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Many Fast Motor Boats Vie for
Honors in Regatta Week
Events at Lake George

per, d. p. Foote. Miss Catherine Lolita.
Miss Marie Lolita, Miss Anna Lolita,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bisland, Mr.. ana
Mrs NJ. II. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
o'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Swan and
Mrs. A. Graham Miles.
Worden-Mr. and Mrs A NJ Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. May, Mrs. b. l..
Michael. DR.. Cary Eggleston and FAM
lily, Miss Anne Fredric, Miss Kathleen
Mccain, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Canton.
Uncas-Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Jollife.
Miss Gertrude r. Cook, Miss Marjory
A Cook, Miss Florence c. Brinkworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Sans. T. Gruen, Paul Allen, Miss
Catherine Griff1th and Miss Ella Jane
Hardcastle.
Mohican-Robert weibler. John Ander-
son, John L. Anderson. August J. Dux.
Miss Lillian A Scanlon, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Marsh Miss Thekla A. Little, Miss
Julia Mccarthy and Miss Helen Nc
Carthy.
Island Harbor-Miss Frances Marsh,
Miss Ada Marsh, Miss Florence r. MIN
ius, Miss Martha w. Meller, Miss Flor
ence A. F'resei, Miss Doris c. Drescheii,
Mrs. Maud bearing and Mr. and Mrs II.
Hunke.
Rising-Mr. and Mrs. z. Nabhoiz, Miss
Jeanne Volhenhover, Miss Ethel Carew.
JpScpu >aEIdHtIs NILES EstiiHt iphWSeAs
Miss Frances Marsh, Miss Florence
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward HOLES.
Trout-Wllliam G. Kay. Ralph L. Lew
cry, Miss Helen Levin, Miss Anna c.
Dunno, Mrs. j. Dunno, Miss Helen V.
Dunno, Mr.. and Mrs b. J. McDonough.
Edwin ]. Breene, Eugene L. Breene and
Miss Agnes c. Mahony.
Glenburnie Inn-H. E. OBrien, H
Hicks, Mrs. G. Z. Worth, Mrs. B. NJ.
Rastall Miss A. S. Smith, Mrs. r. A.
! Kearns. Graham Adams, Miss Rose Ber-
ron. Miss Grace NJ Keller and Mrs. H.
| Keller.
Algonquin-Mrs. NJ. Pabst, Miss Wv
ian Pabst, Miss Lee Rosenfeld, Miss
| Furstenberg. Mr. and Mrs. A, II. Ryan
| and Miss Marian Ryan.
Marion--B. C. Lewis. C. Gardner, Miss
Anna NJ. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs d. Sell
dich, Miss Julia E. South, l.. r. Mieres,
Mrs. William C. Coates, Mrs. Frank b.
vermilyon. Miss Lillian V. Morrison and
Dr. and Mrs. ]. r. Graham.
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ELIzABETHrowN. n. Y. Aug. 23.-As
a permanent memorial to the late Inez
Milholland Boissevain It is probsble that
a great home for dependent women
workers will be erected on Mount Inez
and Mount Vida, the twin SUBMITS on
his Meadowmount estate near here
which John E. Milholland has renamed
for each of his daughters.
Col. John Temple Graves will address
union religious service here to-mor-
row night He is spending the summer
at his cottage on the Meadowmount
ranch OF Mr.. Milholland.
High up on the summit Of Otis Noun
tain, overlooking this village, Mrs. AL
fred w. Church OF Port Chester, N. Y,
wife of Capt Church OF the United
States Army, Is working at her camp
Up Hheyr to provide a place where dis
abled soldiers may come for the rest
and recreation afforded by the Adiron-
dacks.
S. Burns Weston and family after a
motor trip through the White Noun
tains have gone to Icy Brook camp.
Mrs Seth sprague Terry has as her
guest at the Terry cottage Mrs Meyers,
wife Of DR.. Horace G. Meyers OF New
York
III Nit " cup
by Henry s. Duncan was won Monday
by S. Il. yelling of the Dunwoodie club.
