Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-17
INTEREST WOMEN
Style Show
Affair Next Week

Women who visit the Grand Forks
this year Will undoubtedly ind
tch to interest them in the style
Pw whichsis to be put on in the
PeralsArts building by the home
Monstratibn department of the
ffculturalS college. Mrs. Louise
lDmpbeh, at the head of the ex-
hsion department of the agricultural
tege,Swills supervise the style show.
tlch Will be in direct charge Of Miss
helWm Dodson Of Iowa.,
lFhe home demonstration agents Of
state, including Miss Edith Hoff-
IN OF Divide county. Miss Eulala
lurch iof Williams county, and Miss
tsz Hobart Of the agricultural col
re, Will assist in putting on the style
FHis show is not merely an exhibit
IN of garments, but will include
pat might he termed a short course
the selection, of materials, design
d coloring. Lectures will be given
10 IN the morning and at 2 in the
ternooD by Miss Dodson. She will
re upSthe proper clothing for chill
en, yonngsgirls. business and profess
fling models will be present to wear
r garments which will be used in
3lstrating the lectures. These gar
Ents will be loaned by local mer-
,antssWh are cooperating in putting
the&style show.
tThe proper selection Of hats, shoes
y accessories will be touched upon,
I'd theTwoman who cares to know
pre- about accurately dressing her
II and her children may consider 1t
III worth her while to attend the
lie show. The show will be carried
along sane and sensible lines and
II deal with the Importance Of hav-
at all times clothing. Of simple,
nfortable and attractive design.
Hiss Beatrice Johnstone, county sup
intendent Sof schools returned this
trning from Valley City where she
Tended the annual convention of
PntxA huperintendents Of the state.
ie~meeting was a particularly sue
Esful$one, Miss tombstone reports.
pr. johnson, psychologist, and
S.sident Of Girard college for boys
S~8ekpresent at the meeting and on
@nesday gave a lecture. He con-
}cted mental tests for children and
Xu1ts, which also were of particular,
erest.g I.
Miss Minnie Jean Nelson, state
Soerintendent, who was directly re-
nonsibe for the success Of the meet
u, entertained the visiting delegates
a luncheon and picnic in the
Eautauqua. grounds on Wednesday.
ursday the delegates were enter
ned lat the state Normal school, the
E,mens2spending the day there. and
wing their entertainment on the
use-party. plan. ::
Friday. there were visits to two
asolidated schools near Valley City,
acre special programs were given.
DR.. c. S. Gies and his mother Mrs.
P. Giles of East Grand Forks left
8 morning on a motor trip for the
,thern part of Minnesota. At st.
Jul they will visit with Attorney
ctor Gies, and from there will go
Rochester, Mimi. where they will
ut with Mrs. Gies' mother Mrs.
Iara,s and her sister Mrs. Thos.
llroy:s. Other points they will make
! Wykoff, Fountain and Preston,
ere they, will visit relatives. DR..
IS expectf to return by the first Of
gust;Tand Mrs. Gies will return lat
Hrs.vJohn M. Hancock and her
;ldren will arrive here tomorrow to
End "A fortnight visiting her par
rs, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Buckingham
Mr.: Hancock's parents, Mr.. and
IS. Henry Hancock. MI. and Mrs.
.ncock nov make their home in
nicago. having moved there last
II from Washington. D. c., where
E:y resided while Mr. Hancock was
the service of the U. S. naval de-
t-tment. Mr.. Hancock is now vice
l,sident and general manager Of the
Ion Tea Co. of Chicago. He will
sS!hpany his family as far as st.
hi. on their trip here. and he will
IN go%to Denver on a business trip,
turning BY way Of Grand Forks.