Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
Hauowe' EN- to
Be Marked With
Many Gay

society tonight as one OF
the most attractive on the. years So
fttingly observed by club and frater-
nifty n in many: private homes.
4 Foremost of all tonight's affairs
and one. which is. interesting a great
number in this city is. theSs Elks' in;
fermale dancing party. which, is to be
given in the E!ks' hall. This is the first
of the Elk parties which have always
proved among the gayest Of the sea-
con. ,Messrs. Theodore Thompson. Ray
Collins and Henry Hanson will b. in
charge of this affair. Hours will be
FROM 3 to r. o'clock.
The Alpha Lamba Rho fraternity
will have an informal this evening in
the Knights of Columbus hall. A FIVE
piece orchestra will play the dance
program between the hours $3.50 and
II o'clock. n number. Of former uni
lHersity members who have returned
TOR Homscoming Day will be among
the guests. II 49, -, n a.1l
The auild han VIII ) tfe Center;
Of attraction tor 4 number Of the
be entertained by the st. PauTs So
cial club and the St. Agnes guild. The
hall has been effectively decorated
with orange and black favors. and
symbols of Halloween. There will be
dancing between the hours $3.50 and
IL O'Clock. All members of the guild
end their friends are cordially invit-
ed. 49, -
The "preps' Of Alpha Theta chap
ter of Delta Gamma have arranged
an informal dancing party for the ac-
tive sorority members and the alumni
members to be given in the university
gymnasium tonight. The affair will be
INFORMAL n the hours will he, froW
I II so to II O'Clock. A committee head
ed by Miss Jeanette Harris has the
affair in charge. The patrons and pat
%r,"esses for the evening will be Misses
and Mrs. G. A. Abbott,
The women's Relief Corps will
sponsor an informal social in the Odd
Fellows hall this evening. The affair
will be purely of a Halloween nature
and those in charge will see that the
guests are kept amused. Members of
the Relief Corps and their friends and
families are invited.
The Soda!ity girls Of st. Michael's
! pro-cathedral will give a Halloween
party in the club rooms Of the cathed-
the parish have been invited to this
affair. A program appropriate for
Halloween has been-arranEed and a
I Halloween supper will be served.
Members OF the committee in charge
OF the Attain are Miss Rose Harvey;
Miss Mabel Meyers. Edna Barlow.
Laura Nusss Mary Smith, Mary Kelly
and Mary O'Keefe:
The boys of the . Epworth league
have invited the young lady members
of the organization to be their guests
at a Halloween frolic tonight in the
Parlors of the Methodist church. Esn-
est Coon is chairman of the commit
Etee In charge of general ents
and; has a good time In store for the
quests. All the old fashioned Ha1lcw-
Teen stunts will be repeated n re-
Treatments are to be served!
The St. Mary's Social club are en-
1tertAinins at cards this evening in the
Itlub rooms OF ST. Mary's church.
siGrand Nolo will. be the diversion OF
the evening and the hostesses will
serve lunch. Playing will commence
INT $3.50 o'clock and al Invitation is
.extendedl to anyone interested.
The Triangle class Of the Methodist
Ichurch will be hostesses lat the home
of Miss Hazel Vale this evening In
Icompliment to Mrs. Alvin Arneson
and Mrs. Steve Smith (Alta Hichards)
lraeent brides and Miss Minnie The
fssa Olson, whose marriage to John
Decker Of Gilby is to take place next
tst to be married November ~.
ITriangle class the bride-electa. aud
I,hrides will be presented with silver
Ispoons. Mrs. Ray Fisher, Mrs. Alvin
atArneson, Miss Jennie Corneliuson and
Miss Hazel Vale will have the paEty
n IN tNh rNa ,E49ItaTTN tE4rn.6Il tEINEfB 1n3tEEEULhs