Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-23
or INTEREST To WOMEN.
Must Complete
Work Before
The Vacation

IN order that the chairman ana
committees Of the Red Cross need
not work overtime, another urgent
request Is being sent out to all who
are now holding back uncompleted
garments Mrs. A. NJ. Lommen Is
anxious that all knitted articles be re-
turned at once. especially the shawls.
The packing committee desires to
have all garments t be shipped In at
the end Of the week. If the women
fail to comply with the request it will
mean that not only wf1f the knitting
shipment be delayed but those wom-
en- on the committees who have work.
ed 50 faithfully during the war, Will
not be able to enjoy their much need
ed vacation which is to start in one
week.
The Northern Division Of the Red
+; Cross is distributing among the chap
nesota and Montana, one hundred
thousand registration cards for the
Red Cross Reserve Corps. These
cards are for the enrolment Of vol
untary workers who are about to take
a vacation of two months, and who
are willing to be called upon in case
of emergency, for further service IN
behalf of the Red Cross.
A3record Of the women who have
worked for the Red Cross during the
war period is to be kept, and if the
feel unable to pledge n further
time, they will be assisting the Red
Gross by registering their name on
the card sent them and returning it
to local headquarters.
Mrs. G. W. swendiman. eos Bel
mont avenue. was hostess at four Ia
hloo re corSc This affornnnn in honor
of Mrs. Walter Lodmell of Missoula,
Mont, who is in the city visiting her
sisters. Mrs. Will Stone n Mrs. Ed
Hur1m at the home of the latter or
Walnut street.
Baskets of peonies were used thru
out the rooms n at the close of the
afternoon Mrs. Swendiman served a
delicious luncheon. The affair was in
formal.
Miss Grace Kolars returned to her
home Sunday morning to enjoy a two
weeks vacation with her parents. MI.
and Mrs. F. w. Kolars, North Second
street. East Grand Forks. Henry
Kolars Of Duluth arrived in the city
Sunday evening and will also be a
guest of his parents for a short time.
Mfr. and Mrs. B. o. Johnson of Sc
attle, Wash. who were over Sunday
guests OF MI. anu MTS. oVelHUJOIH
johnson. left this morning for Penn
bina, where they will visit during the
summer. Mrs. johnson will also visit
her parents, MI. ad Mrs. 8. Thor
waldso, at Agra, N. D., and. with her
husband, will return to Seattle in the
fall
DR.. and Mrs. ]. M. Gillette r en-
PERTAINING as their guests Mrs. Gill
lette's brother-in-law and sister, Col.
H. P. Morgan and Mrs. Morgan Of
Wichita, Kan. Col. and Mrs. Morgan
expect to accompany Or. and Mrs.
Gillette and daughter, Margaret, to
their summer home at Lake Julia.
MINI. The party plan to leave for
theslake on Thursday.
Miss Kathryn Harris left Sunday
evening for Minneapolis, where she
will officially represent Alpha Theta
chapter at the annual convention of
Delta Gamma. to be held at Christ
mas lake. near Minneapolis. The
convention opens Tuesday afternoon
and continues until Saturday. Aside
from Miss Harris, Alpha Theta chap
ter will be represented by twelve dele
gates. among them Mrs. Ruth Abbott
of Grand Forks.
Mrs. NJ. Norman and daughter
Doris, 1919 Reeves avenue. expect to
leave Tuesday morning for Lake Be
midi, to spend the summer at the
Murray cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Norman have spent the past
week at the lake. Miss Louise Lynch
expects to accompany Mrs. Norman
and. daughter and will be their guest
for some time.