Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-10
CLINIC
AT WINSHIP

The baby clinic at the winship
school building tomorrow morning
will begin promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
and it is hoped to begin work
promptly at that hour. II the mothers
will be prompt in their appointments
there will be no delay and the clinic
will begin and end on schedule time.
morrow will be Doctors r. Mulligan,
G. NJ. Williamson, w. H. Witherstine
and Fl. w. +. Law. DR.. f. f. Sher-
man, dentist, will be present to ex-
anime the teeth of the older children.
Mrs. Parke Kobe, who has been
the guest of the Delta Kappa Tau
sorority at the University since We'd
nesday, left today at noon for her
home at Akron, Ohio. Mrs. kobe is
grand president of Kappa Kappa
Gamma which is one of the oldest
sororities in this country, and now
has 46 chapters at various UNIVERSE
ties and co-educational colleges. Dur
ing her stay here. Mrs. Kobe was the
house guest of Mrs. T. A. Gill, 1411
University avenue, and she was en-
tertained at a number Of attractive
affairs. Mrs. NJ. w. Murray gave an
informal tea for her yesterday aft
ernoon, and members of the Sigma
Chi fraternity invited in a small num-
Der of guests for a dinner last night
in Mrs. Kolbe's honor. These includ-
ed Mrs. F.. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro, and
the Misses Eleanor Sarles. Mary
Wright. Peggy Mares aud Bernice
Clark.
On Wednesday evening the Delta
Kappa a girls gave a theater party
pliment to. Mrs. Kobe. Mrs. George
F., Wells gave a luncheon at noon to-
day in Mrs. Kolbe's honor, and a
number Of other affairs hat were
planned had to he cancelled because
of Mrs. kolbe's somewhat unexpected
leaving.
Mrs. Kobe expects to leave Akron
on Monday evening for Washington
d. G.. to Join President Kobe OF
Akron college, who is connected with
the educational bureau at Washing
ton. and will be there during The
summer.
Mrs. D. NJ. Mcintosh. of this city
syndocial president of the Presbyteri.
an Missionary organizations in North
Dakota presided at the PresbyteriaI
assembly held last night at Minot
Mrs. Mcintosh talked on the work
that the missionary groups are doing
throughout the state.
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and Miss Roberta G. Carr of Pitts
burg. two prominent mission workers
Of the country also were present tt
address the meeting. The meeting a
Minot is one Of a series of Presby
terial gatherings that are to be hello
this month in various parts of ths
state, the first having been held las
week at Fargo.
Ice Pennock who has been visit.
ing his grandmother. Mrs. Mary Mad
dock and his aunt Mrs. Nellie Simon
left last night for Seattle, having en-
listed in the U. S. army
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The Wesleyan Epworth League o
the Scandinavian Methodist churcl
will meet this evening at. s o'clock il
the church. A short program ha
been arranged. following which re
freshments will be served. A bust
ness session will be held at the clos
of the. social hour, and all member
are requested to be present.
Tho Company NJ Club held thci
regular meeting last evening at tn
home Of Miss Frances Marcoux.
Mrs. II. C.. Randall and her littl'
daughter arrived this morning from
International Falls. Mimi, and is tn
guest Of her mother. Mrs. r. E.. Hazel
barth' s17 North Third street.
Mrs. j. M. Langtry and Miss Mil
dred Langtry. who came up from Min
neapolis on Tuesday. and were guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Rratrud return
ed to their home last night. Mis-
Langtry gave a recital at the Meth
odtst church last night. =