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Preparing for Halloween.

Preparing for Halloween.
Halloween, October's holiday. is
near at baud and hosts and hostesses
both old and young are planning to
take advantage of its charm for par
ties and frolics. October 81 falls this
year on Thursday and old time Gus.
toms. n superstitions will be hon.
ored at the affairs planned. Ghosts
n witches it was thought held thei.
sway ON this night before All Saints
day and their antics. fortune telling
n forecasts of the future are all
features OF the games and customs
which have been used for ages on
this night,
Witches. black cats, bats and
brooms are symbols Of tn. witchery
supposed to be in power on that night
n pumpkins. apples and other fruit
OF the fall harvest have been given
their place in the decorative scheme
lsed in carrying out Halloween par
ties.
The Grand Forks shops offer a
sood assortment of decorations. IA
' ors and prizes suitable for such an
i11alr and any number of appropriate
games are suggested by the magazines
and papers for the entertainment Of
guests at a Halloween affair.
The observance OF Halloween ia a.
enc Of pagan rites with the chief
'eature to the popular imagination
nat OF the prevalence of supernat-
lral forces at this time. Its observ-
ince Is spread throughout all the
countries and the chief question put
o the reading of the future at this
ime is usually that of who is to be
ne life partner. Apple Feelings.
ooking glasses. candles and other i'm
lements are brought into play in this
discovery.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
It church will hold n rummage sale
n the basement of the church We'd
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In the Gay Social Whirl
A. EARLY Dawn.

At Early Dawn.
A triil came through my window
Ono morning Just at dawn.
II seemed to drive away the shadow.
And bring sweet peace and calm.
My throbbing. aching heart.
TWAS just like some simple soul.
Whistling in the early dawn.
And the happy tune away had roll
To my window and then-'twas gone.
The music Of the trill had one
But the trill itself remained
To cheer me on with hope and song.
10 neal n heart that panied.
Up with the carly dawn l rose.
Renewed in strength and faith.
Determined before the day had gone:
To drive way all reproachful
wrath
Because I'd heard n happy trill at
dawn.
Just az the early dawn had fled.
II flew on the wings Of the morning
fair
Straight to my heart which hled
From q poisoned dart Of yesterday.
began the day determined to speak
The tender word I had left unsaid:
For sad It seems. there are those
VINO seek
For loving words-so often left un-
said.
Hush be still and listen to the cry
OF the many ones around YOU.
Who for a loving word DO sigh.
If YOU had heard the word that
flew
To my heart on the wings Of the ear
~ dawn.
Could have fei: the healing and the
peace within.
Could have heard that happy little
trill.
In our life you'd let kindness come
In.
You speak kind words with a sweet
good will.
Dear Holy One. Who knowest all
Our weakest failings, our struggles
to do right.
Who k-ewest when We stand on the
brink about to fall.
Wilt Thou help us these things to
fight:
May we take time to lift a stone.
Take time for a happy trill.
May we take time for a cheerful song
With gladness some heart to fill,
Some morning lust at dawn.
Florence Henry.
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Helen Thompson. Reynolds ...5:
Mrs. J Berkhcimer. Niagara.
$3.50

Helen Thompson. Reynolds ...53,510
Mrs; J Berkheimer. Niagara.
~. ".
Vesta Misner. Euclid .52,169
Mrs. O. II. Steele. r. 2. e. G. F. 46.O30
Mrs. F. Woodward. Niagara. .aa.6Gn
Anna E}ircn, Larimore. N. D.. 1880
Olive Forsyth. Thompson. N. D. 25.070
Hazel Seign. Warren .3l,433
Lizzie Denckcr. Northwood. 800. 26.8 $40
Florence Black. r. 2. G. F....25.s6o
Grace Hanson, St. Vincent .~...25.27O
Grace Churchill. r. 2. G. F....24.700
Olive Douglas. Argyle ........24,76O
Edna NJ. Morrow. Mallory. go. 24.610
Fac King, Euclid .......... .24,2SO
Selma Nygard. Mekinock. .24,20O
Nora Fladager. r. Z. Northwood,
N. D. ....... .ss.1yo
Hazel Sargent. 312 Houston Ave-,
Emma Block. Thompson ......22.sso
CrOOkston ......... ....... 22,840
Mrs. e. s. Ashley. Thief River
Mrs. O. Johnson. Middle River. 20, $40
Mary Bratly. Giiby. N. D.......ls,9O0
Mabel Peterson. Mekinock.. 1880
coll6 .s..ss .s....ss..ss. 1880
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Society Personals.
$: i: :: = x .: : & ): X X = {.

