The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06

Cabinet.
fourore, Genevievc Turner. Adella
Stinson. Johanna ~Londorgan. Grace
lliilchoe. Mildred Noitch. Clara Iys-
lop. Caroline Shidelcr. Theodosia
f~iouehton. Eva Rorke. Grace Eyford
and Birdie Adair.
Nnung People Society.
The YOUNG Peoples soriaty Of the
tethoIs church meets Tuesday EVEN
ing at s o'clock i'm the church ana a
good program has bcen arranged.
Ice cream and cake will be served
by the newly elected officers.
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Going tn Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Eere leave this
evening for Rochester, Mimi. where
MIR. Rers who has heen in very poo
health all winter will consult with
remaining in the hospital they prob
ably will he away some time. MIR.
Ecrg is connected with the Grand
Forks Seed company.
Prof. Norton's Luncheon Guest.
Prof. W. w. Norton entertained as
his guest at luncheon today at the
university Adrian Newens
of Chicago who lectures here this
evening. Mr.. Norton and Mr.. New
ems are ac%duaintances of long tHnd-
ing and the reunion was an extremely
pleasant one.
Mr.. Norton's luncheon guests were
President McNey. Miss Fulton. Miss
Ralch. Miss Hunt. Miss Black. Miss
Often, Miss Randolph. Miss Lola Pc
terson, Prof. Koch; Messrs. Taylor,
Bacon and Wallass;
attending Annual Meeting.
Mrs. G. r. jacob wen, to Fargo
meeting of the Florence Crittenton
home which is i'm session in that city
today. Mrs. jacob went as the rep
resentative of the local C%rittenton
Circle and will present the years re-
port of this circles work. For the
reason that Mrs. jacob will not re-
turn until Wednesday the annual
meeting of the local Critten,on Circle
which was announced for tomorrow
has been postponed until Tuesday of
next week.
Beautiful Sorority Party.
Flowers and butterflies in profusion
and mYriads of golden lights We're
utilized by the girls of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority SATURDAY evening in a
scheme that for originality n en-
quisite beauty quite surpassed any
thing that has ever before character
lied the decoration of the university
gymnasium on the occasion of soror-
vt or fraternity parties. The appoint
ments We're in black and gold and
just enough of green. the sorority
color. to convert tho spacious ball
room into q perfect paradise of spring.
M Ily-1r1,-al - -al,l,-~ e .A.~
work in green WAS effected and from
this We're hung sc"res of great yellow
hlark-eyed sl1sans n numerous
winged butterflies in tho striking col
ors of black and gold. The lattice
work also covered the windows with
the big yellow blossoms peeping from
the openings while from window to
Window the walls were draped with
steamers of green Across the hal
cony TINY golden electric bulbs twinkl-
cd in the form of a butterfly and ev-
CRY chandelier Was shaded with A
cluster OF blossoms. Natural lowers,
too. were used i'm generous quanti-
TICS. lovely yellow tulips and jonquils,
ross and meek pansies filling bowls
and Jars on the service tables and
pedastels about the room.
Rori<es six piece orchestra stationed
at one end Of the ball room rendered
u perfect dance program. Tho pro-
grams were novel hand decorated af-
lalrs with all numbers pertaining to
a sorority pledge and the music APP
Rlicahlc to tho various members was
enjoyed to the extreme. At the oppo-
site end of the ball room the service
tables We're arranged and all evening
frappe and waters We're served. while
later in the evening the -patronesses
presided over h service of "A
buffet luncheon. Dancing continued
from $50 until 1880 o'clock and
the patrons and patronesses were
President and Mrs. F. l.. McVey, DR..
and Mrs. George s. Thomas, DR.. and
Mrs. 6. F. Ruediger, Prof. and Mrs.
y. g.. Leonard. DIR. and Mrs. r. d.
Campbell. Dean and Mrs. Joseph Ken
nedy, Hon. and Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs,
Prof. and Mrs. +. r. Chandler, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Is. Wineman. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Gowran. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Clark. DIR. and Mrs. 2. j. King. Prof.
a. J. Becker and Dean Ella Fulton.
The guest list included besides the
patrons and ~patronesses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Burke of Minnewaukan. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Conmy of Fargo,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Kelsey.
Misses Belle Mahon. Langdon. Pearl
Monroe. Largdon: Jeanette Thomas.
of Columbus. Ohio, Josephine Hamel.
Of Minnewaukan; Vaughn Miller, Of
LaMoure. Aletta Olson. of Grafton;
Jean Fraser. of Grafton; Trissie Olson,
of Fargo; Ellen Chamberlain. of Dew
ills Lake: Rose Conmy. of Pembina;
Echo Turner. Of MinneWaukan. Donna
Forkne,r Clara Pennington, Pauline
Serumgard. Lola Peterson. Lorraine
Miller, Gertrude Cunningham, Jessie
Bulge. Vera Kelsey. Anna Bowman,
Selma Hassell. Blanche Daily, Marcia
Bisbee, Gertrude Could, Clara Bur-
man, Ethel Renwick, Myrtle Halvor-
son. Mildred Holems. Vera Markell,
Helen Barnes. Jessie Grassick. Elgie
harrington. Hazel Ladd. Alice Kolars
Clara Wolff. Margaret Fawcett. Alice
Lowe 1nez and Olga sserumgarde,
and Mary Bowman: Messrs. James
Brennan. Ray Pinkham. Archie Palm
or. Victor Campbell. Terry Quirke,
Bruce Mcdonald. John Sad. Clarence
Finch, Newell Chandler, Elf Rue. Will
liam Parizek, Burt Crazy. Philip
Bangs. Bart Conmy, William Holmes,
Burto Olson. Leon Lohn. Fred Fill
teau. Howard Haher, Clarence Elkin.
Andy Carr. John Mcknight. Ansel
Wineman. Earl McFadden, Oscar
Preble. George McClintock, Lynn
~stambaugh. Clarence Locklin, Walter
Jacobson. Cecil Mahon, Langdon:
Lynn Sarles. of Hillsboro: Russell
Chase of jamestown; Beach Smith,
of Devils Lake; William Korst,o Dew
lis Lake: Prof. McAllister. Ernest
Fudge, Will McClelland of Fargo. and