Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-01

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among the out-of-town guests at the
PM Delta Theta party last evening
and was the guest Of Miss Jean Len.
entine during her visit in the city.
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Miss Dorotkea Hines and Paul
bonebrake. whose wedding takes
place this month, will be honor guests
ct dinner to be given at o'clock
Friday evening by Prof. and Mrs.
Howard E. Simpson, brother in law
and sister Of ME-. Bonebrake, at their
home, 1O7 Belmont avenue,
Mrs. j. r. Holton. $40 South Fifth
street. entertained IL of the teachers
OF the Belmont school at dinner at
ner nome last evening. The guests
we're seated at small tables, which
were centered with vases Of lilies of
the valley and bleeding hearts. Fol-
lowing the repast. cards were the
pleasure Of the evening. Mrs. Holton
ter, Miss Cecil Holton. Miss Mayme
Westacptt and Miss Doris Payne.
The 7. p. B. Of the university will
sive q dinner at the commons at 6
O'Clock tomorrow evening compli-
mentary to Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson. state president Of the w. c.
=. w., who will come to the city to be
the convocation speaker at the uni
versity on Saturday morning. Covers
will be laid for so.
The Parent-Teachers' association of
the Belmont school met this after
noon In the assembly room of the
school. Rev. H. B. Thorgrimsen sang
solo. c. G. Carpenter, physical
trainer at the Y. M. c. A., gave an ad-
dress on Physical Training of the
Boy" Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart sang a
SOLO ana Miss Esther Pike of the uni
versity gave an address on Physical
Training of the Girl" The exhibit of
the work Of the pupils Of the school
Will be held at this meeting.
The colors Of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity. azure and argent. were
used In the decoration Of the frater-
nity house last evening, when the
their lady friends at their annual din
ner-dance. The colors were arranged
In a criss-cross fashion about the
walls and ceiling Of the room, and
under canopy of the colors was ar
ranged q cosy corner, made attractive
with pillows and rugs. The orchestra
was seated in q pavilion in the center
Of the room. banked with palms. The
dances were also hidden in the pavil-
lion.
The grand march began at Z o'clock
and was led by Miss Else Rohde and
Tudor Owen. Dancing was enjoyed
until $3.50 o'clock, when the party re-
paired to the fraternity home on the
campus, where dinner was served. The
was arranged in vases about the
room and centered the small tables
where the guests were seated.
Following the repast general dane
ing was enjoyed until 1880. A show
er of serpentine confetti let down
from trap overhead during the last
dance was one Of the special features
of the evening.
The dance programs were black
celluloid booklets covered with black
six. adorned with the Phi Delta Theta
monogram cut out in gold and inlaid
with mother Of pearl. They contained
the names Of the patrons and patron
esses and the. program of dances as
follows:
Grand March.
one step-come Back Dixie.
Waltz-The Song Of Songs.
Two Step-Hungarian Rag.
Waltz-Millicent.
Fox xTrot-Ballin-Jack
One Step-Melody Maids.
Waltz-Estelita.
One Step-My Mothers Rosary.
One Step-Circus Day in Dixie.
Waltz-Moonlight in Mayo.
One step-Loading Up the Mandy
Waltz-Mighty LAX Rose.
. Two S;.,,,s ,sstepSAlonE the Rocky Road
Waltzm1rish Medley.
Fox Trot-Mernphis Blues.
Waltz-Memories.
waltz-Daughter of Mother Ma.
chree.
One step-America, 1 Love You,
waltz-Missouri.
One Step-When Leave the World
Behind.
Those who enjoyed the pleasure
were:
Misses Louise Duggan, Helen Hayes
Eva Murphy, Mary Barnes, Ruth
Templeton, Stella O'Connor Of st.
Thomas. Echo Turner. Merle Ruther-
ford. Gertrude Healy. Justine Grom-
ae1a,th 1sch Of GSa1sselton. S1s Ella Neytn. Maud
Lois Tombs. Marie Hall. Maude
Woods. Reba Rawson, Genevieve Bur-
rell, Genevieve O'Keefe, Madge Arm
old. Gorjean Lenentine, Florence CAL
lup. Florence Nugent, Grace O'Gor-
man, Helen Tombs, Florence Fried.
kathleen Cowan, Laverne Carlisle,
Eye, EXa Rorke Of Lakota, Else Rohde,
Elsie Brown, Hortense Monroe. Edith
Crosse Of Fargo. Agnes o'Connor,
Margaret Mudgett, Ella johnson of
Warwick. Marion Grover, Margaret
Sheets. Dorothy Hutchinson, Grace
Schwank, Margarite O'Connor, Mil
dred Mcintosh. Bernice Church,
Elaine Baldwin, Margaret Glasgow,
A1tNo Af{lA~aH py,t>
Elizabeth Kelly.
Messrs. H. L. Roquette Of Dickin-
son. Frederick J. Brockoff Of Chicago,
Earl ]. McFadden Of Cavalier, Philip
r. Bangs, William Greenleaf. George
O'Connor OF st. Thomas, Ansel Wine
man, Herman Kneupfer, Paul Shorb,
Herbert Miles. Max Taubert. Almer
skretting. Bryan Clark. George Fin
carson. Herbert Miller. Robert Lowe,
Albert e. Sheets. Crosby Richards,
Vernon McCutchan. Lloyd Dale, wes-
ley Johnston. Melvin Johnson, D. Ray
Green. Harold King. Leonard Cobb,
Vernon Sprague. Louis G. Tellner,
Walter Nelson. Mack v. Traynor, Tu-
dor Owen, Henry G. Owen. Horace g.
Webster. Charles Loughlin, Hassel
Haivorson. Henry cottam. Louis
Edward McDermott, Samuel Chad.
wick, Russell Wallace, Neil Duncan.
John Rasmussen, Clifford Mcintosh,
Lloyd Walstrom, Clarence O'Connor,
Arnold Forbes. Howard DeLong, Her
bert F. Horner Of Fargo. DR.. W. J..
Hewitt.
This year thsre is a general feeling
Of welcome for every new month as
It comes.
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