Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-03

Mrs. L. C. Hazlett Of Chestnut
treet Is giving a picnic supper party
Ut Riverside park this evening in
honor Of her father, ]. r. Parsons,
!oday. Twelve old friends of Mr..
Parsons, have zen invited to help
him celebrate the eventful day. Mr..
Parsons though beginning his eighty
second year today, is in good health.
and is keenly interested in affairs
Of the times-particularly the war
events, since he is a veteran of the
Civil war. 4r :.
Miss Margaret Reid has gone to
Minneapolis to visit Mrs. G. S. Hixon
(Jessie Grassick.)
Mrs. H. H. Healy, who is spending
the summer at Maple Lake, has re-
ceived a cable from DR.. Healy, who
entered the u. S. medical corps some
time ago, that he has arrived safely
abroad.
Rev. II. B. Thorgrimsen and Mrs.
rhorgrimsen Of this city have receiv-
ed word from their daughter, Miss
sigrid Thorgrimsen, that h is about
10 sail for nursing service in France
Miss ~Thorgrimsen left here a few
months ago for duty In a base hospi-
E1 dks SdAkP IAC41oAAp SoAsr oHA SAO
has been serving there since. Recent
~ she received orders to report for
serytce In Franc.
C.. w. Cheering and his daughter,
Miss Emma Cheering, of Larimore,
we're here yesterday as guests of M.
W.. Spaulding. Miss Cheering, who has
been a member of the faculty at the
Model school of the Duluth Normal,
haasgiven up teaching for the present.
a~ndeexpects to engage in some branch
of war work this fall.
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The closing social feature OF the
university summer school wa an in
formal dance last night in the gym
nasium. The guests of honor were
the men who are enrolled for military
training at the university, and the
summer school students. The remain
der of the guests were university
alumni. The informal program was
danced between s. and 1880 o'clock
and. during the evening frappe was
served. Members of the university
faculty c~haperoned.
Miss Dagna Engstad will return to.
day. from a two weeks canoe trip
Miss Pauline Lazier and Misses Marian
andsLillian Bendeke were other mem.
bers of the canoeing party: The young
women expected to go to the head.
waters of the Mississippi, but a log
dam prevented the completion of this
trip, so they went no farther thar
cass lake. They have been away fol
two weeks and according to report.
sent back, have haG a rather event
full trip.
Miss Ada Starkweather who ha!
been executive secretary for thu
North Central field of the Y. w. G.. A
for the last two years, and who re
Gently spent some time in the stat,
making preliminary arrangement
for the second var fund drive thi
fall, has gone to her home at Mari
eta Ohio, for a months vacation
On September 1, Miss Starkweathe
will go to Tulsa. Okla, where sh,
will take up work as general secre
tary OF the association. at that place
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C.3G. Hendrickson, of the firm o
Porte-Hendrickson, left at noo1
today for a three weeks motor tri]
to the Twin Cities, Cedar Rapids
Iowa, and Chicago. Mrs. Hendrick
sonswfll accompany her husband, an,
Miss Frances Jorgenson will go witt
them as far as Minneapolis, wher
she will visit for a time.
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The faculty and members Of tn
Baptist Sunday school held a pleas
antpicnic at Riverside park yesterda
afternoon. Members of the part
went out during the afternoon an
stayed for, a big picnic supper serve
al : o'clock.