5: 3 e 3 = + .: $ 8 5: y \ s ::
Miss Susan Norton of Valley City
will be the guest If her brother. w. w.
Norton. during the educational meet
ings this week.
Miss NJ. McGarry has returned from
a several weeks visit With her nephew
at Alexander and friends at Michigan
city.
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DISTRICT NO. 8.
District No. 3 will Include the
following counties In North IA.
kota: Pembina. Walsh, Trail.
Steele, Nelson. Ramsey, Cavalier.
Towncr. Benson. Eddy. Griggs,
(: Foster. Cass and Wells. Cam
paten closes November 30th.
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Gertie rarh.r1 D. ,.n
GU DA"s'o" ''''''oo''oV
Clara Paulson. Hoople ........52.sso
Josephine Tennison. Peters,
Eunice Lang r.yo,,.. "a oeo
no 80. a>a.er .'''oo'oe
7 I .iIit. n h'ner. x. !; Hamilton ...46.s70
X.nn omaIl Gratton.. ..40.000
M MaSl w: ). kiemish. Langdon. .35.160
Worr,.t e'esn: roFest river.
So N,ausen GRAFTON ....34,960
Enid Ru'hsn' p aannah ......sS'se
Ma, SIT Sa. ite,o. S0.0S0
s s.ary Smltn, Drayton ........29.860
T au Wnseier: Michisan ......29.760
Iassia G1. ",1iton ...:.......29.110
'Gf ! SNOW, Devils Lake......2s.270
a. n rr,iG;ntlhGer. bisoee .~....26.S30i
EFia ae Mu, Ha rerth .:........26.l9o
Muriei Fergus Usa' L Minsa :: %:.25.sao
Louisa N: Pope. Langdon. ..s4.iso
Nm N ns Glasston. ....24.070
arr,e geo. Lanseland Lankin. .24,070
Naine notnsPeicn. Langdon. ...22.860
Men Meme reppard. Grafton ..:...22.76o
Edna sryne. e Mintos Asmon : :.sI,7se
Mrs Geo. Reichert. Cavalier. 30 go
ray M~oorehouse. Devils Lake. 1890
Graham. lot 7th ST.,
Lewis Lake ..1S.49)
AIIpna Hunter, Devils Lake. ..19.410
Mrs VIE Sonn Malone. Voss .......1s.380
M Mrs. Gertis Anderson. Pembina. 1890,
Ha.e, 1.in...on.
Mr. II OF. tnofnas. ..lS,260
Nnn. W =. l.'o9S. rark River. 1920
,s;na ' Ens Cahuo ........11.5l
Winnie Fedie. Hoople .........17.51O
Mary Hollicky. Lakota II, 400
cola Moqat. Knox. .17.l20
esther Mahood. Cando ........17,090
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Lady EIlks Entertained.

Lady Elks E~Mtcrtninetl.
The members OF the Lady Elks Caro-
club We're entertained today rs guests
OF MRS. John Valley in Riverside
Park and the guests We're enough for
three tables at 800" Dainty favors
were given for the high scores and at
the close Of the game Mrs. Valley, as
sisted by her two daughters. Lillian
and Irene. served il delicious refresh
mcnt course.
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Guild Meets Wednesday.
@$NS@
Will Entertain Saturday.

