Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
RETIRING PRESIDENT
HONORED AT MEETING

11S iiooH III the nome Of-MrS hs[
q. Gemmeil. 319 Ashton street. SInI
appreciation Of the interest which
Mrs. Black has shown the society and
Of the assistance she has given dur
her utilization with the Grand
Forks w. CT. 1.-THE members pre-
scented her with a.. silver. souvenir
spoon. Mrs. Blacks successor has
not yet been chosen.
During the business meeting on
Friday. an interesting report was
given of the rest room which the W.l
9. 7. U. maintained at the State Fair
this year, 1t is the am bition Of the]
society to make the rest room an an
nual affair and steps will be taken to
carry out plans of the society in that
direction soon.
Miss Della Rivard Of lakewood. N.
-, contributed a group of charming
piano numbers during the social hour
and refreshments were served.
Miss Elsie Cook left Friday noon
for Fargo. where she will be the
guest Of relatives en-, route to her
home in Minot. Miss Cook has been
a student at the North Dakota univer-
sity summereschool here this summer.
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Mrs. C..FL. GRADER and daughter,
AACo 0tdUSI 1S4tCIS1Ae pdThS
left Friday for Duluth, Mimi, from
where they will take a boat trip to
Cleveland, Ohio. They expect to visit
relatives at Cleveland. and will later
go to Buffalo, N. Y, and other eastern
points. Mrs. GRADER and daughter
will be, gone several weeks.
Miss Gertrude Peoples, . who has
been attending the North Dakota uni
'versity summer school, has gone to
Gilby where She will visit over Sun
day as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Abbey. Miss Peoples plans
to spend the remainder of the sum-
mer with ner parents Z st Park River
DR.. and Mrs. T. e. Barber, sos
South Fifth street, with their four lit
tie sons. Arnold. Richard, Buddy and
Robert are leaving by auto on Sunday
for the west. They have planned
months trip, during the course of
which they will stop at Glacier Ma
tional and Yellowstone parks, aud
numerous other points. In the alb
sence of DR.. Barber, DR.. Clarence s..
Gies will have charge Of his Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Karnes, accom-
panied by Miss Dollie Morrison. will
leave next week for the Twin Cities,
where. they will visit friends. En- route
Miss Morrison will stop at Fargo to
be the guest of Mrs. E.. E. Tierney.
formerly of Grand Forks.
Misses Marion Dixon and Ruth
Gaulke have gone to Fargo, where
they planned to meet Miss Edna Mae
johnson, and accompany her to Lake
Melissa, Shoreham. Mimi. where they
will be guests at the johnson lake
home for a time.
Mrs:aEvaE b. Ely 81 Rugby NJ %,
has returned to her home after at
tending summe school at the North
Dakota university, which closed on
Friday.
On Friday afternoon, August S,
there will be a meeting of the WON
at>the home of Mrs. Clarence A. Hale,
413 South Sixth street. All members
of the organization who are in the city
are urged to attend.
Mrs, w. H. Witherstine and chill
dren, 212 Eighth avenue, returned on
Friday evening from a weeks outing
at Star Island, Cass Lake, MINI. They
were guests of Mrs. w. c. Wilson at
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Mrs. N. G. Benner and Mrs. r. L.
Benner,. accompanied by Mrs. Rein
hold jacob and Kenneth Jacob, left
for Lake Bemidji on Friday afternoon
for a two weeks outing. Other Grand
Forks people who went to Bemidji on
Friday were MI. and Mrs. C. e. Garvin
and their son, Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy H. Wilder, 7O5
North Third street, with Mrs. Wilder's
cousin. Sister A%lphonsus of Fargo,
Mrs. William Buckley n Miss Vivian
Brady motored to Fergus, NJ. D., Fri
day to spend the day with relatives
They returned Friday night.
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Mrs. John R. Dicker gave a miscel.
laneous shower in her home on
Thursday evening in compliment to
Mrs. McGillivray martha Kongelf) OF
Kellys, N. D., whose marriage took
rplaee on June 26.
There were twenty guests, and they
sewed for the bride during the eve
ming. An informal musical program
provided entertainment. Pink an6
yellow decorations were used about
the looms, and candles and flowers
in these colors adorned the table.
from which lunch was served. Mrs
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ed during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman J. Schultz
formerly of Holmes, N. D., have beer
in Grand Forks visiting with friend.
for a few days before returning tc
their home in Los Angeles. Cal. The,
stopped in Chicago and other points
east and at their former home ii
Holmes they visited Mrs. Schutte'i
brother, Albert woitte and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Revsch, also of Holmes
They expect to leave today for Lot
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Mcbride and
daughter, Dorothy, 209 Vernon ave.
nue.. left this morning for Fargo
ewhere they are to be Joined b5
Dr. and Mrs. Il. II. Envy Of Mayville
NJ. D. The party expects to go b,
motor from Fargo toLake Cormorant
where they will be guest at the lake
home Of Mrs. McBride's sister and
brother-in-law. DR.. and Mrs. c. a.
Putney, for a few days. Mr.. Nc
Bride and his daughter win then "a
on to Minneapolis to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. 3. McBrides for a
fortnight. While they are away, Mrs
Mcbride will remain at the lake.
Miss Dorothy Doran Of Bow Island
Alta, who has been the guest Of rela.
tives and friends in this city and East
Grand Forks for several days, left fol
White BeaELake Friday night where
she will visit with relatives before
going on to her home.
Miss Josie Sullivan left Friday
1 morning for Grafton. where she will
visit with friends for several days