Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-06

Announcement has been made of
the marriage Of Miss Georgianne AL
lard, formerly Of Crookston.-to Cor
poral r. B. Johnson-H ellender which
took place at Fort Worth, Texas, on
January %. The groom is in training
for aviation service, and both he and
his bride were at one time residents
OF Fargo, where the latter attended
the state agricultural college. and
Aaker's. business college. Mrs. Hell
lender has frequently visited here.
and has a number Of friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam Stephens of
&Crookston who were here for the gram
opera season returned to their home
today. Mrs. Stephens is a field secre-
tary for the Red Cross, II is one of
organization in Crookston<and through
the northern Minnesota districts
Two more Minot young women
have Joined the ranks of North Dako-
ia nurses in Red Cross service. Miss
and Miss Amy O'Grady has been sent
to Fort Riley. Kansas.
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Mrs. Alice Murphy and her daugh-
ter Miss Eva Murphy of Neche are
visiting with Miss Francis Murphy
who Is attending the university.
Mrs. j. H. Belair of Duluth arrived
here yesterday morning, and will visit
for a time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Bliven. 1916 Cheyenne ave-
U
The Ladies' Aid of the First Luz
theran church will meet in the
church parlors tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock. Mrs. F.. Supernault will
he the hostess for the afternoon. All
friends are invited.
Mrs. Jack Fender entertained "A
party Of friends at her home at 6s1
South Fourth street, last evening: TIL.
evening vas spent in playing cards.
Mrs. NJ. L.. Dryburgh and her
daughter. Of Fordville. were here
yesterday enroute to their home from.
Florida, where they have been for
the last several weeks.
Mr.; and Mrs. Harry Lord of Cando
were among the out of town people in
for the opera performances vester-
day.
The February meeting of the Civic
league. held Monday afternoon at
the farmers room of the court house.
hadSa number of interesting items OH
its program. Among these were a
talk on the Dacotah Playmakers by
Prof. Frederick r. Koch Of the de-
.partmen. OF dramatic literature at
the university. In this he paid avery
fine tribute to the young men and
won1en of North Dakota, and their
achievements along the lines OF play
making. He referred to the very ex-
Gellent. work that has been done by
the students Of the university in their
presentation asd writing of plays. and
Re had many interesting pictures 20
pass about in illustration of his talk.
Miss Louise Cook Of the public Ii
brary talked Informally of the aims
and purposes of the library, and told
especially Of the work that is being
done for children. >
During the afternoon local COM
nlittees to make arrangements for
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs. to meet here next October,
were appointed.
Miss Mary McComber spoke, ask.
n ing the league to endorse woman suf-
frage. and a. resolution to this effect
wsas unanimously adopted by tbs. or.
E~anization. Senator r. j. McCumber
has sent word to the North Dakota
frage.-.provided. he is assured that all
women of this state wish the ran
chiEes The.r stand on the question
maybe ascertained most quickly and
effectively through the women's
SssSclubsaAnd throughout the state-they
are taking action on the matter.