The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-30
In the Gay Social Whirl
students Had Handsome Party.

students Had Handsome Party.
The dancing party gwen last even
ing for the benefit of the High Schoo
Athletic association was one q
couples of h youth and beauty OF
the high school and alumni Of that in
stitution had one of the merriest times
In its history. The party opened
promptly at S o'clock in the knights
of Columbus hall and at 10:S0 O'Clock
the Home. Sweet Home was danced
and the youthful dancers went home
satisfied that the pleasure could not
have been more enjoyable.
The ball room presented a festive
appearance in it's decoration of red
INC gray. the high school colors. and
the scheme reelected much credit or
the tastes and skill Of the senior girls
who had this feature in charge. Rib
hons of crepe paper twined the pillars
the ceilings. making a canopy Of RED
and crap overheard. Red paper
shades hooded the brilliant electric
lights and college banners adorned
the walls and rest rooms.
The frappe table was presided over
by a group OF senior girls including
Misses Echo Patterson. Gertrude
Healy. Gladys Neitch. Pauline Wolf.
Edith Benson and Veronica Bird. and
n {. X. Baarman of the high school
faculty. The Bates orchestra furnish.
ed the music.
The guest list included Misses Kate
Stewart. Harrison Robertson. Ava
Blank. Clara Belle Pierce. Anna Lau.
rant. Grace Brynjolfson. Nora Lane
Genevieve O'Keefe. Madeline Turner
Echo TURNER Ada El,,l~a lN1,,, .o1e
burg. Edith Veitch. Gertrude Gould
Vera Seymour. Glenna Garvin. Elsie
Lowe, Maude Grifith, Ethel Lasham
Marie Runner. Lillian Valley. Cora
Webster. Gladys Dunlap. Georgiana
Allard. Edith Henry. Louise Dugsan,
Murtel o'keefe: Veronica Bird. Violet
Dauoenberg: Vera Winger. Marion
Patterson. Katherine Keohn. Hazel
Fink. Sylvia Hunter. Dorothy Wells
Frances Coulter. Pauline Wolff, Helen
Routzahn. Mae Holton, Ruth Temple.
ton. Lillian Wolff. Violet Fitzgerald,
Pearl Paulson. Claire Johnson, Olive
Chase. Pearl Reading. Margaret Muir
ply. Grace kollars. Bertha Alpstag,
Grace Carroll. Margaret Kennedy,
Gheryl klingman. Louise Whitbeck.
GLADYS Maher. Erna VonDauggen.
sen. Anna Wilson,: Messrs. ". Stearns
Roy Ferguson. Nose Rosenswig, Ar.
thur McHafle. Joseph Roller, c. X
Eaarman. Henry Melby. Victor Ras.
mussen. Stanley Cotton. James Whe.
Ian. Victor Giles. othmar Montgomery
Clarence Elkin. Hume Bacon, Lloyd
Adair. Paul Waller, Lawrence Feet.
ham. Carroll johnson. George Camp.
BELL. Wilmar Elton. Miles Lander,
Kenneth Norman. Neal Sordlund, LYle
H~elnlkey. George Kelly. Stanley Coul.
ter. Calvin Jackson. Kenneth Wells,
Eau Matthews. Frank Smith, Herman
kneupfer. Harold Barnes. Leroy Car.
Ter. Frank Varsnick. Roland Read,
lanes Carter. Everett Bird. William
Henry, Adolph Bank. Orval Mechanic.
Emil johnson. Jesse futile. Walter
!Sshlosser. Harry Read. Cory Monley,
clearance Larson, Louis Burfenins,
Herman Wolff. Joe Rabinovich. Lee
Norman. Earl Beatt. Donovan PAYNE.
douglass Houghton. E. Hunter. Roy
Benson: Rheinhold jacob. A. Fink,
Giinord Reiton. Ed Lowe. Charles
Dryden. Arthur Knudson. Dalton Ir.
win. l.. Kennedy. d. Mccutcheon. II.
Grimm. Howard Maher, Vincent Smith
and Oscar Gullickson.
Thursday Musical Meeting.
The Spirit Of Nationalism in Rus
sian Music" is the subject which the
members Of the Ladies' Thursday
Musical club will take up at the regu-
lar December meeting to be held next
iihursoay afternoon at 3 o'clock at
519 South Fifth street. Miss Jennie
Anderson Of the Wesley college con-
%servatory faculty will lead and she
has prepared a most excellent pro-
gram, n that will be entertaining.
edueating and extremely interesting.
mi are requested to make
note OF the meeting hour, 3 o'clock
instead OF 2:30 o'clock az formerly,
the change being made to accommo-
date the conservatory and untversity
FACULTY people who are giving much
OF their time to the club this vear
The program will cover two prouns
OF Russian composers, the first being
fve who united in an efort to make
Russian music distinctly national and
the seeond being three new Russian
composers. Each one will be taken
up in the discussion and the comnieta
program follows:
National Russians
Mlly A~lexepevitch B%alakeref.
Cesar Antonovitch Cue.
Mrs. B. j. Spence.
Miss Floy Jackson. ~1s
Modest Petrowitch M~oussorgsky.
"e"o"oeI ToIPnyrJefSttch BorOdin
Mrs. j. D. Bacon.
iSong-Hopak Moussor..,,
Miss Genevieve Mei mSasaors'ky
S!colai Andrejevitch Rimsky.Kor.
sakoff.
Mrs. F. a. Parsons.
Vlctrola Record-Song Of Shepherd
Lehl from "Snegourotchka"
Rimsky.Korsakon
H.. Sung by Alma Gluck.
New Russians
Alexander Constantinovitch olaz.
ounoff,
Anton Stephanovitch Arenskv