Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22

S0sile6e up 10 yesterday lRCAud0d Mfe
Wallace Henry, drying g Paige Day
studehaker Light Six Coupe; Mrs. I
P. Colborn. driving q ~studebaker
coupe: janice simenstad. driving
Dodge touring; Laura GupdersoH
driving Dodge Business Man!
studebaker; Katharine Mcmahon q
Flynn. driving = Hudson s~pesdsteri
Mrs. H.. A. Fierce, driving a Hudson
Coach, and two Nash automobiles
which have been entered but Tho
names Of drivers have not been an.
nounced.
Several other dealers have also re.
quested permission to enter machines
to-day II they succeed in obtaining
competent drivers. indicating thai
there may be Is contestants bidding
for honors. The Judges to be in
charge of the event will not be an.
nounced until shortly before the con
test Is staged.
will be somewhat similar to the pro-
gram Of 1921. with a few changes to
increase the entertainment features,
The winners are to be selected on the
point system with the applause of the
audience for ea9A contestant consider
ed as one-thirdA
Misses Marion Gray and jeanette
Campbell motored from their home in
Grafton and st. Thomas. Friday. to
be guests at the Gamma Phi Beta
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lem. Dinnie apart
ments, entertained G.. W. Rowley.
president of the Bank OF Commerce
Of Winnipeg. and Mr.. Richardson.
also of Winnipeg, on Thursday eve
ming. Mr.. Rowley and Mr.. Richard
son motored to Fargo this morning
and will return to this city tonight.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hunt and
their three daughters left today by
BeJnidji. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hunt
and their daughter. Miss Rachel Hunt,
who have been visiting with relatives
at jamestown. Buchanan and Fargo,
for the past two weeks. were ex-
pected to motor from the latter place
last night, in company with Lee Hunt.
and Join the party for the trip to Be-
midi. Carl Lrdgren Of Warren,
Mimi. was also expected to join the
party here last evening. At Remidji
they will be guests of DR.. Hunts sis
LEI NIS. GFOEee AcNHHeuS. WHO Has
taken a cottage at the lake for the
summer. DR.. Hunt and his family will
return here Tuesday morning to he
here during the Grand Forks Fair,
but the others of the party will re-
main at Bemidji for a longer period.
On Thursday afternoon. Mrs. c. E.
Hunt invited IS children to her home
to celebrate the 9Th birthday anniverr
sary Of her daughter, Lois Margaret.
Games provided entertainment for the
small guests, and at the close of the
afternoon luncheon was served at a
table made attractive by the use of
summer flowers, and q birthday cake
with the proper number of lighted
candles.
Mrs. Laurie Void, Princeton street,
University place, was hostess to a
group Of women in her home on Fri.
day afternoon, in, compliment to Mrs.
A. Fl. Burton ana Mrs. @. +. French
of New York, city, house guests OF
Mrs. Claude E. Sipple. These guests
were present: Mesdames Leslie Stin-
son, Anna Richards. P. a. McClernan,
Floyd Weller. James Coulter. A. d
Eaughman, ". L; Airheart, 4. II. Bur;
Claude Sipple.
DR.. and Mrs. g. M. Williamson are
leaving tonight for Duluth. where
they will meet Mrs. Williamson's sis
ter, Miss Alma Holstron, and her
friend, Miss l.: Cpiborn. who will
come from Minneapolis. From Duluth
the party will go by boat to Buffalb,
and at Syracuse. N. T.. Or. William
which they will motor to New York
Boston, and through NeHt England ia
Montreal. They viii also visit at PIC
ton. Ontario. which is DE-. William
sons old home. The party eSnect To
complete the trip in EcDte;nEer, ans,
DR.. and Mrs. Williamson will return
here about Septsmhe" 10.
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A stunt party for the students wnt
are attending the summe session al
the university took place in the uni
versity armory last evening. The com
mlttee in charge of social affairs dur
Ing the summer session planned and
executed a Lively and unique program
The first half Of the evening was
given over to stunts. which We're stag
ed by the occupants of the differen,
halls and the organizations on the
campus. and special committees di-
rected the stunts which were repre-
sentative of each group Dancing pro
|lded entertaipment for the guests
|during the latter part of the evening.
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Much is being said these days abou,
the spoiled child; but how about the
spoiled parent?
There Is no doubt that this article
will bring indignant pxptests from
mothers and fathers who take prid.
in their years Of unselishness anc
self-sacri1ce. I'VE have given every
thing to Jul children" they say;
surely they W US something in re
turn Something, yes, but not every
thing-not all the best years bf theil
youth. And that is what many ;
daughter is lavishing upon blind anc
unappreciatiVe parents.
Sons are different. 1t IS taken fo1
granted that a boy should marry ant
forget his fathers family for his own
or II unmarried that home should irl
him. and that he should set up bache
lor's quarters for himself But daugh
ter-ah, daughters place is in tn,
home, not her own home but he,
mothers.
There are dozens Of cases of tn,
self-sacrifcing daughter Of the HON,
the girl who turns over her pay en-
velope to mother while brother give,
only part OF, his. and is then expeetet
to help with the housework besides
to mend her w clothes and to lister
after q hard days work at the offic,
to all the complaints with which
mother doesn't want to bother tn.
men-falks.
Parents nsyer e to realize. tina
what they take fpr dlial love. akin t,
their own parental love. is noth,n,
more than q sense of duty. Mothe;
love is an instinct-a fine instinct. i
you will-but still something primal
tive, like love of man and woman
And flial love is not. A child is til,
mos important thing in the worl,