Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-24
Many Interested
In Baby Contest

number of the women Of the city in
terested in the child health move
ment, are in turn, aiding Mrs. Batch
elder.
OF the $50 children who have been
entered In the contest, about seven
teen were examined on Tuesday, the
opening day.
Representatives of the Child We'll
fare association are stationed in the
various departments affiliated with
the child conference, and are answer
ing any questions which parents
might ask in regard to the care and
feeding of their children. They are
also distributing freely an amount of
valuable literature, which,. IL read
properly. will give much assistance in
the upbringing of the child.
Miss Rachel Brooks OF New York
city, heading the religious work for
the W. and country division Of the
Y. W. G. A., left this morning for Mi
not to@visit the association there.
Wednesday evening Miss Brooks APP
peared on the university vesper pro-
gram, replacing F. Halsey Ambrose,
who was scheduled to speak but who
will be heard next Wednesday eve
ming.
DR.. w. E. Stephenson of the Con-
gregational church led devotional
services last evening, and Prof. j.. a.
Buchholz. accompanied on the piano
full violin numbers. Miss Hannah
Rose of Hannah, N. D., a student at
the summer school, contributed an at
tractive vocal number. For the lat
ter number, and for the hymns which
were sung by the audience, Howard
Patmore was at the piano for accom-
paniments. -
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A regular meeting Of the w. G. r.
U. will be held Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. j. D. Van
Dusen, SIS North Fourth street. An
attractive program has been prepared,
and among the numbers will be a
reading by Miss Mildred Lehman.
Mrs. G. r.. Davies. 629 Seventh ave
nue., who. with her husband. expects to
leave Grand Forks soon to make her
home in Princeton. N. j., will be an
honor guest. An invitation is given to
all members and friends of Mrs. Da-
vfes to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aide Bray (Ellen
Urness) arrived home from Fargo
yesterday where they have been en-
joying a visit of several days with
friends since their recent marriage,
which was an event of Saturday, July
10. Mr.. and Mrs. Bray left last eve
ming for Duluth and from that point
they expect to take the boat trip up
the lakes, stopping at numerous
points to visit friends.
Upon their return in two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Bray will take up their
residence at No. S Stratford apart
ments, and will be at home to friends
after August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Densmore, 404
4 South Filth ctraof vr,i11 h,1yo a &, thoir
guests for several days Mrs. Dens-
more's cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Burroughs of Richmond, Wis, who
will motor to the city this evening.
Other members of the motor party
will include Mrs. Burroughs daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. B. j. Burroughs and
her two children.
city, the party will continue to Cros-
by and Wildrose; N. D., where they
plan to visit friends before returning
to New Richmond.
Mrs. A. H. I.udeman, 1o4 Conklir
avenue, entertained a small company
of women informally this afternoon If
compliment to her sister, Mrs.. O. T
Chell, of st. Paul. who is her guest
The affair was given on the lawn Of
the Ludeman home. There were 81,
guests and at the close Of the after.
noon a dainty repast vas served BY
the hostess.
Mrs. chell and little daughter, Irene
Virginia. have visited here for two
weeks and expect to return to theil
home next week.
j. F. T. O'Connor and Mrs. W. V
OConnor, 1915 Belmont avenue LEFT
Wednesday. mornings by motor TO,
Lake Bemidji, where they expect t.
visit for. several days. John McLeo6
Of St, Paul, who has been a guest a
the O'Connor home. left this morning
for Bernidti and expects to accompany
the party on a motor trip to Duluth
and Superior. Before returning Il
this city they will stop at variou,
o'Connor's relatives.
I James Brennan Of Minneapolis ha.
come to Grand Forks from the west.
ern part of the state. where he ha:
been ~transacting business affairs, anl
nan, will leave this evening for Min
neapolis. Mrs. Brennan has been Wis.
ittng here as the guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. F. Turner, South Fifth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Garben ar
rived in the city Monday from Pensa-
cola, Fla, where Mr.. Garben received
his discharge from naval service. Mr.
Garben Is a former resident Of this
city and with his bride Of but a few
months, will make his home at the
James Lynch residence. 210 Chestnu,
street.
DR.. and Mrs. A. e. F1oto, Conklir
avenue, are entertaining as their CUES
Mrs. Floto's mother. Mrs. w. H. By
field, of New Rockford, N. D. Mrs
Byfield plans to remain here severa
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. H. Slette, of Man.
chester, MIMI, who have been house
guests at the home Of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Svenb1orr
noon for their home. Mr.. and Mrs
Slette plan to stop in St. Paul to visi
friends before going on to their home
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Miss Belle Hanna returned to the
city last evening from Fargo, where
she visited rs the guest Of Mrs. H. F.
Corrtgan Of that city. Miss Josephine
Mayer and Miss Mary Sullivan who
have been the house guests Of Mrs
Corrigan for the week, are expected
to return to their home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Sinclair and
daughter. Jean, accompanied by q
party Of friends, expect to leave Fri
day afternoon for Stephen, Mimi,
whore they Will remain for the week
end a. guests Of relatives. They will
make the trip BY motor II the weather
u favorable.
ME- CoIiann r,,roh 01n r.