The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-06

banquet q Success. ~ .44
The annual banquet and dance
which. was given last evening by the
members Of the Grand Forks high
school alumni association, was a de-
cided success and proved one of the
n association. The banquet was
served at 6:45 o'clock in the knights
of Columbus dining room, which was
made. attractive with the association
colors of blue and gold. The menu
was prepared and served by the girls
of the domestic science department
of the Central high school, under the
supervision of Miss Mary Sutherland
and Miss. Florence Opsahl, the in
structors. The following girls served:
Misses Fee. Ruth Owen. Gladys Dun
lap. Marion Williams, Muriel o'Keefe,
Lillian Valley, Alice Bulge. Esther
Western, Alice Hale. Dorothy Wells.
v Westeen, Hazel Dinnie. Maud
Griffith. Helen Routzahn, Isabel
Franklin and Helen Kneupfer, The
menu was as follows: (
Salpicon of Fruit Waters
Huntington Chicken
Persillade Potatoes
Parker House Rolls Cardinal Punch
Asparagus Salad Cheese Straws
Peanut Macaroon Ice Cream Cakes
W~intergreen Waters
DENT Tasse
An interesting program Of toasts
was given and Miss Edna .Twamley
presided as tcastmistress. NJ. Nor
mar spoke on behalf of the school
board. The guests included the mem
hers Of the association. the faculty and
members Of the school board.
The program Of .toasts was as fol-
lows: ~ iat7i
We!come--Arnold T.. Berg. .07.-
Resronse~--Miss Gertrude. Healy,
Alumni Loyalty--Jacob Hofto, ,os.
An Alumnus for q Year-Else
Rohde. ,12.s s. 4. : Z
To the Observation-Disclosures J.
Nelson Kelly.
The officers Of the. association are
as follows: -
President-Arnold +. BERG
Vice President-Miss He1en' Taylor.
Secretary and Treasure1-Oryal,Mc-
Hattie.
The members Of the executive COM
mittee in charge Of the arrangements
Were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Gladys
Mayer, Ethel kaufman, Nellie Nc
Mullen, Selma Hassell, John, Moore;
Lester. Smith and Orva1 McfIaffie.
Following the service Of the BAN
quet the Guests repaired TO the hall,
where the dance, was beld.s aExcellept
music was rendered by Halls orches-
ira and dancing continued until G12
o'clock. wa.
The guest list included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. Grinith,' Mr..
nd~Mrs.s A. s. Burrows, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 8.
Lowell. Mr.. and Mrs. stebbins.
Messrs. F. F. Burchard. Chauncey
Black, Vernon Freeman, Roland Read.
Kenneth Wells, George Engstrom.
Anton ,Gilby. NJ. Norman, Jacob Hofto.
Walter Schlosser, Michael Tellefson,
Garrison. John Moore. Roy Gilby,
M ! Wsn! Molm er,, Ernest na merk o:r Her-
Kemper Nomland. Jacob. z. x. Read,
a. Walsh, Walter Hawkins. Lester
Smith, J.. Nelson Kelly, p. H. Lehman.
Ernest Bulge, Jay Rattep. Arnold
Berg. George Perrott, Dan MCGOWAN,
William Huck. Wallace Patterson,
Donovan Payne, Francis Templeton,
Tudor Owen.
Misses Helen Davies, Lena Rowe,
Putnam, Ryan, Gertrude Healy, Elsie
Rohde. Jessie Grassick, Alice Hunter,
Gladys Mayer, Elsie Wolff Clara
Gallup. Mabel Brenden. Elizabeth
Burr. Edna Twamley. Jessie Bulge.
Beatrice tombstone, Gertrude Skinner.
Jennie, Woods. Eva Poupore. Tenner.
Anne PoupOre, Tenas Gettys, Lila Bur-
CESS, Genevieve O'Keefe, Grace Car
roll, Louise Duggan. Selma Hassell,
Myrtle White, McCumber, Struble.
Whitman, Graber. Jessie Anderson,
Alice WEIGH, Throne Bake.
Mesdames f. F. Fletcher. Jackson,
Fred Parsons.