New York DR.. d. Webb Cranberry of
Orange, N. j., was runner-up.
The Garondah cup. offered by Frank
A. Munsey was won by Harry Frigon
OF Montreal and the Deer's Head Inn
cup. offered by Benjamin F. Stetson.
proprietor OF the inn. was won by #.
Vose. Jr.. of New York. Women players
are preparing for the women's champion
ship event next Friday and Saturday.
On Monday OF next week will be given
an eighteen hole handicap event, for
which cups for the winner and the run
ner-up have been offered by A. P. Cay
wood, manager OF the Windsor.
Young people Joined In two merry
outings which were concluded with tea
and dancing at the Windsor. On their
picnic at BARRIERS Point. Lake Cham
plain. they were chaperoDed by Mrs. w.
p. Maloney OF New York and when they
went swimming at Lincoln Pond by Mrs.
George Munroe OF New York. Included
in both parties were the Misses Maria
De Silva. Peggy Partridge. Dorothy
MalonAN Marguerite Hallorans Sidney
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wESTP0RT, N. Y.

wEsrPoRr ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N. T.,
Aug. 23.-Eamonn De Valera, president
Of the Irish Republic. Is expected TO visit
here as the guest OF Supreme Court Jus
tice Cohalan, who occupies a cottage
with his family.
Dinner parties of the week at West
port Inn included one at which Mr. and
Mrs James Pyle of New York enter
tanned in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
De Ronde and another given by Mr. and
Mrs B. s. Harris for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph HARRISON. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Hall gave a beach supper for thirty-ive
friends
Recent New York arrivals at West
port Inn include Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Slack and child. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Witchief.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Moon. Mr.. and
Mrs e. r. wildman. Norman ]. Higgins,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garth. Judge and
Mrs. ]. T. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving McKesson, Mr. and Mrs. Hamii-
ton Hicks. Mrs. G. Wilson. J. p. Grant.
f. d. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Beers. Miss c. Bowe. DR.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Peters. Mr.. and Mrs Francis
p. Manning. Mrs. George L. Schuyler
Mr.. and Mrs. Ia p, Knickerbookeh
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LAKE PLACID, n. Y, Aug. 23.-To Cir
die this resort with a circular drive
many miles in extent and to plant along
1t hundreds Of trees. each dedicated to
a man or woman In Essex county who
either served In the recent war or in
war relief work, Is in substance an am
bilious scheme that has been proposed
as Lake Placid's permanent war me-
mortal. Members Of the summer colony
favor the project.
Capt Richmond P. Hobson, U. 8. N,
will be the speaker tomorrow at two
dry" rallies one In the open air Forest
of Arden Theatre in the afternoon and
another in the Baptist church in the
evening.
At Camp Joyland Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Herbert entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Winter Of Pittsburg.
Miss Mary Spain OF New York. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Spain. has
at her guest at the Spain villa on Grand
View Heights Miss Irene Cohalan,
daughter of Supreme Court Justice Co.
halan, who came over from Westport,
where Justice Cohalan has a cottage.
At the hotels this was the merriest
night of the season. At both whiteface
Inn and the Stevens House the annual
costume ball took place, with more ap-
pearing in funny and grotesque make
ups than ever before. At the Grand
View Hotel the merrymaking reached
its climax on Wednesday night, when
David MacFadyen OF New York and a
large company of volunteers staged a
minstrel show.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. F. Pierce, Mrs. c. T.
Vance, Joseph J. Lucey. the Misses
Quinn, Miss Marie Z. Wilson. Miss Ger
trude D. Nesbitt, Miss Mae Coughlin,
Miss Mae Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Grassi and Miss b. Grassi are among
those from New York recently arrived
at the Grand View.
John Kenlon. chief of the New York
Fire Department, on a motor tour OF
the mountains with Mrs. Kenlon, stopped
at the Stevens House.
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LAKE GEORGE, ~. Y. Aug. 23.-This
was regatta week on Lake George, and
Thursday afternoon the biggest events
of the season in the line Of water sports
were held at Temple Noe Island. just
off the shores at Hague, under auspices
OF the Lake George Regatta Association.
