Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-27
Miss Brown to
Lecture Monday

Miss Halle Q. Brown, q distinguish
ed traveller, reader and educator, will
appear. in q. program at the Methodist
church o Monday night. This pro-
gram is sort of a preliminary to the
biennial meeting of the Northwestern
Federation of Colored Women's clubs
which opens in Grand Forks Tuesday,
July l.
Miss Brown Is a graduate of Wu-
berforce university in Ohio, and she
has served on the faculty Of this col
lege for several years. She was also
Dean Of Allen university in South
Carolina for several years and a
served on the faculty of the Tuskegee
Institute, Oklahoma. Miss Brown has
done chatauqua work in many parts.
of the county n her platform ex-
perience covers a period of many
years. She has to her credit a num-
Der Of popular and widely read books.
The formal opening of the fedora
ton program will begin on Tuesday
morning at the Farmers room at the
county court house. The meeting will
be open to the public and hundreds
of delegates are expected to arrive in
the city during the end of this week.
Before an attractive setting u
summer blossoms at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. H. Terrett. Reeves ave-
nue.. occurred the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Mildred Terrett. to DR..
Carlysle Owen Fay of Minneapolis.
Rev. Jonathan Watson read the
marriage service at 6 o'clock Thurs-
day evening, and only immediate
friends and relatives were present.
The bride appeared in a modish
gown Of white georgette and carried
an arm bouquet of bride roses and
lilies. Attending her was Miss Cath
crime Kneeshaw of Pembina. Nor
man Engler of Jordan, Mimi. attend
ed the groom.
A reception and dinner followed
the ceremony and during these hours
a three-piece orchestra played an at
tractive program. Mrs. o. H. Bird
ston was in charge of the dining room
and assisting her were Miss Vera Stin-
son, Miss Vera Rorke, Miss Alice Stin-
son and Mrs. H. NJ. Wilson.
DR.. Fay and his bride DEPARTED last
evening for the Twin Cities and Du-
luth from where they will take a trip
up the Great Lakes. Mrs. Fay raw
eled in a suit of blue broadcloth with
a blue taffeta hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.. Moulder, 1855
evening from Minneapolis, where they
motored several days ago. They
were accompanied to this city by Mr..
Moulder's mother, Mrs. j. D. Moulder.
and his sister. Miss Grace Moulder of
Chicago. Mrs. Moulder's>s sister. Miss
Blanche Shellington, also Of Chicago.
came with them and the party will
remain at the Moulder home for an
indefinite time.
Miss Charlotte Hanson has re-
turned from Buxton, N. D.. where she
has been visiting as a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Hanson. Miss
Hanson. with her brother, Lieutenant
Merwyn Hanson. will leave the first
part of the week for Lake Bemidji
to spend the summer at the Hanson
cottage at Lavinia.
Miss Eleanor Heaiy, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Healy, expects to
leave this evening for New York
city, where she will take a six weeks
course at the Y. W. c. A. national
the course Miss Healy expects to take
up Y secretarial work. En- route to
New York, Miss Healy plans to visit
her sister. Miss Gertrude Healy, who
lis doing reconstruction work at Camp
Upton, r. I.
Mrs. j. watson, ~ North Fifth
street, expects to leave he city sun.
day morning for Bemidji, where
she will join her son and spend the
summer at the Watson summer cot.
tage, "Idler's Rest" Rev.. Watson
will go Sunday evening and although
he will spend the summer at the
lake, he plans to return to Crane
Forks for services each Sunday.
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Mrs. A. o. Fosness of Mekinock re,
turned to her home last evening afte,
II spending the past few days in the cit,
visiting friends.