Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-27
SeDen Delegates
To Contention

iar meeting OF the local w. &. Z. u,
seyen delegareA were chosen to repre-
sent the society at the 32d annual
state convention at Park River Sep
TENDER 1926. They are Mesdames J.
r. Mclean, Jacob Welsh, William
crombie. Duncan Campbell. E. E.
Hunt, r. A. sprague and j. r. Currie.
Mrs. Thomas Ear. 1905 University
avenue.
The alternates chosen were Mrs.
Maxwell, Mrs. Thomas Earl. Mrs. E.
A. Markell, Mrs. J. A. Aylesworth
to the delegates there will be a large
number of women from the local So
ciety attending the meeting, If the
weather permits, according to plans
made at the meeting yesterday.
Other matters OF importance were
taken up at the business session and
during the social hour which follow
ed Mrs. w. H. Often playing her own
accompaniment, contributed a group
of vocal numbers. Miss Edna Earl
gave two piano numbers. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Earl as
sisted by a group Of the women in
the society.
At the next meeting to be held
officers will be held, it was announce
ed. ~.
Miss Aida Drew Of Gilby, who has
spent her summer vacation with
friends in Chicago, stopped in Grand
Forks OF Friday evening to visit with
friends en- route to her home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bridgeman.
1923 Belmont avenue, have Mr..
Bridgeman's brother, Chester Bridge
man. as their guest this week. He is
q student of st. Johns military
academy, Delafield, Wis, and will re-
turn there to resume his studies this
Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.. Stricken, S56
Belmont avenue, will go to Alex
andria, Minn.,$on Sunday morning to
spend a few days at their cottage on
Lake lie Homideau.' Mr. Stricken will
leave for Minneapolis on Tuesday to
attend to matters Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Howell arrived
In Grand Forks on Friday evening
from their wedding trip. Their mar
rage which was an event of con-
siderable interest to Grand Forks
friends, was an event of August 8 and
took place in Rock Island. III. Mrs.
Howell was Miss Anna Bell Kemp
and was instructor in the home eco
Forks high school. Mr.. Howell is an
instructor in the manual training de-
partment here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto senum were hosts
on Friday evening to the members of
the. Bethel Lutheran church string
band at their residence on Belmont
avenue. There were fifteen guests.
Visiting and music were enjoyed ana
freshments were served. Mr.. Senum
Is director Of the band. which is one
OF the oldest musical organizations
In the city. \
Mrs. Maude Lee was honor guest
on Friday afternoon at an informal
gathering in the home of Mrs. G. M.
Williamson of Belmont venue Needle
work and visiting were the diversions
o'clock. During the afternoon there
were some musical numbers by Miss
Geraldine McNicol. pianist, and Mrs,
Gladys Hill Mckenzie. contralto. Tea
was served in the dining room. These
women assisted in serving: Mesdamee
T.. p. Reiton, Lewis Rohde, C. svEa
Brawner, l. A. Warnken, M. Rabino-
vich and e. J. Severson. Mrs. Lee
who is past matron of Acacia chap
ter, Order Of Eastern Star, will leave
next Thursday to make her home in
Sioux Falls, s. D.. Miss Dorothy Lee
her daughter, will accompany her.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kolars. Az
North Second street. East Grand
Forks, accompanied by their son
Paul. arrived home Friday evening
from a several months motor tour in
the west. Miss Margaret Kolars.. who
made the trip with her parents
stopped in Cheyenne. Wy, where SHE
will visit before going On to Thermo-
polls, Wy, to resume teaching this
fall. Miss Grace Kolars was also a
member of the party and she remain
ed in Omaha, Neb., to visit with
friends for a time. The party toured
Glacier and Yellowstone National
park. and en- route to California
stopped in Salt Lake City. Portland
and a number Of other points.
DR.. Gilbert Moskau, with Mrs
Moskau and children, Gladys and
Milton. 81 Belmont avenue, have re.
turned from an eleven-day motor trir
in Minnesota. They spent one week
with friends in Minneapolis, and the
remainder of the time at other in.
terestinR points