Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Jack, 724 North
Fourth street. have az their guest
for two weeks, Henry Trowbridge of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Trowbridge makes
his home at the Old Soldiers home
In Minneapolis and is an old friend
OF tho Jack family.
Rehearsal. are : = being + held each
evening In the Knights Of Columbus
hall for the extravaganza, ''The Court
Of King Cole" which 10 to be given on
Thursday evening. May 26 in the city
auditorium under tho auspices Of the
Ladies' Altar society Of St. Michaefs
church. The play. viii be different
from any thing that has ever been
presented BY homo talent in the city,
and the leading parts have been taken
much ability in this line. All Of the
songs Of the play have been localized
and many hits have been worked out.
A basket picnic was held in. Lincoln
park last evening by the students Of
the model high school and tho funds
raised were used to help defray the
cost of the annual, which the senior
class Of last year published. The
party went to the park about 3 o'clock
and spent few hours in games and
other amusements and at luncheon
time. they auctioned of the baskets
and. then gathered around large
campfire to eat their supper. After
the repast, marshm4llow and weinie
roast was enjoyed and the young peo-
pie returned to the city about 8
o'clock
The tenth annual May fete. given
by the girls Of tho university who
have taken physical training during
the school year, will take place on
the university campus this evening.
The procession will start from Wood
worth hall at $3.50 o'clock and will 90
president will present the Queen of
the May. Miss lone Beardsley, with
her wand. The senior girls viii be
waiting for the procession at the
presidents house, and after the wand
has been presented. Miss Agnes Moe,
a member Of the senior class. will
lead in singing the college song: Al
go to the green, north Of the main
building. where the dances will be
given. Old English dances and dances
taken from Shakespeare's plays will
feature the evening and nearly 900
young women will take part in them.
Special dances will be the Minuet and
Floralma, which were court dances
A Shepherd and shepherdess dance,
taken from the play, "A Winters
Tale" and q number Of Morris dances,
which are mentioned in number Of
Shakespeare plays.
Miss Cordelia Hulburd, head OF the
plano department OF Wesley conser-
vatory has returned to the city and
resumed her work at the conserva-
tory. Miss Hulburd was called to her
homo at Morris. Mimi, several weeks
ago by the illness and death Of her
father. DR.. H. l. Hulburd Of Morris.
Miss Elizabeth Panovitz. 61s Wal
nut street, returned this morning
spent the past two weeks as the: guest
Of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Weston Kent-Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Hixon@ (Jose-
phine Murray ofFargo) will leave to-
morrow for Fargo whore they will
visit for a few days at the home Of
Calumet. Mieh.s viisres mere 1 thsy W xih make
their home. ."
Attorney Henry o'Keefe left thS
city last evening for Chicago. where
ON Wednesday morning. May "a, he
will wed Miss Frances Beatrice Kerih,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. KERN
Of that city. Mr.. O'Keefe will bring
his bride to Grand Forks to reside
and they will be at home to, their
friends in the Stratford block after
June i. ~. (
Miss May Eidem and Peter Han
son. both Of Northwood, were united
in marriage yesterday afternoon at
the home of Rev. David Stoeve, 314
Chestnut street. The bridal gown
was Of white crepe meteor and the
bouquet was Of bridal roses. Miss
Stacy Eidem was her sisters attend
ant. The groom was attended by hts
brother. Henry Hanson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson left last evening for
Northwood where they will make