Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-08


the women Of the city by Mrs. A. G..
Leonard, an active interest has been
aroused IN the making of the costumes
Tor the characters in the pageant,
Shakespeare, the Craftsman" which
ls to be presented by the Sock and
buskin society at the Bankside the
alter at the university during COM
mencement week. Rehearsals for the
pageant will begin next week.
The gown that~is to be worn by
queen Elizabeth will be secured from
the Louis kopf Costume company of
Minneapolis, and it will be the most
masnlncent gown that has ever been
worn IN this city at any home talent
production. The gowns worn at the
production of the play. Much Ado
ABOUT Nothing" were secured from
the kopf company
The costumes Of the other cfarac-
ters Will also be very elaborate and
they Will be formed Of the most vivid
SHADES, several very interesting color
scnemes being worked out by the
committees who are in charge of the
designing A local tailor has become
so interested IN the matters that he
mas onered his services in cutting the
Patterns Tor several Of the suits to be
worn oy the men who are to take
children will also appear in the
pageant and they will all be gowned
as children were in the Elizabethan
period in England.
Most of the girls, who are to take
parts IN the performance will make
thelr own costumes. and the domestic
science department at the university
mas agreed to have the girls give one
week 10 the making E Of the costumes
Announcement has been made Of
the approaching marriage Of Miss
Dorothea Elise Hines and Paul Kun
Ter Bonebrake, both of this city. The
wedding will be an event Of June.
MISS Hines has spent the greater part
OF her life in this city. and she at
1ended Ia,o,e school at Hosmer Hall, st.
LOU LOUIS. Mo: MIR: Bonebrake is con-
nected with the j. NJ. Bennett Jewelry
company Of Minneapolis. The young
people will continue to make their
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pasett sol
cottonwood street, have chosen the
name Of Elizabeth Helen for the little
daughter who arrived at their home
on Friday May 5.
The W. s. F. club will be enter
tanned tomorrow afternoon at the
nome of Mrs. B. D. Tuttle, 500 North
Third street. The afternoon will be
passed at cards and after the games
the hostess will serve light refresh
ments.
Miss Ethel e. Halcrow, of the ex-
preston department of Wesley con-
servatory. will go to Fargo tomorrow
noon where she will witness the play,
Much Ado About Nothing" which
Is to be presented by the Edwin Booth
club of the agricultural college. Miss
Halcrow will be the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. B: H. Wylie. who is acting
president of the W. c. T. u. during
the absence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Pres
ton Anderson.
Mrs. ]. D. Gronna of Lakota, who
has spent the past six months in
Washington. D. c., as the guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John A.
stutz and with Mr. Gronna's parents.
Senator and Mrs. A. j. Gronna, hss
returned to her home.
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The following clipping from the
North Dakota Workmen for May. will
be OF interest to the members of the
Workman and Degree of Honor or
ders throughout this state:
Miss Anna Mechtersheiner, for
n
Supreme Recorder Sackett's office.
will remove to Fargo and occupy the
same position in the office Of the new
Supreme Recorder F.. j. Moore Miss
Anna is known to the members Of the
order who attended the supreme
lodge session at Wheeling year ago.
and the announcement that she is to
continue in the position of chief clerk
will be pleasing to all grand lodge Of
f1cers.
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Mrs. Harry Burton. 321 South
Third street. and her daughter, Mrs
r. A. Wolfe Of Minneapolis. who is
her guest. will go to Mentor Mimi.
next week where they will arrange
for the opening Of the Burton cottages
for the season.
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The annual social meeting of the
Entire Nous club was held this after
noon at the home. of Mrs. O. B. Burt
ness. 1109 Belmont avenue and the
members of the social committee Mrs.
Burtness, Mrs. W. c. Stebbins and
Mrs. Frank Griffin were the hostesses
Old fashioned games and pastimes
were provided for the afternoons EN-