Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-04

He. T.
The fifteenth annual promenade.
Forks high school was an attractive
affair of last night at the Knights of
Columbus club rooms. There were
about $50 guests, including the menu
bers of the Junior and Senior classes
and their guests. and the patrons and
patronesses. who were the high school
faculty members.
The decorations in the ball room
were simple, but effective-carried
out with greenery, American flags. and
the colors of the classes. The dance
programs were little booklets in grey
n rose the Junior colors. Roses
were on the small tables, from which
a light .supper was served at 8
o'clock by the Altar society OF St.
Mary's church. Prof. w. C. .Stebbins
presided very pleasantly as toastmas-
seniors, Randolph Olmstead replying
for the seniors. ~
Dancing began at 1880 and continu-
ed until 1880 o'clock. Patrons and
patronesses were Prof: and Mrs. w. q.
Stebbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
O'Keefe, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.. Blk
Ter, Mr.t and Mrs. L. NJ. Carter. Mr.
Smith, Miss Ava Blank, Miss M. Hel-t
Emilia Hansen, Miss stella Lumley.
Miss Maybeale Boysor. Miss. Blanche.
Leigh. Miss Ruth Weeks. Miss CLARA
Struble; j. 8. Bjornson, Howard De
Long, Gordon Fischer. F" y
Oh1cers of the Senior class are Hem
ry %Trepanier, president: Miss Aletha
Bird. vice president; Randolph Ohm
stead, secretary and treasurer. Har-
old finch is president of the Junior
class, Robert Graves is, vice presi-
dent, and Miss Elizabeth Gaulke Is
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Social committees follow: For the
Seniors, Miss Marian Wilder, chair
Baughman, Miss Aleda Melby. Miss
Edna Earl. Warren Schlaberg; for the
Juniors, Miss Adelaide Collins, chair
man; Miss Thelma Durick. Miss Dor
is Payne. Miss Eva Vandenynde. Jack
Jacob.
Mrs. M. F. Orr OF Third venue.
has announced the marriage Of her
daughter. Ruth Virginia Orr. to Ell
mer J. johnson Of this city. The
wedding took. place on May 81, at
Crookston, the ceremony being per-
formed at the Presbyterian parsonage
by Rev. Frederick J.. Hubbard. Mr..
Johnson left yesterday for Bozeman,
Montana, where he has accepted a
pooASAoAs S~PSSSo w
leave later for Bozeman.
Mrs. Thomas Clark of the New
Hampshire block, entertained infor-
mally yesterday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. F. s. Caswell Of Huron. 8. D.,
Miss Lou Reading OF Minneapolis. and
Mrs. William Beoger of st. Paul. Mrs.
Clark was assisted by Mrs. r. E.
Reading.
Last night Mrs. Clark gave a din
ner in compliment to Mrs. Caswell.
Miss Pearl Reading and Miss Lurella
Anderson assisted in the serving.
Mrs. John Scott wife of Private
John Scott, who lectured here Sunday
on his experiences as a German pris-
oner, left:here yesterday for her home
at Carbury, Manitoba. Mrs. Scott has
been accompanying her husband on
his lecture tou for the last three
weeks.
Mrs. M. Ryan and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. j. s. Ryan, with her baby
daughter Lois. left las night for Port
Townsend, Washington. There they
will visit with ]. g. Ryan, who il
training u the coast artillery. They
expect to remain until he Is ordered
away for duty.
Mrs. D. E. Earothers, who has
been at Rugby for several months az
a. guest at h home Of Judge BUR-
has returned to the home Of her son.
inlay and daughter. Mr.. and IIrs
/ Charles Allen, South Fourth street.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. M. Gillette Of Uni.
verAtty avenue. entertained at dinner
:: last night for Judge r. Waite OF Min.
: neapolis, who gave In address at the
Purity conference last night and DR.
: A. lincoln shute Of Edgeley. N. d.
who 10 presiding a the conferences
4 and e here TO attend the state 3unda,
!: school meetings.