Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-14

lure business, as manager of a group
Of theaters in Honolulu. Mrs. George
Snyder. his mother, is now visiting
friends In Wahpeton, and plans to
meet her son in Chicago. upon his re-
turn. They expect to come to Grand
Forks this fall.
Storytelling has been added to the
attractions at the various children's
Fairgrounds in the city, and accord
ing to reports from playground SUI
pervisors 1t Is proving. very popular
pleton, the supervisor at Central park
yesterday announced that a special
story hour one afternoon each week
"wednesday will be planned. Miss
Thelma Thoreson in charge of the
play ground at the Wilder school, and
Miss Alice Bulge, head of the Win
ship playground, will also conduct
story hours.
Mrs. o. L. Sande, 712 Boulevard
avenue. has issued invitations for a
shower to be given at her home this
evening, in compliment to Miss Inga-
borg Lunseth. a bride Of next week.
Kitchen utensils will be given the
honor guest and a number Of useful
articles for the new home will be
made during the evening.
NS SNSiAH6 Ii AuIS0lH "aS
guest Of honor at a miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Anna Peterson
at her home, Tenth avenue. There
were twelve guests and the evening
was devoted to hemming tea towels.
Mrs. w. E.. Black, Miss Nellie Car
wick. Miss Frances Owen and Mrs.
Agnes Rex will give four minute talks
this evening at the meeting of the
Business Women's club of the city,
to be held tonight in the gymnasium
of the Y. W. c. A. They will give
opinions on the proposed disbanding
OF the Business Women's club, for the
purpose of a%fhliating with the Nation
al Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional women, which is to be form
ed mere shortly according to present
plans.
The marriage of Harry Wood of
Winnipeg, and Miss Sigrid of Min
neapolis occurred at the Methodist
parsonage Tuesday evening. Rev.
Thomas Fl. Gallagher performed the
ceremony, and Miss Hazel Vale of
his city acted as a witness. Mr.. and
MRS. Wood left Tuesday evening for
Winnipeg to make their home. Mr..
Wood is connected with the editorial
department Of the Winnipeg Free
Press. !
Mrs. E. H. Wilcox, 116 North Sixth
street, left Wednesday noon for Mar
shall. Mimi, where she will visit for
several days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. F. Woodland. MI. Wilcox ex-
poets to join his wife at Marshall In
a couple of days, and they will return
after a weeks visit.
Mrs. E. A. Jewett and Miss Almira
Jewett left today for Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jewett will be at the head Of the art
department Of the public schools
there. Miss Jewett has been a pro.
lessor Of art and design at the state
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chism of La
kota returned Wednesday from Penn
pima. where they nave been visiting
Mr.. Chism's mother. They will re-
main in the city for the week as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Londergan. 618
Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J.. Murn,v .,ao
Reeves avenue, will leave Friday bv
motor for st. Paul and Minneapolis.
wher they will visit. They plan to
make stops at a number of the lakes
in southern Minnesota before return.
ing.
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In a party Of local residents who
went on a plumming trip to Arvilla
wednesday, were Mrs. o. J. Lystad,
Mrs. F. C. Bacon, Mrs. John Bulge
and her two daughters, Lois and Ma
rion.
Mrs. Chris Storholm Of Thief River
Falls is enjoying a brief visit in the
city as the guest OF her sister, Mrs,
Arthur Ha1leen Of Fast Grand EorL.
and Mrs. o. J.. Lystad, North Sixth
street.
Mr.. j. r. Parsons. 413 franklin
avenue, is entertaining as her house
guest Mrs. John Brandish Of DEBORAH.
iowa. Mrs. Brandish is also visiting
her cousin, Mrs. L.. c. Hazlett, Chest
nut street. She plans to go to Cando
later to visit her brother, John
Conyers. and Mrs. George Ellsbury.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, LOT
Vernon avenue. returned the fore part
Of the week from Detroit, Mimi,
several weeks among the lakes>of that
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Arneson (Grace
Dudley returned Wednesday after
noon from Spring Steele Island, Lake
VI uS "VOOo, WHERE tNey nave en-.
joyed their honeymoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arneson were married in the city
recently and left Immediately by
motor for the lake.
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Mrs. John Bathgate and daughter,
Esther, lot Vernon avenue, have re-
turned from Bathgate, N. d., where
they have been visiting relatives for
several days.
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Miss Curl Sand is entertaining as
her guest for q few days, her sister,
Miss Sara sand Of Emerald. who ar
rived in the city Wednesday.
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Miss Carrie St. John Dean has rS-
turned from Lake Bemidti, where she
has been visiting for the past two
weeks at the summer home Of her
mother at IAvinia.
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Miss Ethel Maddox Of Milwaukee,
Wis, who has been visiting at the
home Of G. Hogan, 1894 University
avenue. left Wednesday evening for
her. home after several days visit.
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Misses Mary and Agnes Hogan,
l21124 University avenue left Wednes-
N eVeNines for NoPfhw00d and Tapi-