Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-09

A recent edition of the Mime
apoiis Tribune cares an announce
iment of the engagement of Miss Mary
Ann Parsons, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Parsons, of St.
Paul. formerly Of this city. to Walter
neapolis. The wedding will be an
event of September IA. Accompany
ing the announcement. the Tribune
publ shed q large portrait of Miss
Parsons, who is well Known to a
large number of Grand Forks people.
Having been graduated from the local
high school with the class of 1920.
ord az a dramatic reader during her
school career, and vas one Of the
very popular young women in social
circles while a resident here
With the above announcement in
the Tribune, II that Of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Ruth Nash,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parks
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Schmitt. both
of Minneapolis, whose wedding VIII
occur September 9 at the summer
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Nash at Way
zata, Lake Minnetonka. Miss Nash
formerly lived in this city with her
parents, and attended local schools.
During this summer she visited with
l 04A . LII W. II. IOcI mere
for "A short time. She has a large
circle OF friends in Grand Forks who
will be interested to hear Of her en-
gagement. %
Another ITEM Of local interest is
noted in the Minneapolis journal
as follows: Miss Vera Disbrow of
Grand Forks, is the guest Of Miss
Dfsbro~ will be q bridesmaid at the
marriage of Miss Lackey and rhorolf
EyeIn,sen Of, M,,nneapolis.%o August 9.
smnsttlghsWifk efhS item Mis- Dis
Ibf6ws photograph appears:
Mrs. J. A.. Morgan and her daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Morgan. left Tuesday
evening for their home in Columbus,
Ohio. They have been the guests Of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. e. o.
Armbruster, s,nce july first. 3
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Mrs. s. j. Cook. Of >Roseau, Mimi,
H. NJ. Webster. 218 Cottonwood
street. 4
One of the most interesting fea-
lures Of the recent girls camp con-
Quoted at Camp Rotary under the
leadership OF Miss Eleanor Healy.
Women's Christian Associat on, was
the essay contest in which each girl
submitted a paper on What Camp
Means to Me-"
Among those selected as carrying
the finest thought and best compost
ton were the two submitted by Har-
riet Sweetland and Ruth Fletcher. In
part, Miss Sweetland wrote Camp
means h%elpfulness to God and to our
companions, and the W Id beauty Of
lake, woods, birds and flowers; good
companionship with no timeNfor, lone
illness; the cheerfulness that is
brought by songs. stunts and the
feeling of being together at the camp
fire."
Miss Fletcher expressed what camp
meant to her. partially as follows:
Camp to me is d place for recreation
N the beautiful out-of-doors, a place
to get nearer to God and nature; a
place to learn to identify and know
the beautiful wild flowers and under
stand birds and Their habits. It is also
a training school for girls in the ways
LOT obedience and in 10, ng everything
correctly
Donald Lyons, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Lyons, SIT North Third
street. has returned from. Staples,
MINI. whore for the past week he
has been with relat YES and friends.
also visited in Staples. returned here
with Donald TO be his guest for a
week. at
The women of the Bethel Luther
an church on Belmont avenue. will
hold a lawn social on the church
grounds Friday evening. and the pub
lie is invited to stop there for re-
freshments during the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Dezotell, 61S
South Fifth street. have as the T
Tguests for this week their nephew
and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Potter,
4 20 NHn{>f piyor Eni1o Atrx Emf8-7is 81 u