The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-25
Attention now TURNS to commend,

now. turns TO commence
ment and the remaining days Of May
will filled with those functions that a..
ways come with the closing days OF
school. The past week vas eleudy
and rainy but that did not affect the
attendance at the university carnival
where society Joined with college life
and had real fun out of the many
clever attractions which were offered
aimed to pleace to the extreme and
they succeeded we'll, their shows being
among the best on the campus. The
musical comedy. 'Co-eds," by Holmes
and Tracy is yet the talk of ali those
who saw it, and they were numbered
by the hundred. and everybody will
eagerly look forward to next years
similar event.
. The coming week will bring Me-
mortal day and the first the high
school commencement festivities, the
junior-seEior banquet and ball. The
banquet will be served in the dining
room OF the First PRESBYTERIAN church
next Friday evening and the ball will
follow at the Hotel Dacotah. There
and the attendance will be all the
youth and beauty of the high school
student body and the members Of the
faculty. Both events are always the
prettiest in high school life and will
he long remembered by those who
attend.
Monday evening occurs the annual
membership banquet Of the Y. W. c.
A. at which Miss Frances Crittenden.
city secretary for the north central
territory. will be the principal speaker
n the same evening the knights Of
Columbus will give another tennis
dancing party at their club rooms.
E{1Nf1G NON h>~f--1- --
Riverside parks and ii. the. today's
weather continues the next week will
see the picnic a well irausurated
for the summer. For other outdoor
enjoyment the motorists continue to
enjoy their drives and the league ball
games and evening hand concerts viii
bring out the same immense crowds
Gave ConeeFt for League.
A group of Wesley college eeaser.
vatory girls assisted In giving a very
successful concert at Larimore last
evening fol. the benefit OF the Wom-
re Civic !eagNe OF that city. The
burn. Miss Genevieve Meaeham Of
Boise. Ida. and Miss Rose Parker Of
Lasincre. The work Of the talented
young ladies' was very heartily ana
aer1onstrettyely received by the audi.
cncS. .
League Wants Membership Ones.
Members Of the Women's Civic
league are urged by the oAicsrs TO nav
up their membership dues Of one dol.
lar which became due May /. This
year the league members will not have
time to canvass the city for the coilec-
ton OF dues and urges that every
woman send In her money to the sec.
retary-treasurer. Mrs. j. .Grassick. 621
South Fifth street. at as early a date
as is possible.
This sustaining membership fee OF
n dollar has been paid since the ac-
tual work of the league was taken up
in May 1907 and it has been found
sufficient for the general work of the
league. But for such extra work .
the pure food inspection. the social
service work, etc.. the league members
have to put forth special effort to raise
funds and by so doing are not given
time to make the annual collection OF
dues. The main expense of the league
work 10 met by the membership fee
fund and az the first Of May Is past
and q great many have not yet turn.
ed In their money. the league hopes
this reminder will result In the fund
hoiS0 ee0pts4sA- st ~ eas3y asee.