Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-08
Items of Interest

The pupils Of the junior depart
ment of Wesley conservatory will give
the following program in the down
town studio tomorrow afternoon al
1880 o'clock:
Jumping the Rope. ............ Wright
Margaret Enyeart.
Aiplne song .......... DuCeAs
Song of the Sea Shell. $500. Krogman
Elizabeth Witherstine.
Among the Flowers. .......... Ortle
Camilla Redick.
The Daisies s............... Fontaine
Myrtle Peterson.
Romance Appassionate. ....... Virgil
| Elsie McHaffie.
Clara Nygaard.
A Little Mazurka ............. Orth
Helen Anderson.
Dawn of Springtime. ......... Lange
| Blanche Turner.
Gerald sande.
Lilliputian Parade March. .Ducelle
Beatrice Mcdonald.
Filtration Dance ............ Brown
Bessie Devins.
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On Saturday evening the members
Of one Of the pottery classes will give
school Of mines building at the uni
versity. The repast will be served at
o'clock and covers will be laid for
the members Of the class and the in
structor. Miss Gable. This class gave
q series Of similar luncheons last
year.
The Parent-Teachers association of
the Wilder school will have the regu-
lar monthly meeting in the auditorium
evening. "simplified Dress for School
Children" will be the subject to be
taken up and Mrs. Pearl Blough, Mrs.
j. Nelson Kelly and DR.. H. H. Healy
will be the speakers. Miss Pearl Ball
will sing group Of songs, and q
program Of readings and selections
will be given on the victrola. A So
cial hour will be enjoyed and re-
meeting.
Miss Ava Graber ana Miss Nellie
McMullen will be hostesses on Fri
day evening when they entertain the
instructors Of the Winship school at
the home Of Miss Graber in Riverside
Park. The evening hours will be
passed in an informal manner. Tho
hostesses will be assisted in serving
luncheon by Miss Marion Graber and
Miss Vera Stinson.
tn. nrst party of a the i Faculty club
Of the university for this year, will
be given in the gymnasium tomorrow
evening. Dancing will be enjoyed
from $3.50 until 1850 o'clock and
frappe and waters will be served dur
ing the evening. Prof. John Adams
Taylor 1s in charge Of the party.
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An informal dancing party will be
given in the ball room Of the Masonic
temple this evening. Dancing will
commence at o'clock and will con-
tinue until -.
Mr.. clar.no. /. Wesley : i Sumner, i.
bride Of few weeks, was honored
this afternoon when an aunt, Mrs.
George F. Wells. entertained large
company of women at an "at home"
between the hours Of and o'clock
this afternoon.
Vases and baskets Of pink tulips
were arranged about the rooms and
color tone Of pink was carried out
in the dining room where refresh
ments , were served. Mrs. Wells was
assisted in receiving her guests by
Mrs. Sawyer Of Minneapolis. Mrs. F.
I. Mcvey. Mrs. Tracy Bangs, Mrs.
Roger Cooley. Mrs. A. A. Eggers, Mrs.
8. B. E. seese. Mrs. c. A. Greenleaf,
and Misses Isabel Hayes Alberta
Taylor, Alma Olson. Olive Mills. Ber-
nice Clark and Edna Mares.
Mrs. Perry johnson. Mrs.. Theodore
Thompson and Mrs. Louis F. Murphy
gave the first of series Of bridge
parties this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. johnson, 1912 Reeves ave-
nue.. Guests for eight tables were
hidden. Mrs. John Sheehy and Miss
Sara Hoiseth assisted the hostesses in
receiving their guests and in serving
refreshments. The women will enter
tain another company at bridge to-
morrow afternoon at Mrs. Johnson's
hom.
Az the committees who are inter-
ested In the reception planned for the
members of the machine gun COM
pany M. are requested to meet in the
small council rooms Of the city hall
at 8 O'Clock Saturday evening. The
Anal arrangements for the return of
meeting.
Mrs. J. A. Anderson. so1 Euclid
avenue. entertained company of
nine little boys and girls compli-
mentary to her son. John. who cele-
orated MS seventh birthday annivers-
ary. The hours were spent in games
and other diversions and tho birth
day supper was served. The largo
birthday cake was the centerpiece for
the table and tiny individual cakes
were placed at each place. Mrs. b,
L. EgermAyer assisted Mrs. Anderson
in serving.
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Guests for eight tables were pres
ent at the card party given yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. H.
Griffin. s15 North Fifth street Grand
nolla was the pastime Of the after
noon. and after the games luncheon
George KoeniS and Mrs. Harry Bur-
ton were hostesses with Mrs Griffin
Th,,r~o Ano:.,