Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-13
!COTILLlON CLUB TO
HAVE ANNUAL MEET

NEaNUAHOTk COgltklOn sCAuU VIII
hold Its annual meeting and election
Of ofiicers 81 the Commercial club
rooms on "Wednesday AFTERNOON, Sep
TENDER 1.-the meeting to open St.
o'clock. Announcements Of the meet
ing have Just been Issued
The Cotillion club ranks among the
foremost OF the leading social organ
txations In Grand Forks, Including
among its members a large number
h younger married set. h com
ing yearsthe club hopes to make one
OF the best in its history, and prepara-
tons are alreadylbeing rounded into
form for the years calendar.
Accompanied by her daughter,
Mary, Mrs. Frank v. Kent, expects
to leave Wednesday evening for her
home in Oklahoma City. following a
visit In Grand Forks. Mr.
Kent, a former local resident, wat
here by the serious illness OF
her mother, Mrs. James Mccoy, 319.
street Mrs McGoey's con-
ditfon is reported to be much inn
proved, and It Is thought probable
that she will be removed from the
hospital on Wednesday. Mrs NJ.
other daughter, plans to remain foc
m indefinite time with herr mother.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Cohen and chill
dren. sos Cherry street, have just re-
turned from Maple Lake where they
spent the summer months at Calumet
cottage. During their stay at the
lake, they had asStheir guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Esprin and children and Mr..
and Mrs. u. Cohen of Minneapolis;
also MI. and Mrs. Max sIngber and
family Of Red Lake Falls.
Miss Mollie Markell left on Monday
for Langdon. where she will teach in
the city schools during the coming
year. Miss Markell returned Satur-
day from Minot, where she has been
attending summe school.
Mrs. BIC. Conroy, SIT International
avenue, has as her guest for some
time, her mother, Mrs. Neil MacDon-
aid of Hannah, N. D., who arrived on
Saturday. Mrs. Macdonald was ac-
companied by her granddaughter,
Miss June Conroy.i
Mrs. James, Collins, 716 North
Fourth street, with her son Cecil, and
her two daughters, Misses Adelaide
and Muriel Collins, returned on Sum
day night from q three weeks motor
trip. They spent one week with
friends in Minneapolis. and later stop
ped at cities in Central Minnesota,
including Glenwood and Sank Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. seterberg OF
Norway, Michigan, spent several days
the city at the home Of the lat
ter's aunt, Mrs. Nick Simmer. 1924
Fourth-street. On Monday Mr..
and Mrs. S%eterberg left for Park Riv-
err, where Mr.. Seterberg has accepted
a position as supervisor of manual
training in the high school Of that
city. They r travelling by motor.
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Cards have been received by friends
from Miss Gertrude Robinson, who Is
on an extended visit in the east. Miss
Robinson, according to word received,
has just completed a trip down the
st. Lawrence river to Montreal and
Quebec. She expects to leave soon for
to join ner sister, Mrs. j..
(Marton Robinson), formerly
Of Grand Forks and Minneapolis.
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Miss Nora Iverson. ia Cottonwood
street, went to Hankinson, N. D., on
Sunday evening, where she will teach
school during the coming year.
Miss Eva Earl, 1905 University ave.
has returned from Inkster, where
she spent the past week visiting with
friends and relatives
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Miss Rachel Hunt has gone to War
rem, Mimi, where she will teach
school this year. ~
Mrs. Guy B. Fairchild, 915 Belmont
avenue, entertained a party OF ladies