Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
Miss Knox And Miss
Struble To Europe
] Soon; Others Go Late,

Miss Medora Knox, proprietor of
the Knox Millinery stores here,
poets to leave Grand Forks on Thurs
day, this week, for aGthrAe-months'
Of Europe. She will go first to
Alexandria. MINI. to spend two days
with her mother. and there she will
joint Miss Lane LudHe, who Will
make the trip abroad with Miss Knox.
They expect to spend n week IN
that city, on the steamer Aquitania
on juno Is.
They will land at Cherbourg,
France, and will go from there to
Paris to remain for several days,
going thence by way Of the French
Riviera to Switzerland and Italy.
They will spend some time visiting
Naples, Pompeii, and Rome, going
back to Bavaria, to view the Passion
Play at Oberammergau. They will.
while in France. visit the famous
Monte Carlo, also. Leaving Bavaria,
they will cross Belgium. stopping at
channel to Great Britain, where they
will spend several days in London,
before going OF a coaching trip
through The English lake country.
Their route will probably take them
through a portion of Scotland, as
well. Miss Knox has friends in Lon
don, with whom she will spend a
short time. They will sail from
Liverpool early in September.
In another party, Miss Clara
Struble. a member OF the faculty of
Grand Forks high school. will leave
here about June 9, and will go to New
York to sail from there between the
18th and 2eth Of June. Her timer
ary includes much of the territory
that is mentioned in the route which
Miss Knox and her companion will
take. She, however, will take a days
trip down the Rhine river, n will
go to Berlin for a short stay. Her
party, Miss Struble believes will re-
main one day at Oberammergau. Miss
Struble will visit that portion of Scot
land which has. been inhabited by her
ancestors for about 900 years, and
there some branch of the original
family. Members of her immediate
family came to this country early In
! the eighteenth century, but branches
, still remain in Scotland, Miss Struble
believes!
Miss Struble's tour includes a rs
| day schedule, and she will sail either
| from Glasgow or from Liverpool
! early in September, arriving in Grand
Forks shortly thereafter.
Miss Strubie spent last summer in
Bermuda
A number Of the persons who had
/ planned to go to Europe in company
with the late Miss Adelaide c. Okeal.
have given up tho plan for the time
being, but remaining are Miss Eline
Engvalson. instructor at Wesley Col
lege: Miss HildesArd Fried. Of VIM
bledon. N. D., instructor in the
Ceramics department at the univers-
ity, and Misses Cay Gidkey and Flor
ence Meisch of Argyle, MINI. These
latter two r graduates of the Uni
versity Of North Dakota, and are well
known among students and alumni
here.
There Will be twelve persons in thu
party Of which these young womer
will b. members, and they will sal
from New York City June 81. accord
ing to present plans. They expect II
leave here June 1S, to go to Washing
ton. D.. c.. and they will then go east
Miss Meisch and Miss Fried stopping
in Spring Lake, N. J., to attend, som'
sessions of the national Delta Gamma
convention which will be in session
there from June 261to June 80. Thu
routing which was planned has no
been changed to any extent, and it 1
expected the party will sail To-
America on September is.
Mrs. l.. c. Walker and Mrs.FW. J
Rommell OF Minneapolis, and Mr. ant
Mrs. r. A.. Haug of Appanl, N. D.
are here. with their mother. Mrs, A
f. Hogenson. 702 Walnut street, whit
is critically ill.
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