Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-02
Items of Interest

items OF interest
Mrs. T. E. Morgan. Vernon avenue
will entertain at dinner tomorrow at
ternoon, complimentary to her neice
Miss Bessie Adams, who is to leave
the latter part Of the week for hel
homo at Pelican Rapids. Mimi. t.
spend the summer. Dinner will be
served at 1880 and covers will be laiG
for Miss Harriet Coger, principal o.
the Winship school, Miss Eleanor
Dougherty. principal of the Roosevelt
school. and Miss Irma Krell and Ids
Gullickson of the Roosevelt school.
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An informal reception val given in
honor Of the young ONE of the
senior class Of the university, in Davis
hall this afternoon by the members OF
the Association Of collegiate Alumnae,
A musical program was given by Mrs
Arthur F. Bratrud, contralto and Mrs
Hugh E. Willis, pianiste. Mrs. Frank
L. McVey told of the work Of the ma.
tional A. c. A. and Dean Ella Fulton
explained to the young women what
It meant to be a member of the A. G.
Preceding the reception, a business
meeting of the association was held
and the york was closed until after
Tie opening of the university in the
fall.
The junior class Of the high school
entertained the members of the senior
class and the faculty at the annual
banquet and dancing party last even
ing. The banquet was served at $3.50
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church by the Ldies' Aid society, and
covers were laid for the members OF
the two classes. the faculty and q
number Of high school students. The
colors Of the class, green and white
were used in the appointments of the
banquet.
Richard L. Baughman, president OF
the Junior class. acted as POSTMASTER
and a program, arranged along mill
tary lines was given. Responses were
as follows:
Mustered out-Richard L. Baugh.
man.
Close Ranks-Clarence Robbins.
Superior officers - Eta Belle
Knowles.
Pass in Review-Prof. w. c. steb.
bins.
The Furlough-Ruth L. Baughman
The Victors-Ragna Peterson.
salute-Roy Schuyler.
Old Glory-George Gets.
Dinner favors were green booklets
containing the menu and dance pro-
grams.
Following the banquet, the com.
pany went to the city auditorium,
where dancing was enjoyed until !
o'clock: Here the national colors and
nags were used for the decorations
A program Of 20 numbers was giver
and the music was played by a five.
piece orchestra. The members of the
high school faculty acted as patrons
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Miss Estelle Leslie. a pupil Of Miss
Anna c. Monley gave her junior re-
cital last evening in the recital room
Of the studio in the Young block.
Miss Leslie was assisted by Miss Viola
Boese and Miss Gertrude Phalen.
Special mention is to be made of the
first number played by Miss Leslie,
the Sonata in G Sharp Minor by Beet
hoven. The first three movements of
with a skill that was unusual and
which was characteristic Of a senior
rather than a junior recital. Other
numbers of Miss Leslie's that were
deserving of praise were, The But
terfiy," by Grieg and a Mcdowell &C.
lection. I'm Autumn"
The complete program for the We
ming was as follows:
Sonata In G Sharp Minor. Beethoven
First Movement-Adagio Sostenueto.
Second Movement-Allegretto.
Third Movement-Presto Agitato.
Miss Leslie.
bailade ................... Gebhardt
Miss Boese.
II outteriy'' Griee
In Autumn. Mcdowell
Miss Leslie.
.Belleni
Miss Phalen.
The Venetian Love Song .Nevin
Good Night. Miss Leslie
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Miss Catherine Gallagher, Walnut
street. entertained a company Of wom-
en- at her home last evening. compli-
mentary to Miss Marie Rose Mulligan,
Cards formed the diversion.
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Mrs. e. B. stephenson and family,
sos South Fifth street, went to Min
neapolis last evening to spend a few
days with Prof. Stephenson, who is a
member Of the officers training camp
at Fort Smelling. After the VISIT in
Minneapolis. Mrs. Stephenson and
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