Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-05
WESLEY STUDENTS
TO REGISTER SOON

Announcement OF h opening OF
Wesley College Junior conservatory
on September 10 for registration for
the fall term. has Just been made. and
is creating the usual amount of In
tarest about the state. Registrations
may be entered. 1t Is announced, be-
tween the hours 8 q. m. to $50 p. m.
by calling s4o.
All teachers in.the junior conserva-
tory, it is announced, are graduates
OF Wesley college conservatory, and
rank among the most capable music
Instructors in the state. They are
Misses Myrtle Ellingson, secretary;
Camilla Hofto. Marie Vale, Rhoda
Hewitt, Eline IngvAldson, Marie Sat-
tier and Lilah SanneS.
Registration for Wesley college
senior conservatory department. of ex-
preston and school Of religion may
Be made at corwin hall. September
Mrs. william Young. 412 South
Sixth street, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Glen Sptcer in. Fargo for sep-
eral days, has returned to the city:
Several social affairs were given IN
Mrs. Young's honor during her BRIEF
visit in that city.
Mrs. s.. n. Bake, a2o Cherry street.
has gone to Gonvick. Mimi. to be the
guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs..
A. Drydahl
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. webster, us
Cottonwood street, have closed their
cottage At Maple Lake and returned
to town. Their son Otis Accompanied
them.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. walter barclay. 71o
North Sixth street. have rs their house
guest this week Mrs. MN Campbell
Of dlasston. y. 2:
Mrs. Eva Childs. OF GAINESVILLE, wis,
supreme oracle Of the Royal Neigh
bors of America, will come to North
Dakota in October to conduct a series
OF schools of instruction in the va
rious districts.N She will be accom-
panied onSthe tour by Mrs. Clara B.
Cliff of Fargo. state supervisor. The
schedule follows: Wyndmere, Oct. II:
Bismarck. Oct. 10; Minot, Oct. IL;
New Rockford, Oct. az: jamestown,
Oct: "a; Fargo Oct rs and Grand
Forks Oct. 49,.
In compliment to Misses Jessan1ine
and Helen Thompson. who viii go to
Mrs. sylvia Helmhey entertained #
three tables Of cards in her home on
Saturday afternoon. The diversion
whist, and Miss Jessarnine.
Thompson won high score. The
hostess "a assisted by her mother,
Mrs. K. G. Hunter in serving a light
repast at the close Of the afternoon.
A pink and white, color tone wa car
ried out and sweet peas in these
shades were used.
Mrs. 3. c. Cooper Of Fargo, has
come TO the city to be the house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ~. d. Bacon, Hotel
Dacotah. for aSfsw days.
Miss Frank Minis az the local jim
ternal 81 once left Saturday
Miss Minis expects to visit Staples and
other points In Minnesota.
Mrs. John Bro~reii Of EnaraAo has
issued Invitations for An Informal res
ceptaon to be given On Tuesday AT
rho Ia the L o. OF. hall. In COM
pIiiiient 70 Mrs. Louise NicAfd Of Aso-
nal, and the hours will be from 3 to
IS o'clock. Mrs Ricardo friends IN
Grand Forks and the enrrounding
community have been extended Ia M
vitation to attend. Mr.. HttArdsis d
former resident OF Emerald, ana left
that city eleven years $50 after clos
EingsA successful general MERCHANDISE
business
4 i
Misses Irene Fee and Margaret
EHedicari left Saturday noon for Min
neApOlis, where they Will attend the
Minnesota state fair next week. Mir
Fee VIII spend the month of Septem-
Der with her mother. Mrs. +. Fee
formerly OF Grand Furka, and Miss
tHedican will return at the concIusior
6f = weeks visit.
Mrs. DS Rushia (Gertruds
Germany, accompanied BY her littIs
son Jerome, have arrived from theii
home III Bemidtt Ito spend two week,
with Mn. De HuehtA,s mother. Mn
P. German Mi4e Stella German rs
turned with Mr.. DeRuehia to tn,
city. after spending her vacation i,
Bsmidji
MI. and Mrs Nv. G. Cole OF For
worth Texas who have 6psnt sseverA
weeks with their e0n-tn~lAw ant
daushters Mr.. ina Mrs. ]. Myros
BA6on,Sieft Suhddy Ayehtts "a rout1
c their hsrM4. Mr.. Bacon aeoctl5
trAni4d hAr pAreAtA ~ ~. a4SMinns'
14retiea ana they ex6<ct III sp4nd 1
I Mort Hine 1T MISUNDERSTANDING fGif