Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-31

have his "Lassie:" 81.
Even the old folks
will he On hand!
The occasion is the Red Cross Ben
eft Ball, to be held tonight in the Au-
ditorium. under the auspices Of the
Grand Forks Assembly No. 8, Labor's
Loyal Legion.
vii Have All Extras"
A ten-piece orchestra. with all the
extras" will furnish the, best music
for the dance. which is also styled as
a concordance" Large numbers
will be on hand to listen to the music,
which includes electric unafons, XVI
aphones. chimes and bagpipes.
The Auditorium is large enough to
handle any number Of dancers, and
the balcony will be thrown open free
~of'charge to any who wish to view
the dancing and enjoy the music.
From reports made last evening. 1t
is understood that at least $50 couples
from out of the city will be on hand
for the dance. Most of the Legion's
members in surrounding towns will be
here. as we'll as all Of the members
in the city who can attend will be or
hand. The dance is open to every
one. however.
The dance will start promptly at
Q o'clock with the singing of the
"Star-Spangled Banner by the audi
ence. and will continue as long as n
one remains to dance.
Proceeds to Red Cross.
All of the proceeds of the affair
will be turned over to the Red Cross
and F:s l.: Crone. a representative Of
the Grand Forks County Chapter of
the american Red Cross. will be on
hand to attend to the financial at
fairs. ;.
Cleary Monley has been appointed
floor manager. and Earl Robertson is
chairman Of the reception committee.
William Finley. chairman of the en-
tertainment committee of the Grand
Forks Assembly. is in charge of the
event.
The American flag alone will be
used in decorating the Auditorium.
A short talk will probably be made
by some member Of the local organi-
zation, anent the purposes and aims
of the l.. l.. l..
Turn in Tickets.
A large number of tickets to the
dance this evening have been disposed
of. but tickets for all who wish to
attend will be sold at the auditorium
this evening. Those who have been
selling tickets for the. ball this we
ming are urged to cave their surplus
"pa~Steboards" at the Trepanier Phar-
macy before 6 o'clock this evening
in order that a complete accounting
may be made tonight.
Old-time dances will be inter-
spersed among the more modern fig
ures. in order that the program may
be made as interesting as possible for
young and old. The evening will
come to a close by the singing of
America" by the entire audience.
Program for Evening.
Following is the program which
will be followed this evening:
"sTAR-sPANGLED+ RANNER"-
Audience.
one-step-"Rally 'Rouni the
Flag"
waltz--"sing Me Loves Lullaby"
One-Step--'America. Here's My
Boy!
Waltz--"All the World Will 30
Jealous of Me-"
Circle Two-step-"si simpkin's
Shindig."
Observation-Disclosures"
Waltz-"Charming." q,
Quadrille-"Yankee Jingles.' sag'
one-step-"Its a Long Way to
Berlin, But Well Get There!
Waltz-"So1 vs. Of the Night"
One-Step-B aSpipe Ons-Step.'
Circle One-Step-"Umbrellas to
Mend"
One-Step-'So Long. Mother"
Waltz-"Yearning for You."
Fox-Trot--"Since l First Me- You"
Quadril 'e-"Scotch Porridgc."
One-Step-"Over There"
Walsz-"sometime You'll Remem-
ber.''
One-Step-"Where Do We Go
From Here. Boys?
Extras-Selected.
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