The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-16
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Fargo Forum: This week the in
stallation exercises Of the honorar,
fraternity Of Phi Kappa Phi were hel,
in the physics lecture room at tn,
agricultural college. Phi Kappa Phi i
composed of faculty and student mem
bcrs. M the chapter here will cleo
student members very soon.
Only students of highest attainment
in scholarship and Of good character
are eligible for membership. Electio,
is made from the senior class Of col
lege' students and from all depart
ments in which there are eligibl.
students. Anyone elected to member
ship may we'll consider it a grea'
honor since the average standing fol
the four years must be high.
The fraternity of Phi Kappa Phi
was organized at the University OF
Maine in 1897. and has established
chapters at the University Of Ten.
nessee, Pennsylvania State college
Delaware State college, University Of
Florida and Iowa State college, be.
sides the one Just established here.
The preamble to its constitution
indicates the object of the fraternity
This constitution is adopted to pro.
vide a fraternity dedicated to the
unity and democracy Of education and
open to honor graduates of all de-
partments of American universities
and colleges"
The present membership of the
North Dakota agricultural college OF
Phi Kappa Phi is as follows: Presi-
dent Worst. Professors Ladd, Wal
dron. Bolley. keene. Bait. Minard,
Hard. Stoner, Dynes. Reynolds. Dory-
land, Washburn. Darner and Thomp-
son n Miss Bessie E. Taylor and
Miss katherine Jensen. Miss Stoner
and DR.. Reynolds were members of
the University of Tennessee chapter
and were influential in bringing the
fraternity here.
Shower for Mimic Bride.
Miss Beulah McGlynch of Mimic,
who will he a June bride. was the
guest Of honor at a very pretty party,
given at Mimic by Mrs. NJ. S. Titus and
daughter, Frances. Mrs. j. D. Phelps
and Mrs. r. NJ. Evans, at the Titus
home. The following of the
affair. taken from the Mimic Journal,
will be of interest to friends through
out the state:
A parcel shower was given for Miss
Buelah McGlynch. who will be a June
ter, Miss Frances, together with Mrs.
j. D. Phelps and Mrs. r. NJ. Evans
With Miss Amy assisting.
Progression was the plan of enter
tainment. A color scheme of red and
white. with plum blossoms. were the
decorations. N~eedlework for the "all
important chest" was the initial part
of the program. A novel idea was
the gaily decorated bridal train"
bearing a cherry tree. the branches
from which We're hung, suspended by
n 40 rte orl r,,r;l- n e~1fs~~ "a .4J
and white packages. token Of love
and esteem from close friends.
The bride-elect, radiantly- happy,
wearing a pretty gown of blue satin
cllarmeuse. was blindfolded and led to
the van, which she slowly paraded
through the roons to the e~Xhilarating
strains Of the wedding march sup
piled by Miss Evans. Miss Beulah
gracefully united the parcels. and with
great fortitude and much wit and hui
NOR recited extracts from the various
effusions enclosed.
A beautifully appointed luncheon
was served at the home of Mrs. ].
o. Phelps. The table decorations were
tulips and ferns. The table Of honor
reserved for the bride-to-be with her
youthful friends. was especially beau.
tiful. The center piece was a wicker
basket n in it nestled pretty ferns
with tulips of assorted colors. A large
boquet of pink and white sw%eetpeas
tied with ribbon decorated the bride
elects chair. The place cards were
adorned With a small cupid in pink
and white. holding a tiny case with
a ring.
The next course in progression was
at the Evans residence. where the
rooms presented a bright and pretty
appearance from the abundance OF
beautiful red roses. which were also
a tribute to Mrs. Marsh. it being her
ffty-fourth wedding anniversary. a
dainty salad was passed around.
A final cours of delicious crushed
Strawberries with ice cream and cake
was served at the Titus home.
The guest list included a company
of thirty. The outside visitors were
Mesdames John Miller of Grafton ano
McGaw of Ardoch.
Madame North Complimented.
Madame Dorothea North of Chica'
go. who will appear in recital in thi:
city Monday evening, at the Metho'
dist church, is a relative of Mrs. Sa'
die Routzahn of Grand Forks. Mad
anne North has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. A. c. Routzahn in Grea'
i ais. MOuI., anu Nnlle There was lls
honor guests at several very handsome
social affairs.
Madame North appeared in a sont
recital in Great Falls Monday even
ing and the Great Falls Tribune pas,
her the following tribute:
THE appearance at the Grand op
era house last evening Of Nine. Doro,
thea North in song recital as the clos
ing number Of the Civic cubs cours,
for the current season proved to b,
one of the happiest events of the sea
son in the city and the very large AL
dience hat heard this artist wen
ing number Of the Civic clubs cours'
conducted by the club there had beer
nothing better than the last. Nine
North's singing scored for her a com
plete triumph and her audience go
much delight from the announce
ment before the close Of the perform
ance that they would have anothe,
opportunity to hear her before sh,
goes from the city. She will sing a
the Elks' hall on Sunday afternoon.
Not only did Nine. North's art a
a soloist charm her audience but he
gracious liberality in the extent Of he
program was a very pleasing featur,
of the program. She responded gener
ously to the encores, and with eacl
succeeding appearance she increase,