Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22
Mdsons Announce
Social Calender

ANAAoOSI0 7SltlONuSS
Social Calender
The 5l6aaonic Entertainment com
fnittee, appointed yearly by the Board
OF Directors OF. the Masonic Building
Corporation, has Just announced its
program Of dances and entertainments
fors,the season OF 1920-1a21.
An exceptionally fine program OF
dances has been arranged for the sea-
son. hut the activities of the commit
tee will not be confined to the ball
room During the winter months
there will be a series of special enter
tainments, which will be given in the
auditorium of the Masonic Temple
for all Masons and their families.
These entertainments will be given
free OF charge.
The dancing program will open
with the Kefn Temple Patrol ball on
Halloween night. Elaborate prepara-
tons already have been made for this
dance. Feature dances will be the
annual Washington Birthday formal,
party and the Christmas formal party.
The complete program follows:
Monday, October 31-Patrol dance.
Saturday, November Especial
entertainment
TUESDAY. November 22-1nformal
dance.
Thursday. December s-1nformal
dance.
Thursday, December 22-Formal
party.
Saturday, December 17-special
entertainment.
Saturday, December 81 New
Years Eve dance n special enter
tainment at midnight.
Tuesday, January 10-Informal
dance.
Tuesday, January 24-Informal
dance.
Saturday, January Especial en-
~tertaiament.
Thursday, January s-Informal
dance.
Wednesday, February 22-Wash-
ington party, formal.
Saturday. February Especial EN-
tertainment.
Thursday, March - Informal
Thursday, March 2a-1nformal
dance:
Saturday, March 1s-special enter.
tainment.
The members of the entertainment
committee are:
william H. Alexander, St. Aldemar
Commandery, chairman; Casper O..
Olson, representing the Shrine;- F. j..
Bennett, representing the Scottish
Rite bodies; Ray s.. Kinnan, repre-
seDting C%orinthian Chapter; Geo. A.
Benson, representing Acacia lodge,
secretary-treasurer. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ollie, North
Eighth street, are entertaining their
son, Clyde Ollie Of Swift Current,
sask.. who arrived on Thursday, as
their guest. During his stay in Grand
Forks, Mr.. Ollie will be the guest of
his sisters, Mesdames Fred Lee and
William Barclay n his brother, We'll
come Ollie of North Third street. i,
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MI. and Mrs. William Fox, Chey-
enne avenue, are entertaining as
their guests, Mr. Fox's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Fox formerly of
Grand Forks who arrived in the city
on Thursday after living a year in
California. They stopped in Kenmare
en- route to visit their son A daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ed Whipple Of Saskatchewan
formerly Of Reynolds, N. D., is also
a guest at the home of MI. and Mrs.
William Fox.
The Scandinavian w. c. It. U. held
a regular meeting on Friday after
noon, in the Bethany Lutheran
"a JAZZ SAbSH
and refreshments were served. 81
The children's Sewing class at the
X. VIC. A. will give a party tonight
at 1890 O'clock, in tho ~" gym
! nasium. al
% In compliment to Mrs. Charles NJ:
Horlacker Of INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. and
! Mrs. +. L.. Fisher of Thief River Falls,
Mimi, three tables OF cards were in
play on Thursday night in the home
Of Mrs. Gust Eastlund, Sill Chestnut
street. The diversion was grand-nola
and high scores were won by Miss
Grace Neate and Mrs. Ed johnson. In,
serving refreshments during the even
ing the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
8. II. Booth.
Misses E~vangeline Burns and Lois
Void, who have been attending the
Teachers Institute at Crookston, will
spend the weekend here as the guests
of Miss Wold's mother, Mrs. Cora
z! Void, New Hampshire apartments.
Miss Burns and Miss Void are men,
bers of the Thief River Falls public
school faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John warwick have
returned from a ten-days' wedding
trip to Minneapolis. Thief River Falls
and St. Cloud, MINI. Before her
marriage Mrs. Warwick was Miss
Edna Ashwin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ashwin, 112 Cottonwood
street. After November first Mr.. and
Mrs. Warwick will be at home to
friends at 303 Walnut street.
In honor of its alumnae. Alpha
Beta chapter of Gamma Phi Beta
sorority will give an informal lunch
con today ut noon at the chapter
hours. Il,
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On Sunday evening. Miss Ida Ha-
leen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Haleen. GOT North 4th street, East
Grand Forks. will leave for Berkeley.
Cal. to spend the winter. with her
sister. Mrs. N. e. Borch.s In Miss
Haleen's honor a party OF twenty
friends and relatives gathered on
Thursday evening at the home Of her
parents, for a surprfse-farewell party.
The guests rave Miss Haleen a leather
travelling bag, as q remembrance, and
at the close Of q program of. games
and cards, they served light refresh-
ments.
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