Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-03
Former Students
Are Welcomed on
Return to Campus

Hundreds Of university alumni and
former students invaded the city dur
ing the last weekend to take part
In university Homecoming day Sat-
urdAy. The fraternity and sorority
houses and the various university
halls housedsA large number of guests
and q number were entertained at
private homes.
LuncheonA teas and receptions
were In order during the day and the
out Of town folks were the special
formal dancing parties in the even
ing provided q fitting close for the
days activities and both we're well at
tended.
The university sorority houses were
the scenes Of considerable merriment
rel the weekend and each housed
a large number Of alumnae chapter
members who had returned to the
campus to take part in the home
coming festivities. Alpha Theta
chapter Of Delta Gamma gave an at
hotel on Saturday Toe in honor of
their visitors, and on Sunday were
1T homo to the out of town chapter
members.
These young women were among
the guests entertained at the Delta
Gamma house: Miss Marie Meisch,
Pembina: Florence Meisch, Bemidji:
Miss leila zeh, Thief River Falls;
Miss Mary Miller. New Rockford;
D.: Miss Vera Disbrow. Argyle; Miss
Marion Hoover, Mimic; Miss Ida
Myhre, Rolette: Mrs. Pauline Olmlie,
Walhalla: Miss Efie Jacobson. Hat
ton: Miss Es<th Muir, Hunter: Miss
Leila Treacy, Cavalier: Misses Jean
and Hazel McMaster, Lakota: Mrs.
Jennie Gale Boyce. Fargo.
Miss Ruth Wilkens Of Pembina Wis
tied at the Delta Gamma house over
Sunday as the guests Of Misses Kath-
crime and Jeanette Harris and Miss
Fern Wilkens had as her guest Miss
Mabel Martin Of Fargo. Miss Doris
Tubbs Of Inkster visited at the house
as the guest Of Miss Cornelia Carr.
At tho Alpha Phi house were these
young ladies': Miss Christine Finlay-
son of Jamestown, Miss Eva Murphy
Michigan City, Miss Naude Stevens Of
Lawton and Irene Dougherty Of
Starkweather, who returned to their
homes Sunday evening. Miss Mar
garet WEIGH Of Minneapolis. who was
also ar Alpha Phi guest, will return
to Minneapolis this evening and Miss
Frances Kathro Of Bottineau will re-
1ll6lH az the IOU0e uuIl "SuIGSo4Js
A 5 o'clock luncheon was given on
SATURDAY. afternoon at the Psi Omega
Psi house. 500 Hapsf1ne avenue. in
honor Of the alumnae Of the chapter
who were here for the week end.
Table appointments were in rose and
covers were laid for thirty guests.
An informal afternoon followed the
luncheon
The Psi Omega Psi entertained on
Saturday afternoon at an informal tea
in honor of the town visitors Of the
chapter. Hours were from 1 to 6
o'clock and the patroneases Of the
sorority assisted. Aside from the
alumni members who were guests at
the tea. there these young ladies
from the Fargo A. c.: Mi1 Peggy
Chandler, Camilla Chandler and Alys
The following Psi Omega. Psi guest.
returned to their homes last evening:
Miss Alice Levin, Churchs Ferry; Ma
hel Field, Edinburg: Esther lamb.
Niagaras.sMiss Rachel Hunt, Fosston;
.Alvina Westergard. Buffalo, N. d.
On Saturday noon the local Kappa
Alpha Theta chapter gave a luncheon
at the sorority house in honor Of their
guests and Immediately after the
football game. the annual Theta re-
ception was held in the Women's
league rooms
The young were numbered
among the Theta guests and t~x
have returned to their homes: Misses