Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-18
Society EUenfs and Personals

Section MOL Of the Methodist La
dies Aid will meet at the home Of Mrs
Nv. g. Stevens, 1875 Clinton avenue to
morrow afternoon, instead Of 1t tn,
home Of Mrs. D. Fordney a p~reviousl!
announced.
The st. Marks. Red Cross circle vii
not meet tomorrow afternoon. Thu
next meeting will be held Wednesday
juno 2e.
Miss Clara Whaling will leave to,
night for Langdon where she will
spend a'week as the guest Of Mrs. w
]. Cooley.
Miss Jennie Campbell will cave hi,
evening for Vancouver, b. c., where
she will spend the summer. Before re.
turning home Miss Campbell expect.
to visit at North Yakima. Wash.
Spokane, Wash, and several Other
points.
Miss Minnie Whaling expects tt
leave tomorrow morning for Gull
Lake, Sask., where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Frederick Schmitz and little
son Frederick Hugo, Jr., Of Great
Falls. Mont. are visiting here with
Mr.. Schmitz's parents, MI. and Mrs
Adam Schmitz Of North Fifth street
Before returning home Mrs. Schmita
will visit with her parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. o. J. Sanders at Meckinock.
Mrs. J.. L. Strong and her son
John, Of Duluth, who have been the
guests Of the formers sister. Mrs. H.
". Bishop, for the past ten days, will
they will visit for a time before re-
turning to their home.
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Rev. H. S. Buegel left this morning
for Kramer, N. D., where he will at.
tend a conference. Before returning
home he will visit with his daughter
and son, Clara and Herman Buegel a
Mohall.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society
have. postponed their regular weekly
meeting until next week Wednesday
so that the members may attend the
St. Andrews picnic tomorrow after.
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Leo Schmitz Of Collegeville, MINI.
is here for a visit. with his parents
MI. and Mrs. Adam Schmitz. North
Fifth street.
Mrs. s. 8. Stokes. who has beer
spending the last week in Minneapolis
will return home tomorrow.
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Miss Eleanor Tenner, formerly su-
pervisor OF music in the schools OF
this city, is now. at Fargo visiting
Mrs. Fred Talbot. Miss Tenner has
been teaching at Butte. Mont, during
her home in Wisconsin to spend the
summer.
Miss Mary Iverson, .922 NORTH
Fourth street, entertained informally
last evening in honor Of Miss Harriet
McConville Of Larimore, who is 8
graduate from Wesley college with
this years class.
Wives Of physicians who accom-.
pany their husbands to the State Med.
ical association meeting which begins
at Fargo tonight, are going to be roy
ally entertained, if present plans ma.
ture.
Tomorrow afternoon. a tea will b.
given at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
N. Tronnes, in compliment to the Wis
itors. The feature of the afternoon
will be a program of readings by Ma
dame Borgny Hammer, a reader, ant
her husband, Rolf Hammer, who viii
sing. Tomorrow morning the guest!
will be taken on an automobile triY
around the city, and Thursday morn
ing Mrs. r. E. Weible will entertain
at a breakfast.
Following the banquet for the doc
tors Wednesday evening, the wome1
are invited to be present to hear {
lecture to be given by DR.. Smythe o,
Bismarck. . Officers of the Red Cross
also will attend this lecture.
Mrs. Frederick H. Koch was thu
honor guest at a garden party g1vel
yesterday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. j. M. Gillette on Universit!
avenue, by the Grand Forks Chapte,
of the P. E. o. Sisterhood. Mrs. Kocl
expects to leave oon for North Caro-
lima with Prof. Koch, who goes t,
take charge of the dramatic literature
department Of the University Of Nortl
Carolina. The afternoon was devoted
to Red Cross knitting, and an inter
esting letter from the mother Of tn
French orphan whom the chapte
Like all of the letters that come from
the guardians or relatives of tn
adopted orphans, it told ST the graf
itude that is felt toward the America,
benefactors. During the Afternoon
Mrs. Koch was presented with
spoon engraved with the p. E. O
monogram, the presentation bein,
made with a clever original little YER
written by Mrs. H. E. French. TIE,
was served from a prettily arrange'
table on the lawn.