Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05
Or INTEREST TO WOMEN
Miss Okel To Return
To City September 8

In a recent letter written to friends
in this city, Miss Adelaide Okell, pi-
ano instructor at wesley college, aDs
nounces the date of her return to
Grand Forks to be September s. At
the present time she is a guest at her
old home In New York. Miss Okell
will be accompanied by an old friend.
city, whom she says will remain with
her Indefinitely. They will return by
way Of the Great Lakes.
Miss Okell went east shortly after
the close of Wesley college and dur
ing this time she attended the bien-
NAL meeting Of the national c~onfeder-
alton of woman's musical clubs. It
was through her efforts hat the
Thursday Musical club Of Grand
Forks was made a member of The fed
Grafton. 1.-THE meetings and concerts
Okell writes, and I intend giving a
talk on the whole affair before the
Thursday Musical club this fall"
AS a close friend of the late Ed
ward A. Mcdowell, the Mcdowell
conference held at Peterborough
Colony, N. H. proved of vast interest
to Miss Okell, who has devoted much
of her time to the study of the life
and works Of this great musician.
Mrs. Herman Wolff, Of the Belmont
apartments, who has been passing the
summer at Lake Bemidji. expects to
close her cottage on Sunday and with
her two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Cor
rigan and Miss Elsie Woln will go to
Minneapolis for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Corrigan's three sons, John. Fred
and William Corrigan will return t
Grand Forks to attend school.
Mrs. c. M. Cooley has closed her
summer home at Grand Forks Bay,
Lake Bemdiji and returned to her
home in this city. Mademoiselle
Marie Bentegeat, who has been a
guest of Mrs. Cooley at her lake
home. has accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Viewer Of Fargo to Minneapolis. They
are motoring and plan to attend the
Minnesota state fair. Mademoiselle
after her trip to make arrangements
to resume her work at the state uni
versity here.
Miss Leona: v. Smith, who has been
visiting during the summer months at
her homo in Glasgow, Mont, is ex-
pected to return this evening. Miss
Smith will resume her work at the
Central high school as instructor IN
expression.
Mrs. W. H. Alexander, 43o South
Fifth street, left Thursday evening for
Winnipeg to be the guest of her cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colvtn, for
ten days. Mr.. Alexander plans to
join his wife in Winnipeg later.
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Miss Agnes Hassell will come in
from Maple Lake within a few days to
visit with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
l. X. Hassell, 412 South Fifth street.
Miss Hasseu will return to Mime
apolis after a brief visit here 20 re-
sumo her duties in one Of the Mime
apolia public libraries.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mason Chamberlain
has gone to Duluth where she will
meet her husband, Lieut.. Robert
Argyle Chamberlain, who ia. expected
there this week. Lieutenant Cham
berlain arrived in New York recently
and planned to go Immediately Co Du-
luth after receiving his release from
service. Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain
will make their home in Duluth.
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Miss Josephine Mccain of st. Paul,
who has been visiting in the city as
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Eugene
Fretz, Jr., Dinnie apartments, Will
! return home Saturday.