Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-30
INTEREST To WOMEN
Board Appoints
New Librarian

At a recent meeting of the local IL.
brary board, Miss l.. Hester Camp OF
Minneapolis was appointed orarlan
of the Grand Forks public library n
according to an announcement mace
today by the library board has &C
cepted the position and will assume
duties September first. Miss Camp will
succeed Miss Lillian Cooke, whose
resignation as librarian took place
about one month ago..
Miss Camp zones to this city we'll
recommended as an efficient and cap
able librarian. For the past three
wears she has beer connected with the
graduate of the Minneapolis Library
Training school as we'll as a graduate
of the University of Minnesota.
Miss Eve Skinner. who has been
acting librarian at the city library
since the departure of Miss Cook, will
remain in charge of the library until
September first, at which time Miss
Camp will assume duties.
Miss Lillian Cooke is at the present
time doing work with the Minnesota
library commission in st. Paul, and
her sister Miss Marion Cooke. who
acted as her assistant. has taken a po-
sition with the Minnesota state CAPT.
toll building library.
MISSES lulluISu oucii diio Ill
upham, pupils of Paolo Conte. were
last evening presented by Wesley col
lege in a piano recital at Corwin hall.
The young musicians were assisted on
their program by Miss Hanna Rose of
Hannah. N. D., who is studying voice
under H.. Alden Enyeart.
Miss Mildred Odell, who will gradu-
ate from Wesley college conservatory
next year, did some very good work in
-. 800, .,,~,l1~c 1act riohf md
having appeared frequently before
local audiences, she has become one
of the %favorites of the younger artists.
Miss Upham, although young in
years, displayed an unusual amount
of musical ability and her work
brought much favorable comment.
Miss Rose possesses a soprano voice
of very good quality n her attractive
contributions added much to the pro-
on the piano by Miss Marie Vale.
Prof. Alfred D. Keator, librarian al
the state university. has gone to Col
orado Springs, where he will join his
wife and spend the month Of August
Mrs. Keator went south several
months ago, and will return with her
husband at the opening of the uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Monley and
children. $50 North Sixth street. ex-
pect to leave by motor today for La
vinia, Bemidji lake, where they have
leased a cottage for a couple of e
They will be accompanied by Miss
Cornelia Boyle who will be their
house guest.
Miss verna Stump, who has been
attending university summer school
left yesterday for Casselton. n. D.. te
spend the remainder of the summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j
Stump. Miss Stump expects to attend
the University Of Michigan this com
Ing year.
Miss Minnie McCulloch. who ha'
been doing Red Cross work in France
arrived in this city last evening, ~.
will be the guest of her. sister Miss Ma,
McCulloch. visiting nurse of this city
Before going into the service Mis-
Minnie McCulloch was a Grand Fork
nurse and her present plans are u
resume her work here.
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Among the university students VIII
have attended the summer session
and who will leave soon for thei'
homes are. Miss Jessie Arid who will
go to her home at Aberdeen. S.. d.
and Miss Dorothy Patterson who ex
poets to spend the remainder of tn
summer with her folks at Leith. n.
Both young ladies plan to leave TO-
their homes Thursday.