The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-14

One of the most brilliant social
functions In university circles, was the
eleventh annual iu,nor prom, which
was given last cNcnius, in the large
gymnasium. One hundred couples,
including tho patrons and p~atroncsses
were present. AS the guests wcre.as-
sembling Il splendid concert was rem
dcred by Finlcy's seven piece orches-
ira.
The prom was Formally opcuco
with the grand mArch. Which VAS leo,
by William Holmes ana Miss Mcrlle
Ilalvcrson. Those in the receiving line
were President and Mrs. T.. l.. McVcy.
the deans OF the Various colleges aud
their wives, Dean Ella l.. Fulton, Prof.
G. L.. HUT. William Holmes. Howard
Huston, Oscar Frehtc. Lawrence
Thomas. Miss Mertic %1Ialvcrsou. Miss
lnez SSrumgard, Miss Vaughn Miller
and Miss Aletta Jae"5son of Mino,.
The gymnasium MAS handsomely
decorated for the occasion and white
predominated i'm all OF tn. dccora-
tons. with the exception of II l,cunti-
from the center of the hall. The
walls aud ceiling were rirarcd with
white crepe paper aha Il lattice work
of the same material WAS used oh the
windows. A large electric bulb, II,
the enter of the rtsc. shed a bril-
liant light over the rntirc scene. max
ing the decorative eGilcmr most CT
fcctivc. The rose is sin feet square
and was made.Tso that ii can he used
on other occasions. III" special light
ing effects. were vrvN attractive.
White booths wcr" arranged nj
either end of the ltrll. where frappe
and waters were served during the
evening. Dancing MAS enjoyed until
. o'clock and sthettrcsra,ns were Very
elaborate, being 81 white leather. with
"a gold seal or the University ~ North
Dakoa on the c0ser, while tho trlclS
was in the shape "f . dainty card
case. The booklet contained the
names Of the patrons and p~atrnncssns,
the various committees and The pro-
gram of thirty dances.
The success of tho prom is due 10
the efforts of the, committees Who
worked untiringlS: 10 make tho affair
credit is due to t1c business manager
Howard Husteie@puI nour manager,
William Holnesssss
nanceSP Program.
The list of dances follows:
/. Girl of the Orient.
>. Sunshine and Roses,
). Girl in the Hear of MARYLAND.
4. l Never Met. !; Girl Before Like
You.
-. fioW AlOnS IIN"f tennessee.
6. Killarney My Home Der the Sea.
{. Good Night. NurS".
s. In the C+loaminS Moonliehp.
.. Apple Blossuii Time i'm Nor
mandy.
10. Believe Me of Nh Those En-
dearins Young Cloar1n~.
II. Under the S'anrr Moon.
II. When ] Waitz With You.
Is. ISl Ia Bible.
Il ~ vNt,t's lJrr- %,,,,1 Van,
IL. What Do You Mean You Lost
Your Dog.
Is. Dear Old Girj.
II. Tickle the Iv";jcs.
is. Three Graccs,
10. Sailing Down the chesapeake
Bay.
80. III! tho sa,,1s of the Desert
Grow Cold.
81. Whistling jim.
80. When l Drcam of Old Erin.
81. Where Die: You Get That Girl"
"a. Sympathy.
IS. Goodbye Everybody.
:Tt2atras.
, /. 700 Much ttLstard.
, .. Sweet Memories.
$ 3. Finley's Special.
l.. Isle D'Amour.
5. Somebody's Coming to GU,
House.
Prom Committees.
The followina is the list of commit
tees:
.Arrangcments- - Myrtle ~ilalv"rson
: chairman, William Holmes, Howard
Huston.
Decorations -- Esther Ualsrrn
| chairman, GladNs Shand. lIazcl lA,i'i
!. John Moses. Stella Eoto, Hnrtcns'
Moore. Hugh Putnam. CLYDE Conner
, John. Moore. chester Warner. Ma,
] Tauberf, Catherine Lien and Mamie