Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-06
AUXILIARY PLANS FOR
SEPTEMBER MEETING

Az LHe meeting OF the
auxiliary to local post Of the Ameri-I
can Legion, which was held on Fri
day afternoon, plans were talked over
for the next regular monthly meeting
of the society. to be held the first Fri
day in September. This is to be a pic
mic meeting. according to plans made,
and will be held in Riverside park.
The meeting yesterday a held In
the home of Mrs. c.. A.. Hale. South
Sixth street and during the after
noon, Mrs. l.. l.. Eckman assisted. At
the close of the meetings there was a
social hour, and light refreshments
were served. AZ
Misses, Aura and Hazel Chaffee,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Alexander, South Fifth
street, left today for Minneapolis,
where they expect to Spend the re-
mainder of the summer with their
mother, Mrs. Frank Danforth. They
visit there over Sunday with Miss
Eleanor sarles. Miss Hazel Chaffee
will return to Hillshoro, where she has
accepted a position on the public
school faculty. Misses Aura and
! Hazel Chaffee have been students at
the University of North Dakota and
are members of the Gamma Phi Beta
sorority.
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Mr.. and Mrs.JC. N. Schuyler, 4o2
North Seventh street, have their son,
Roy Schiller, as their guest over Sun
Gay. He arrived in the city this morn
ing.
Miss Alba Howe of the Woman's
Shop is leaving on Sunday for New
York city, on her annual fall buying
trip. Miss Howe expects to stop in
Minneapolis. Chicago and points
farther east. She will be away sew
cral weeks.
Miss Hannah Drewry has gone to
Dassel, Mimi, where she will be the
guest of friends following a visit it,
this city with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jerome, 407 North Sixth street. At
the close of her visit there, she. will
return to her home in Rolla, N. D.
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Mrs. J.. P. Kpockles of this city,
with her mother Mrs. Mary Schroeder
of CrookSton will leave on Sunday
morning for. Twin Falls, Idaho. There
they expect to visit Mrs. ~Schroeder's
daughter, Mrs. D. H. Bake and Mrs.
John McNickol.-
AI. dIu MIS-. >. II. bOOLn, OIL
Chestnut street, attended the wedding
sin Crookston Wednesday Of Miss
Edith Berkstrom, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Bergstrom of Crooks
ton, and Edgar j. Rodman, sou vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kodman of Eagle
Bend, MINI. The groom is a nephew
OF Mr.. Booth, n the bride has Wis
tied frequently in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Booth were accompanied home
l hV Mr. 10 nj M~o EC~1l@ d ~ Fl -,
returned to Eagle Bend on Thursday
Mrs. Justina Booth of Long Prairie
Mimi, who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Booth, was also a member
OF the party. 3
Mrs. Lee schoonover left Frida,
evening for her home in Drayton, N
D., after a brief visit in Grand Fork.
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. v
Hogan, South Third street. Mrs
Schoonoyer is enroute to her home
from points in Idaho, where she ha.
visited with friends.
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About fifty guests were entertained
on Friday afternoon at the home O.
street, and Mrs. Thomas Morgan
who is leaving soon for California
and Mrs. George Henry. wife of tn.
newly appointed Methodist minister
shared honors. The ladies of distric
No. 3 of the Methodist Aid society o
which Mrs. Morgan has been an activ,
!. member, acted as hostesses. Mrs
Morgan was presented with a gift Al
a remembrance from that district
The hours of the afternoon wer'
spent informally on the lawn of tn,
; Walker home, and the affair CLOSED
with the service of a lawn supper.
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+ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown ant
daughter. Elsie. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jo'
3 Brown and little son, Buster, expec
to, leave Sunday morning for thei
summer home, barrymore on Mapl
I, Lake. They will go by auto.
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Miss Agnes Olson. North Thir'
street, who has been the guest o
8 friends at L4akota for a week, will re
turn to Grand Forks on Sunday.
George Bray, manager of the ladies
ready-to-wear department of the r
b. Griffith Co.. is leaving for Ne>
. York city and other eastern points
tonight, On his annual fall buyin
trip.
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Miss Maleta 'Pelkey of South Benz
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