Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-10
STATE IS ENTITLED
TO LARGE GROUP OF.
NATIONAL DELEGATES

The North Dakota Federation, OF
Wemen's clubs is entitled to forty
seven voting delegates at the national
convention of federated clubs to be
held at Chatauqua, N, Y, JuAe 20 to
Juae So. but it is believed that the
full quota will not attend. The list OF
North pakotans who will go to the
national meeting has not been made
known as yet.
Mrs. Lyman N. Carrie of Mandan,
state president is expected to attend
the gathering, and in addition, the
state may send 10 delegates selected
at large as we'll as one Representative
from each Of the 81 federated clubs
in the state. The Civic league or
ganization in this city is not national
representative to New York.
DR.. and Mrs Il. AIf H. Heaiy Hauhn.et tfis city :,
has accented position for the sum-
mer months as instructor in voice at
Wesley college. Miss Healy spent the
last winter in New York City, where
she studied intensiyely under the SUI
perviaion Of Madame Johanna Bayer-
lee. She was graduated from Wesley
college with the class OF 1921.
Miss Healy's ability aa a contralto
singer 10 familiar to Grand Forks peo-
pie who have heard her on a number
of occasions. -
Mrs. E. A. Arhart will teach violin
music at the college during the sum
mer months. it has been announced. e
/ A quiet wedding will be solemnized
in the residence of Mrs. George Beysn
st. Paul, next Tuesday morning, when
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Mrs. Mary Hertz, so2 South Fifteenth
street. this city. and Martin A. Ruble,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.NP, Ruble, 1906
lone avenue, also of this city, will
be united In marriage. Mrs. Bevan
u cousin of the bride-elect.
Both young people are well known
in Grand Forks, Miss Hertz having
been graduated from the local high
school, and Mr.. Ruhle being former
university of North Dakota student.
Folloving their marriage; das the yeuas
enth street, Grand Forks. Mr. sRuble
Is connected with the local branchsof
the International Harvester company
Mrs. Harold Lamning and her chill
dren left Friday afternoon for Fargo,
where they will meet Mr.. Lamming
and the family will go on to their
summer cottage at Alexandria. MINI.
Mics Edith LammiHg will Join her
Mrs. Lamming's parents, Rev, and
Mrs. w. g. Hunter, Of Mipot. ana her
sisters, MIRO. Rloren Weleh aHd Mrs.
Reno l. Hayford OF Minneapolis, also
viii spend the summer at Alexandria.
..safra H. N. Eren..id and her son, 1,
q gfitts. Erenfeld, left at Roon tsAax III
metor en- route for their home 1t Nj
not. Mrs. Hrenfsld, with her hushang;
Minot nqtored In. hers from Detroit,
where the two phyMcians had beeH
attending the northern Minnesota
Medical assOeiation mssting. Tho
rains made II impeaMbls for them 10
30 on from heFe, and DR.. EYenfsld
and DR.. Negtes loft by train for Ninof
LAST night Fritx Hrenfeld has bean
attending the state university hare
Mrs. c, +. We,:secklr ana her
daughter. Frances, left Ffiaay svsnins
fpf ST. Paul where they viii visit fpr
|a few days With the formers .daNg,r.
ter, Miss NAvis;W who 10 taking nnreo'l
tEainine y et. Lnke's shoapitsl thsrs.
Mrs.. q. =. sp.a. Il se,a.,a, n. s.
sbsth GaIlashSr. so North Yoarth
+ Mi1 MAasis Weir. 1915 IntsrHa-
ttpnal avenue, returned hons on
THURSDAY evening from 4 visit with
heF brothsr-tf Inv ana sister, Mr. ana
Mrs. u. y. DorschsE. whom shss ac-
scompanied 70 MttAeApolis lssverai
weeks aEs. NJ. nd Mn. Dsrscifsr