Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-05
IU.nliUersity Opens;
Students Prepare
For a Busy Year

With the opening of the state uni
ver6ty tomorrow there will b
a1dsdHto the calendar OF events 70
4 the season a large number of attrac
tive Andsinteresting affairs.
the 80 Dakota. Playmakers have an
nounced that the annual Twelfth
Night Reveirfes," which should Il,
given Wednesday. evening, January Z
to be postponed, as the program ha:
not been completed. 1t is hoped tina
the numbers will have beer arranged
Tor the last of next week, and as thi:
affair is one of interest to u number
of stownsfolk rs we'll as varsity PEG
pie, it is being looked forward to by
many.
On Saturday evening, January 10
there is to be a "Co-ed" dance. The
COMMITTEES of young women in charge
OF the affair are expecting to make
this dance { which rumor have pro-
nounced G Leap Year partly n OF
the most enjoyable Of the seasons
! parties.
The various societies and organiza-
lions of the university are planning
= TO- begin activities at once. The fra
ternity and sorority houses have been
4 opened again after the fortnighr's va
cation and the students a " returned
apparently yell prepared for the busy
season VIII is in store for them.
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Mrs. Rut ill Arnold, who has
been ~visitia4 ., st. Paul for the last
week, is expected to return. tonight to
her duties in the home eco
Monies department at the university.
Miss Margarer<V Van Hoscn. supervisor
OF h a department., is also expected to
return this evening after spending the
holidays with relatives in Chicago.
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Z AicA P,fh n,,a rr,d re p.,r&oo
IN, and her brother, Ludwig Quanrud
hof Bismarck. returned to their homes
on Sunday evening after visiting in
Grand Forks for several days at the
I.J.fF. Smith home, 403 North Fifth
street. s
Harold Finch returned to Grand
Forks Sunday morning after spending
the holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Finch in Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Finch moved to Minneapolis
only recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleary Monley. 1o5
Fenton avenue, have returned from a
weeks visit with friends and relatives
at points in southern Minnesota. They
visited at the home of. Mr.. Monkeys
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burnish at
White Bear. En- route they stopped
at jamestown for a brief visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callahan (Bernar
Monley).
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Miss Jessamine Thompson, who has
been the guest Of her parents, MI. and.
Mrs Robert Thompson, All North
Fifth street. over the holidays. re-
turned on Sunday evening to Binford,
y. D., where she is teaching school.
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The st. Agnes Guild of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet On Tues
day evening. ~January>6, in the Guild
hall for the first gathering Of the new
year. There will be an election Of
officers and several other matters of
importance will also be attended to
at this time. An invitation has been
extended to all young women Of the
church and congregation to join the
Guild and to be present at the meeting
on Tuesday.
Rohe-t Benner, who has been Wis
ltlng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G..
Benner Belmont avenue. returned
sunday eveningNto Minneapolis, where
ne is taking, a course in interior dec
Grating. He expects. to accompany
his father. n. G. Benner. to New
York on the latter's annual mid-win-
ter trip, in two weeks. Miss Margaret
Benner returned Saturday evening to
Rock Valley, Iowa. to resume, teach
ing in the public school.