Scores of fast motor boats We'd for hon
ors In the cup events. Miss Morse, the
California aquaplane rider, gave some
thrilling exhibitions of her skill In
walking the plant"
In a spectacular race at the Lake
George Club last Saturday Miss EnBle-
wood defeated Falcon, owned by Edward
NJ. Speers and Commodore Jonathan
Moore, respectively, both OF New York
The race was three times around the
five mile course. Will o. The Wisp,
owned by Robert e. Henry OF New York
won the handicap race, starting at
scratch and finishing seven seconds In
the lead over the fifteen miles.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Tarafa of New York and
Cuba poured at the Tuesday afternoon
tea at the club.
Prof. Robert Peele Of Columbia Uni
versity Is at the Sabbath Day Point
House. william Crawford of tho New
York County National Bank leads all
the fishermen here in records, having
captured several bass weighing Ave
pounds and over.
Philip Clarke Of New York took Sec
ond prize dressed as the double man at
a mask ball given at tho Uncas Hotel
this week.
The Misses Theresa, Irma, Lisa, Mar
got and Tr.ca Duncan, dancers, are
occupying bungalow at the Mohican
House at UncaA H. A. Roberts and
family OF New York are passing the
summer here. w. A. Burke, vice pres
president of the Hartman National
Bank, and Mrs. Burke and Mrs Robert
A. Grant and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Braun and daughter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Strasser and daughter. all OF
New York, are at the Mohlcan.
| The handicap golf tournament I'm
ished last week at the Glenburnie Inn
and the tennis tournament is now on.
| Recent arrivals from New York at the
various hotels include
Fort william Henry-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Cas-
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SARANAC INN, N. Y.

SARANAC INN, NJ Y, Aug. 23-Despite
the Indictment weather the annual ten
mis- tournament on the courts at Saranac
Inn has been full OF interest. Members
of the committee In charge included w.
Linton Landreth. chairman; H. H.
Hackett, former tennis champion; II. II.
Firth. ]. r. Carpenter, Jr., and E. W.
Osborne.
One Of the most elaborate of the din
ner parties OF the season at Saranac
Inn was that given by II. II. Hackett,
Jr., following the midsummer ball.
Seldom before has there been such
excellent fishing in the Upper saranac
and adjacent waters so late in the sea-
son. Warren V. Nash of New York
caught a lake. trout Weighing eleven
pounds. Albert Stearns Of New York
landed pickerel Weighing eighteen
ponds. z. v. 2. Lane and ]. L. Eddy
of New York are others OF the campers
on the Upper Saranac who have been
having much success at fishing recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Jacquelin Of New
York are spending the season at their
camp on Garden Island. Recently ar
rived at the Marvin camp are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A Bostwick OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. p. Howe OF New York
have been Joined at Greenway cottage
by Miss Lucy Elliott of Brooklyn and
r. B. Corbin OF New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. John A DIX of New York are the
cottage guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nee.
Bangs OF New York. Thomas w. Os-
borne OF New York has Joined his fam
lily at Saranac Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Alger, Jr., are
entertaining at Belo cottage Miss An
nette Alger Sheldon and Mrs. Henry
CLANCY OF Detroit.
Those from New York recently ar
rived at Saranac Inn include Herman
L. Heide. Henry Heide. Miss M. X.
Bayne. Mr.. and Mrs Stevenson Towle
and Mr.. ana Ara. Arthur H Scribnen
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NEW LONDON, CONN.


New LONDON, Conn, Aug. 23.-This
was an active week at the Griswold
Eastern Point. Golf and tennis con-
tinue to be the favorite sports, with
swimming, horseback riding and boat
'-g in addition. Plans are being made
To-. u starlight carnival dance after
Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Armour, Mrs
]. Newton Perry and Harry Buste OF
Chicago arrived of the Griswold in the
Armour yacht, the Chieftain, and came
ashore to enjoy a round Of golf on the
Shenecossett links.
