Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-11

lHT dCIltlIleS In Deldll OF Ine cause.
DR.. Mae Saunders entertained at a
luncheon Tuesday noon at the Black
1 Japanese rooms in compliment to
Madam Burleson of Rochester, New
! York and Mrs. Martin Van Kirk of
! Bellingham. Wash. Covers were laid
for eight guests including friends of
Mrs. Burleson n Mrs. Van kirk.
Madame Burleson. with her son
John Burleson. will leave his even
ing for Duluth from which point they
expect to leave via the Great Lakes
for Rochester.
ing friends in this city for several
weeks plans to leave Saturday for
Chicago to visit for a time. She also
plans to go east to Washington. II.
c.. but her plans are not definite as
yet.
Miss Eleanor Healy has been ap-
pointed girls work secretary of the
local Y. W. C.. A. and will commence
upo her new duties Monday, Septen1-
Der Is, according to a recent n
nouncement made by the "Y" board.
Miss Healy, Il daughter Of DIR. and
Mrs, H. H. Healy. Lewis Boulevard,
graduated from the state university
here last fall, and this summer has
'S&ai oiSoih \cdI vi a
training at the Y. ". c. A. national
training school at New York. Mis-
Heaiy hopes to sponsor an interesting
program for the year and plans to be-
gin work upon it Immediately.
The woman's Catholic Order of
Foresters will have a special meeting
Friday evening at 5 o'clock in the
Knights of Columbus club rooms. A
class of candidates will be initiated
with a. number of Of town candi-
dates included in the class. Refresh
ments will be served and during the
business meeting important business
matters concerning the work of the
coming year will be discussed. An
urgent appeal is made to all members
of the order to attend the meeting.
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Mrs. NJ. J. George of Ashley. n. D..
who visited for a short time in Grand
Forks as the guest Of Mrs. H. E.
Payne. South Fifth street. left We'd
resday for her home. Mr.. and Mrs.
George who are known here. will go
TO Fargo Immediately to make their
future home.
Miss Ellen Stevenson of Ann Ar
Dor. Mich. who has been the guest
of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
8. r. jacob. at the Jacob summer
home at the lake. returned to the city,
with them. and this evening will leave
son will take the boat trip dow the
lakes and expects to leave Duluth Sat
Grday.
~ Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette. chairman of the
general committee in charge of the
arrangements for the annual meeting
of the state federation of women's
clubs in the city October 10 to II.
viii preside at a committee meeting
of ali re cilairren 20 he held this
evening in tho public library.
DR.. and Mrs. L. p. Robertson, Uni
%versity Place. have returned from a
IF MI. and Mrs. Thomas Porte at
Lake Neville. While ava Mr.. and
Mrs, Robertson accompanied the
Portes OIL n motor trip through Big
and Little Turtle lakes n Turtle
river.
Mrs. A. l.. Woods and Mrs. H. W.
Sims returned yesterday from Winni-
peg, where they spent a day as guests
of Or. and Mrs. Clement Woods. and
attended the celebration in honor of
the Prince of Wales. They we're ac-
compared to Winnipeg by Mrs.
Woods aunt. Miss kendrick, who re-
IIdlJleu there LOT a rev days WISH.
{ En- route to Grand Forks Miss Ken
drick expects to stop at Grafton for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kelly. for
lner residents of this city, who have
been making their home during the
summer at Detroit, Mimi, returned
"Wednesday to spend the winter
months. His son. Judson Kelly, will
arrive here today and expects to
leave shortly to resume his studies at
the Northwestern Medical school at
Chicago y
st. Mary's Social club will sponsor
"a dancing party at the Belmont park
pavilion this evening. A general in
vitation ts extended to all members
n friends OF the club to attend the
affair. A five-piece orchestra will
play the dance program between the
hours Of 8 and IL o'clock. and several
feature dances have been arranged.
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nIA1rnSto Read, Converse, Entertain
Special attention given to Dramatic
Art, Movie Acting, Legitimate. stage
Public Speaking, Lodge work, Clut
Papers and Talks, After Dinner
&peeche1, Coaching OF Play and De.
cla1nAtory and Oratorical Contests
twenty LESSONS. twenty dollars. BotF
2chlldfen and adtltA Wickard Schoo
u Expreesi0n under direction soa
sIAnro KnottS Wickard, Studio zO1
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