Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-26
Items of Interest

Pink and green. the colors OF the
North Dakota university. We're USED
in the decorations of the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Morgan of
Vernon avenue this afternoon when
Miss Isabelle Morgan entertained the
girls of the senior class complimentary
to Miss Esther Cole. one Of the class,
who will become the bride of H.. ].
Minar. Jr., of Minneapolis. in the early
autumn.
The hours were passed in an infor-
NAL manner. Just before refresh
ments were served, Miss Genevieve
Rogers entered the living o draw
ing a small wagon filled with parcels.
which she presented to the bride-elect.
The opening of these packages. which
contained many articles which the
bride will use in her new home, was
among the features of the entertain
ment. The same colors were carried
out in the luncheon appointments.
Mrs. Morgan was assisted in serving
by Misses Anna and Ethel Cole and
Beatrice Morgan. A company Of 20
young women enjoyed the occasion.
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On Saturday afternoon. June 2, the
young women of the senior class OF
the university will be the honor guests
at a reception to be given in the
Women's League rooms at the univer-
sity. by the members Of the Associa-
ton of Collegiate Alumnae. A short
musical program will be given and
light refreshments will be served.
Miss Hazel Glass, I'LL University
avenue, will entertain at a dancing
party at her home this evening COM
plimentary to Miss Nell Murphy. who
will leave the first Of the week to take
up her work with the No-Vary Pro-
ducts company at their Minneapolis
office. Last evening Mrs. Lawrence
Kennedy, 14O8 University venue, en-
tertained a company Of young women
at her home complimentary to Miss
Murphy.
On Tuesday evening, Miss Elizabeth
Booker, a pupil Of Prof. j. A. Buch-
holx Of the violin department of Wes-
ley conservatory, will give her senior
violin recital at Corwin hall. Miss
Booker will be assisted by Miss Han
nah Rose. soprano. and Miss Lilah
Sannes. accompanied. The program
for the recital will be announced
later.
The comfort bag committee of the
local Red Cross chapter were hos
tesses this afternoon when they held
a strawberry festival in the McGrath
building on North Third street. Home
made cake, ices and the berries were
served during the afternoon, and the
proceeds will be used to buy material
for the making and filling Of these
bags, which are to be sent to the SOL
diers.
Forty members Of the Girls Glee
club of the high school enjoyed a pic
mic breakfast at $50 o'clock this
morning at Riverside Park. The young
were chaperoned by Miss
Blanche Leigh. director of the club.
After breakfast was served, some time
was spent in games and the party re-
turned to the city about 10 o'clock.
From $3.50 Until 1880 o'clock last
evening. the members of the Psi One
ga Psi sorority were hostesses to their
gentlemen friends at their first annual
formal spring party.
Preceding the dancing. dinner vas
served at the First Presbyterian
church and covers were laid for AZ.
The sorority colors, old rose and grey,
were used in the appointments of the
table, and vases Of pink roses were
used as the centerpiece. Novel place
the names OF the guests and the soro-
ity in silver lettering. The repast was
served at $3.50 o'clock.
At 8 o'clock the company went to
the Guild hall. where dancing was n
joyed until 1880 o'clock. The same
colors, old rose and grey, were used
in the decorations of the hall, and
f%estoons Of the coIors. with branches
Of plum and apple blossoms and wild
roses were used to make the room
more attractive. Vases Of these bios
SONS were also placed in the windows.
The national colors and large flags
were used for the adornment of the
stage, where the orchestra was seated
while they played a program Of IS
numbers.
The evenings pleasure was opened
with h grand march led by Miss
Almira Jewett and DR.. Fl. B. Whal-
ing. Special dances of the evening
were the Moonlight" in which the
spotlight was thrown on the insignia
Of the sorority. showing the red,
white and blue. and the FREELY dance,
during which lighted sparklers We're
carried.
The young people were chaperoned
by President and Mrs. F. L.. Mcvey,
Prof. and Mrs. A. j. Becker, Miss AL