Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-11

tuS laSt spring. MISS Lillian SanneS,
who has spent the summe studying
In New York, will also return soon
and will be an assistant teacher of
piano in1the two departments.
Miss Myrtle Ellenson, who has
spent the past month at her home
In Sarles, N. D., has returned and
will again be an instructor in the
junior conservatory. She will be in
charge of registration at the junior
conservatory.
The senior faculty will include Miss
Ellen NJ. Warrington and Paolo Conte.
with Miss Sannes and Miss Fagstad,
associates.
One hundred twelve women attend
ed the world Educational party
which was given in the Methodist
church parlors on Saturday, afternoon
by a g%roupNof members of the Wom-
Ems Foreign Mission society of the
Methodist church. A splendid pro-
gram consisting Of musical numbers
and dramatic readings was given and
Seria"' was given by Mrs. /. W.
Moultrie. Mrs. Shirley Roller gave a
reading. and vocal numbers were
given by Miss Pearl Ball and Prof.
c. w. Dyer.
After the program each guest was
given a slip of paper upon which a
missionary fact was noted, and the
lame of the recipient was written on
the slip after which all were passed
back and formed into a chain. which
chain will be sent in to the national
convention: The purpose of the meet
ing was to acquaint the public with
facts concerning mission work. Re-
freshmcnts were served ct the close
nf tho 2ffnrnn0n On Tho rnnn ~iftoo
in charge Of the affair were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. H. E. Simpson, Mrs. E.
P. Robertson, Mrs. w. E. Fuller. Mrs
+. A. Cameron. Mrs. S. H. Carrothers,
Mrs. M. 10. Simenstad. Mrs. A. Dis.
brow, Mrs. A. E.. Markell. DIR. Nellie
Bake, Mrs. F. L.. Montgomery, Mrs
Miles Campbell, Mrs. George A. Henry
Mrs. w. L. Hoover, and Mrs. E
Walker.
Announcement has just been re-
ceived here of the marriage of Miss
Anna M. Samuels, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. G. r. Samuels, formerly of
kthe Hall hotel, this city, to Lyman
Rengstorff, a former Minneapolis
young man, at Occur de Alsine, Ida,
on August 80. MI. and Mrs. Rengs-
torff are now visiting at points in the
west, and expect to make their home
at Portland, Ore.
Mrs. RengstoEff is we'll known in this
city, having lived here for several
years. She is a graduate Of an east
ern dramatic school. and also took
q course in social welfare work at the
University of Chicago.
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The Misses Annette Wirkus and
Katherine BARLEY have gone to Dew
lis Lake n Rolla to spend a few
days. with friends and relatives. ..
Miss Mary Hennessy of Reynolds,
who has Deer the guest of Miss Co
leyne Lynch for a few days, returned
to her home on Saturday evening. On
Friday. Miss Lynch entertained infor-
mally for Miss Reynolds. There were
eight guests.
Mrs. T. 3. Strom and her children,
Ethel and Ardell. 40 North Eighth
street, returned Friday evening from
Fargo, where they visited with rcla
tives for two weeks.
Mrs. w. G. Bland and son Robert
returned Friday evening after visiting
with relatives in Shelby, Neb.
John Kelly came here from St. Paul
on Friday and spent a short time
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Mullen, 1T
Cottonwood street, and later motored
to Langdon, accompanied by the
Misses Florence and Margaret Null
len, who spent Saturday there with
friends.