Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
CAFETERIA DIRECTOR
WEDS AT BRAINERD

= = bAIhtS SAASSN1y J.. september
Z, she was married to r. A. Ander-
son OF Minneapolis, at Brainerd,
MINI
Miss !Aleada Nelson has been secur-
ed to again takescharge OF the 'srY''
misunderstanding to an announce
ment by the Y. w CA. board. Miss
Nelson was at one time in charge of
the cafeteria at the local "Y'' and
later she was director Of the cafeteria
turn Is being looked forward to with
Interest.
Mr.: and Mrs. Anderson will go to
Minneapolis to make their home, at
ter aShoneymoon at Grand View lodge,
Nisswa, MINI.
Nj. and Mrs. ]. B. Olson and
daughter, Donnabelle, Riverside park,
are visiting in Moorhead as the
and Mrs. John Johnson.
This noon Miss Eva Skinner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.; d. Skin
ner, II North Seventh street, left for
New, York city, where she will enter
Columbia university for postgraduate
work. Miss Skinner plans to stop at
a number. of cities en- route and in
Chicago she will meet Miss Bernadine
Champion Of lWilliston, N. D., who
will also study at Columbia next
year. Miss Skinner received her de-
gree at the University Of North. Da-
kota last spring.
Miss Cora Erickson, 1905 Walnut
street. has returned from a two
months trip through the state and
eastern Montana. She expects to re-
sumo her classes in voice Immediate
ly.
Red River Valley Division No. PAT,
at $3.50 o'clock on Friday afternoon
in the Odd Fellows hall. All members
are asked to attend. 81, =.
Mrs. J. NJ. Carey and. little aaugh-
ter, Blanche, of Devils Lake, are
spending a few days in Grand Forks
as house guests of>Mrs. John CROUCH,
TOT North Sixth street.
Miss Alice johnson has arrived from
ST.. Paul and will attend to the fall
trimming in the .Benner. & Begg mil
inery store.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j.. Surratt, $40 Da-
kota avenue, are entertaining as their
guests, Mr.. Surratt's mother and sis
Eter, Mrs. G.yG4Surratt and Miss Mabel
FSurratt Of Fergus Falls. MINI. Mrs.
Surratt and her daughter are enroute
where they have been visiting this
sa summer t ss#sE !
Mr. and Mrs..S. c. Hendrickson and
family. AAi7I3 North Thirdaatreet, and
MI. and Mrs: Q. Omlie, returned on
Tuesday night from a weeks auto
"trip in the northern Minnesota lake
district: They stopped at Detroit,
lItasca Park and Bemidji. and 'camped
on the way.
Green and white appointments were
used at the dinner which Mrs. George
M. Olson. 1924 University avenue
gave Wednesday evening, in honor OF
the birthday Of her sister, Mrs. George
Nelson Of Austin, Mimi, her guest.
A large frosted birthday cake cent
cred the table. and individual lighted
tapers marked the place Of each
guest, was a corsage bouquet Of tea
roses and asters, and following the
dinner little Misses Evelyn Olson and
Eloise. Jensen presented her with q
number Of birthday remembrances.
There were covers for ten guests.
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Professor and Mrs. HE. Simpson
and family, TOT Belmont avenue, left
Wednesday morning on8la camping
trip through northern Minnesota.
They have planned to make stops in
Itasca Park and at a number OF the
lakes.
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Mrs. J. G.. York and children re
turned on Tuesday night from Maple
Lake, where they have spent the
kmonth Of August. They were accom-
lpanied by Miss Josephine Carlton, who
Iwill be their guest for a Short time.
Ion Friday Miss Carlton will go to
LAngdon, Nd, where she will teach
next year.
A regular meeting OF the, VIC. q
o., will be held on Friday afternoon
lin the parlors of the Young Women's
christian association. The annual
election of officers is to be held at
this time and for this reason 1t is
hoped that every member of the So
ciety will be present.
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! Mrs. Charles Roarig left Wednes-
day morning for, a two weeks visit
with friends In Misscula, Mont. Later
she will visit in Great Falls. Mont,
and Helena.
Mr..and Mrs. Ben Hopkins Of Yves,
ley iowa, arrived in Grand Forks
this morning and will be the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Bacon,
LOG Conk1in avenue, for some time.
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