Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-08

Miss Grace Laughlin will reign over
the May fete which will be given at
the university Max 16. In former
years a May queen has been chosen
but this year the festival being along
Greek lines, a high priest will preside
and Miss Laughlin was unanimously
chosen to act in this capacity. She
will preside as the high priest of
Dionysus, the Greek god Of joy. Ten
maids of the temple whom she will.
choose will accompany her. !
Two hundred and fifty girls will
take part in the procession to the
temple and n hundred and fifty
girls will dance for q special number.
The young Women will<be divided into
groups OF ten. all wearing. different
colored robes. The color effect is said
to be most pleasing. Twelve dances
are included IN the program and solo
dances will be given by Miss Dorothy
Trautman, Hazel Chaffee and Lila
Warnken.
Miss Nell Martindale. instructor in
physical education. is directing the
dances and has charge of the general
arrangements for the fete. Something
very good is expected.
Mrs. E. B. Eddy. Dinnie apart
where she will enjoy a short visit with
friends before going on to Minneapo-
lis, where she expects to make her
home. Mr.: Eddy will leave on Sunday
for Minneapolis. During their resi-
dence in the city Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
have made many friends and during
the last few weeks have been guests
in their honor. Y
The Epworth league Of the Metho-
dist church will have a banquet this
evening at $3.50 o'clock in the club
rooms Of the church. Che affair, will
be informal and following the Sup
election of officers will be held. Miss
Mildred FLETCHER will preside at the
banquet and a program of extempo-
raneous toasts will be given. The
league colors Of red and white will
be useA in decorating.
The FRENCH CLUB Of the university
will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock in
the league rooms at the Commons
building. The program, which is to
be given. consists of a vocal solo by
Miss Maude Stephens, a piano solo by
Miss Alta Jackson, a vocal duet by
Doyle. Watt. bass. and r. A. Seabury.
tenor. M~ademoiselle Bentegat and
Madamoiselle LIE Tester, the French
students at the university will give a
VI II .
The Luther league of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet this even
ing IN the church parlors. A very
good program. which has been pre-
pared under the supervision of Mrs.
Alfred Hanson win be given during
the fore part OF the evening. Laters a
"Taffy Pull" in charge Of Miss Glenna
johnson and Miss Esther Olson will
be held. An invitation is given to any
one interested.
Mrs. James Gilby. former resident
Of this city, at the present time max
ing her home in Minneapolis, was the
guest at the home Of A. b. Gum,
Lewis Boulevard. for a short time be.
fore going on to 81. ThomM where
she will enjoy q visit with Ntiends
Mrs. Giiby expects to visit in the city
The Queen Esther circle OF the
First Methodist church will meet this
ev0ning at the home Of Miss Grace
Dudley. 40 Oak street. Miss Mar,
gAret Hobbs has charge OF the bro.
gram which will consist OF asEroup 81
musical numbers and readings. Al
members are invited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid society 81 a
AMarkys Lutheran church will NEE
Friday afternoon 1t the church par
lors. HostesSes for the Afternoon
will besMrs. r. C.. Boese and Mrs. .
E.9House. "A program will be give,
and everyone IL invited. j
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