Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07
Carniual viii be of
q Spnghtly Nature

Beginning at 2 O'Clock this evening,
the Academy OF st. James Will take
on the appearance OF q REAL carnival !
center, for the Junior class of that
institution a arranged for an ex-
traordinary affair, replete with pleas
to eat. 3 ! r-1 4 M
The carnival is to b 9 held in the
large dining room and gymnasium,
and various tents and peanut, pop
corn and candy stands" have been
granted concessions" for the even
ing. Besides being able to have ones
and a visit to an interesting, zoo.
there are to be surprise booths, the
contents OF which will not be reveal
ed until tonight. The boys of. the
class are in charge Of these, and
their unhesitating efforts predict
something very interesting.
If you.cross her! palm with silver.
tbs, gaily costumed gypsy will tell
ybur future, and to prove that she
knows what she talks about, she is.
prepared to read the past and will
do so upon request, Marry &colored
balloons. trinkets and souvenirs. to
say nothing Of the lollypoRs. candy
and Ice cream, will befeady for sale;
and in the Japanese tea room, little
!; a~lmond-eyed maidens from across the
sea will serveSa delicious beverage
and dainty cakes, ~ -. ~
/ The Junior class will give a. short
program Of musical numbers and
{; dances during the evening, and car
nival patrons are, promised that there
will not be a dull moment. A cordial
invitation is extended to. anyone in
terested. 4 e
Miss Minnie H. Rasmussen. 175
Reeves avenue, viii leave this even
ing for New. York City, to attend the
Commensurate exercises at Columbia
University. her sister. Miss Edna Ras-
mussen. being q member, Of the grad
uation class. Enroute, Miss ,Rasmus-
sen will stop in Minneapolis to visit
her brother Carl, and will also stop
in Chicago. She will be Joined in
Philadelphia by Miss Edna Rasmus-
. sen ard they will go to Atlantic City
for a brief. visit. Enroute home, the
;, Misses Rasmussen will stop in Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and other points Of in
terest, taking the Hudson River and
Great Lakes trip. They expect to re-
turn the latter part Of June. =: Y y
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The following program was given
this afternoon in the downtown studio
Of Wesley conservatory BY pupils of
the Junior department:
........ ....... Miles
u rFt-F 49, STIhuyo 49, H
Water Lily $500. .Ducelle
Dorothy Bemis
Gordan Nordland
Lac oHtdtHc bOHL
Emily Squires 't=e.e.a
Love song
Myrtle Peterson
Home Again, March. Rolfe
EieanotEGAordon "
Springs Message. ~, &. ..ss:E -. d = Hansen
RoyghAd Mork /.
lne ~ B'f aei i; R.ae Es'@'e'
Nes NSf'ss ss ssiS5 'sis: Nsaen rs
Hpratip Lincoln T
Tailor: and the rr: :.ss III l1f6cDnwel
Picking Chestnuts.. ........o Ortiz
s.I,.- MAsasgaret W Wit err
Helen AndeEson
Cecil Joyce. rs.
Spanish Dance .....:. Pennington
Pauline Lehman ~
Minuet in E fiat. -. notwithstanding
Alice Johnson ~.
XMAlltdEy MdTCll .......... fSuIHHl6l
Ethel and Evelyn Olsen ~
Murmuring Brook.......,.:...Po ldin
Marie Lipsing.
Rondo ......... - Beethoven
Laura Nuss !,
Lost Happiness !. Mendelssohl
Hazel Deary
Aragonaise .Maasene
Bessie Devins
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Mrs. John Bulge, 40l South Fiftl
street; who has been having IN ex
tended visit in Eastern Canada, il
expected to return to Grand Fork
on Saturday. Mrs: Bulge was callet
to Lakefield, Ont, by the illness an
death of her sister, Mrs. John Coop
er. Another sister, Mrs. Franl
Young, accompanied Mrs. Bulge a
: far as Winnipeg, and then continue.
on to her home in Moose Jaw. Sask