Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10

tricts in the western part Of the state.
Mrs. Anna Midthun Of Honeyford.
n. D., announces the engagement of
her daughter. Anna Elvine Midthun,
to Oscar O.. Olson. son Of Mrs. Chris
Olson Of Grand Forks. Mr.. Olson is
OF Hlllsboro. The young people will
be married late in May.
4 X 4 "
Miss Wanda Kurth. president of
the Graduate Nurses Association of
Grand Forks county, gave an interest
ing report on the state convention at
the regular meeting of the association
hello Tuesday afternoon in the Wv.
C.. A./rooms.
Miss Kurth told the nurses that
perhaps the thing that vas most en-
fact that the splendid progressive
phase of the nursing profession is too
little known. Illustrating this point,
she stated that while nearly every
American citizen: knows that 2, 200, 900
Soldiers were sent to France during
the 4rscentswar. and thataaab0.40ofssan
that number died. there are few per
sons haYing general informationfwho
know that 10000 nursesg served over
seas and $4,000 did war nursing in
this country. and that out of the
group, 261 sacrificed their lives. She
stressed the necessity that the public
be famiiiarized with the work Of the
nurse in the community and in the
nation.
The next meeting of the association
will be held second Tuesday, in June,
and this is to be the last session be-
fore fall. There will be a picnic,
plans for which will be made at the
next meeting. The president urges. Q
good attendance at this time.
flowers today: telegraph service, forsalll
whose mothers reside out OF town.
McElroy's Flower Shop. Phone 1891.
ADV. i
Mrs. A. J. 1ldstad and Miss Emma
Bicek of Lee & CO.. photographers,
are at Kansas City. Mo-, attending a
six-days session of the Photograph
ers' Association OF America, which
opened there last Friday. Mrs: Ildstad
and Miss Bicek are two of the three
representatives from North Dakota
attending the convention.
More than 1000 delegates were on
hand for the opening of the owen
ton. and at least 500 more photog-
raphers were expected in for the last
halt. of the meeting. Lectures and
demonstrations given have stressed
the new discoveries and methods in
lighting. developing, posing, etc, and
special emphasis has been placed on
trait, according to word received from
Mrs. Ildstad.
Following the regular meeting o1
the Royal Neighbor lodge this eve
ming. there will be a cardgparty tc
which all Royal Neishborss and thea,
friends are invited. The meeting viii
begin al 7:4s and the social sesstor
1t $3.50.
Mr.. p. w. Smith left, last evening
for Fargo, where she Will inset hel
husband, who Is attending the den.
fists convention there:
nnoNncemsnts hag been recsivsE
i Derdorff ut the home ofAsNrs. Dier
DORIS parents In Moline. Ill.
Mrs. Dtefdorn ri MisS C1Ar1fF1sh.
er, q former student at the University
of North Dakota. Her husband Ii /
banker with interests in Montana
where the family iivsdsunul last tall
later they moved TO Minneapolis
where they + still making thei
chapter j. :. 81 5. si...rhood. i.
with Mrs.s r: r. Fletcher Monday eye
ming ana held init1ation services 10
Mn. Tom Moore. Monday eyerini
800 absent meEnbef6 night. md inEer
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