The hospital ship Mercy Is anchored
off the Grlswold.
8. Montgomery Roosevelt of New York
is n visitor at the Griswold. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Cavell and Miss Katherine
Cavell Of Scarsdale are at the Griswold.
Mrs. A. F. Migeon of Torrington. Conn.
and Miss Elizabeth Lum of New MIL
ford. Conn.,. are among the seasons
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OTTER LAKE, N. Y.

OTTER LAKE. n. Y. Aug. 2S.-Many
guests are enjoying the comforts OF the
hotel and cottages on this lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Giefe of New York
ace here for a stay of several weeks.
Mrs. A. Rodriguez and daughters. Miss
Alice and Miss Grace Rodriguez OF New
York, motored to the Otter Lake Hotel
recently for dinner, Mr.. and Mrs r. c.
Harmon OF New York we're also recent
guests of the hotel. Luke Cohalan and
Edward Moore Of New York have Joined
. party OF young people at Camp In.
niscarTa. on the south ahora
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Magnolia. are D. Porter Hughes, Rich
ara krakauer, Mrs. Z. II. Tompkins, Mrs.
Lewis L. Delafield, two daughters, the
misses Charlotte and Emily Delafield,
hIlam W. Lawrence as a guest OF Prof
Charles Downer Hazen of Columbia ITni-
versity; Fannie e. Bates, lAliceI q,
Bates. Mrs. Nat Aver, Miss Gladys Nc
Fadden. George W. Kittredge, Miss
Mary kittredge of Yonkers, Capt. George
II. Bunker, Yonkers Mrs. s. c. de Kay,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. McMurray,
and Miss Constance de +. Orr, New
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Weddings at Paul Smiths

Charles Edison Potter, Mrs. Meredith
Hare and her son, Sayre Goodwin. Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. Seaman. J. Herbert
Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Gilsey, Miss
l.. w. Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Mccullough. Miss
Katharine Murphy. Miss Helen Cullen,
Miss A. Pearson, Mrs. George w. Calm
ger and Joseph Haag. Jr.
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Mrs. Joan Dickson Poynder is one
of the most popular and beautiful
members of London'sN younger set
She is the only daughter of Lord
Islington. During the first two years
of the war she served as a nurse,
When the women's army auxiliary
corps "a organized she joined it and
served with it until the end Of the
war.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Feetham. South
Fifth street. who left here on Sunday.
en- route for Bemidji. stopped at
Maple Lake for a brief visit, and yes
terday continued on to Lake Bemidji.
where they expect to remain until the
first of October.
|. Mr.. n Mrs. Lawrence. Feetham,
who recently left here, en- route for
Kentucky, have written that they are
Feetham. mining interests are. They
expect to make their home at Hazard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.. Wineman will
attend the Northern division Red
Cross conference at Minneapolis mex
week, and Mrs. Wiheman will go
down at once, to visit for a few days,
before the conference begins. Mi.
Wineman will join her there later,
The aid society Of the Swedish Lu-
theran church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church
parlors. Mrs. A. Lager will be the
hostess and all friends and members
of the society are invited to attend.
Miss Tena Taunahill has gone to
Wyndmere, N. D., to begin her duties
as teacher in the public school there.
Miss Marguerite Fretz will entertain
a small company of guests at an in
formal dinner, in her home tonight.
X X Il
Miss ida Kobbervig of 1913 Univer-
sity venue returned to her home last
night after a weeks visit with friends
in Buxton and Reynolds.
X 4
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Alexander are
expected to return today from Win
nipeg, where they have been visiting.
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JIMMY COON MAKES A BACK.
DOOR,

You remember that Guilty Porcu-
pines house had only one door and
that was the front door. But Jimmie
Coon found a crack in the ceiling of
the hall and he and Teddy Possum
went to work to make it bigger SO
that at last there was a sort of a sky
light. and a ladder Of little stones
made a pice little path-so that now
the house had two doors.
1T is much safer for any house."
said Jimmie Coon, land / feel sure
that GULLY ~Porcupine will like it cry
much.'
