The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-26

the beaded one in the illustration
which trims the side OF the dark blue
Nelours hat shown here, Hats Of this
sort are both drcsSN and serviceuhle.
Fraternity Social Functions.
The Past week has been given over
to much entertaining among the va
rious fra%terniiies and sororities at
the university. this time heing chosen
because so many of the alumni men,
tional convention. This evenings
function will he the Kappa Alpha
Theta reception at the home Of Mr..
n Mrs. II. l.. Withheld.
Beta Gamma Psi sorority held its
initiation and banquet last evening
beginning at : O'Clock at the home OF
Prof. and Mrs. II. E. Simpson on Bel
mont avenue. A banquet at the Fred
erick at :, o'clock followed the init!a-
ton ceremonies and those who were
admitted We're Miss Alma johnson.
Mino,: Miss Cena sprague. Grafton:
Miss Adeline Stoughton. st. John;
sic Van Camp. ST. Thomas: Miss An.
ia Mae Schlosser. Mayville; Mis-.
Maud Patmore. Drayton: Miss Esther
Halgre. Devils Lake. The alumnae
members present were Miss Ethel
May. Dickinson: Miss Ella Murphy.
Bathgate; Miss Bertha MeKeohnie.
Walhalla.
Miss Elsie Dahl presided as toast
mistress at the banquet and those
called upon to respond were Miss
Catherine McDaugall. Our Guests:
Mrs. II. E. Simpson. "Our Girls:
Miss Ethel May. Beta. our Past:
Nf;e, ry.;4 so~ ~o,,,, s,p@so o,,~ r.,
tnre." The BANQUET was an elaborate
feast served in Y courses.
The Alpha Phi initiation of yester-
daT afternoon was competed With an
elegantly appointed banquet last
evening al the Presbyterian church
and the program of toasts which fol-
lowed the delicious feast was presided
over by Miss Hazel Nelson Of Valley
City. The responses were made by
Miss Theodosia Houshton, Loves
Emblem: Miss Avice Wright. "'Pon
the Threshold; Miss Caroline shide-
Ter. Here's to Our Alumnae": Miss
Clara Hyslop. "A Bond I Know: Miss
Anne Poupore. PTS Pilgrims''; Mrs.
Mabel Sawyer Mcvey. Hand in
Hand: Mrs. emma Hickman Taylor,
'~'Toujours." The quotations were wit
ty and appropriate and cleverly ar
ranged so as to follow u the letters
OF Alpha PHI
Delta Sigma fraternity opened their
new home OH South Fifth stree yes
terday afternoon with an Informal re-
ception from 4 to I o'clock. The at
fair was in the nature of a house
warming and a large company Of lady
and gentlemen friends from the fac
ulty and student body called. Light
refreshments we're served during the
receiving hours.
Columbians Had Reunion.
The reunion Of the graduates of
Columbia university with a banquet
at the Hotel Dacotah was among the
delightful closing social functions in
connection with the convention Of the
North Dakota Educational association.
Ten graduates of the New York city
institution were here and the two
hours they spent at the banquet were
among the most delightful they have
had since leaving their alma mater
The table decoration was a handsome
basket Of yellow chrysanthemums and
covers were laid for Miss Mary Suth
erland and Miss Edna Twamley OF
the local high school faculty. Miss
Bertha Erdmann Of the university
faculty: Superintendent and Mrs
vi "a Va dIlO AlIS
Ernest johnson Of Larimore. Miss
Watson Of Mayville and Mr.. Cotton.
The Hamline university graduates
also a a reunion with a luncheon at
the Frederick and ten alumni OF that
J institution had a merry time chatting
over old times. The guests were DR..
and Mrs. L. p. Robertson of Wesley
Mrs. Harta German. and Miss Bertha
Ferguson Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Eller of Drayton. Miss Olson of Cando
land Miss Richardson Of Drayton.
VIII Reside in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Branham
Who have been residents Of Grand
Forks since last February are ia
make their future home in Duluth
position On the editorial! staff of the
Duluth News Tribune. Mrs. Bran.
ham left this morning for Fargo where
she will enjoy q few days visit with
her husbands grandparents. Judge
II Mrs. j. Y. Rranham. before going
=" her new home n Mr.. Branham
leaves for Duluth this evening.
Mr.. Branham has been city editor
on the Evening Times during his resi-
dence here and both he and his wife
have made a large circle Of friends
VINO will much egret their remova
from the city.
Knights Entertain Wednesday.
The knights of Columbus have IT,
sued invitations for an informal dance
to be given in their club rooms in the
Metropolitan block Wednesday even
ing. h party will be in celebration
of Halloween and will be the second
Of the winter social series. The com.
mittee has arranged to serve lunch
at II O'Clock and the Finley orches-
ira will play. There will be the usual
orchestra concert from $3.50 until 9
o'clock when programs will be filed
out n dancing will continue until
1890 o'clock.
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Vcsper Choir to Sing.
a vesper choir hats been organized
among the students at the university
and Wesley college which will sing
each Sunday evening at the Z O'Clock
Vesper service at Corwin hall. The
choir is directed by Miss Jennie An
derson. voice teacher, and viii! make
Its frst appearance tomorrow even
ing. DR.. Carl r. Stolz of Wesley col
lege faculty will speak at the service
tomorrow evening.
To Winter in Chicago.
Mrs. w. l.. Davies of crookston,
who has been the guest Of her daugh.
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