Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN soc1zTY

A playlet, folk dances, Christmas
carol composed especially for the oc-
casion. songs and instrumental num-
bers in both solos and duets featured
the annual doll program which was
given this afternoon before a large
audience at the Grand Forks School
Of Music. This program is given an
nually by the junior students at the
conservatory and is followed by a
Christmas tree. The little girls bring
their dolls. dressed in their best, and
there is Christmas fun in plenty for
them.
The program this year was of ex-
ceptional quality and the parents who
came to hear it were quite astonished
at the ability of their children. Miss
Matte Anderson of the harmony class
composed the Christmas carol which
was sung by the children's chorus and
1t was enthusiastically received. The
the dramatic talents of the little folks
and was splendidly done. The folk
dancing given by the classes in dane
ing was extremely pretty and reflected
much credit on the school instructors
The rest of the lengthy program
| was made up Of piano numbers, duets
| and solos, and all were real musical
lESdLo. 1hc CiliiOTcu 1ldu p0SN well
| trtaned for this appearance and the
various instructors have reason to feel
real proud of the results obtained.
Twenty-Five couples enjoyed the
| Christmas tree and informal dance
given last evening by the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity at the. residence
house at the university. The evening
! was made thoroughly delightful for
all and was. the only fraternity tree
| to which the men were privileged to
| bring their ladies. The house was
appropriately decorated for the oc-
casion and dancing continued until IL
O'Clock.
Miss Vivian Dinnie received hand
some guest prize at the party given in
her honor yesterday afternoon by Miss
Elsie Wolff and Mrs. j.. Klein VAN
Alstine received the favor for the
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The monthly meeting of the board
Of directors of the Young Ladies' So
dality of st. Michaers pro-cathedral
| will be held Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock in the church auditorium.
| Business pertaining to the Christmas
season will be taken up and all MEM
bers are urged to be present at the
| appointed hour.
Miss Mabel Collins will be lostes.
this evening when she entertains the
girls OF the bridge club at her home
In Riverside Park. The club num-
bers eight and auction bridge is the
game. Refreshments will be served
at the close.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Floyd Stevens of
Riverside Park accompanied by their
little son, Master James, will leave
Monday morning for Inkster where
they will enjoy the two weeks holiday
vacation as the guests of Mrs Stevens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis Mr..
Stevens Is an instructor at the state
university.
Bud Abrahamson leaves early next
week for 2Plainview, Minn., to enjoy
Christmas dinner with his sister, Miss
Phoebe Abrahamson. who makes her
home with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Smith, in the Minnesota
city. Mr.. Abrahamson will be away
until after New Years.
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MT. and Mrs .,'E. Morgan Of this
city have returned from Cavalier
where they participated early this
week in the twenty-seyenth wedding
I anniversary celebration Of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. G.. Adams. They are old
friends Of the family, and thoroughly
| enjoyed the happy occasion.
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Miss Laura Treichler Of Medford,
Ore, formerly Of Niagara, this county,
is the pleasant guest Of Mrs. Harry Fl.
Tuttle, 705 Chestnut street, expecting
to remain till Monday when she goes
to Minneapolis where she will be the
holiday guest of an aunt.
MISS Treichler arrived in Grand
Forks from Pembina, where she was
guest several days at the w. J..
Mrs. Herbert Treichler, formerly Miss
Pauline Kneeshaw. being there. A
pretty social function in honor OF Miss
Treichler was that Of week AFRO.
when Mrs. Kneesrew and her daugh-
ters entertained at an afternoon party
Miss Treichler shared honors on that
occasion with Miss Elda Harvey, a
Pembina girl, and a bride Of this
month.
The formal election Of officers of
the Maple Leaf lodge of the Rebekahs
Will be held Tuesday evening, the
meeting beginning at 8 o'clock. All
members are urged to attend.
Miss Grace ! Al,en. e + Connected with
the university teaching staff, left last
evening for Winona. MIMI, where she
will spend the Christmas holidays
With her parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund c. Solberx
Of Fairdale, who were married here
Wednesday, will make their home at
Fairdale, where Mr.. Solberg is assis-
tant cashier OF the Farmers' state
bank. Mrs.. Solberg formerly was Miss
Jennie Sophia Arneson. ana is the
daughter OF q prominent farmer resid. .
Ing near Fairdale.
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Miss Irene Farup Of Park River
who teaches German in the FarEo
high school this year, was in Grand
Forks this morning en- route to her
home to spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents.
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Miss Nora Walsted returned last ev-
ening from Park River, where she is
teaching this year. to spend her hol-
tday vacation at her home here.
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Candies. They are excellent. For
sale at all candy stores-Adv.