Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

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: Mrs. Peter Beatt. daughter Lucy.
day In Marvel with Mrs. Beatt's sis
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Mrs. P. ]. Hughes and daughter
Dolly and son Sylvester. came down
o Mimic yesterday In their touring
car. They spent the day with Miss
lda Foy and other friends, returning
home last evening. !
Social activities in all the sororities
OF the University of Minnesota have
been suspended by order of the PAN
Hellenic council. because of the death
OF Miss Katherine Bright in the auto
mobile accident Saturday night. Miss
Bright was a prominent member Of
pha Theta. and was president of the
council last year. The formal rushing
parties will be postponed in all sorori-
ties until November 70. =,
The younger employed girls of the
rooms Of the 7. Nj. c. A. and organic
ed and elected the following officers:
President-Mrs. Mabel Cooley.
Vice Preeident-Miss Belle Martin.
Secretary-Miss Grace Murray.
Treasurer-Miss Lillian Strehbis.
Chairman Social and Program Com
mittee-Miss Agnes Tannehill.
The meeting was very successful
ings each month. A social session
was enjoyed at the close of the bust
ness meeting and refreshments of. hot
cocoa and cakes were served.
The Haydn string quartette will fur
nish a group of two numbers for the
co~nvocatton tomorrow morning at the
university. The auartette Is composed
of J. A. Buckholtz Of Wesley college
conservatory, first violin: w. W. Nor
ton. director Of music at the univer-
eity. second violin; Harry s. Moore,
viola, Alfred Howe. cello.
The Summer Wind ..... Mcdowell
Children's Evening PRAYER. Boyer
Prof. Frederick H. Koch will be
the convocatton speaker. his subject
those who have heard Professor Koch
talk on Shakespeare on other occa-
sions know what a treat is in store
for them.
Sims and Miss Nettie N. Reid were
united in marriage in the town OF
Inkster. Dakota territory. and lived
there for twenty years. They came
to Grand Forks five years ago and
have resided here eve since. Mr.,
and Mrs. Sims have made many warm
friends in Grand Forks and in the
county where they have lived for q
quarter Of a century and tonight q &
Sims home on North Sixth street, tc
thirty guests. :
The father Of H. w. Sims is here
from Cresco. Iowa, and will be the
honored guest at the feast.
There will be a number of other
out-of-town friends and after the dis.
posal of the sumptuous repast+ pro.
gram has been arranged for tho even,
ing's entertainment:
Reading-Dr. s. P. johnson.
instrumental Solo-Mrs. Clarence
Reiton.
Accompanist-Miss Ruby Reiton.
Tomorrow afternoon 1 a. o,c,oe.
the Junior pupils Of wesley censerva'
tory will give q recital. aud the fol.
lowing. program has been arranged
Friends cordially invited to attend q
the city studio over stones must.
store:
The village Chimes $500. .vtrsi
va. Rolf Essers.
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IAo NilALlSo Vlf&l
Ruth Montgomery.
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L. Howard Hand.
h Village Dance. 800. Penningtor
s4. Elsie McHaMe.
n Chimes .Virki.
- Esther Bathgate.
Finn Dance ....... ..... aienl
- Lloyd Friedman.
The Morning Song 10000. .Deveauz
Helen Webster.
The Butterfly Dance Lego
Edna Haverland.
AA@sSA vlr4l
Ruby Moen.
c1lTtdtlon lance
49, Catherine Armstrong.
Polka Caprice .......... .Krogmau
Sadie Fisher.
Dance OF tho Gnomes ,Bohn
Blanche Turner.
In the Swing .Wachs
Lavina Gupderson.