Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-08
ACADEMY STUDENTS
GRADUATE TONIGHT

AASAu SnA0 A0A ohSAD~
teen young women and me gradu-
atins from the Academy Of St..
James. Plans have been made to
hold the exercises on the green, but
in case the weather IL not s%atisfac-
tory, the program Awill be given in
the auditorium of the academy, be-
Sat a O'clock
Rev. James Reardon, pastor. ofs<he
pro-cathedral of Minneapolis, who
arrived this morning. will deliver the
commencement address. Ri. Rev.
diplomat, and >the remainder of the
program will be"devoted to special
music. (.
The graduates Attended mass at
the academy this morning and after
ward, with Father Reardon, were
entertained at, Ia breakfast. Tho
breakfast was served at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Davies. $40
Walnut street, left at noon today to
go to Toronto, Ont, where Mr.. Davies
ton Of Kiwanis organizations as n
Of two delegates from the local club.
On their way to Toronto. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davies will stop, for oneAday in Chi
cago, where they will be guests of
their daughter, Mabel, and they will
then 80 to the village of Ethel. Ont.
whore they will spend a few days with
relatives and friends. /.
They will be in Toronto from June
by George Dixon. second delegate
from this city. While Mr.. Davies will
return to Grand Forks Just following
the convention, Mrs. Davies expects
to remain for a short visit in the ter
ritory where both she and Mr.. Davies
lived for a number of years before
they came to this city.
Following a rehearsal Of the pro
gram for Children's day, which falls
next Sunday, the primary department.
Of the Presbyterian Sunday school
was entertained at a party in the
church parlors on Wednesday after
moo Mrs. JOS. Bell DeRemer IL
superintendent, and with the teachers
of the department arranged the af-
fair.
The party was given as the result
of an attendance contest, in which
seven classes competed. and in which
the class headed by Mrs. H. J. Witte-
vene was the winner. During the aft
ernoon Miss Isabel McPhail conduct
ed a story hour. and a program Of old
fashioned games for the children.
Mrs. A. d. Baughman. district
president. will go to Iarimore to pre-
side at the annual district conven
! ton of the W. C. T. q. which will b
| held there Friday. Mrs. e A
Markell. president of the local union
Miss Frances Wagar, treasurer. land
Miss Isabel McPhail. superintendent
Of the Loyal Temperance Legion or!
ganization here. are other local WON
en- who will attend the meeting.
Mrs. Markell will give a paper and
Miss McPhail also will have a place
on the program. :
Mrs. A. o. 6eFrate and her chill.
dren. who have spent some time here
as guests of Mrs. DeFrate's sister
Mrs. j. B: Cooley, viii leays. s@aithin :
day or two to- spendH|tsevefAls week.
with relatives at Bowesmont. Late,
in the summer they will go to Mino1
to make their home. Mr.. DeFrat,
having already located there.
Mrs. Phelix v. Hanson OF James
town. N. Y. and Victor E. Llndquis
of Cherritown; Ia. are here with .thei
brother-in-law and sister, Rev. ant
Mrs. j.. NJ. Persenius! This morning
the party. including Misses Thelm.
ana Lila berg ana MISS agnes BeFl
motored to Roseau. Mimi, wher,
this evening. the { wedding of MI
,>Lndquist and Miss Minnie Wick.
strom. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
Wickstrom of Roseau will be solem
nized in the First Lutheran church.
The bride and bridegroom will b
attended by Miss Agnes Berg and b;
z. A. &Nastrom, also by a sister AM
cousin Of the bride.
The entire party will return t
Grand Forks following the ceremon;
and later. the young couple will tax
a trip through the south before goinI
to Cherritown, Ia, to make theil
hor.e.. -, q. II (
Miss Kathleen Brand Of Mayneld
KY. who has been teaching school Il
Crosby during the last nine months
is a guest at the Delta zeta house
She stopped here 9 route to he
home.
Miss Florence Busdicker OF, Vale
City. who has been a guest at tn
Delta Zeta sorority house for a fe,
days. returned to her home last eve
ming. ,
- 1870