The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-11
Varsity Bachelor Annual.

gymnasium was a brilliant success and
it will go down in the social annals of
college life as the browning fratcrnit,
event of the year. Exquisite richness
mas always been a feature of the Var
silly Bachelor parties and each year
s,irpasscs the preceding one in original
ideas and that touch of elegance which
always impresses til" fair cu-eds who
make ,p their charming guests.
WITH beautiful white kid fans hear
ing the fraternity shield in gold as
programs. elegant sterling spoons with
IN" fraternity seal engraved upon
them. and lovely rcd roses AS favnrs.
IN" young ladies honored with this
annual courtesy have rcason to long
remember the function and will again
It'll" TIL" Varsity Bachelor boys as the
most royal hosts. Every appointment
"f ]" party Mas cXu'Iisit"ly carried
ont and seldom has a more handsome
~ g"wicd company danced al the uni
v'rsity gymnasium.
The guests arrived at $50 O'Clock
and were first greeted by the patrons
ard r~atron"Ss"s. Prcsidcn, and Mrs.
+. l.. MrN"y. DIR. and Mrs. George $.
! Thomas. Justice and Mrs. y. 4. Bruce.
rr"f. and Mrs. L.. T.. l'irdzell. DR.. and
Mrs. +. II. Stephenson. Prof. \. j.
Rocker and Dean Ella NJ. Fulton. The
Rorke sin piece orchestra Immediate
- Wv w W. ~ SIdIli
opening march and tho striking line
was led hy Walter RAY. president of
IN" fraternity. and Miss Alta Smith,
Fred Rrockhoff and Miss Stella O'Con-
o This ended in a gay tow-ster
which introduced the evenings pleas
ur" in a most happy manner.
ONLY the fraternity colors. black and
red. were evident in tn" ball room Ice
ora'i"ns and the scheme was Il canopy
ctf"'t With half tn" room in rcd and
th" other half i'm black. Thc two coll
"fs met at Il great arch in the center
"her" they int"rminElcd and the cleo
trir globes We're shaded with PAL
hoods. Al the house beautiful red
roses alone adorned the dining room
and tho tables could not have been
NOR" inviting. The magnificent bios
SONS Wcr" arranged in low bowls and
tail cut vases and found places on the
lonS tahl" in tho centcr of the room
and ais" on the six smaller ones which
surrounded it. Above in the parlcrs.
literary and billiard room only the
shaded lights added to the attractive
appearance of the rich furnishings. At
the conclusion of the eighth dance the
"ntir" company gathered AT the house
and enjoyed social intercourse for AN
hour and a half. The delicious supper
at chicken salad hot rolls. olives, salt
rh amends. ic" cream: cake and cnf-
'f' was served during TINS time, the
guests being divided into three conn
panios, for accommodation in the din
ing room. When all had been served
they returned to tho ball room and
TN" feature of the remainder Of h
program MAS the favor dances. In
the rose favor cach Young lady r@cceiv-
ed a magnificent rod rose and in the
tennis ball number the favors were
tho sterling silver souvenir spoons.
I The lirNI1c ,>lr It-l e ,nnt lhAr ,,,;-,,,
figure.
Tine evening VAS concluded with
Aud l.ane SNnn" and as the
Joined hands and sang that old song
of friendship. strealners Of rcd and
hlark Serpentine confetti We're show
cred from above and caught hy the
suspended wires, it made a pretty sight
and brought the evening TO a hanpy
close.
Tho guest list Included hc<ideS the
patrons and p~atronesses, Misses Anna
M~cn"rn,ntt. Vivian Dinnic. B1ondio
Holt. Ali" McFaddnn, Laura Camp
hell. Christine r-inlayson. Mayme
Jones. Amy Evans of Mimic. Margaret
Fawc"tt. Alta smith. Ethel Harris,
Eva lforke. Alma Johnson, Cicnevieve
Mearaam. Clara IiNslop. Grace Hille-
hoe. Mildred Holmes. Gladys Maher,
Grace WEIGH. Sylvia Shells of La kota.
Fannie Terrett of Michigan. Margaret
Sargent. Helen Barnes, Anne Poupore,
Gertrude Traynor. Myrtle IIalvorson,
,hlmiFa Jewctt. stella 0'Connor.
Frances owen. Clara Burman, Char
]otte Black. Gertrude Cunningham,
Gertrude Could. Madeline Turner.
Martha Williams. Lorraine Miller,
Donna I'orknor. Stella lIodgins, katl-
crime King. Anna MrIlraith. Jessie
Eudge Frances Titus of Mimic, katl,-
leen o'Connor. st. Thomas. Florence
& 'ntlt ,rc - MI No .-r1 y.- H. -.n,
Mcssrs. Milton Maso@ Stuart Camp
bell. CN:il Glaspel, The-~iore Torgeson,
Victor Campbell, Oscar Wilcox. Joe
Wilcox. Joe Forester. Mercer Evans.
John Mcknight. Matter Ray. Albert
Hemp. Eandall. Larsen. William Poole,
Dave MrCanna Oscar Preble, John
Harris. Earl Mcl'adden. Oscar Gull
hen Stee. Harold Mccoy. Philip Bangs.
Albert Mold. Mack Traynor. Louis
Tellner. $. r.. Rhodes. Fred J.. Brock
foff, Tudor Owen, John sad, Bruce
Mcdonald. .Ansel Wincman. Burt
crary. Fred Frehel. Vincent Smith,
Richard Hutchinson, orphcus Halvor-
son. j. +. T. O'Connor, Fred Bradshaw
of Brooklyn. y. v. Ray DRYDEN.
Burke Thompson. Ray Holmes, Clyde
Duffy. Edgar Fisher.
The following fine rogra was Civ
en- by Rorke's orchestra:
Grand March.
l.. My Hero.
. Ocean Roll.
,. Pink Lady.
4. Mysterius Rug.
D. Harbor of Love.
6. Shuffles and Taps.
I. The Girl I'll Call My Sweet
heart.
g. Alexander's Ragtime Band.