Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-03
To Giue Carnival
and Pageant In May

sponsoring OF al immense carnival
and pageant to be given early in May
by b eEStudent club Of the r. W. c.
AIT Especial meeting of the 7. ".
&c. A.@h0ard on Friday afternoon. The
af11irssHMl be held in the Metropolitan
Mildred Netcalf. supervisor Of ply
steal directing in the public schools,
and work a already begun IN the
dances and other big features which
are to characterize The affair.
! Mrs Paul johnson was named
business manager Of the pageant and
Mrs. II. W. F. Law was appointed
general chairman Of the costume
committee. The balance of commit
tee chairWen will be announced within
a short period.
Special costumes and lighting EFF
fects are t. be provided and music
will be furnished during the entire
production by the high school or.
chestra. The Y. W. C.. A. is sponsor
ing the pageant and every effort will
be made to make it one of the biggest
affairs Of its kind v e produced in
the city.
An Easter program will be given in
the Emmanuel Swedish Lutheran
church on Sunday evening at 1880
O'Clock and the public is invited to
hear the numbers which have been
~arranged. Mrs. A. A. Western. su-
perintendent of the Sunday school IS
in charge Of the program and an
readings. musical numbers and exer-
cises appropriate to the season.
The morning services at the Swed-
,ish Lutheran church will be held at
IL o'clock inc will include regular
High Mass and Song Service. At 3
O'Clock Rey. j. N. Persenius. pastor,
will conduct Easter services in the
bethesda church in the country. y
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Miss Genevive Early Of Wahpeton,
q student at the state school of SCI
ence in that city, is visiting in Grand
Forks during the Easter holidays as
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. George
Pitts. 1917 University emu Miss
Early will also visit her brother, Will
liam Early, a student at the state
university here,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Therkildsen, lis
Cottonwood street. announce the
marriage Of their daughter Florence
to Arthur w. Thorvilson Of Mime
apolis, which occurred in Grand
Forks Monday. March 20. The serv'
ice was read in the Bethany n,anse
by Rev. David Stoeve' and was wit.
messed by only a small company OF
relatives.
The bride was attended by her sis.
ter. Miss Eleanor T~herkildsen and
Harry King was groomsman. She il
Ia graduate of the Grand Forks high
school. CLASS Of Is. :
II Mr.. Thorvilson is a member OF thu
local sales force of the Home Lunl'
Der company of Washington. D. G
He is a graduate of the University o,
Manitoba Mr.. Thorvilson and his
bride Will make their home at tn.
which time they will leave TO,
Buenees Aires, South America to re
side. .
Harold Eomland has returned
: from the University Of Minnesota Il
spend Easter vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs X. ]. Nonland
sos Chestnut street. Mr.: andsg.Mrs
Nomland have recently moved d
from us Third avenue.
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Miss Mural Babcock. a student a
the University of North Dakota, : viii
leave tonight to spend Easter Sunda!
with her parents in Fargo.
Miss Mary Helen Cassel. with he
i ofoAneI James OdNSei, leAt rEl0d.
evening for their home in Hope, n
D., where they will visit owe Eastel
Sunday.
There will be no regular vespel
services at the 7. w. C. A. this week
although friends interested have beer
invited to view the foreign trunk
which has arrived in Grand Forks
The trunk, containing an exhibit O
Il NspOfN,yS rt~tvveAA ~-A A>u,-A~ R.~-
foreign countries. is in circulation O.
the 7. W. c. A. at the present tim,
and is proving Of much interes
wherever it is displayed.
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At the special services which ar,
n to be held in st. Paul's church OF
Sunday afternoon, the children Of tn,
church are asked o bring their init
boxes and turn them In at this seFv'
ice. :Mrs. John Booth Cooley will
tell some Easter stories and win Civ
a reading, n e. r.. Montgomery will
sing. All children and their parent
are invited.
Cards have been received in Gran,
Forks announcing the arrival Of
taby daughter at the home Of N,
lis. Mr.. and Mn. Carley have man.
friends id Grand Forks, and the:
!, lived here for q number Of years
raoyingN to- Minneapolis last Novem
Der:
III One of the attractive affairs on tn
social calendar for after Easter vii
be the Butterfly dance which tn
Kappa Alpha Theta props are to Civ
in tho Guild hall on Monday evening
The affair is being arranged In hon
Tor Of the aiumnae. active member