Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-28
INTEREST TO WOMEN
INSTITUTE FOR
Z RED CROSS HOME
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SERVICE WORKERS
Persons in this community who are
interested in social work, particularly
those after-the-war problems with
which the Red Cross is confronted,
should apply to Edwin F. Morse, edu-
c%ational supervisor Of the northern
division of the American Red Cross,
for information about the sixth home
the University of Minnesota on Feb
ruary 10. n
The course will be under the direc-
ton Of Prof: A. J. Todd of the uni
versity who will be assisted in the
lecture work by Frank j. Bruno. di-
rector of civilian relief for the north
ern division. and other authorities in
the work. There will be 25 hours
of lectures and ABOUT $50 hours Of
field work under the supervision Of
the combined accredited social agen-
cies Of the Twin Cities. A total ad-
mission and tuition fee of SO is re-
quired. Graduates Of the course re-
council of the Red Cross. The de-
mand for trained home service work
ers far exceeds the supply, and an
institute graduate may expect the OPP
portunity for real service assured.
All inquiries should be addressed
to Mr.. Morse. 2o2 Essex building, Min
neapolis.
riends of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. H.
Corliss Of Portland, Ore. who form
erly resided here, will probably be
much interested in hearing that their
son. Webster Corliss. has returned
from France, where he has been with
the American fighting forces. Ac-
cording to a letter received here today
! by friends of the family. Webster
Corliss returned to America about
Christmas time and has since been in
a hospital at San Francisco. He has
just been at his home in Portland for
a two weeks furlough and is said to
be regaining his health after a severe
siege of pneumonia which he suffered
while in France. Young Nh. Corliss
was in active service for some time
and during one of the bigger battles
in which he was engaged, was
wounded severely, losing the sight of
one eye as a result.
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Scandinavian music will be the sub
ject of the program to be given by
the Sigma Alpha o sororiety- at
home of Mrs. E. P. Robertson, Uni
versity place. The program which has
been arranged by Miss Agnes Fagstad
will have these numbers:
Paper on Cali Curci.. ........
n1;.;i;;; : 1:oc:::;oa;: Miss Ruth Zones
Miss Bergit Aakhus
! Little Mountain Maid"... Mueller
Miss Jennie Grondahl
Paper on Scandinavian Music $50.
Miss Bergit Arkhus
The swan 1rma Mallory Fisher ''re's
s sFsne 11f rama a%az nyi "seren ioiks"
Dance Caprice" "Papillon."
| Miss Camilla Hofto
Miss Edith vietch Of this city, who
| recently went abroad to engage in
. reconstruction work with the Y. NJ.
= C. A. forces overseas, has written to
friends here, telling of having shared
a room in a London hotel with Miss
l Katherine Stinson, the famous
. aviatrix.
I Miss vietch writes that she settled
: herself in a we'll known hotel shortly
= after reaching London. and then
q started out on a sightseeing jaunt.
: When she returned to the hotel. she
a found that the famous Katherine
Stinson had arrived, and had been
assigned to the room that had been
l given Miss Vietch. Grand Forks peo-
Q pie will remember Miss Stinson, and
: her flying stunts here during the
e state fair in 1917.
e Miss Vietch expected to be in Lon
r don but a short time, and when writ.
ing was looking forward to getting
e established in her new work, 'some-
. where in France"
e Miss Alice Stinson will entertain q
e group of friends tomorrow evening a
a sleighing party. and a supper aft
erward at her home in Riverside
!, park.
Red Cross workers are reminded
: that the January allotment must b.
=, at headquarters not later than Sat
urday of this week. as shipment to tn
:, division headquarters is to be mad
- next Monday. The allotment is COMING
. in very slowly from some of the indi
: vidual workers and circles, and head
!" quarters is urging that they complete
the work as quickly as possible.
Mrs. T, Mulligan will leave tomor
row evening for Seaforth, Ontario
where she will be the guest of he
4 mother, Mrs. Thomas McQuaid for
few weeks. Mrs. Mulligan will visi
s for a few days in Chicago en- route I,
a seaforth, inc before returning here
l. MIS-. N1ulllSdu plains W SASAI AL VAL
Of the eastern cities.
Members of st. Mary's church VIII
will give a card party tomorro,
wednesday, evening in the base
ment auditorium of st. Mary
church, invite all members of tn
congregation, and their friends to at
tend. The committee in charge an
nounces that the games will begil
at 8 o'clock, and hat there will b
refreshments served, INC a musica
program. -
Prof. w. w. Norton, formerly hea
of the music department of the uni
versity here, and now in the Wa
Camp Community service in Mime
apolis, will nave charge of the must
for a meeting of club women in Min
neapolis which is in charge of Mr..
Percy v. P~ennybacker of Austir
Texas. Mrs. Pennyback is to arrive /
Minneapolis today and will addres
the first Of a series of meetings ther
this evening.
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Members Of the Baptist church ar
to enjoy a social on Friday evenin
in the church parlors. The commi,
tee in charge is arranging a program
uyhSoh r,f1J include an a,,~i<,y o{~u