Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-17
INTEREST TO WOMEN
SUPERVISOR FOR
JUNIOR ROLL CALL
HAS BEEN NAMED

w. f. Webster, Minneapolis. edu-
Gator, has been appointed supervisor
of the junior Red Cross enrolment
which will take place in the northern
division October s to 81 The Junior
enrolment will precede> the senior
'yember s. and will endeavor to enroll
every. child in the SCHOOLS of Minne-
sofa, Montana, North, and South Da-
ikota az a. member Of the Red Cross
for 1920.
Mr.. Webster. who is, a native Of
Minnesota, has been assistant super
intendent Of the Minneapolis public
schools for the last three 2 For
the previous fifteen years. he was
principal of East high school in Min
neapolis. During the war Mr.. Web
stere organized the thrift campaigns
in the city schools.
"Mr. Webster ia without doubt one
of the best known educators in the
northwest, and we feel extremely
grattfied in obtaining his counsel in
the supervision of the northern divi-
ley. assistant manager of the division,
recently.
Plans have been made, for a picnic
to be held next Tuesday afternoon
and evening at Riverside park, by the
members of Acacia chapter, Eastern
Star, Arrangements for the affair
ter. held last night in the Ms/,nic
Temple.
The members of the chapter, with
their families have been invited to at
tend the affair, and-those attending
:are expected to provide themselves
with baskets Of "eatablee," forsthe pic
mic supper. The committee in charge
will serve hot coffee at the park. Mrs.
lie. E, Brawner is chairman Of the re-
Randall and Mrs. George Gets form a
to arrange for some enter
tainment. The picnic will be post
poned if the weather is unpleasant.
HI Miss verna Ruth jacobson and
Joseph Rinde Of Grafton were mar
fried here this morning at 10 o'clock
ut the residence Of Rev. A. HUI
Eteng, who officiated at the service.
The BRIDES sister, Miss Buelah. Jacob
son, and the groom's- brother, Nell
Rinde,. were the attendants.
/. Mr.. Rinde and his bride left at
noon for the Twin Cities, and after a
visit there they expect to return to
Grafton to make their home.
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Jacobson, with a party of friends,
ismotofed over TINS morning, LOT the
wedding. and returned tottheir home
this afternoon.
Mrs. o. walworth; 62s Third ave-
nue., entertained yesterday afternoon
at her home in compliment to her
sister, Mrs. Martha Lewis of Toledo,
Ohio, who has been, visiting here for
the last three months. The party was
a farewell to Mrs. Lewis who leaves
this evening for her home, and she
was presented with a numoer of gifts.
Sweet peas were used IN the rooms,
and in the dining room where a
luncheon was served. Mrs. Walworth
was assisted in serving by her daugh-
| tereMB. E. A. Braseth.
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Mrs. c. 7. Hessmer of Jackson. Mich.
iiigan is the guest of~Mr. and Mrs. Fred
lMetcalf, of East Grand Forks, hav.
ling come for4the wedding of Miss
Gertrude Shaw and Samuel r, Corn
Fish u which r takes place tomorrow
morning at the Sacred Heart church.
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Miss Agnes Elstad of Red Wing
1 Ninn.,thas arrived here to take charge
of the botany department It the High
school. Miss Elstad is a graduate o.
st. Olaf's college at Northheld. MINI