OF course all the little animals had
to try the skylight and come down
the ladder into the front hall. AL
phonse, the white porcupine, was
asleep. hunched up in the front door,
SO he didn't hear them at ALL, They
couldn't wake him up by talking and
door and all the talking and chatter
ing of h squirrels n the other an
imals never walked him. +,
Alphonse was sitting in the front
door to guard the food until the time
should come for the party. You re-
member that GULLY had it all stored
in the cellar and the only way to the
cellar vas by the stairs through the
hall.
Now when these little animals crept
down through the sky-light into the
front hall, it did not take long until
their sharp noses told them there was
something good to eat in the cellar,
and so they lifted UP the trap door
and softly and gently crept down the
cellar stairs.
MY! but they were all hungry. Two
fish there were and nuts and lettuce
and carrots and some shiney beetles.
and some dried grasshoppers, some
nice hemlock wood and some lily
pads, although non of the animals
cared for the hemlock wood.
You would have felt sorry for poor
GULLY Porcupine. He had worked so
hard to get ready for his party and
now it looked as if there would not
De much left after all his hard work.
Chatterbox, the Red Squirrel, was
off with GULLY Porcupine helping him
collect food for the lunch. Jimmie
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The Bethel Young Peoples society

The Bethel Young Peoples society
will meet this evening in the church
parlors at s o'clock. An interesting
program has been arranged, and Miss
Ethel Brathold will be the hostess
during a social time which will fol-
low h program
The program arranged by Peter
Fauske and Lars Nahum will con-
tain the following features:
Scripture reading and prayer, E. L.
Relsen; vocal solo. Miss Anna STEM
DIAL: reading Of minutes, Miss Verna
Skaug. secretary; vocal solo, Odvin
Hagen; dialog, The Two Paths" by
Pearl Gilseth and Ruth Skaug: vocal
duet. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Gunhus; adj
dress. Rev. A. j. Hulteng; vocal duet,
Miss Maria Broen and Mrs. I. Gilseth;
prayer, Ed. Thompson; vocal solo,
Odvin Hagen.
Misses Ruth Templeton. Gertrude
and Florence Healy of, this city and
Miss Theodore Briggs of East Grand
Forks left this morning for Duluth
Mimi. and this evening they will leave
Duluth by boat for Buffalo, N. Y. en-
be Joined at Buffalo by Miss Mae Ras.
mussen. who left here last week and
upon arriving in New York Miss Ras.
mussen, Miss Templeton and Miss
Briggs will enter Columbia university
Miss Gertrude Healy will resume hel
work as an aid at General Hospital
No. Al, Staten Island. and her lister,
Miss Florence, will enter upon her
duties as secretary in the Office of the
same hospital.
Learn t. read, converse, entertain.
Special attention given to dramatic
art, movie acting, legitimate stage
public speaking, lodge work, club pa
pers and talks. After dinner speeches
coaching of play and declamatory and
oratorical contests. Twenty lessons
twenty dollars. Both children and
adults. Wickard school of expression
under direction of Laura Knots
Wickard. Studio 2O9 Widlund build.
ing. Phone 463.-Adv.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Leonard
and Arnold Lawrence is to take place
this evening at Z o'clock at the home
of Miss Leonard's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Leonard, Sr.. 209 Cotton
wood street. Rev. F. Halsey Ambrose
of the Presbyterian church will off
ciate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rand Smith. South
Fourth street, have as their guest Miss
Ethel Belzer of Glasgow. Mont, who
is here to visit for a time.
Miss Jennie Nisbet of this city, and
lorey, Mimi, left this noon for Perth
month visiting with relatives.
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The local arrangements committee
for the Federation of Women's clubs
which is to hold a convention here in
October, will meet this evening at 1880
o'clock in the Public Library. Mrs.
j. NJ. Gillette is chairman of this
committee, which has in land the To-
cal arrangements in connection with
the annual meeting of the club women
of North Dakota. The convention is
to open or october 13.
