Grand Forks herald., 1919-07-12


apolis, who, with her mother. Mrs.
l.. w. Deichert. is spending the sum-
mer at Lake Bemidji, has come to
Grand Forks for a short visit. Miss
Deichert expects to remain here un-
til after the North Dakota State Fair.
The summer vacation for the RED
Cross chapters began Friday, when,
for the first time in two year, the
Grand Forks county chapter rooms
closed for two months vacation.
The rooms will be reopened in Sep
tember, according to Mrs. ]. B. Wine
man, chairman OF the hospital sup
plies committee, and at this time the
Red Cross reserve which has been un-
der formation for several months, Will
take work anew in the fall.
It has been announced that the
chapter rooms will be open on Tues
day Of each week, and at this time,
sewing and knitting may be either
procured or returned.
The Red Cross county chapter has
accomplished tremendous amount
of work and this has been reported to
be of an excellent quality.
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Miss Eva Prescott expects to leave
Sunday evening for her home at Nc
Cauley, Man.. and on Tuesday. June
Is, her marriage to Remi Plante. a
prominent banker and farmer OF
Lorett. Man, will take place in St
Boniface, Man.
Miss Prescott is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Prescott OF Nc;
Cauley, Man, has resided in Grand
Forks during the last seven years and
during that time has been connected
with the Friedman fur store.
Mr.. Plante and his bride expect te
take up their residence in Loret
after brief honeymoon.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Brown. accom-
panied by their daughter Elsie ant
their son. Corporal Joe Brown, whit
has Just returned from overseas serv
ice, left Friday evening for Maplt
Lake. where they will spend the re
mainder Of the summer. Miss Mabe
Brenden accompanied them and will
be guest at the Brown cottage 70
two weeks
Mrs. Ralph Lynch and little so
Jack, 200 Reeves avenue, are expect
ed to return Sunday evening from De
troit, Mimi. where>they are now visit
ing as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Kelly, formerly Of this city. Mr.
Lynch and son stopped of at Detroi
en- route to their home in this cit
from MlHHedpOllS Wnere tHey nav
been visiting.
Charles Jeronimus, who has bee
visiting in the city as the guest Of h
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. an
Mrs. r. F. Bridgeman, has gone to h
home tn Detroit. Mich. Mr.. Jeron
mus expects to stop at Duluth to Wis
, friends en- route.
Mrs. H. H. Teeson of Forest Rive
| arrived in the city Friday and expec
to spend several days here visitin
, friends.
= Mrs. Kate Austin. 1911 Universit
: avenue, is entertaining as her gues
: Miss Eva La Dosquet Of Williston,
! D. Miss La Dosquet is a former res
= dent Of Grand Forks and at one tin
|, attended st. Bernard's academy her
Mrs. E. A. Getchell, SIG Chestn,
street, has issued invitations for a dill
ner party to be given at her home tn
evening in honor of the seventeen,
birthday anniversary of her daughte
Lucille. Eight girls, all members
the Wayanna Campfire group, W
be the guests.
Dinner will be served at 6 o'clo.
and pink and white sweetpeas will
used as table and house decoration
A large birthday cake with seventies
candles will be one Of the outstandil
features Of the dinner. An inform
evening will follow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rasmussen, Reev
avenue. accompanied by their daug
ters, Minnie, Margaret and Edna Nj
. expect to leave by motor this event
for Kensal, N. D.. whore they will !
main over Sunday as the guests
friends.