Templeton have chosen Saturday aft
ernoon for an honor to Miss Mayme
DeCamp. q bride OF November. and
will receive at Miss HAYES home on
North Third street. The hostessrs
are issuing their invitations for bridge
whist.
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Fargo College Faculty Coming.
Fargo Courier News: Several Of tho
members of the Fargo college faculty
are planning to attend the educational
convention this week at Grand Forks.
Among those who will leave are: The
Misses True and Pcrlcy. DR.. p. G.
knowlton. Dean +. c. Stratton. DR.. w.
n: a and Dean Brown. They
Will not all attend the meeting on the
same days as the college will not he
closed during this week.
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Mrs. John Dinnie gave the Eastern
silver tea this afternoon at her
on North Fifth street and the
pleasure was enjoyed by a large num-
Der. The guests brought THEN needle
work and the hours were from 3 to s
O'Clock. Mrs. Dinnie served Il dainty
repast during the afternoon and VAS
by Mrs. Dan Dow. Mrs. A.. E.
McMullen and Mrs. James Elack.
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Serve Luncheon wednesday.

Mrs. n. j. Nelson. Mrs. F.. E. Stark
weather II Mrs. ". \. Odell are the
hostesses for the meeting of the Bap-
tist Aid meeting Wednesday afternoon
but as there will he no regular session
on account of the rummage sale. these
ladies will serve luncheon in the dim
ing room from - to . O'Clock. This
will enable the ladies in charge of the
sale to remain at the church for the
luncheon hour.
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Guest Of Mrs. vandcrhnrf.

Mrs. Ernest II. Kent who formerly
resided in this city arrived last e
ing Tor a short visit as the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. w. Il. N~andcrhoef Of
Vernon Venue. Mrs. Kent ilias been
visiting with friends at Grafton since
the death Of her husband and this is
her first visit here since she resided in
houston. Texas. which city they were
compelled to leave on of Mr..
kent's failing health.
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NO. 2.

DISTRICT NO. 2.
District No. 2 will include all
territory In Minnesota and all In
Grand Forks County. North Da.
kOta. outside the City Limits Of
Grand Forks and Fast Grand
Forks. Campaign closes Novem.
her 3Oth.
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: all territory in Montana. Cam. :
: paign closes November SOth.
Mrs: L. A. Cross. Lansford ....67.s2o
Evelyn Tweetin. st. John. ...56.s60
Mrs. win Holbein. Lansford. $500
Myranel Knight. Towner ..~...41.3sO
Mrs. Nels s. otteson. Berthold. $3.50
Mrs. b. M. Sanford. Stanley. ...29,42O
Grace Lutz. Rrebv ..........24.260
Celia Fox. Berthold ..........24,OsO
Eva Walker. Minot ..........23,790
Mrs. DR.; Leedahl. Palermo ....20.4eo
Maude bJerke. Ray ..........20.36O
Wage Arnold Berwick. ......20,2SO
Mrs. H. G. Hanson. Granville. .2o,2s0
Bertha Munson. Rugby .......20,71O
Unice McGoYern. Newburg ....1sf4iO
Josie knudson. Tioga .......,1S.31O
Lena !verson. Flaxton .......l8,040
Stella Doweler. Omemee ..~....17,59O
Lottie Sandstel. Landa .......17,190
Mrs. Margaret Ward, Minot. 1924
Mrs. B. c. Simonson. Barton. .I5,430
Mrs. Adolph Sorenson. Mohall. 1920
Lizzie Lee, Crosby .......,.,..14.92O
Hazel Loveless. Tioga .........14.6O0
Emma Olson Berthold ........l4,540
Annie Hooligan. Kenmare ~....14.460
rene Nelson. Eckman .......14.26o
MRS. Al Friedel. Coteau .......14.0SO
Carrie Warner, Flaxton ......13.980
Mrs. G. L. Prescott. Minot .....l3,s60
Mrs. L. Menier. Crosby ......13.76O
Rose Clark. Kenmare ........13,71O
Mrs. H. G. Hecht, Bowbells. ..13,51O
Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson. Landa... .13,490
Sadie Sawyer, Mohall ........13.400
Mrs. D. McHugh. Dunseith. ....12,940
Marie Martins, Kenmare ......l5.26J
Ruth Moses. Bowbells go. ..l1,900
Ella Bradley. Ignite ..........9,4s0
Josie Linn. Willow City ........9.460
Mrs. Joe Bell, Coteau ......... 5000
Lula Wilcox. Tolley .......... $3.50
Mrs. Mary Swank. Kramer.... $3.50
Mrs. D.. r. Carlson. Bottineau. $3.50
Mrs. Alice Swearinger. Mohall. $500
Anna Swenson. Tolley ........5,27O
Elsie Nelson. Norma $3.50
Wfnnifred Gray. Bottineau ....5,4sO
+. Maud Gill. Bowbells. 5.040
Cevil Gilmore r. No. 1. Barton. 5000
Mrs P. Pennock, Ignite. 5000
Nellie Thompson, Rolla. ....... 5000
Edna Bush, Rolla ............ 5000
Mrs. VIM. Nelson, Granville. 5000
Anna Sagerlin, Granville ...... 5000
Mrs. A. M. Fuller. Williston... 5000
Mrs. r. w. Jamison, Williston.. 5000
Mrs. M. Swidland. Williston.. 5000
Helen Cathro. Bottineau. 5000. 5000
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There are still some places in this
country where one can hunt big
game, but the chances of finding any
thing in that line are waning.
Give people six months in which to
back out and they will agree to al
most anything.
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To Dry Farming Congress.

