal Of jamestown high
school. has Sent IS wrist watches tt
Miss Eth"'yn Rathman of jamestown
to be distributed to the boys o,
jamestown high school. who have
gone to France. The first lot Of watch,
eS was SShL WILL ulIeCIluIS LUZ lutII
to be given to the boys Of Miss Hall!
acquaintance. and the remainder tt
he sent to members Of COMPANY II
Elm addition to the watches. Miss Hal
lras given $40 toward the CompanyeI
I%tobacco fund. ~
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Nr. end Mrs Arthur Nelson of tn
Neil" block will go to Fargo toda,
: to attend the auto show. which open
ed in that city this morning.
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Mrs. John Bows expects tn leav
this ovenin" for st. Paul to he Wit
her sister. Mrs. a Altman. who un
derwent q serious operation thi
mnrrin" Mrs. Altman has a numbe
of friends here who will be intereste
in hearing soon Of her satisfactor
recovery.