Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-27
Or INTEREST TO WOMEN
Studenis Remember
Alma Mater Though
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sassssg1cs much interest to- people over
,stlae " the recsnt F0undersssssD
n BANQUET which NorthGsDSkOtaspe1ple
!. liowy:iocated in the8east gave i0h Feb.
f.aaFy 22sIp#New York City. The ar
fair tool place eats.the Hotel Meal
All ssprovgd%.sa most ~iateresting
an attractive gathering. About
siifteen former university OF North
Dakota people who 4 either at-
neutrality-suspicious. In the East or are
4 nlakingsstheir homes there were spres-s
a 90 + NJ.
Foiloalhg the banquet xhsfes, was
ans8intoC1aal business sessiDns&s'6hd II
wa a1s,iifssiltyggsthis time that the plan of
neutrality-suspicious. North Dakota
Decided upon. R. A. Heising, aamem-
. her s11f the class of 1912, who Is now
engaged In business in New York
ely wa seappOinted chairman. OF the
connFnttt4esgto stimulate interest in
The proposed club and make prep
axations for the new organization.
Mhst members Of the club are Miss
11dndss&zMa Rasmussen Of Grand
%fEsoEakkAsssipYss Columbia upiversityrrsAnd.
HsEts Qha1son also in business In New
.:Y ok atfy: Mr.. JOHNSON ands Mr..
aHeisi4s;s$are graduates OF. the engt-
N department. OF u. N. d.
AN enthusiastic discussion over the
ADVANTAGES Of such . club was held
sty1Ndss t itssssNsassexpected that the commit
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES another meeting
is anticipated that a this
me AL Organization may
Among he ether North Dakota
people attending the eastern meet
lngtwere; Misses Minnie 7Steinbar,
lHgasIsstnsi and Ruth. tTempieton;s all
OF Grand Forks, who are, attending
university: Other \. I b.
/, university representatives were iMr.
and Mrs. ]. B. johnson, Harold
paugh Of East Orange, NsvssJersey,
and Misses Edna TwamleyE and Lila
McGlinch OF Mimic.
In the excellent recital. program
given Thursday evening In the First
Methodist church, Harold Henry,
be deserving 81, the ,,diatinsuished
, place which he holds among Che
. musicians of today. Mr. Henry gave
g generous program and among the
numbers which were perhaps 1.-THE
most enthusiastically recetvetl was
McPowell's Kettle Sonata, which he
handles in a most skillful manner.
Chopin numbers and sM1axRowsk's
Caprice Espagnole.''ss5 ...Th$-Nancing
! Marionette" proved that Lr.4Henfy
& q 8 composer Of distinction. as we'll
as an able pianist and 1t >Easgasvery;
worth, while little number Us
Following the recital Mi. And Mrs.
Paola Conte entertained informally
at their home for Mr.. Henry. Guests
included a number OF locaISigma Chi
men fraternity brothers of Mr. Henry,
and several Of the musical people Of
the city.
4 kvs
The Willing 3Workerssof the Beth
any Lutheran church will meet on
saturday afternoon in the church
parlors at 8 o'clock. Mrs O. Pelles
will be the hostess and alifthe wom-
en- Of tsthe organizationaard urged to
be present. %5
A class adopiapn
Brotherhood ofAsAnssF1ea siedd
in the. ted RID
this evening
the business@4HGe42
arsanlsaaoa ! s.
Miss Anne yssae ssess
the Bottineau Aae9pa9fyaAA1fsSelksSSNh
has been visiting III EGfandNafrssEssf6f
several days, will return to- sfB6t-
ttneau today.
Learn to meet your friends with
lssmile. The. goOd-humored man or
woman is always welcome; T