Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-30
First Delegation
OF Teachers Will
Leaue Citu Soon

) Leaue City Soon
Il. Among the first local young women
who are to-kave the city to take po-
sttfons in schools outside Grand Forks
will be Miss Millicent Read. 728 Chest:
nut street, who will leave Thursday
for Dickinson, N. d.; and Miss Marion
Wilder. 1864 Belmont avenue, who
goes to Valley City, NJ. D., to act Ut
supervisor In art In the city schools
Wilder will stop for one day In Fargo,
where. she will be the guest of Miss
Erma Nelson. :
On Friday Miss Dorothy Healy will
leave for Valley City to take a posi-
ton as head of public school music
there. The Misses Helen and Gather
inc Londergan. 618 Chestnut street,
will leave here Saturday evening en
route for Los Angeles, where Miss
Helen will her duties in the
schools there. Miss Catherine will
ter. They will go by way of Glacier
park and Portland. and stop for a
short time at San francisco.
The wedding of Miss Thelma Thor
son. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 0,
Thorson, and Paul Waller, o Of Mr.,
and Mrs Thomas Waller, both Of this
city, will take place this evening. al
1913 o'clock IN the home of the brides
parents. 1915 Belmont avenue.
Attending Miss Thorson as BRIDES
maid will be Miss Hulda Ellestad. ana
the 'Eridgegroom's brother, Ray Faai~
CT. will act as best man. Miss Mar
| jor;e LcBacken of ;.ny nolds will play
the nuptial music, and will accompany
Miss Adella Stinson who will sing.
"All for You by Easthope Ma~sen,
and "At Iawning,' by Cadman.
About forty guests have been in
vited to attend the wedding, Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. o. Lebacken and family Of
Reynolds. being the only ~out-of-town
attendants.
Miss Thorson is a graduate of the
University of North Dakota. Ind is a
member of the local chapter of
Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Mr., Wall
time, and is a member of Phi Delta
Theta fraternity. Later, he was gradu-
ated in pharmacy from the agricul-
tural college at Fargo.
This evening the young people will
leave for Minneapolis where they will
spend q short time before going to
Hillsboro where they are to make
their home.
Little Dorothy Lehzen was the hon
ored guest at a birthday party which
her mother. Mrs. L. r.. Lenzen gave
In their home, 1916 Dakota avenue.
on Monday afternoon. The occasion
was Dorothy's eighth birthday ami
versary, and there were eleven little
guests to aid in observing the day.
The rooms were attractive with vases
Of gladioli and bowls of many colored
s~weetpeas, ~and~centering the luncheon
table vas a large white birthday
cake set with lighted pink candles.
Marking the place of each guest at
the table was a gift favor. The hours
were spent in games, Miss Stella Len
zen assisting asas her mother in caring for
d.
Mrs. A. o. De Frate, and three
children. Austin. Elizabeth, and Louis,
who were guests here yesterday at
the home of Mrs. De Frate's sister,
Mrs. John B. Cooley, have gone to
Fargo to visit with another sister,
Mrs. G. B. Wylie. Z Before returning
to their home In Bozeman, Mont,
they will visit in jamestown as the
guests Of Mrs. Walter Gray and at
the home of Mrs. C.. w. Moses in
Bismarck. They have been spending
the summer in Bowesmont, N. d.,
Miss Mae Halcrow and Mrs. J. M.
Shingler.
DR.. E. P. Robertson, with the sub
ject, Jonah, the First Foreign Mis-
sionary,"' is speaker at the meeting Of
the Women's Foreign Mission society
Of the Methodist church in the home
Of Mrs. George s~turtevant, 100
Boulevard avenue, this afternoon. DR..
Robertson's address promises to be
of very special interest at this time.
boxes of the society are being opened,
and special musical numbers being
offered on the program.
Miss Myrtle Omang, who has been
spending a week here visiting with
Misses Margaret Tonjum aid Olive
Jack, returned to her home in Honey
ford Monday evening.
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Mrs. Mabel c.. Parrot of Washing
ton, D. c., formerly of Grand Forks.
has been named alternate representa-
Tive of the state Of North Dakota on q
proposed memorial at Yorktown, and
will act in this capacity in the event
Mrs. Lillian Gronna Herbert. daugh-
ter Of former Senator A. j.. Gronna, is
unable to attend. The appointments
were made by Governor r. A. Nestos.
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Miss Frances Londergan and Miss
Adella Stinson expect to leave this
evening for Wyoming, where they
are to teach school during the COM
ing year. Miss Stinson will go to
Caspar. and Miss Londergan to Chey-
enne, both stopping at Denver, Colo,
en- route.
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. McGilvery of
Perth, Ontario, came here Monday
evening to be guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams H. Burris, 1915
University venue. w
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Mrs. F. C>Mullen and her children.
Florence. Margaret. and Kenneth. III
Cottonwood street, returned home
Tuesday morning after three weeks
spent visiting with relatives. They
spent some time in .Wahpeton. N. D.,
and in Minneapolis and st. Paul.