Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-25

1ne court OF KING Cole, a mu-
sical extravaganza, will be presented
under the auspices Of st. Michaers
pro- cathedral. Ono hundred and nifty
young people Of the city. under the
direction Of Mrs. Harriet Purdy
Smith of Chicago, will take part.
John Frame will play tho leading
role, that Of King Cole, and he will
be assisted by Stanley Cadwsll and
The chorus will be made. up of Indian
maids and chieftains. Gretchens. and
all OF the characters familiar to.Moth-
er Goose. .'St
The 6hakespearean idea Will be
the annual junior-senior" dinner.
which will be served at the commons
at the university this evening. Covers
will be laid for; 100 guests Quota
tions from Shakespeare will be used
for the toast program and Paul
Shorb will be toastmaster.
Il am not witty In myself but the
cause OF wit in other men," Henry
the Tourth-Paul Shorb.
Much Ado About Nothing" I
was not born under a rhyminE planet
Cowan.
''All's Well That Ends well.". Every
night he comes with music Of all
sorts.-Cuyler Anderson.
Tho Tanning Of the shrsw." Do
as adversaries do in law-strive
nightly but eat and drink as friends
'As You Like It. This wide and
universal theater presents more woe
full pageants than the scene wherein
we play-Dean Joseph Kennedy. rs.
The class songs will be sung dur
ing the courses and the Alma Mater
will be sung at the close of tho ban
quet.
Miss Dorothea Hines. a bride OF
next month, Mrs. Roscoe spalding
(Helen Tharaldscn). Mrs. W. r. Hix-
on Josephine Murray and Mrs. w.
c. Wright Of Devils Lake wore honor
guests at porch bridge party given
this afternoon by Miss Florence
sprisgs at her homo, 500 North Fifth
hidden and prizes were awarded to
the holders Of the high scores. The
hostess was assisted in serving lunch
con by her mother, Mrs. Robert
Spriggs, Dr. Mae Sanders and her sis
ter, Miss Cora spriggs.
Mrs. John E. Winter. 1900 Univer-
sity avenue, entertained company
of university girls at an informal tea
party at her home from until 6
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Rich
mond roses were used for the room
and table decorations and covers
were laid for Misses Elaine Baldwin,
Polly Sheets. Marion Hoover, Marion
Grover, Dorothy Hutcheson and Mar
guerite O'Connor.
Mrs. Q. A. Olson Of Niagara reach
ed the city yesterday and will spend
a few days here as the guest Of her
daughter. Miss Llah Olson who at
tends school here.
Plans for tho annual auto ride to
meeting Of the Y. W. G. A. Business
Girls club. The date will be announo-
ed later.
Mrs. william sprisss and daughter,
Miss Irene Cross, Of the epriSgs block
will entertain a company Of young Ia
dies at their holpS tomorrow evan
ing. complimen!AIy to Miss Dorothea
Miss Florence Sprigss, 800 North
Fifth street. w1lisshaxe ~ haTa Rnests
for the week end, Misses Hazel Rtlsy,,
Helen Stubbs and Gladys Tricfier 2of
Fargo. %,.. %a 81 ss 81.
1AC lllOIuOc[ lac SAC&kClS SHup-
ter No. IL, o. +E. g. met at the hons
Of Mrs. M. A. Blair, al8 Bouth Fourth
street. this afternoon and worked on
the costumes for the pageant.
4 Il & .eeais
Mrs. Oscar Stearns and Mrs. Fred
Boese were tho winners of the high
score prizes at the meeting Of the
Wednesday Afternoon Whist club Al
the home of Mrs. Andrew johnson,
1917 University avenue. s.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mitchell and
little daughter. who have been guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Westlund. 1905 University avenue,
will return to their home at Ford
Vile tomorrow morning.
4 II Il
Mrs. Cassie Flnnigan and Mrs. John
Warfel Of Crookston were the winners
Of the prizes at yesterdays card par.
ty. given at the home Of Mrs. j. H
Grin1n. 416 Cheyenne avenue.
4 Il 4
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Ala society Of the Zion Lutheran
church was held in the church parlort
this afternoon. Mrs. II. A. F1adland
Mrs. E. A. Fladland and Mrs. L. o
Lund were tho hostesses.