Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-18

group OF girls to meet At one tiIaOsf
and if there were number OF class
rooms, more girls could be taken into
the classes. according to Miss Healy.
"a large gymnasium. which could,
be used q an a%uditorium1 should 3be'
Included In the building" continued
Miss Healy. and by all means g
swimming pool. as a place ! . swim IN
winter is what girls of Grand Forks
badly need"
Efforts wil be made II the next
two years, Miss Healy said, to make
this dream come true.
Word haS been received OF the
marriage Of Miss Laura Friday and
Thomas Hstherington. both of Grand
Forks, which took place ! n Crook
ston recently. The Rev. f.. J. HID
bard, pastor Of the Presbyterian
| church, of Crookston, performed the
marriage ceremony.
Miss Ingrid Mastrud and Gotlid
in Crookston recently. The Rev. E.
A. schuett read the service.
Miss Lilah sannes,a member Of
| Wesley College faculty, Who has
spent the past summer In New York
City, has been engaged in several
Interesting varihti4s Of plano work
during her stay there. She was a
student under Edith Maxim Gray for
the entire PERIOD, and spent part OF
| her time as accompanist in the studio
OF Louis simeon, eminent vocal dn-
structor. She also accompanied MISS
Margaret 'Worthlein and other sing
| ers Of note in their recital work.
Miss Sannes returned to the city
via the Great Lakes, and was accom-
panied as far as Duluth by Miss Eliz-
abeth Gaulke,' who stopped there for
a brief visit. Miss Gaulke attended
the, Delta Gamma convention early
in the summer and spent the remain
dero T the season In New York: she
is expected to arrive here Monday.
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Miss Eline Ingwalson has return
ed from Europe, where she spent the
summer in travel. She has resumed
her teaching in the Junior department
Of the Wesley College Conservatory
of Music.
The Misses Helen and Jessamine
Thompson, ia Cottonwood stree;
left Saturday for Aneta. N. D., where
they will teach school during the
coming year.
Announcement Is made by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles F. Fischer. 515 Third
avenue, of the engagement OF theil
daughter, Miss Irene Jeanette
Fischer. to DIR. w j.. Hewitt, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Hewitt, NORTH
! Fourth street. The wedding will takt
place on October a.
Fred Paulson of Hitchcock, 8. d.
who has been the guest of his cous
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Dalness, 142:
Dakota venue, for several days, lef
Friday for his home. On Thursda!
evening, he was the honored guest a
Dalness in their home. Six guests
were entertained and the .after-dinneN
diversion was cards. M. Paulson mo
tored to his home.
Mrs. j. J. Langeness and daughter
Leone. 1909 University avenue, re
turned Friday from Sherwood AM
M~inneWaukan, N. D., where they hav'
been guests Of relatives for fiv
weeks.
Mrs. N. Papermaster, $50 Belmon
avenue, returned Friday evening fron
the Twin Cities. where she spent sew
eral days.
Miss Louise Thorne Of Minneapolis
formerly q student at North Dakot
university. is visiting with friends Il
the city for a few days.
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Sister Ann Elizabeth (Miss viol
! Bristol) Of st. Mary's hospital, Mime
, apolis, is spending a few days in tn
city. She will return to Minneapoli
: on Tuesday.