Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-15

Mrs. Louise woolsey. who has re-
sided at 181 Reeves avenue. has gone
to Minneapolis to make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Nc
Donald, formerly Miss Nellie Woolsey
Of Grand Forks.
The ladies' Aid Of the Norwegian
Danish M. r. church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. c.. N. Harstad,
1901 University avenue. All persons
! who are interested are invited to the
meeting.
Miss Corinne Hoffman left at noon
today for ST.. Paul where she will
join Miss Helen Hoffman. who mo-
tored down earlier in the week. They
will stay several days in the THin
Cities tS7vtsit with friends there, and
Ewill then so on tosChicaSo to be the
guests Of friends there; TOR a short
time. In Chicago they viii be met by
Miss Lagny Hassell and Misses Har-
riet and Helen Fox and the party
will Their go On to Lake Placid, N. Y.
to- attend the national convention of
the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
which is being held there. Miss Has
sell is attending as a delegate from
the local chapter, and the other young
women will go as guests.
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Members of the woman's Home
Missionary society and of the Queen
Esther Circle Of the Methodist church
OF Thompson, were guests of the local
Home Missionary society at the meet
Ing held Wednesday afternoon in the
residence of Mrs. z. M. Aldrich, 834
Belmont n They were convey
ed here in several automobiles.
Mrs. Aldrich's home was nicely dec
GRATED through the use Of white peo-
MES set in bowls about the rooms,
and assisting Mrs. Aldrich in the serv-
ice of a course luncheon were MRS.
H. H. Healy, Mrs. J.. G.. Moore, Mrs.
r. j.. Walker, Mrs. A. r. Farquer,
Mrs. W.. l.. Hoover and Mrs. s. Paige
Johnson.
Among the interesting numbers on
the program was a reading given by
Mrs. Mary Pascoe, Oldest club woman
in h state OF North Dakota, who is
now IS years of 6 and has lived in
this state for more than 40 years Re-
ports on the state convention were
given by these women: Mrs. j. G.
Moore. state president. Mrs. H. H.
Healy. Mrs. G. Wilkins Of Thompson,
and Mrs. 8. Paige Johnson.
AS. a result OF the election of Of
ficers, the bic executives were all re-
named to serve, for the coming year.
These are as follows: Mrs. S. Paige
Johnson, president; Mrs. F. A.. Cam
eron. vice-president; Mrs. HI. II.
fHealy. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
George Sturtevant, recording secre-
tary, and Mrs. A. r. Farquer, treas
urer.
Mrs. C. r. Nelson and her three
children have arrived here irons
Devils Lake to join Mr.. Nelson. who
recently became connected with the
Clifford insurance agency. MI. and
Mrs. Nelson have taken a house on
Almont venue.
Mrs. J. e. Holoran and her two
children Of Delano, Cal. have ar
rived here to spend the surnme with
! Mrs Holoran's father; ! R. Poupore,
Miss Emily Bel Mash, daughter Of
Mrs Don, Mcdonald, sos South Fifth
street, has passed all examinations
and will next week be graduated
from the Chicago musical college.
Chicago, receiving her Master Music
degree. Miss Nash received her
bachelors degree at the Chicago col
lege two years ago,
MlA9 A8N e4p0CI1 TO WISH Win
friends in and near Chicago and
farther south. and will come to Grand
Forks in July. She has not made
dehnite plans as to her work next
year. .sx E
Friends here have received cards
announcing the birth Of q son,
Charles Henry Anderson. to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Anderson Of Genoa.
ANeb. Mras Anderson will be re-
Melnbered here AZ Miss Mabel. F0d-
ness, who was for some time county
school nurse in Grand Forks county.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Lincoln and,
their, family will leave today for q
summer camping and motor trip to
Ninnasota lakes. They will hNad-
quarter Lchieny At Lake Lommen.
near Bagley, MINI. X
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Mr. and Mrs. i. r. Hunt. 1874
Bulge avenue, returned Tuesday eve
ming from Houston, Texas, where Mr.
Hunt attended the national conyen-
ton Of the Brotherhood OF Local
Firemen: and Enginemen. Mr.. Hunt
was 4 delegate representing the
Grand Forks lodge.