Members of this committee, who are
working with Mrs. Gillette include:
Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. A. I. Hunter,
Mrs. Dor Mcdonald, Mrs. William
Bulge, Mrs. w. p. Davies, Mrs. P. M.
Cole, DR.. Nae Sanders, Mrs. R. A.
Sprague, Mrs. George Jauss. Mrs.
Charles Allen and Mrs. A. L. Woods.
Because Of the fact that there was
no Federation meeting held last year,
it is anticipated that this years meet
ing will be an unusually large and en-
thusiastic one. and the local commit
tees are making preparations accord
ingly. The general committee is anx-
ious to get the details for the v
ton completed. and at the meeting to-
night it is expected that these will be
practically all disposed of.
The members of the Scandinavian
w. G. T. U. will meet Friday after
1iV'i q ~ llOllS VI MIS-. -L II. II.
Aaker, SOL Belmont avenue, at 3
o'clock. A social time will be held
at the. conclusion of the business
meeting. n all members and
friends of the association are cordial
" invited to attend.
s. T. Ball Of Winnipeg returned to
his home last evening after spending
the week end here with his parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball, 521 North
Fourth street. Mr.. Ball, who just re-
Gently returned from a trip to Calgary,
was accompanied here by Wilson Nc
Lean Of Winnipeg, who also returned
to his HON last night.
Miss Eleanor Healy began her work
as Girls Work secretary at the Y. W.
c. A. yesterday morning. An interest
ing program of activities for girls is
being worked out, and is to be put into
| practice by Miss Healy. Glasses. and
! the general club and social life Of the
*" is being organized at the pres
ent time, and an announcement of the
associations plans is to be made with.
in a short time.
DR.. II. N. Wheeler, DR.. quinn Of
! Minneapolis. Miss Mae McCunoch and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Secord are ri
Bartlett, N. d, for a few days hunt
on Thursday.
Mrs. Robert L Petron. and her tive
daughters, Marie and Dorothy. Of Goa,
Harbor, N. D., arrived here yesterday
and will remain here for the winter
Miss Marie Petron will enter the uni
lversity this year, and her sister VII
side at 1903 University avenue. Mr.
Petron who accompanied his famiI,
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Miss Jean Fuller. the young daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fay N. Fuller.
of Minot, has returned to her home
after spending the summer in Color
ado, taking a course in aesthetic
dancing at the Rocky Mountain
dancing camp for girls. Miss Fuller,
who with her parents, is known here.
out Of the sixty girls in the junior
school was the only one that vas
named for membership in the senior
department.
The dancing camp is attended by
young girls and wome from all parts
of the country.
The aid society Of the Baptist
church will meet in the church par
Tors on Wednesday afternoon. Mem
bers of the September circle will en-
Lertain.
Miss Tessie Morrow Of the Gotzian
lis and st. Paul, where she has been
visiting for two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Jose and Mrs. Joseph
White of Argyle were visitors here
yesterday.
Rev. David Stoeve left yesterday for
Redwing, Mimi, called there by the
serious illness OF Mrs. Stoves sister,
Mrs. E. w. Schmidt.
+ + /
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan of
Argyle, Mimi, spent yesterday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lien of the Dinnie
block on Third street, returned yes
terday from Fargo. where they spent
the weekend as guests of Dr.. and
Mrs. MacGregor.
The south end circle of the Plym-
outh Congregational church will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at the apart
ment of Mrs. Brandt in the Bacon
flats. The meeting is to begin at }
o'clock, and a good attendance Of the
members has been asked.
The Aid society of the scandinavian
N. E. church will hold a meeting in
the church class rooms OF Wednes-
day afternoon. Members and friends
are invited.
Miss Valerie Sherlock Of East
Grand Forks is at Mandan visiting
for a few days.
The meeting of the university COM
nunitv house board. which was to
have been held this evening, has been
postponed until the first Tuesday in
ment made last night by Mrs. E. J.
Babcock.
Mrs. L. Prescott of the Herald
building will entertain the members
nf the Women's Catholic Order of
Foresters at a card party tomorrow
Wednesday, afternoon at 2 o'clock.