Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-21
Chiefly Of Interest to Women
CLUB WOMEN OF
MINNESOTA TO
HOLD FEDERATION

war. the annual Convention Of tho
Minnesota Federation Of a.Wonen's
Clubs, which convenes at Wtnona
next Tuesday and continue through
Thursday, Is to Ibe typically a war;
time conference.
Arrangements are completed there
to entertain several hundred women.
The speakers will include Prof.
Maria Sanford Of Minneapolis. octo-
stearns. Milwaukee. Wis, a national
war worker and club woman; .lonn
Adams Lowe. librarian at Camp Dow
ems, Mass; Mrs. j. L >Washburn,,
Duluth; Mrs: Percy ". P~ennypacker.
Austin. Tex; Miss Jane Adams, Hull
House. Chicago. and Mayor L. C..
Hodsson. st. Paul. no.
Mrs. George J. Allen, president Of
the state federated clubs, will pre-
side over the business session on
Tuesday afternoon. A literary. and
musical program at the Masonic tenn
pie will conclude the opening day. At
this meeting Mayor Hodgson will
speak on "The Need of Women in
Civic Affairs"
Miss Sanford Of Minneapolis, IA
nous. throughout the nation. as an
educator and a former student at the.
!WinonaN state normal school, will
speak Wednesday evening on Our
Duty to Our Country" Miss :Stearns
Of Milwaukee will discuss The Wom-
ems Club During the War and
After"
Department officers will be heard
during the morning Of the conclud-
ing day Of the convention. "a Day
in the Camp Library will be the sub
tect discussed by Mr.. Lowe, of Camp
Devens. THE, Message of the Win
1.-The War. ($Anyyonfinn nf tho 40 OH IN
Enforce Peace" will be discussed by
Mrs. J. L. Washburn Of Duluth that
morning. =.
Reports of committees will receive
attention on Thursday afternoon Ad--
dresses will include those by. Miss
Esther Moran, supervisor of domes-
Schools sdiSA: Mrs. T. F she 81 w Tant, ps Mine
neapolis: DR.. Mabel Ulrich, super
visor Of social hygiene education.
state board of health; DR.. H. w. Hill,
secretary Of the Minnesota Public
Health association; DR.. e. J.. Hume
kins. medical director Of the child
welfare division Of the state board
Of health, and others. Practically all
the war and designed to be helpful
to the women who participate in the
state gathering.
Two addresses by national person.
ages among the women on Thursday
evening will conclude the convention.
Miss Jane Adams will speak on
,The Worlds Food supply" and
Our Country Asks Today Of Its
Young Women"
Miss Beatrice Devine. daughter Of
Mrs. John Devine, and Nels Berg were
married this morning al Z o'clock at
ST. Mary's church, the Rev. Father
Fletcher officiating. The bride was
attired in a plum colored dress with
hat to match, was attended by her
sister, Miss Susan Devine. Miss De-
vine wore a costume of gray. Mr..
Berg had as his best mar Frank Cook
of this city. Avoiding breakfast was
served following the ceremony at the
fhome Of the *bride's mother. and i'm
mediately after the bridal couple left
spend a two weeks honeymoon. They
will make their home in Grand Forks
upon their return. Mr.. Berg Is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Berg. 7O4 Third
avenue.
Guests from out Of town who at
tended the wedding we're Mr.. and Mrs.
N. A Draper of Fertile. Mimi, and
Thomas Fender Of Redland, MINI.
A graduation program was given at
st. Michael's hospital on Thursday
evening, when five young women re-
ceived their diplomas from that insti-
tuition. The graduates were Miss Ger
trude Trepanier, Miss Margaret M.
Fox, Miss Anna Ovind, Miss Loretta
Post and Miss Matilda Anderson.
h program was made W Of read
given by the St. Michaels hospital
choir. Rev. William Mulloy gave the
graduation address and presented the
diplomas. Following the program an
informal dance was enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Cooley was the honor
guest at a weiner roast last night in
Riverside park. Miss Cooley has been.
employed at the Ontario store for a
number Of years and will leave within
a short time for Pembina, where she
has accepted a position. The guests
were Misses Matte Shaw, Myra Fox.
Lula Fretcher, Irene. Lesson, Blanche
Jones. Mary Iverson, Lottie Danger
field, Lillian Donnelly and Ethel
The marriage of Miss Laura Idelia
Potterud Of Hillsboro to Reginald
Eugene Terrell of this city, has been
/ announced by the brides parents, MI.
and Mrs. Albert sPotterud. The we'd
ding took. place on August "a. Mrs.
Terrell will reside with her parents
while Mr.. Terrell is in military erv
ice.
Mrs. J. Z. Smith arrived here from
Fargo last night to begin her duties
as cafeteria director at the Y. w. C..
A. Miss Mae Allison, who has been,
cafeteria director for some time, will
leave tomorrow noon tor her home IN
NATION, Ill. Miss Allison expects to
rest until the first of the year when
she will take up nursing.
Lieut. F. T. Mann ana Mrs. Mann
have announced the birth OF a baby
daughter. yesterday at Hillsboro.
Mrs. Mapn was Miss Doris Sarles,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. z. Sarles
Of Hillsboro.
Miss Hilda Carlson Of Grafton, who
has been teaching at Kempton, has
been called home by theillness Of her
brother.
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Miss Ethel Henry, who Ii teaching
at Emerado this year, 10 spending the
week end here.
Mi. Anna NJ. Hnard ana Ferdinand
J. Adams, both Of Reynolds, were
married there yesterday by Rev.
Father Meyer.
Miss Mildred Ried IL expected To
return home this evening from Fargo,
wherA me has hAAn for tina mast wAak