Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-09

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Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Nuss. NJ. and
Mrs. p. Fl. Wilder, MIR. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Carroll and Mr.. and Mrs. E. H..
Courtney comprise tho committee in
charge of the card social which the
Pro-Cathedral club will give in the
auditorium Of the Pro-Cathedral on
Wednesday evening. Playing will
start at $3.50 o'clock, and a cordial
invitation is extended to all friends
and members Of the church and club
The committee will serve refresh
mcnts at the close of the evening.
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Mrs. Pauline Frederick, South
Third street, left the fo:epart OF the
week for Los Angeles where she will
mako her home.
Mrs. William Leggett Of Alinne-
apolis is expected to come to Grand
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VII. Alex
andcr for ten days. Mrs. Leggett has
been visiting in Mfnot as a house
guest of DR.. and Mrs. f. w. Pence,
for the last week.
Mrs. John D.. Turner, 7os North
Third street. has had as her guests
for several days her sister, Mrs. 81. F.
Sugrue of Seattle. Wash. and Mrs. r.
Helmkey of Rugby. They left last
evening for Rugby accompanied by
Mrs. Lyle Helmkey of this city who
will be guest of friends there Mrs.
Sug-ue expects to leave shortly for
Cuna to join her husband and will
stop in Grand Forks en- route. Mr.
Sugrue who has formerly visited in
Grand Forks. is president. Of the
American Fruit association in Cuba.
IT The regular meeting Of the wom-
ems Missionary society Of the First
Methodist church will be held on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. j. Vale, 425 Fenton
avenue. Mrs. J. G. Moore, will give a
report of the recent national conven-
ton which was held this year at De-
troit. Mich. Miss Anna Sluebog, a
pupil Of Miss Nellie Kingsbury, will
read The First Christmas Barrell," /"
and Miss Pearl Ball is on the program
for some vocal numbers. Mrs. II. H,
during the social hour which will fol-
low the program.
Mrs. A. L. Woods, 410 Cheyenne
avenue. left Sunday, evening on an ex-
tended eastern 'trip.Ei. She will visit
trends in. Fargo ana Chicago and
later will go to Boston, where she
will remain for some time as the
guest of her brother. Mrs. Woods
eSnects to visit for an indefinite time
IN Harwtch. Mass, and other eastern
points before returning. John B.
Woods of Regina, Sask., who visited
his mother here just before she left
for the east, has gone to Winnipeg,
Man.. where he will remain for some
time.
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The Alumnae club of Kappa Alpha
Theta met last evening at the home
OF Miss Emily Bel Nash, SOL South
flfth street. Following the regular
business meeting there was a social
hour and the hostess served light. re-
freshments
At the Visiting Nurse committee
meeting which was held last evening
in the Office of Miss Mae McCulloch,
pubic health nurse. plans We're
formulated with regard TO giving
ing profession as is outlined by the
national public health association
Grand Forks is the first city of the
state to take up the plan. although It
has been adopted by numerous larger
cities throughout the country.
senior nurse from each Of the
hospitals will actively take. up the
puDllc nealth Work under the lead
ership of Miss Mae McCulloch.
THESE nurses will be equipped fo'
work by the visiting nurse commit
tee. and their work will be given
credit on their hospital training
course. 1t is planned to give nurses
not only training for bedside care of
patients but also to equip them. for
public health work.
Several other matters of import
ance We're attended to at the meeting
last evening. 1t was planned to have
lecture series at the hospitals for
the pupil nurses and excellent
speakers have been selected to give
health talks.
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The Bethesda circle. branch No.
will meet on Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Ms. John Eosseau, 72O
Cottonwood street. Anyone interest