Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-07

The North Dakota Danes will hold
their last regular meeting Of the year
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
II weather permits the meeting will
he held out of doors in Riverside
park. In case of rain it will take
place at the home of MRS. H. p.
French, Hamiine avenue. This will
be the last meeting Of the North ,Da.
kota DANES until the reopening OF
school and all members are urged to
be present at this gathering.
The women of this club are prepar-
ing a SHOWER box" for the French
orphans and would like to have any
donations that are to be sent In to be
brought to this meeting as the box
will be packed and sent this week. A
goodly collection Of underwear. dress
goods, stockings and even buttons.
needles and thread will make up the
Shower box" =
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Burgess. Ills
Belmont Avenue. will go t o Maple
Lake with their children at the close
of school and will spend the summer
theVe. They have rented the Ed
Smith cottage on washington
Heights. .;~,:e -
&C III tennis enthusiasts nave been
asked to meet at the 7. W. C. A. this
evening at 7:45 o'clock. The tennis
club is to be organized, officers elect
ed and a plan for the coming summer
will be devised. Already a large
membership has been entered and the
club has all appearance of becoming
a popular one.
Miss julie Horvig, formerly a stu
dent in the East Grand Forks city
schools, expects to cave this evening
for her home in Scobey, Mont. Miss
Horvig suffered a badly fractured
ankle in an automobile accident re-
Gently and was taken to this city to
have an x-ray taken Of the injured
En.Amber. s...While here Miss Horvig
was the guest Of her sister, MrsS Wll-
liam Tharvaldson. ga University
Mi. and Mrs. G. A. Mcdonald and
two children, sos International ave-
nue., left Friday evening for Bemidji
where they will be the guests Of Mrs.
McDonald's parents. Mrs. Mcdonald
and children expect to spend the
summer at the lake and Mr.. McDon-
aid will return after a brief visit.
! Miss Margaret Gillette, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Gillette, 6o2 South
Fourth street. will go to Crookston
Tuesday to take part in the juvenile
program which is being put on there
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Miss
! Gillette will give a solo dance 1.-THE
Flower girl" About seventy-fiveI of
the children of Crookston will take
part in this entertainment which Is
being given for the benefit Of the re-
turned soldiers and q large number OF
people Of this city expect to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J.. Quigley. SIG AL
pha avenue, are entertaining as their
guest Mrs. Quigley's mother, Mrs: S
Sullivan, who arrived in The city last
who formerly made her home here
expects to snend the summer here
with her daughter and with friends.
Miss Ada Sheppard arrived in the
city Friday morning from Minneapolis
and will remain for several weeks q:
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. w. T
Sheppard. l1a North sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mitchell Clue,
QUINN enjoyed a short visit with
friends in Grand Forks Friday er
route to their home in Minot after &
visit with friends in Gilby. Mrs
Mitchell is we'll known here, having
resided here for several years.
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Miss Eva Rorke is expected to re
turn this evening from Casselton
where for the last yea h has beer
engaged in teaching in the cit!
schools. Miss Rorke has completed
her duties there and will remain TO:
the summer with her mother, Mrs
Ernest Rorke. 4o1 North Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Haverland, 81
Sixth avenue. entertained al a picri
supper last evening in Lincoln par
in honor Of Harold Mcdonald. who i
leaving the city. Guests includes
fourteen young men, all intimat
friends of the honor guest.
The marriage 81 Harold D. Ayls
worth Of this city and Miss Elsi
Schmidt Of Crookston was solemnize
in Crookston Thursday evening at
o'clock at the German Luthera,
parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. Aylswort
will make their home in crookston.
Mr.. and Mfv. e. G. witheril. II
Vernon avenue, r entertaining q
their guest for several weeks, III
Wttherirs brother. ALFRED Wttherl, a
Spokane, Wash. 4,'