Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-05
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

The Junior students at Wesley col
iege conservatory Of music gave an
interesting recital this afternoon, in
the city studios. A good program was
program were Thelma Rystad, Mil
dred Augustine, Esther Bathgate,
Kathryn Clifford, Ruth Riehoff, Dom
aid; Watt. Ruby Mckenzie, Laverne
Galbreath, Laura Nuss, Elsa Bendeke,
Nina Larson, Ina Lodmell, Marion
Ferguson Mae Fogel.
The French and German classes at
the Grand Forks high school will pre-
sent two very clever comedies next
Friday evening. The entertainment
will take place in the high school au-
dttortum at o'clock and q small ad
mission fee will be charged. The idea
is a new one. being the first time that
the students have attempted to give a
play IN foreign tongue. Miss Laur-
ell Campbell. the instructor, has drill
ed the classes and they have made
excellent progress under her capable
supervision. Those taking part will
wear costumes appropriate for the
various parts and the entertainment
will be one of the best ever xiven
py the local high school. A cordial
invitation Is extended to the public.
The French comedy is entitled, la
Somnubale," and a group of charm
ing young ladies will take part. The
cast follows:
Madame Etienne-Elizabeth Kelly,
Marie. Her Maid-Delphine Nc
Madame D. orbeya,-Anne Mc-
Mahon.
Yvonne-Rose Toussaint.
Alice-Nina Churchill
Adele-Ruth Matthews.
Suzanne-Ruth Carothers.
Henrietta-Lillian McGibbon,
Elmer nuss Leiraten'' is the name
OF the German playlet and the parts
members of the class:
Wilhelm Zorn-Fritz Wolff.
Jacob Zorn-Harold Peterson,
Gertrude, Their Aunt-Marion Dof.
felmyer.
Louise. Her Niece-Anne Briggs.
The German clubs first party,
which was given last evening, in the
dining room Of the Hotel Dacotah was
tne season 1t was in the nature Of a
chrysanthemum party" and the color
scheme was carried out in yellow and
white. The spacious ball room was
unusually attractive for the occasion,
two large baskets Of chrysanthemums
were suspended from the chandelier
and another one was arranged be-
tween the two favor tables. in one cor
ner of the hall. Mrs. James A. Dinnie
nostesses and every detail was care
fully looked after by the ladies, who
received great credit for the success
ful manner In which the pleasure of
the guests was cared for.
The cotillion was led by Hector
Barnes. of Fargo, and many novel
features We're introduced during the
evening. Mrs. E. J. Densmore and
Mrs. Herman Wolff presided over the
gwen out were musical trinkets. tiny
baskets and bon bons for the ladies.
calendars and cigars for the gentle-
men: A splendid program of popular
music was rendered by Rorke's five.
piece orchestra and dancing began
promptly at 3 o'clock.
supper was served at II o'clock
and the long tables which were ar
ranged in the lobby of the hotel were
beautifully decorated. The prevail
ing colors were further carried out
IN the service Of the repast Baskets
OF .chrysanthemums were used on the
tables, tiny nut baskets set in small
yellow flowers were the favors at each
place, and candles with pretty yellow
shades completed the decorative
scheme. The other supper favors
We're baskets of candy for the ladies
and cigars wrapped in yellow paper
for the gentlemen.
The affair was one Of the most ar
tistic ever given in the city and the
members of the club are very much
pleased over the success of their first
party.
The guest list included Messrs. and
Mesdames G. A. Abbott. w. H. Alex
ander. J. d. Bacon. Tracy R. Bangs,
:; p Bacon, Charles N. Barnes. J. R.
Garley. Charles Bartles, A. p. Clifford,
Z. S. Corrigan, r. e. Dickinson, W.
E. Deitz. James A. Dinnie. A. J. Doug
las. l.. L. Eckman, Theodore B. Elton,
G. G. Finch, H. r. Finch. G.. ". Fisher,
Harry Gavere, G. o. Hagen, J. w.
Hawkins. Perry S. johnson, &. R.
Jacob, Charles A. King, R. S. Kinnan,
Eugene Lovejoy. G. J. Murphy, A. L.
Netcher, w. v. O'Connor. John W.
0gren' N. G. Olson. J. H. Ruettell,
p. E. Sherman: w. H. Shulze. F. F.
Stokes, Frank A. Taylor, W. r. Van
derhoef, II. w. Whitcomb. George Fl.
man: Mrs. E. J. Densmore, Mrs. Her
man Wolff, Mrs. c.. NJ. Lontz, South
Bend. Ind; Mrs. H. Yoerg, St. Paul;
Misses Vivian Dinnie. Elsie Wolff,
Ruth Whithed. Helen Hamilton, Jean
Porterfield. Temple Irwin; Messrs.
William Burke. ]. Walter Hawkins.
G. Q. Hagen, Alexander Mcdonald, T.
F. O'Connell, J. F.. T. O'Connor, Hec.
tor Barnes of Fargo.
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Announcement-The Misses Ehaust
announce that they have opened an
art needle craft department in Miss
Howe's millinery store, South Third
stroet.-Adv.