Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-13
or INTEREST 70 WOMEN.
Varsity Affairs For
Semester Announced

Between now ~ tho end Of the
present. semester at the Uniycrsityyof
f.>orth DAKOTA, there are to be a num-
schedule. January 81 lis announced
as an open Late, but it is presumed
by The s.adant affairs committee. of,
whica Prot. Il. Il. Hitchcock is chair
man, thai this date will socn be filled.
On Saturday. November 5, tho r..
O.. r. c. are having q dance an the
new arnocy. the remaininn event as
annoi being as follows:
~E.o,einber .A-->Samen S league re-
ception. y
fosember .a--Men's Glee club
dance. w. s#
Novembe: 2G-inHormal. arnlory.
November 27--Thanksgiving day.
November 28-SSnergoi pledge
party.
November 2s-Sophomore party to
freshmen.
November 2s-Informal.
December S-5--lntersociety de-
December s-l.orens.c dance.
Decent Der 13-R. o.. r. C.. dance.
December 1e--Christn1as .oi1
begins.
January 6--Classes resumed.
January l7--R Q. r. c.. informal.
January 23-Junior prom.
January :4--lnformal.
January Sl--Open date.
February 4-7--Semester examina-
tons.
The Wesleyan Epwcrti7 league Of
the Scandinavian Methodist church
| will hold a regular nesting Friday
eveui"~ al & o'clock in the church
The following program I'll tie given:
Opening-Mr. Jursens.
Vocal So;o-Ruth AndreasOn.
Secretary's Report--Harriet Hau-
gan.
! Piano solo--Frances Smith.
Reading-Helcn Olson.
Sons-Edna- and Mabel Fredrick-
SON.
Talk--Rev. II. NJ. Holm.
Vocal Solo-Miss A~ndreason.
Following the program refresh
! ments will be served and a social time
has been planned.
Miss Torbia Wroolie, Ala Seventh
avenue, has returned from q fort
nights visit with relatives at Goodhue.
MINI. During her visit, Miss Wroo\
acted as bridesmaid at the wedding Of
son who married Gerhard Husbyn.
and Miss Coralyn Ovalson who became
the bride of Adolph Slen. The other
attendants at the. wedding with Miss
Wroolie were Miss Sophie Ovalson and
Messrs. Theodore Slen and Berger
Husbyn.
The. Misses ovalson have frequently
visited in Grand Forks and there will
be many here who will be interested
in hearing of the wedding.
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Miss Cassie Cummings OF. Los An
geics, Cal. who has been visiting
friends in Grand Forks and the
neighboring vicinity for the last six
weeks. left Tuesday On route for her
home in California. Miss Cummings
will visit in Detroit, Mankato and a
she will be the guest of Mrs. i. !.
Ragstad .(Lolo Peterson) formerly of
this city and she expects to visit her
sister, Mrs. c. W. Fisher, al Man
kato.
Mr.&.and Mrs. Dan Mckenzie, Sr..
are expecting to have as their CHESTS
at the end of the week Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Hartbauer Ink son. Konrad. of
bauer and son are Ell route to Florida,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sullivan of
Langdon returned to their home this
morning after visiting for the last
week as the guest of M. S%ulivan's
aunt, Mrs. J. A. Barlow, It's North
Fourth street. Mrs. Sullivan was for
merly Miss Jessie Mann of Langdon.
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Miss Mary Hoiseth was hostess at
a turkey dinner at her home in the
Bacon apartments on Wednesday eve
ming. The guests included the young
women employed in the Hoiseth mill
linery establishment. Dinner was
served at $3.50 and later the guests,
numbering eight, were taken to the
New Grand theater.
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Mrs. P.J. Coliton of New Rockford.
who has been visiting here as the
guest of her mother. Mrs. John NJ.
Carroll, ST.. University n re-
turned to her. home Wednesday morn
ing.
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You'll be surprised when you hear
about THE Still m."-Adv.