Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

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The choir 81 st, Paul,sschurch will
the Guild hall this evening and q
cordial invitation to all meI1bersSand
their friends has been extended.
Good music will play the dance pro
gram and the hours will SSbes from
8 to ~ O'clock. This Is one of q Sc
.ries OF parties which the choir has
given during the winter season and
they have proven a source of pleas
ure to many.
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Mr. and M4- .o.n 4McKibbon and
their daughter, Miss Susan McKib-
bon. were In Grand Forks for a short
time Oh Thursday evening en- route
to their home in ST., Thomas, N. D.
MIR. and Mrs. McKibbon and daugh--
ter have spent the past winter in
California. While in the city they.
were guests of Mrs. Barclay, North
Sixth street.
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An informa. uu...e rs tokbe given
at the university gymnasium on SAT-
evening for university students
and alumni members. The Regular
hours will prevail and a good pro-
gram of dancing is being arranged.
The Association of Collegiate
Alumnae will hold their regular
monthly meeting on Saturday aft
crnoon in the home of Mrs. F. F.
Fletcher. 1901 Belmont avenue. An
interesting program will be given
and all members of the society are
invited. ri
The regular meeting Of Chapter
D Of p. f. O.. will be held on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. F. F.
Fletcher, 1901 Belmont venue An
Interesting meeting is being antici-
.3pated1 and initiation services will be
conducted.
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Sixth street, left last evening for
Crookston, ,swhere she will visit for
the coming week Is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. James Powers, of that
city.
The Women's Relief Corps will
hold their regular b1-monthly meet
ing in the Odd Fellows hall on Sat-
urday AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. After
social hour. n all members are
urged to be present:
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Miss Gladys Jacobson, reader, was
presented in her senior recital at Cor
1 win hall on Thursday evening, reading
Daddy Long Legs" a play in four
acts, by Jean Webster. A pupil of
has made much progress under her
tutorship, and plans to enter the
Emerson school of oratory at Boston
in the fall.
Miss jacobson has an unusually ap-
pealing n mellow voice which ap-
peared' at it's best in the pathetic parts
Of the play. Her i~mpersonation of
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done, and each of the other characters
was clear cut and we'll interpreted.
Commendable notice was also given
Miss Jacobson's quick transitions
throughout the performance.
Assisting on the program were Mrs,
E. A. Arhart, violinist; Chester Perry
and Jacob. Evanson, f~lutists, and
About. seventy guests danced at. the
annual formal party of the alumni OF
Phi Delta Phi which was held in the
knights of Columbus club rooms on
Thursday evening. j. F. T. O'Connor
led the cotillion figures and intro
features. Mr., O'Connor, with Alfred>J.
Clynch, had the arrangements. of the
An attractiveiy appointed dinner
was served in the club dining room
at 1880 o'clock and here as in the
ball room the fraternity flower, the
red rose. with the colors red and blue
prevailed.
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Mrs. M. G. Olson, with her daush-
ter, Nell, are now visiting in Mime
apolis and are expected to arrive, in
Grand Forks within a few days Mr..
and Mrs Olson, with their son. Allan,
and daughter. have spent the winter
months in the west and Mr.. Olson and
Allan returned Thursday morning.
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4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Chidlaw (Adah
Durand) have arrived from Mime
apolis to spend a few weeks as the
guests of Mr.. Chidlaw's parents Mr..
and Mrs. H. X. Chidlaw, Euclid ave-
nue..
One health expert says it is yet a
little chilly in the evening for auto
MODELLING. Yes. and was it not Uncle
Julius Caesar who once said: "Be-
ware Of rides Of March?" ~