The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-08

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Ella Wr'o}tr Wtc"N.
a'>r Tune and Vacation Time.
n ,I"silsS ~ Tia, It's schools ard
LEtf'l.itl tN{@ W"rk an! n"Nj. usilrr-
II the f"Nlnl vacation time tl,! lake
Nn' IN" migration al Grand F'nrks
t'tn}l's T." Lake l;,milii nri Mlpl"
: 'h" '"Sln This nl"rnin. and ii will
."hlthn" until tn" l"ral %"ol"mi"s at
i"th l''}'"iAi resorts ar, we'll illhuhit-
ed tn" %1,acnrrs Ut the city sch"uiS
n"N" already l"@Hu IN" Vacation iril,s.
i'ilnN az ;';".M having ALREADY started
=" tA"lr h".I">, mi Njtliu tllt' nnXi
ton day ~'.p,cs ma -""rrs of r"oDlr
WE '"@N' GRAND Forks. in,ltldin@ UNI
N"rSiN ~,lIIel.i*. faculty mon md
"hN'll, l%'l!'li" S'h""! teachers ami
IltnN T." ~ "Ir.si,i" who t4k,. tho lacH-
tn n m'nti'S trr th"iI trnN"lims.
With Ih" going. however, tn. rr Is
u!NfA> '"No'i". lm,i the n"Nt few
GAYS VIII -" ~ r'1NTu al many NuUns
l"""l" VITO haf" i".n a"ly attending
eastern ~""'ni'3- 'r "n2t@r! in ;"1rh-
INK duties 'ie"o h're. This VIII lmrtlv
19fkr ',p i"r The loss nj mnrN others
1T VII ni eiN" ~nri,iN the lively stir
'' '' - 81 'i'i H. INV - 'l'''l! N'tt.
DIVERSITY " ~ M nrurn"nt viii
~" nest Week nM ".@l"yi3liN busy and
!"irN time md cores uf visitors. uni
: iSi'N alumni. parents and friends If
a." graduates. Will visit tn" city dur
irs Those da>s. The program of vari-
ons events aud functions was opened
l'Si evening Wi'h Tn" first of tn" mod
q high school rXrir.s and the ieStlNi-
ties continue until next THURSDAY.
l hon There Will Ia. but - t-W DAYS nj
rcsi when tn" university will ro-,,"n
f"F tn" summo" session and tn" city
NH prepare for tn" entertainment Of
fhe teachers attending ummer school.
Alumni EInnorcd Graduates.
ne a"hor gwen tn" graduates of
l"l! by The Grand Forks llish school
Alumni association last evening was
the most successful and most en-
6uisitely appointed function yet given
any graduating class from that inSti-
tuition and the company nf lln guests
never more ~thor"ughiy enjoyed amy
thing in the way OF social affairs than
that reception. elegant banquet. Spl.n-
dld program of toass ana final hours
of dancing. The knights uf C"lum-
bus club rooms was III. gathering
place for the graduates of q. f.. II. :.
TINS Year and tn" banquet was follow
Ell ny the annual msoting uf the as
soclatl"n AZ which tim" the following
officers We're elected Tor McNt year:
President-.Nrnuld Berg. o..
Vic Presidcnt-MiSs Helen Taylor.
III.
Secretary and Treasurer-Orval Nc
Hattie. IL.
Class and high school banner were
used exclusively IN IN" decoration of
the dining hall and i,all room ami the
banquet serNic" was presided over by
IN" teachers of the high school do
mesli'' science department Will. tn.
serving Was cared Cor in an efficient
manner ny a group If freshmen girls
Including Miss Margaret sutherland,
Miss Marie SilcoH. Miss Helen knolIp-
Ter, Miss Editi, Nritch. Miss t.lizaheth
Kelly. Miss Margu",it" f'r,tz. Miss i:l-
Is opsahI. Miss Mamie Morgan. Mis-.
Helen Young, Miss Lillian i."c. Miss
Mary McD"iiald. Miss ituth owen,
Miss Sadie Morgan. Miss ,Nli"" bndsc.
Miss Katherine hal'c"ck. Miss Hazel
Dinnie. Miss Grar" Dudley. Miss f.sth-
ei' N"St"em and Miss Anna ~sIuuuc.r.
ihc Program uf t"aStS WAS ON" of
the unusually splendid features "f the
eVeninS and this was arrange by tho
retlIihS president, Ehrjnhart J. kanp-
lin. Prof. w. G. Strj,bins, PRINCIPAL of
the nigh school. as tu4slmHst.r .ntcr-
ed into tho happy spirit of the occasion
'-' ''h A'''E 'i''l N'iN - u
most humorous Vein. iIc callari uIoll
MY. Namplin tn welcome thc now
nl"nlt"rs 81 the association and b. did
so i'll a manntr that Was most convince
ing in it's sincerity and ucHrtinoSs.
Herman Wolff res p"nIed for the class
OF lal@ ana >p"li" in words uf aSSur-
aIce that the ncW members would add
value to the already large membership
roll by their interest and support.
Nheh the "lden days We're recount
ed ny the various speakers that fol-
lowed present day graduates Realized
thai though they had much oyer the
Old timers in educational rdvantu.cs
in the high school curriculum, they
mad not gained much in good times
and high school spirit. Th@ yraduates
OF 81 and 81 were loyal fellows and
nave not Vet forgotten their allegiance
to their high school. j. T.. Turner of
the class Of ~ spoke on "Old Gem
trail Theodore Il. Elton on I'm the
Days of 81" Miss Clara Hyslop OF 'Os
on Our Class" Miss Eva Pouporc OF
~ on After Thoughts" and Supt. j.
Nelson Kelly to the Alumni
The company then repaired to the
oall room and dancing was the pleas
ure until midnight. music being fur
nished by the I.orke orchestra.
Guild Elected Officers.
Inc girls of st. Agnes Guild elected
omcers for the new year at the meet
ing held last evening at the home of
Miss Mildred Sinclair on South Fourth
street and Miss Mildred Corliss who
was the honor CUES of the evening
was presented with a handsome silver
mesh bag as an expression of appre-
citation from the girls among whom
she has worked SO faithfully. during
her residence here for the church, A
musical program and dainty refresh
ment service followed the business
meeting and the new officers are Mrs.
L. K. Raymond. Jr., president; Miss
Clara Hale. vice president: Miss Edna
Hankey. secretary; Miss Louise Neate,
treasurer.
Start for Fast Wednesday.
Rev. j. X. Burleson and his sister.
Miss Mary Rurleson. leave m THAR