Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-01

Sixteen new pledges of the Psi
Omega Psi sorority are honor guests
afternoon at the Guild hall. by the &C.
tive members Of the sorority. There
are sixty guests.
The Guild hall has been lighted
with candles, and is attractively deco
rated in rose and grey. Favors are the
artistic little booklet programs, in
grey and ose
Dean Ella L. Fulton and Prof. H. c.
Trimble are the chaperonA: and the
~patronesses of the sorority. Mrs. A.. j.
Becker and Mrs. r. T. Young, with DR..
Becker and DR.. Young, arc included
in the company. The hours are from
$3.50 to 6 o'clock.
These are the guests: Misses Alice
Levin, Mabel Field, Rachel Hunt,
Esther Sanford, Hazel Bond, Esther
Lambe, Veronica Bird. Marjory Hall.
Helen Evans, Ruth Brown, Mona
Martin, Leona Larsen. Aleda Melby,
Marie Vale, Millicent Read, Gertrude
Miller. sAnna Earle, Florence Mol
timer. Erma Fitzgerald. Aletha Bird.
Lond. Evelyn McDermott, Euiaiia
Cosgriff. Hattie Brolander, Frances
Hogg; Frank Sussex, Paul Samuelson,
John Buchanan. Cecil Scott, Kenneth
Graham, Harold Noble, Bruce Arnold,
Alex Campbell. Joy Belyea, Joe Nor
rison. Clarence Kjos, Noble Martin,
dolph Olmstead, Earle Woods, George
Crane. Herman Eichoff, Ray Bucking-
ham, Franklin Phelps, Richard
Baughman. John Ferguson, Frank
Vierhus, c. D. Cochrane, Elmer Me-
naas, and Howard Patmore.
About thirty-fve persons gathered
at the home Of Mrs. Halvorson, 500
Oak street, yesterday afternoon to at
tend the regular meeting of the Scan
dinavian w. c. T. U. Important busi-
ness was transacted, including the
pledging of money for state work, and
a number of other matters were dis
cussed. One new member was admit
ted to the union. At the conclusion
of the business session an interesting
entz led the devotionals and the roll
call vas answered by quotations Of
scripture. Mrs. Bjorge, in a pleasing
manner, contributed to the program
with a vocal solo, and Mrs. Dudley
gave a talk on 1.-The Crusaders"
which was enjoyed by all. "Our
Country is Going Dry" was sung by
the audience Mrs. Baughman gave a
brief talk in which she outlined clearly
LIE HCcu VI GREATER ellOTL OIL Lu6 part
of those interested in. prohibition. A
good silver offering was received and
the meeting was closed with, the
Lords Prayer" A social time fol-
lowed, during which the hostess
served refreshments. Several visitors
attended the meeting, which was
thoroughly enjoyed.
The annual Women's League re-
oor$3oo Io15AYo1k v,;0H$ ~ kLo
ity was attended by a large number
of university students and faculty
members, and people from down town.
The program presented during the
evening included these numbe 81:
Solo. Doyle Watt, bass; reading, Miss
Kathryn Harris; farce, 1.-THE Silent
SYSTEM by Brander Matthews, Miss
Ruth Baughman, and Richard
Baughman; solo, Miss Maude Stew
ems, sopranos; piano solo. Miss
Marian Robinson; Miss Kathryn Har-
proved an interesting feature Of the
program. -
In the receiving line we-e Dean
Ella l.. Fulton. Mrs. Joseph Kennedy,
Mrs. E. F. Chandler, Mrs. G. A. Alb
bolt, Mrs. L: C. Harrington and the
Misses Fannys Elmslie, Glenna> Gar
vim, ! Lila Warnken, Lillian Bendeke.
Ruth .Mahon, Marie Meisch, Grace
Loughin, Rannaug Skabo, Nina Jel-
Thomas F.. Kane, who was to have
received, was i'll and unable to be
present.
Misses Ruth Baughman, Marjorie
Cook. Glenna Garvin, Dorothy Healy,
L. Geraldine McNicol and Odina Oh
son are the members Of a troupe Of
n ~ a fo,,,s fyN1ox,oNo V.ooorf1u nvc1oSni1AA OF
the university. Lillian K. Rickaby and
Beatrice Olson will act as business
managers. and the troupe plans to
visit towns in the vicinity OF Grand
/; Forks, presenting entertainments Of a
! varied nature. The troupe will fill its
first engagement at Gardner on April
9th. T
"The Merry Makers has been Sc
lected a. the name Of the organiza-
ton. Between school quarters the
troupe will make a weekend trip. Civ
ing programs of music, readings, short
playlets and clever little impersona-
4 tons. All members of the organization
are either present or past members.
The, Civic League will hold their
regular meeting on Monday, February
3, in the farmers o at the court
house. The program for the after
noon will include a talk by Mrs.
Agnes Rex on Public Welfare Work
and DR.. James Grassick will talk on
the Spanish Influenza" DR.. Gas.
sick had charge OF mi of the univer.
sityi hospitals during the epidemic and
MS well qualified to speak IN tho sub
ject. The general public. whethel
members Of the league or not, II cor
diaily invited to attend the meeting
IS 3sta n meernH n 3, l.se ~ ~ 2;