Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
,HOUSEMAIDS OF
COLLEGE STUDY study
Several Anxious to Become
Students; Regular Courses
Are Given.

wellesley, y Mass, Dec. 527.-Tha
hpusernnidS of Wellesley college have;
q curriculum of. their that makes
for q college within the college. The
servants have; been found TO rival their
sister.students of the undergraduates
body in their thirst for knowledge and
.35 are enrolled in courses that vary.
from pianofortc instruction to COM
Imercial training. One waitress who,
has exhausted a high school geometry
ibook;,in.a$few. months is preparing
with. sfndependent study. for admission
to thestOllNE sSNselfssbent on obtAining
q @SdegFoe.SsH etS ;instructors say she. is
well advanced toward her ambttionSof
exchanging the cap OF serviceGfo the
academic gown. s4s &sss
The college within the college is ID
rninistered BY Miss Dorothy NJ! Stew
n Dfs.Weats Hardfort, Conn, an un-
Its facNltyifS36 otherSupper class stu
the college.ssNusic IL the most
Observation-Disclosures OF the curriculum
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. instruction in several
sy,yaTypewriting and short
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manN$members and
Deveral ID sslftaid u have graduated, from
services sntEgtlie dprn1itpry rooms and
dining. tables to a professional .secre-
tariaI school where they are finishing
S4acAI pESlSLEdtlOu lOItNCOHlfnEEC1A l-,Cd.
reers. There are classes. also lin: Eng
li1h, and in sewing and, in the. lAtterth
maids have been able to show their
instructors, both new stitches and old
sewing ideas. Dancing classes>aIe con
Quoted az Sextra-currtculum activities
and ah1yesa large attendance
The auxiliafy college idea is sup!
ported not only by the separate faculty
and COURSES but also by established
tuition fees and, q regulated dormitory
life. The notwithstanding live at Lake
formerly al student dprmitory, where
they, have study: rooms, and reception
hall In which from time they act as
Ehostesses to- members of their faculty
while tho college students return the
courtesy as hOstesses to the maids in
socials at the Barn.
" IN
The Sacred Heart Catholic church,
East@Grand Forks. was the scene, of
Ia simple but pretty wedding this
morning when Pearl Veronica Bushee,
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Bushee. 124 South sixth
street, East Grand Forks, and Edward
Lussier of International Falls were
married. Rev. Father Klinkhammer,
pastor, oficiated and only a small
company of friends was present.
AC OAAOC "OAS d BOWL Oh lVOry
charmeuse satin and her flowers were
white Killarney roses and narcissus,
Miss Ida Mae Mcfarland was her only
attendant and John Guyard was the
best nan.
"A wedding breakfast was served at
10 O'clock. In the home of the BRIDES
parents. The twenty guests present
included. with the bridal. party. only
close relatives and intimate friends.
Assisting in serving were Misses
Blanche and Lillian aBushee.
Mr.. and Mrs Lussier's wedding trip
will be to International Falls, where
they will make their home. ,
II X 4 .. Y
Herman Efckof. who is q student 1t
the University of Illinois, Cham
paigne, has come to Grand Forks to
be the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Eickof. 1O7 North Sixth
street, over the holidays. Is
Mrs. r. A. Wolff (Hazel Burtoh)
and little son. Jack, arrived in the
city Christmas night to be the guests
Of Mrs. VOLTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Burton, South Third street
They expect to remain until ahou;
Wednesday. 81
McElroy's Flower shop, original
corsages, cut flowers fresh ever,
morning. Funeral designs. Come to
McElroy's. 40S DeMers avenue. Phone