Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-13
WOMEN TO TAKE
PART IN EVENTS /:
AT PICNIC TODAY

It 10 expected that a large crowd
Will be in attendance at the Press
association picnic which will be held
this afternoon at Riverside Park. A
good program.o of sports la been ar
ranged for, both for men and women-s
Among the events in which the wo-
men will show their ability will be a
w~heelbarrow race, potato race, and a
nail driving contest. Prizes have
been offered by a lumber OF c
concerns to the person who Is most
proficient.
Among the women who are here
for the Press meeting are Mrs. Trub-
shaw and Mrs. W~esterhagen of Far
go, Mrs. Potter and daughter of En-
derlin. Mrs. McVaip,' Mrs. Thompson.
Park River, Mrs. N. B. Black of Far
go and her two daughters, Mrs. Van
Alstine of. Duluth and Mrs. Clifford
Lontz Of, South Bend. Ind.
A group of girls employed at the
this evening to spend the weekend.
They will return Monday morning.
The party will include the Misses
Emily Sedlik, Inez Anderson. Lottie
Dangerfield. Gladys Berg and Mrs.
Wilmar Lee.
Miss Gertrude Peoples who has
been visiting here for several days will
return to her home at Forest River
tomorrow. She will be accompanied
on her return by Mrs. George Lee and
Miss Thelma Humphrey who will be
her guests for a few days.
A pleasant surprise party was given
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mn. Walter Dunbar in honor Of Mrs.
c. ". Rees who expects to leave here
about July 20 for Sioux Falls. S. D.,
where she and Mr.. Rees expect to
make their home. Twenty-Five guests
attended the party, and during the
afternoon Mrs. Rees was presented
with q gift Of remembrance. Mrs. Rees
expects to go 20 Greenfield, Texas
where she will visit with her mother.
Mrs. Monroe, for a time before going
to Sioux Falls.
DR.. J. N. Kildahn. theological pro-
lessor at the Lutheran Seminary, st.
Anthony's park, St. Paul, was the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. David Stoeve
last evening. DR.. Kildahn left this
morning for points in the northern
part of the state. DIR. Kildahn was
formerly President of st. Olaf's col
lege. and during that time Mrs.
stoeve was an instructor in. that col
lege. Rev. Mr.. Stoeve graduated
from 81. OlalS COlleSe curing LILO
time that DR.. Kildahn was president.
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The children's AGAR and Red
Cross luncheon which was scheduled
to be given yesterday afternoon at
the Weber home, 457 Euclid ave. was
postponed on account of the rain. 1t
Is expected that the bazaar and
luncheon will take place this after
noon and evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs C. e. Ladd Of 323
South Sixth street have visiting them
Mrs. Ladd's parents, DR.. E. W. Bach
mar and Mrs. Bachman of Baskerville,
Iowa, who arrived Wednesday,. They
will visit until next Tuesday, when
they will go to Fargo, for a few days
visit before returning to their home.
The Bachmans are making the tour
by automobile and visited at points in
Wisconsin and also in the Twin Cities
before coming to Grand Forks.
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Miss Rose Ashenbrenner left last
night for Washington, D. c.. where
she has received a call as an assist
ant in departmental work. Miss Ash
%enbrenner has been employed as
~stenographer at the Fuller Motor
company. En- route she will spend a
few days with friends at Cedar Rap
Ids. Iowa