Devils Lake Journal: MIR. and Mrs.
Clark w. Kelly left this afternoon for
Lethbridge where they will attend the
International Dr$' Farming Congress.
Despite the fact a threshing rig is
running on the Kelly farm. Mr.. Kelly
decided III" congress meant so much
TO him h a he could not afford tn
miss II. He serves on the executive
committee. and is greatly interested
in the great work being done. Thera
will be representatives from every
country in the world present.
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Many VIZ Hear Jane Adams.

The coming of Miss Jane Adams.
the great settlement worker from
Hull House. Chicago, to Grand Forks
on October %. is creating great in
terest. not only in Grand Forks but
In many surrounding towns. People
from Larimore. Lakota. Devils Lake.
Rugby. Grafton and various other
points have sienifed their intention
Of coming to Grand Forks on that
date to hear her.
Miss Adams is known the world
over for her great wor at Hull
House in Chicago. where commits
sions have come from the greatest
foreign cities in the world to investi-
gate and copy the work being done
for h hetterment and enlightenment
Of the poorer classes. Probably no
mar or. wonan living has done as
much as Miss Adams has to en-
"shten the world in regard to the
prevalence Of the white slave traffic
months ago in Mcclure's MAGAZINE
on. IAN Ancient Evil and an Awak-
ened Conscience" We're widely read
and commented. upon by the greatest
editors Of the age In Europe as we'll
as America. Grand Forks is signally
honored in the opportunity to hear
Miss Adams and without doubt the
auditorium will be we'll filled.
Attended Family Reunion.
Miss Carrie Hergott returned to the
city this morning after enjoying a two
month visit at her old home in Ber-
lin. Ont. where her. parents still re-
side and where were gathered this
summer all the members of their IA
mily. numbering ten children. Miss
Hergott went east in company with
her two sisters, Miss Lavina Herrott.
a trained nurse of this city. and Mrs.
S. F. Forester of Forest River and
they took the lake trip from Duluth.
At Detroit. Mich. two other sisters,
Misses Clara and Jennie Hergott. join
ed them and when they reached home
all the family was together for the
first time in several years.
The Misses Hergott had a thor
oughly delightful time while away. at
tending the Toronto exhibition, TAX
Ing trips to Niagara Falls and to sew
eral surrounding cities where they Wis
tied old friends and en- route home
they visited in Chicago and Mime
apolis. Mrs. Forester and Miss La
VIVA Hergott reached home two weeks
ago.
lfinOt Delegates Pleased.
Minot Optic: Mrs. F. j. LYMAN and
Mrs. Walsh returned home from
Grand Forks yesterday afternoon. and
Mrs. c. A. Aurland and Mrs. H. H.
kemper returned early this morning.
They attended the federation sessions
there. and are very enthusiastic in
their praises of the cordial reception
all of the women were given. The
Grand Forks club women and citi.
ems were more than generous in their
hospitality. and for all of the time
not given to the business meetings
and programs. some delightful enter
tainment was planned. Mrs. Nelson.
Mrs. Dinnie and Mrs. Carr who also
were delegates from Minot will spend
several days visiting before returning
home.
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Linen shower for Bride.

