Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
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SATURDAY AT
!; UNIVERSITY
Complete Program is An;
nounced For Annual Fe:s-.
! tival; Football Features. .

E, Two. athletic events, two programs
Of speeches and the Alumni university
Iarty comprise the completed plans
for the state university homecoming
day, tomorrow November 1, which
we e. announced this morning from
the otiice OF the alumni secretary,sWm
Greenleaf. 81 49,.
The Freshman-sophmore game
will be played at $3.50 o'clock tomor-
row morning on university field. One
Of the chief int. ests of the game
scenters around the class rivalry. It
is expected that this class battle will
become an annual: event and, party
Of Homecoming day, in addition
marking the conclusion for the year
of the %intcrclass strife.
es Z Maes Meeting.
The Alumni-U University mass4meet-
ing will be held at the university
armory at 1~0:30Fo'clock. President T.
F. kane will preside, the university
band will furnish music, and there
will be college yells and songs The
The Old Time Athletic Spirit" j.
Il. T. O'Connor, Grand Forks; "Uni-
Nersity Spirit in 1907, G. Crimson,
.0A Langdon: What the University
Means to Me Today,a Victor Ward
rope, 'O5, Leeds: 'sThe University az
l Know It," Governor Lynn j. Frazier,
.,01; University Spirit and the State
RIA. Nestes, '04. Minot. 3
At 2 o'clock the most important
football game will be called, between
the Agricultural college and the Uni
versity on the university field. This
game, bids fair to be a hard fought
battle. 1T is the one game of the year
which is of supreme int est to all the
the old varsity stars, and all the
alumni OF the university. From all
indications there will be a record
breaking crowd at the game.
After the game several of the fra
terrtities and sore tiles will have open
house for there alumni and friends.
Alumni headquarters. which are to be
in the parlor Of Davis hall. will be
open after the game and at all times
during the, day.
Alumni Supper.
At { o'clock the'informal alumi-uni-
versity suppe- will be served at the
University Commons. To this supper
all alumni and faculty will be. vel
coined. Teachers and friends of the
university are invited. Tickets for the
supper will be or sale at the Com
mons, and may be purchased before
the supper hour. At this Alumni
University supper the following pto-
gram of toasts will be given:
T~oastn1aster. s'vcinhjorn Johnson,
'06. The University Now and Them
Hon Robt. T. Muir. '02, Bismarck:
'Thc University and North Dakota
Women" Mrs. T.. c. Haagensen, 81.
Grand Forks; Address. Dean II. Il.
Willis. university: .Unive ,sity and Its
Alumni" Justice II. A. Bronson, 95,
Bismarck: Keeping Home Fires
Burning" Dear V. y. Squires. Uni
versity: 1.-THE University and the
World" Hon. F. ID. Norton. 81:
Homecoming and the University
President Thomas r. Kane.
Dance In Evening.
' FRO S to 1880 O'Clock the alumni
university informal dance WILL be held
at the unive sity armcrs. The party
will begin promptly ut 8 o'clock. The
guests at the university supper will
attend. the informal at the close of the
supper. On recount Of the la-ge
number who will be in attendance at
the informal. and on account OF two
hundred and fifty A. c. boosters, who
will be present 1t is expected that
both the arinory and the gymnasium,
will be in use. Regular informal .ules
as to the price of admission and, at
tendance will prevail.