Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-24

Being a traveller, lecturer, author
and volunteer Red Cross worker, Miss
Mabel Boardman of Washington, d.
c., who will speak in Grand Forks on
Monday evening, gives promise Of an
address which will be Of considerable
value and interest. Miss Boardman
will address a public meeting in the
city hall on Monday evening and be.
cause of the fact that she is SO we'll
known throughout the state and also
because of her prominence in Red
Cross. work, a large number of per-
sons from this section of the state
and northern Minnesota have ex-
pressed their desire to be in the city
for h address.
Miss Boardman comes to the north
ern division for three days and Grand
loan" Of n who has given practic-
ally 20 years to volunteer Red Cross
work. q.
The needs Of the Red Cross in the
future, and the duty. of each person
to aid in fulfilling these needs, will
form the foundation Of Miss Board
mans talk it is announced. She will
membership drive which is to open in
November.
K. A., Hoftoe was elected president
OF h Mems club of the Zion Luth-
eran church at its annual, meeting
held recently in the church parlors.
h other officers of the club, who
were elected to hold Office with Mr..
Hofto, are: Vice president. = Hans
Pederson;. secretary, s.. o. Bye. and
treasurer, Chris Sylvester.
Members Of the committee who
will have the programs Of the coming
seasons meetings in charge will be
9. o. Bondelid and S. Paulson. On
the refreshment committee are A.
STERN, Cato Johnson and Chris Syl-
vester. Ole Paulson and Ole Grams
rud constitute the membership COM
mittee.
Miss Gladys Plath left Thursday
noon for her home in Davenport, N.
D.. where she will visit over the week
end with her parents. Miss Plath
makes her home at the Delta Gamma
house. Misses Evelyn and Doris Grant
OF. st. Thomas have gone to st.
Thomas to- remain over Sunday at
their home and Miss Cornelia Carr has
gone to her home in Hunter, N. D.
Miss Velma Webster of the Delta
Gamma house will have as her guest
over the week end Miss Edith Madden
of Minot, who will come here today.
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John Kelly of Devils Lake an
nounces the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of his daughter
Kathleen to Norris E. Hanseth of New
Orleans, La Mr.. Hanseth is a junior
member OF the F. F.. Hanseth whole
sale and retail office supplies firm in
New Orleans. The wedding is to be a
November event. ;
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Miss Cora McLaren of Pilot. N. q,
who has been the guest of her sister
Mn. Thomas Collins, North, Third
street, left this morning for Larimorf
where she will visit for a brief time
before returning to her home.
There will be a special meeting OF
the religious work committee Of the
z. W. c., A. on Saturday evening al
1880 o'clock in the association room.
Mrs A. 1. Widlund, chairman OF the
committee, will preside at the meet.
ing.
: Mr.. and Mrs.. e. s. L.Esperance
323 Chestnut. street, have az thei,
guests Mr. L~'Esperance's parents. M
and Mrs, ]. g. L'Esperance% of Ios
Angeles, Cal. Before coming to
Grand Forks to visit at their sons
home, Mr.. and Mrs. L'Esperance Wis.
tied in Montreal with relatives. From
here Mrs. L'Esperance will return to
California, while Mr.. L'Esperance
plans to visit again In Montreal be-
fore returning to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bangs returned
Thursday evening from the Twin
Cities, where they have been visitine
since their marriage recently. Mrs,
Bangs was Miss Helen Barnes Of Glen
UIlin. M. Bangs and his bride viii
reside with the formers parents. MI.
and Mrs. Tracy Bangs, temporarily.
The Young Peoples. society OF the
Bethany Lutheran church win meet
In the church club rooms this v
ming at aesosclock.. Refreshments viii
be served after q short program
These people win contribute mum.
beers: Philip Braseth, piano solo
MiM 5Cora Drickson. vocal solo: Miss
Helen Warner. reading; vocal solo
Doyle Watt: violin solo. Iyer J1lum,
and vocal solo, Frank LaBine.
The hrst weekly recital Of the
Junior students Of Wesley college wa
giyen this afternoon ~ 1850 O'Clock
In the down town studio 81 wesley
College. These young people appeared
on the program; Barbara Trepanier
lean PAnovttz, Margaret Witherstine
IneS yik0ven, Wilma johnson, Eliza.
Abeth Wtfherstine, L4etitia Lewis, Alice
M.xIscn,s Pauline Lehman. Myrtle
!Men1tecnery. Are Jchnecn. Kathsr.
Il 5oh61Unhands HaseIf Lodmsl1e
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