y prettily appointed pre-nuptial
honor for Miss Mary Herdergen who
becomes a bride Thursday morning
was the linen shower given by Miss
Anna Oracle and Miss Anna Gordei
at Miss Gracie's home. The hostesses
decorated their home With festoonings
of tiny red hearts and on the table
in the dining DON where a daintily
appointed supper was served was a
bowl OF red carnations. Each guest
Wrought a handsome piece of linen
for the bridal chest and after the
pleasure of the shower. tables We're
arranged for rumdum and the high
and low o. honors went 10 Miss
Ida Severson and Miss Anna Gracic.
Miss Margaret Oracle and Miss Anna
Herdersen assisted in the service of
the supper and cover were laid TO:
the hride-to-he. N;-~ Mary Herdergen.
and Misses Christine and Cora .Bry-
void. Marion Schue. Selma. Ida and
Emma SeveTson. Anna Oracle and
Anna Gordcr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-22

Every man wishes he could employ
a maid for his wife. so he wouldn't
be expected To serve in that
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oreign Missionary Meeting.

Foreign Missionary Meeting.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Methodist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. E.. p.
Robertson at University Place for the
regular monthly meeting. The hos
tess extends a cordial invitation to all
members of the church and society
and will serve refreshments at the
close of the social hour which fol-
lows the business. Members are re-
quested to come prepared to secure
their new text books and missionary
magazine as they are here and ready
for distribution. The study topic is
"Tithing," and Mrs. Robertson is to
be assisted by Mrs. J.. w. Wilkerson
and Mrs. G. A. Foster. The program
will be as follows:
Devotionals-Mrs. H. German.
Business.
News from the Field-Mrs. W. P.
Fowler.
"Tithing and Systematic Giving
Mrs. Alice Hull.
Reading-Mrs. ~. R. Whitby.
Greetings from Eismarck-Mrs. e.
B.. Goss.
Introduction of New Text Books
Mrs. j. 6. Moore.
Solo-Miss Irene Cox.
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Some man who understands woman
may rise and explain why she cares
for him when he Is beginning to
care for someone else.
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Entertaining Miss Tennyson.

Lakota American: Miss Helen TEN
nyson of Grand Forks is the guest of
Mrs. Peter Jorgenson. Many pleasant
functions have been arranged in honor
OF Miss Tennyson who has a host Of
friends in Lakota. Miss Tennyson has
resigned her position in Grand Forks
and will enter a business college iii
Fargo. While there she will MAKE
her home with Mrs. Sam Sturgeon:
Miss Minnie Hennessy gave a pleas
ant party Monday evening in honor
OF Miss Tennyson. The evening was
spent playing cards after which re-
freshments We're served by Miss Hen
messy. assisted by her sisters. Mrs.
II. NJ. Hutchinson and Miss Nelli..
Hennessy. Miss Tennyson won the
first prize. a lovely handpainted vase.
and Miss Helen Dellafield receive!
the consolation prize. a dainty Japan
csc cup and saucer.
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Invitations for Sorority.

Mrs. H. L. Withheld has issued in
vitations for Friday afternoon when
she will entertain in honor of the girls
OF Kappa Alpha Theta sorority of the
university. Mrs. Withheld will re-
ceivc at her home on Reeves avenue.
-SSSS-
Guild Meets Wednesday.
The regular meeting of St. Paul's
Guild will be held at the parish hall
Wednesday afternoon from l to I
o'clock instead of the usual hour. The
change is made OH o of the
presentation of the play. Corn Silk"
at 1880 o'clock.
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Wash your clothes
with
GOLD DUST

