Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-01

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con and Theodore Thompson. Mem
,bers Of the mems social committee,
OF which G. c.. Finch is chairman,
are Mfssrs. 6. NJ. vuckel, Harold
Barnesl Harold Smith and j. F. VIII
hams.
Ema4d 's orchestra will play during
the evening.
Mrs. ". e. Black, Franklin avenue,
Is leaving this afternoon for Baldwin
cottage. North Chautauqua, Devils
Lake, where she will visit over .Jlly
4. Mrs.1 Barbara Fl. Wylie of Fargo
ID in charge Of the Baldwin cottage
for the fhautauqua season and viii
join Mrs Black today.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Deitz and fam
lily Of Minneapolis, former Grand
Forks residents arrived in Grand
FORKS on Thursday evening to visit
friends here. They made the trip by
motor. At b present time they are
guests at the home OF MI. and Mrs.
D. F. Sinclair. ZIG Fourth avenue.
Harold wyl1e Of New York civ .
graduate Of the state university, is in
Grand Forks for a brief visit with
friends and relatives. He is en- route
.Bowesmont, his home, and en- route
expects to stop at Devils Lake.
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The following clipping taken from
the Fargo Forum OF Thursday will be
Of interest to friends in Grand Forks.
Where the young ladies made their
home, while students at the state uni
versity:
Active and alurnnae members Of Pt
chapter, Alpha Phi sorority, Univer-
slty of North Dakota, residents 81
Fargo or visiting here, enjoyed an in
formal luncheon at the Fargo Com
mercial club at Dor Those present
were Mrs. John Francis Kennedy Of
Fargo. Mrs. Kennedy was Miss Flor
ence Eyford of Penbina, N. D., and
is a charter nasmber OF the chapter,
Misses Dorothy Trautman and Muriel
Babcock of Fargo. Emma Groves Of
Lakota and Grace and Nellie Lunding
Of Hope. N. D.
Mrs. W. D. oertei. 40 North Fourth
street. Is entertaining her brother, Bob
Hendry ,of P~etersboro, Ont, formerly
OF Glasgow, Scotland, who arrived in
the city on Thursday for a weeks Wis
it. During the world war Mr.. Hen
dry r overseas with the Cana
dian forces and only recently returned
to this country. He is en- route to
winnipeg and other points in south
ern Canada
Mrs. John Knishts with her two
Misses Alice and winnifred
knights Of Edmonton. Alta, and Mis-
soula. Mont. left Thursday moor en-
for New York city and other
Knights and her daughters have been
the guests Of MI. and Mrs. Harry
Knights, Hotel Northern. Harry
knights, who is Mrs. Knights son. has
been In i'll health and his condition
is reported to be much improved.
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Mrs: A. NJ 'Lonnmen returned on
thursday evening from Maple Lake,
where h has spent the last several
weeks at the summer home Of her
parents, Judge and Mrs. L. K. Has
sell. Tonight Miss Agnes Hassa1l will
to the lake to spend her summer
and on Sunday judge Has-1
with his daughter. Miss Olga Has
sell, and son, Clarence, will 70 down
to spend the July 4 holiday at the
There vii! be a regular ~n,eetinp of|
The Wouen's Relief Corps on satur-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock in the odd
Fellows hall. An initiation will Be
held at this time, 1t IS announced.
all members of the society are
urged to attend.
the lincoln park club .,ouse on
THURSDAY evening, the annual mid
surnrner party Of the st. Andrews So
was held opening with a dinner
at $3.50 o'clock. An unusually inter-
esting and appropriate program Of
songs. dances and bagpipe numbers
was given in which DR.. W. e. Wilson
Jessie Cole, Margaret Cole. Mrs. r. N.
Peterson, Mrs. James Ferguson,
James Austin, Venus Crombie. Rob-
ert Hendry and Mr.. D. Spense took
part.
The music of the evening was fur-.
abe BY hagpfpes, and at the close
offhe program, Scotch reels and 9TH
81 dances were enjoyed.
Mrs. Sherman Lowe, 524 crtpr
avenue, left Thursday for Minneapolis,J
where she Will spend the coming week
the guest of Mrs. A. j. Ward, 4
FORMER Grand Forks resident.
. Mrs ". Lionel Presse accompanied
BY her little daughter, Miss Kathryn
Il the city tonight Is join M. PressA,
who ts An Associated Press operatori
in the Herald onice.
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j local COMMITTEES Of the Univer.
dty Of North Dakota summer school
student body, announces an informal
lancing party to be given this even
ne in a University gymnasium be-.
ween 1880 and II o'clock. This "a
second informal dance on the
:alendar, and Enard's orchestra will
urnislt the music. All university II
tudsntS and alumni are extended q
ordiale invitation to attend.
Among the interesting affairs which
social c~onnrnxttee has arranged \
OF the summer school session, are x
series Of picnics, hikes and out /
f-door festivities. Some 400 students !
re attending the sessions.
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MI. and Mrs. Charles LIE Masurfer
nd young o Charles, I'm ChestnutiS
treet, left this morning by mol
81 for Esveral days stay At Green z
AXE, q Wilimar, MINI, froYai
here they4w1il motor 70 MfnnAapoHsl3
nd Duluth. They expect to 10 gone I
boat tvo weeks. Z
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Mrs. Max Goldberg o. Fargo. with 5
er daughters Betty and Ruth, areiS
ere to spend the remaining surnner2
eeks with Mrs.. GoldberHs sistar 4
/. FAp4srnasxer, 407 En- sfrest s
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