Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-01
or INTEREST TO WOMEN
DELTA SGFORMAL
AT "U' TONIGHT.

al ~" TONICHT
The pledges Of the Delta sigma
formal dancing party in the univer-
sity gymnasium tonight. The guests
will include the pledge members of all
the mems fraternities on the campus.
Better class spirit was the thought in
view when making arrangements for,
this party, and it Is hoped that the
fraternal orders will create a closer
and more friendly feeling anon
themselves.
The decorations for the party will
be the same Is for the Junior Prom,
will play the dance. music between
the hours of 1880 and II. The party
appointments will be formal in all ex..
cept dress, which will be strictly in
formal.
/ The following have been asked to
J receive: President Thomas F. Kane
and Mrs. Kane; DR.. G. A. Abbott and
Mrs. Abbott and Professor and Mrs.
| Chandler. Jack Lambe will represent
the active members of the Delta
Sigma Fraternity.
The committees in charge Of the
party are:
Music-George Elliott.
Invitations and Programs-Paul
| Samuelson.
observation-disclosures Woods.
Floor Manager-Thomas Buxton.
Financial Agent-sig Thorwaldson.
City, S. D., Mrs. Myrtle Malott Of
Fort Wayne, Ind. and Mrs. Nellie
Shugart of Lipcoln, Neb., representing
the national organization of Delta
Zeta, came to the city this morning
to- install Epsilon chapter of Delta
Zeta on Monday. "A reception and
dance will formally close the installa-
all members and pledges of other fra
ternities on the campus have been in
| vited to attend.
The Delta Gamma fraternity were
hostesses this afternoon to all young
women ofrother fraternities and their
patronesses. In honor of the Delta
Zeta members. ~.
with the granting of the Delta zeta
charter to the Alpha Sigma Epsilons.
the national fraternities at the uni
versity number four, which makes
a splendid showing for the size OF the
| institution.
The Business Girls committee,
which met with Miss Florence Reisen-
berger last evening. will assist with a
survey of the rooming houses in the
; city which will be held in the near
future. An effort will be made to in
terest the public in seeing the neces-
sity Of better accommodations for the
working girls of. the city. There are
very few working girls who have a
parlor to entertain their callers in.
This leads up to much dissatisfaction
on the part of both young girls and
their callers. Miss Reisenberger, Is
anxious that women of the city be-
come interested in the better accom-
modations for working girls move
ment.
The vesper services, which will be
held at the usual hour at the Y. w. c.
A. Sunday evening. will consist Of the
following program: The Congrega-
tional choir will sing II Will Lift UP
Mine Eyes" by Gilchrest. The scrip
this number. Mrs. Seymour Anderson
will read the story Of the Three
Weavers
Miss Rose G~udbrandson of Fair
dale, N. D., came to Grand Forks to
First Savings bank block. Miss Gud-
brandsop is an instructor in the Fair
dale city school.
All OF the sections Of st. Pauls
guild will meet Wednesday afternoon
in the Guild hall for their regular
monthly meeting. After the business
meeting the members will attend the
Lenten services. which will commence
at 4:ao in the church;
The last Of the series Of X. C.
dances will be held Tuesday evening,
March 4, in the Knights of Columbus
hall on South Third street. The af-
fair will be informal. Dancing will
begin at 8 and continue until 1880
o'clock. This will be the last-.K. C.
dance before Lent. and 1t promises
to be one of the largest parties of the
year.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Civic league will be held Monday aft
ernoon, March 8. at 3 o'clock in the
farmers room of the court house.
Miss Mary Berg, police matron. will
give a talk bearing on conditions in
her work: Dr.. Long OF the public
health laboratory, Of the university
for Public Health An invitation is
extended to all interested in civic
league work to attend, this meeting.
The beginners and primary depart.
ments of the Methodist Sunday school
oAyOyCo party ILLS dlIcTnOOu IN the
church parlors. A number of the
mothers attended. Miss Edna Hag-
gerty and Mrs. r. A. Fraser had
. charge of the affair.
X
P. s. Peterson Is spending the week.
end with his daughter at Detroit
MINI. He will be accompanied ia
his home Monday by Mrs. Peterson
who hat been visiting in Detroit 70,
the past week.
Miss Jean Dreeland Of Crookston 1.
the weekend guest Of Miss Kathryn
MCGOWAN, at her home, 319 NORTH
Third street.
Misses Aura and Hazel Chaffee &C.
companied Miss Eleanor Sarles to hel
home at Hillsboro. where they will
be house guests at the E. 2. Sarles
home over the weekend.
Z egrri * X 70
J Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Tracy, 40;
North Sixth street, received a dispatch
from their on, Frank w. Tracy. TIL.
/ young man has arrived from overseas
|, The dispatch said-he was leaving FOL
!. Camp Merritt, N. j., where he will bs
stationed for somei time.
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