Good soap washes clothes
well-if you use enough elbow
grease; but Gold Dust washes
then more thoroughly and
with little or nc rubbing. Gold
Dust saves half your time and
;pares your poor back.
Another great advantage Of
iold Dust-usc ary kind of watc:
you like. Gold Dust softcns The
hardest water and makes it soi
3 rain water.
Go'l DDGsstt is Just a vese.ablc-o:'
:ap;: powdered form, with othc:
:eansiass ingredients aided t.
aake it work more thorough.
nd quickly than soap ever can.
Just try Geld Dust next wash
'ay and CO Lou Guch time yol
eve.
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DISTRICT NO. 4,

DISTRICT NO. 4.
District No. 4 will include tho
following counties I'm North Da-
kota: Rolette, Pierce. Sheridan,
Bottneau. McHenry, Renvillc,
Ward, Mclean. Burke. Nc trail,
Divide, Williams, Mckenzie and
al territory In Montana. Cam.
paign closes November SOth.
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Miss jacob in Leading Role.

Miss Ernestine jacob will appear
in the title role in the presentation
OF DR.. Q. 6. Libby's play depicting a
of the Mandan Indians at the
parish hall of st. Paul's Episcopal
church Wednesday afternoon at I:30
o'clock. The story has been dramatic
ed by Miss Genevieve Turner and
gives promise of being one of the
most interesting and entertaining
presentations ever offered in this city.
Miss jacob as Corn Silk is splendid
and she is assisted by sixty children.
representing gophers. badgers. mice,
Indians and every other character
to the life of the Red man.
are several scenes and all are
attractive.
The play is being given under the
auspices of ST. Paul's Guild and the
ladies are working for a large audi
ence.
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Bismarck L. c. I. is Busy.

.N
Bismarck L. c. T. is Busy.
Bismarck Tribune: Friday evening,
November %. the seventh annual bali
mercial Travellers of America will be
given in the E!ks' hall. The members
OF the local council are determined tc
make this years event the very best
in their hosiery. a meeting of the
council was held in the Pythian hall
Sunday afternoon to make arrange
ments for the ball. at which time
the date was definitely decided upon
and the following committees ap-
pointed:
Program-N. F. Prentice.
Decorating-R. D. Hoskins, p. ].
Meyer. l.. E. Maynard.
Music-Robert Orr. John Oberg.
Banquet. A. Leonard. c. r. Nor
Cloak Room-A. r. Fossum. F. Glib
benheim.
1nvitation-G. W. wolbert. A. w
Floor-H. r. Price. F. a. Doll. c.
w. Paulson.
Reeeption-H. a. Barwind, H. J.
Doors. L. Hill, John Oberg.
Alpha Phi Initiation.
Next Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock
the Alpha Phi sorority Of the univer-
sity will hold its annual initiation at
the home of Miss Ida Abrahamsen on
Reeves avenue and the young ladies
will be received into the f~raterni-
ty are Misses Alice Hunter, Avice
Wright. Frances Collins. Margaret
Irene Dougherty. Genevieve
Ella Thompson and Harrie,
Spil!ane. Following the initiation a
banquet in honor Of the new members
will be served in the dining hall of
the Presbyterian church and the hos
tesses will be the Alpha Phi patroness-
es, Mrs. E. ]. Lander. Mrs. A. P. Cliff
ford. and Mrs. F. II. Feetham assisted
by Mrs. NJ. G. Olson and Mrs. ]. c.
LeBeau.
The active members Of the sorority
Will conduct the initiation and are
Misses Theodosia Houghton. Caroline
Shideler. Allie Dickson. Grace Hille-
Doe. Eva Eorke and Anne Poupore. A
number Of alumni members are
expected in for the festivities in con-
nection with this annual event and
among them will be Miss Christine
F~inlayson and Miss Fannie ferret Of
Michigan. Miss Rena Farup Of Park
River. Miss johanna Londergan and
Miss Flossie Eyford Of Milton. Miss
Stella Hodgins and Miss Grace Eyford
Of Rugby. Miss Jennie Bell Lewis OF
Devils Lake, Miss Ida Abrahamsen,
Miss Edith Londergan Of this city,
Miss Clara Hyslop Of Willow City ana
Miss Blonde Holt Of Westhope, Mrs.
F. L. McVey, Mrs. A. H. Taylor. Mrs.
Tasso Lindsay. Miss Louise Marclay,
Miss Waters.
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