Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-19
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The employessof the Peoples, state
bank gathered at the Columbia hotel
on Thursday evening for a dinner in
honor of Miss Marie Honert, chief |
clerk In the bank who has resigned
her position and Is planning to leave
the city soon. Miss Honert has been
appointed ONCE manager of the Wi
mona Motor Co. and expects to assume
her new duties April 1.
An attractively appointed six
courSc dinner was served at $50
o'clock. The center Of the table was
graced with a huge vase Of roses and
there were places for six :guestA' Fol-
lowing the dinner there was a short
program of toasts and Miss Honerts
was presented with q gift from her
esteem In which she Is held.
Miss Honert has been connected
with the Peoples State bank for two
years and inethe capacity xof chief
clerk, has. proved herself q competent
and efficient business woman. She
will be succeeded by Clarence Dok-
ken Of Holt. MINI. formerly assistant
cashier in the Holt State bank, who
will arrive in The city next week.
were taken to the Grand theate2'
! :
An exceedingly ~interest,nr nror.m
was given thursday evening in Cor.
win halle by a group OF the senior
students Of Miss Adelaide Okell and
Paolo Conte OF the piano department,
and Miss. Nellie Kinrsbury of the ex-
precision department.. The program
opened at7 o'clock and the followinr|
numbers were arranged by Miss Okeil1
who had the affair in charge:
Romance -. Karxanoff
Mae Anderson
Crescendo N + a..an
Blanche Warnken.
Spanish Dance Alben,x
'.Undercuurrents in Agnes"
Edna. Haskell.
Bolero chonin
% Rhoda Hewitt.
Polonaise in c, sharp minor. Chon,n
Frances Lambe.
Marcia F~antastica Boreiel
-4 WALDORF Aakhus
"a Day. Of New Thounht'
Miss Parkman.
=, Elsie McHafie.
Reveries schut+
Yiona Hanson.
Second HunRarian Iiszt.
arranged for two nianas.
First Aakhus Blanche
Turner. $500
Second-Elsie Mechanic. Blanche
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Mrs. N. B. FELTON, Of the immortal
town, Idaho. where she win visit with
her daughter. Miss Rhoda FELTON,. at
tending high school in Lewistown.
Miss FELTON, is a senior this wear and
her mother plans to remain with her
until the June commencement exer-
cises.
in the nar,ors ~ ths F4rs+ preshv-
tertan chnrch Thuradav avenin1 fnr
|"A Communitv Mirers, and n fhor-
onrhIy nieasant time WAS had The
MIR .vsa arranred nv the v W q.
|A. and =, NC. a. Win tho various
snurcn young peoples. societies. and
n $500 wass " n o.a.a1n nu appo'h'-
ni1 VI. we're ~ Snr
3 ~ iSToua '. STILL seauuI: MIS-
2. NueH Enyears, sopra"o Mrss En-
mA Maitanson soprane' ana lean v.
= s 81 . VIC .o.u le,sn soIies,
p.Ua ,,,aau ~ ann,,s,e unc - w, ~
serveo unaer the supervisor OF MISS
Ai1ce Aus.,n :, 49,
q femalnder or the evening was
20 o.unts ana IN charge OF
this feature OF the party, were Arthur
Tweet, Miss Ann Kaufman. Miss
Ruth Metcaif. Miss Anna Peterson,
nellie Garvick Int Ernest Coon.
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Miss Ada Tyler of Fargo is visiting
In the city as the house guest of Miss
ASuoy NoAoliicAc. 0VS DSiilioul avenue.
Miss Bertha Everhart Of Fargo will
arrive this evening to be Miss Croth-
er's guest also and both young ladies
will be out of town guests at the unit
versdty senior prom Saturday evening.
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Mrs. Fred ~swendiman. 9cs Belmont
avenue, has been called to Minneapo-
lis by the death of her sisters hus-
band. Mrs. Swendiman will visit in the
Twin Cities for a short time before
she returns to her home here.
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4 The general aid of the Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church will meet next
Thursday afternoon in the parlors of