The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-20
Eastern star Meeting.

evening at 8 O'Clock. All members are
urged to be present on time as there
will be initiation followed by a social
hour and refreshments.
To Wed Fargo Man.
Minneapolis Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. Bachelor of West Thirty-second
street announce the engagement OF
their niece, Miss Grace lie Compte, 10
Wilbur ID. Mcintyre of Fargo. Miss
lie Compile formerly lived in New
York city and attended the Plainfield
seminary at Plainfield. n. j. Mr.. Nc
!ntyrc is the son Of MIR. and Mrs. T..
NJ. Mcintyre. The marriage will take
place early in June.
Pledges Entertain Tonight.
The pledges Of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority will he hostesses this evening
when they will entertain at Lincoln
park in honor Of the sorority's active
members and patronesses. The girls
have arranged a prettily appointed
supper party at 8 O'Clock to be follow
cd by an evening Of fun and frolic.
The supper tables will be arranged in
the pretty dining room of the club
house and plum blossoms. the first of
the spring. will he used in abundance
for decoration. There will be a big
fire in the CRATE, music during supper
service and evening program and all
sorts of games to create mirth and
merriment.
The company of guests will include
the following patronesses and men,
bers: Mrs. Joseph Kennedy. Mrs. T..
J. King. Mrs. w. Fl. Kelsey, Mrs. A. G.
leonard; MIS-: Trasy r. Bangs, Misses
Pennington. Pauline and Olga Serum.
gard. Gertrude Cunningham, Selma
Hassell. Lola Peterson. Lorraine Miller.
Helen Barnes, Anna McIlraith, Jessie
Bulge. Anne Bowman. Margaret Faw-
cett and Jessie Grassick. The pledges
are Misses Blanche Daily. Elgie Bar.
rington. Hazel Ladd, Alice Kolars.
Clara Eurman. Ethel Ecnwick, Myrtle
Halvorson. Inez Serumgard, Mildred
Holmes, Vera Markell, Gertrude Gould
and Marcia Bisbee.
To BE Bridesmaid at Wedding.
The society columns of the Sunday
Minneapolis Journal contained an in
teresting item concerning Miss De-
borah Hunter of Fargo who is we'll
known among the younger set of this
city who frequently visit the Gate city.
Miss Hunter who is TO be a September
bride has been chosen one of the
bridesmaids at the wedding of her
%fiance's sister. The excerpt follows:
Miss Deborah Hunter of Fargo, N.
-. Wv IL & hIloN II u L. dnOllS
society as she has often visited here
as the guest of Miss Helen Corrigan.
will be one of the bridesmaids at the
marriage of Miss Marion Butler.
daughter of Mrs. Herman r.. Butler Of
Winnetka and Chicago and Claude
Jewell Peck Saturday, June Is. Miss
Hunter is the iiancee of the brother of
Miss Butler. Francis Butler. and her
marriage will take place in Septem-
Der.
The marriage of Miss Butler and
MIR. Peck will be solcmnized in Christ
Episcopal church. Winnetka, and will
he followed ly a reception at the But
Ter home. "IIillrise." Winnetka. Miss
May Peabody. a cousin of tho bride.
bridesmaids will be Misses Leila
Houghtelling. Dora Butler of Evans
ton. Margaret Meigs and Marion Meigs
of Hill school. PottStoWn, Pa. Dehor-
all Hunter of Fargo, Adelaide Chat
tield-Taylor. Louise Waller. Marion
Curtiss. Olive Farwell and Marion
Farwell of Chicago. Edward l.. Ry-
the ushers will he William T. Snyder.
Jr.. and William p. Witherow of Pitts
burg. Harry Rlagden Of Washington.
ID. c.. and Frank w. Hamilton of New
York"
SIlSS VBlSVIlt'u lhNSS
One of the most novel events ever
witnessed at Nassar was the presenta-
ton of Schiller's Maid of Orleans"
in the outdoor theatre on Sunset Hill
and for the reason that Miss Ruth
Withheld. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L.. Withheld. Reeves avenue this city.
takes one of the leading parts the
following message from Poughkeepsie
co%ncerning it will he read with inter-
r. g l,- 1,oy 4, a ~ riop1c
On Saturday night the first per-
fornlance of Schiller's Maid of Or
leans was presented by the Phila-
letheis society in the outdoor theatre
on Sunset hill. Two performances are
always given and the second will
probably take place early this week.
The committee in charge of this play
was. chairman. Miss frances Johnson
1912. Miss Anne Baker 1912. Miss
Bradley 1913. Miss Elizabeth Housan
1918. Miss Julia Cooley 1914, Miss
Villa Roberts 1919. Miss Louis Kroeg-
er. 1915. and Miss Margaret Taylor
1918. The cast was:
Charles VII. King of France. Elinor
J. H7atmsn 1913, New York.
Queen Isabel, his mother, Gabrielle
Elliott 1912. New York.
Philip the Good. Duke of Burgundy,
e. liN Y iioN y loonlN lis
N. y.
Earl Dumas. Bastard of Orleans.
Helen Winter 1914. Mason City, Iowa.
Agnes Sorel. Mary Coates 1915,
New York.
French officers-La Hire. Anne Hall
1914. Baltimore. Md; Du Chatel. f..
Page 1912. New York
Archbishop of Rheims. Ruth Whit
he'd 1913. Grand Forks. y. d.
Raoul, a French knight. Maud Full
Ter. Scranton. Pa.
Talbot. the English general. e.
Worcester 1919. Pittsburg. Pa.
Lionel. English officer. Ruth STAN
ley Brown 1915. New York.
Councillor of Orleans. NJ. B. Brown
1914. New York.
A page. Theodore Elwell 1915. Phil
adelphia. Pa.
An English officer. May Helmer,
1915.
Thebaut dare. Estelle Bonnell. 1915.
New York.
+ His observation-disclosures. Mary Ca
o 1918. indianapolis, Ind: Margot,
Marjorie Kendig 1915. New York;
Souison. Elizabeth Freech 1919, Mont
clair. \. j.
Their suitors-Etienne, Mary Howe
1913. New York; Claude Marco. Mar
tina Upton 1914. New York: Ramored,
Hazel Harrison 1913. Cleveland. Ohio.
Bertrand C~ountryman. Gladys TIL
den 1914. Cleveland,- Ohio.
Charcoal Burner. NJ. MacEaughton
1912, New York.
His wife. j. White 1912. New Ha-