Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-21
DINNER GIVEN AS
HONOR TO MR. PRATT

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q. J. Lander and company gave a
dinner last night at the Frederick
hotel in compliment to George c.
Pratt, who expects to leave within a
few days for army Y. NJ. c. A. work.
Mr.. Pratt's mother, Mrs. e. B. Pratt
Of Detroit, Mimi, who is visiting
here, also raj an honor guest.
the employees Of the company, and
after the dinner, they presented Mr..
Pratt with a military wrist watch.
There were q number Of speeches
following the dinner, and Mr.. Pratt
responded with, IN informal talk. He
has been a valued member of the
Lander and company firm, serving Is
accountant there, for the last eight
years.
Miss Katherine A. whitley and
last night at the Y. w. c. A. rooms,
in honor of Miss Molly Aldrich. Miss
Aldrich, a woman who occupies a dis
e eineaasn Of Grand e,ase rar X county, eu"sy.'G ana
North Dakota. has just closed a long
period Of service with the Grand
Forks city schools, and Will not re-
turn here. For many years Miss
Aldrich has been principal of the
Wilder school.
There were ten guests at the din
ner, the tables being arranged with
japanese Iris, and clever little name
cards. The dinner was beautifully
served, and was followed by a pro-
gram OF impromptu speeches. J..
Nelson Kelly. superintendent Of the
city schools, in his talk, paid an ex-
cellent tribute to Miss Aldrich, and
her influence in educational work
here, and in tho state. AS a conclu-
sion to the pleasant affair. Miss
tractive pearl brooch, as a gift from
the guests.
Miss Aldrich will leave early next
week to spend three weeks with a
brother at Kempton, and then plans
to go to Rathdrum, Idaho, to reside.
She leaves many friends here, whom
she has made during her years Of
residence in Grand Forks. !,
Mrs. Harry Burton. teacher Of plano
and voice. will present q number of
her pupils in a recital program, at her
studio. 319 South Third street, this
evening. The program, which will be
e follows. will begin at s o'clock:
May Bells .Delaheld
Roosevelt Forseth
swinging o .DeIaneld
Mrs. sheppler
Rose and Eva Forseth
The Blind Harp Player. Virgil
Esther Brink
tThe CricketS Dance .......DelAdeld
Eva ForDeth.
Mountain Echoes .Lange
Ida. Hanson
Fitting FREELY .Ducelle
Mary Julison
Song-"Absent" ....... .Metcadf
Miss Olson
Robins Farewell Weber
ely Berthiaume
Arpegsio Waltz ......... Crawford
Thea Zussman
Sons-"One Fleeing Hour ....Lee
Miss Purpur
Duet-High School March ...spenser
Cloy Berthiaume and Mary Julison
sons-"Just a Baby's Prayer at
Twilight Jerome
Cloy Berthiaume
Midnight whisperings ...... Gabrield
Mary Smith
Song-"The Sweet o. the Year" 90.
Mary Turner salter
Miss Olson
Ia Cnatelalne .::...........Leduc
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the GhosR Dance Cora Salisbury
Richard Forseth
Duet-The 1mp's Revel ....Bonheur
Elmer Rood and Mrs. Burton
Birds Of Spring .Lange
Chester Mckay
song-"My Little Gray Home in the
West.
Miss Purpur
Duet-Ruwian Sleighride ..Eilenberl
Mrs. Burton and Thea Thoraldson
Witches Dance ......... Mcdowell
Elmer Rood
!: Mrs. P. M. Cole, her daughters,
Misses Anna and Ethel Cole, and her
son, Chester Cole, who has been here
from Utica, N. Y, left this morning
for a motor trip to their summer
home at Mouse River Park. Chester
Cole, who is an instructor in aerial
sunnery at Cornell, arrived here last
Sunday. and is on a ffteen-day fur.
Tough. Lieut.. Lester Cole, who 10 sta
toned at Camp Funston, will Join the
family at Mouse River park, next
Sunday, for a weeks furlough, and
here for . brief visit with his sister
Miss Esther Cole, who will remain II
town most Of the GUNNER.
This evening the Luther League .
the Swedish Lutheran church vii
sive an interesting program in tn,
church parlors, asA the annual mid
, summer festival Of the league. TIL,
program, which includes . number o
o'clock. These are the numbers:
Piano solo ...........1rene Bostron
Reading ........MrA A. A. Westeel
SONG .Girk' Choru