The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
High School Dance Friday.

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Roy Ferguson, Miles Lander and
G. X. Baarman are the members of
the committee In charge of the dane
ing party to be given Friday evening
for the benefit OF the High School
Athletic association and they are maxi
ing preparations for one Of the largest
social functions of the Thanksgiving
season. The party will he given at
the knights of Columbus hall. begin
ming promptly at s o'clock, and though
no cards of invitations are being sent
out the committee cordially invites
all high school students. former stu
dents. alumni and friends.
The senior girls will be in charge
Of he decorations n they will d.
all In their power to make the dance
hall attractive to all patrons of high
school athletics. that the party may
be a splendid financial success as we'll
as a social pleasure of exceptional en-
joyment. Mr.. Baarman and Miss
Blank Of the faculty will chaperone
and the Bates orchestra will play
Dinner Party This Evening.
superintendent n Mrs. j.. Nelson
Kelly and Principal and Mrs. w. C..
Stebbins will be guests of honor at
a handsomely appointed dinner to be
given this evening in the domestic
science room of. the high school build
Ing. The dinner hour is $3.50 o'clock
and the hostesses will be the old mem
bers of the high school faculty. The
new faculty members will be num-
high school girls will prepare and
serve the repast under the direction
of Miss Sutherland and Miss Opsahl.
The dining room and table will be
prettily decorated for the function
and at each guests plate will be a
little souvenir booklet of gray paper
tied with red satin ribbons containing
limericks to the guests of honor, the
cooks. the high school and other
phases Of high school life. Covers
will be laid for twenty-two guests.
Baptist Sunday Music.
n music service arranged for Sun
day at the First Baptist church will
be as follows with Louis U. Rowland
directing and Miss Jane Smith at the
Morning.
Anthem. 20 be JOYFUL" ........ Buck
Mrs. Paul d. Griffith.
Evening.
Anthem. Thou o Lord. Sullivan
Mrs. H: n. Cook.
Afternoon Birthday Party.
Little Miss Alberta Hart, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Casser Hart, was two
years old yesterday and in honor Of
the important occasion her grand
mother. Mrs. AL G%lockner. gave an
afternoon birthday party for her at
the Glockner home on North Sixth
street. Twelve little folks were bid
den and after a merry time with games
a dainty birthday supper was served.
Mrs. Casser Hart assisted and Misses
Marie Vale and Loretta Glockner
rendered several Ejsno numbers.
Visited at Devils Lake.
Devils Lake Journal: Miss Beth
Covert OF Billings, Mont, who has
gard at the latter's home on East
Fourth street this Week. left last even
ing for Oberon. this state, where she
will visit before returning to Montana.
Miss Covert is a Kappa Alpha Theta
fraternity sister of Miss Serumgard';
at the state university at Grand Forks
and while here also renewed old
friendships with other varsity friends
Return From Funeral.
Misses Nellie and Marie Hart re-
turned this morning from Galena, Ill,
where they attended the funeral OF
their brother. the late James Har,
who died at Denver, Col. Miss Marie
will esum her position at the Grand
Forks Mercantile company Monday
morning n Miss Nellie will return
to Taugbol Sisters where she is ir
charge of the fitting department.
Faculty Has First Dance.
The younger members of the uni.
versity faculty had their first dance
of the year last evening at the gym.
nasium and Il thoroughly pleasan,
evening was the enjoyment Of the
company. About twenty-five couple!
danced, the hours being from s unit
1880 o'clock. and Rorke's orchestra
played. Frappe a served during the
evening and the party was informal
1900
Party Was Splendid Success.
The dancing party given last even.
ing by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Is
of L. E. was a splendid success ant
a large company attended. The must,
enjoyed until long after the midnigh'
hour. The ladies' of the committe,
served a light supper course durin,
the evening.
\ Thanksgiving Service.
The vesper service at the Y. w. c
A. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock will
be a Thanksgiving program and the
subject will be 1921 and 1912" TIL,
Miss Inez Wilder and Mrs. S. Paige
Johnson inc Miss Bessie Tharoldsol
will sing.
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