Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-01
Items of Interest

From $3.50 until 1880 o'clock to-
morrow evening, a lilac supper will be
served at the Y. w. C. A., and those
who desire to have tables reserved arc
to notify Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie
before tomorrow noon. In order to
care for all who attend, tables will
be arranged in the cafeteria and gym
nasium. Vases of the flowers will be
used for the table decorations and
clusters Of blossoms will be given as
souvenirs.
Miss Lilah Heapy, who is to be
away from the city for the summer,
was the honor guest at the social CIV
en- in h parlors of the First Bap-
fist church this afternoon by the Phil
athea class.
Miss Gladys Whitman and Mrs.
Stella Imeson, brides of the month,
We're honored last evening by the
First Methodist church at a gathering
in the Y. VIC. A. rooms. The guests
were presented with silver souvenir
spoons. i.
The girls Of Miss Louise Neate's
Sunday school class of st. Paul's
church had a picnic supper followed
ny IHdrSulldllOW roast last evening
at Lincoln park.
Miss Hannah Stat. a pupil of Miss
Cordelia Hulburd of Wesley conserva-
tory. wiz give her Junior %pianoforte
recital OH Monday evening at Corwin
hall.
Mrs. S. H. Ashley, 5o4 Belmont ave-
nue., e%ntertains a company of women
at her home this afternoon at an in
formal tea complimentary to her
guest, Mrs. Alfred E. Logan. Of Cal
gary, a former resident Of this city.
Mrs. Logan will go to Erskine. Mimi,
to spend the summer with her moth
err Mrs. j. H. Hiler.
The members of the photography
class of Prof. H. E. Simpson of the
university went to Devils Lake this
morning to spend the weekend at
the biological station.
Miss Estelle Deichert, a pupi, Of
Mrs. j. A. Buchholz of the Junior de-
partment of Wesley conservatory
gave a recital last evening in Corwir
hall which was attended by an ap.
preciative audience. Miss Deichert
Is one OF the advanced pupils of Mrs
Buchholz and she played the various
numbers Of her program with an un.
uCAoSoAANAAA6 ShoS 6oSo pAOAihAoo VI OIL
interesting career should she choose
to take up the future study Of music
Miss Estelle Leslie. a pupil Of the
voice department of the school, as
sisted Miss Deichert. She gave hel
numbers in q pleasing ann and
they were we'll received. The program
for the evening:
............. EuDenStelN
Miss Deichert.
Impatience ............ FIR. Schubert
Miss Leslie.
me faWns :.;..'.' Chamlnaae
Miss Deichert.
The wanderer ........ FIR. Schuber'
Miss Leslie.
The Novelette, .......... Mcdowell
Miss Deichert.
Mrs. Albert Glockner. North Sew
enth street, entertained a company o,
IL little girls at her home yesterda,
afternoon in honor Of her daughter
Evelyn. who celebrated her eleventh
birthday anniversary. Games ant
contests were the diversions and at
O'Clock the birthday supper wa
served. The table was conferred with
the birthday cake with the required
number of~candles.
On Wednesday evening the mem
bers Of the Delta Kappa Tau sororit,
enjoyed a picnic supper at Lincolr
park and they were chaperoned b.
Mrs. Charles Barnes. Games ant
various sports were enjoyed unit
dark, when the young people re
turned to the city.
Mrs. E.. F. Chandler of Universit,
Place gave a splendid lecture at Mimic
last evening. on the use of pottery anc
on the work that is being done in thi.
line at the ceramics department Of
the University of North Dakota. Mrs
Chandler told Of the different pro,
cesses that the clay goes through un.
til 1t has been moulded into a vase OF