Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-04

Miss Florence McDougall, principal
and instructor Of Home Economics of
the Cavalier high school. spent the
week end here at the Delta Gamma
house, en- route to her home at West
hope. Since the schools have been
closed, Miss McDougaal has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Crest Of Val
ley City.
Miss Marie Moe, who sailed for her
old home in Norway about a year ago,
is now at Duluth, MINI. Miss Moe
made her home in Grand Forks for a
number of years, leaving here in July,
1917, for her home.
Mrs. Gertrude Altman Of Reynolds,
who has been i'll for the past two
weeks, is reported to be improving
nicely and expects to resume her
duties at the Reynolds Enterprise.
At the request of Woman's Commit
tee Council National Defense, through
Mrs. F. L. Conklin. state chairman,
has postponed the examination for
graduate nurses wishing to become
registered, scheduled for Fargo for
November 5 to December 4.
The reason for this step is that 1t
would have beer disastrous for nurses
caring for influenza patients during
the epidemic to leave their 8 to
take the trip and the examination,
and that. it would be a hardship for
the nurses to be obliged to wait until
the. next date set for the examination
in the coming spring. Application
for examination must be filed at least
10 days prior ITO date of examination
with Miss Mildred Clark, secretary of
the Board of Nurse Examiners, at
Devils Lake.
President and Mrs. Thomas F. Kane
entertained the A. S. T. c. boys train
ing at the university, and the girl stu
dents of the university and Wesley col
lege, at an informal party on Satur-
day evening. Dancing, games and
other diversions were enjoyed. A buff
fet luncheon wis served atEEthe~c on-
clusion Of the evening.
Volunteer workers are wanted to
assist with the work of the war de-
extra work is on hand to be done, and
the-department's regular office force
will be diminished on account of the
election work. Persons who a give
some of their spare time to this work
are asked to get in touc hwith the wal
office at the court house.
Miss Estella Kading returned tt
Fargo this noon after spending the
weekend here as the guest of Mis-:
Mary Berg. Miss Kading will be re
membered here as general secretars
of the Y. w. G. A. She is now con
nected with the Fargo association.
Mrs. A. L. Mcgallum entertained in
formally at dinner yesterday. Cover
were placed for teh Misses Mabel Rice
P:etilla c. Paul, Annette Wirgus, Mabe
Rogers and Helen Drummer.
A wedding of interest to peopl
throughout the state is that which oc
Cured atSwan Lake, Manitoba, on. DC
tober 80, when Miss Bessie M. Camp
bell, daughter of Rev. ]. r. Campbell
and Mrs. Campbell, was united in mar
riage to Captain A. F. Menzies. M. o
M. c., D. S. o. The service was per
formed by Rev. Mr.. Martin of Somer
set, assisted by the BRIDES father.
The bride is(5a graduate Of tn
North Dakota university, and laugh
school at Gilby for two years, and a
Forest River for three years.
Captain Menzie has-heen serving Il
France, and is now being transferre
to Siberia. The wedding occurre
during a short furlough which Capital
Menzie is having. Captain Menzie an,
his bride left Immediately after tn
ceremony for Victoria, where they wi
stay until he leaves for Siberia.