Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-05
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Rushing ito End
Tonight ''Silence =

Tonight will be given the last Of
the rush parties" which have been
foremost among the varsity social
affairs for the last six days. On
Thursday begins the period OF
silence" following which the young
rushed" by the various fraternal
organizations at the university will
decide in which they wish to become
members. 4~&ss NJ
Afternoon and evening parties with
hikes, %luncheons, breakfasts and in
Vulnerable festivities have been no
exception this year, and the rushees'
simply wonderful time." : t.
Pi chapter of Alpha sorority will
conclude its rushing affairs tonight
with an informal evening in the home
OF Mrs. M. G.. Olson, 101 Reeves ave-
nue.. The alumnae Of the sorority
will be hostesses at this affair.
This afternoon an aaumnae party
was given in the home Of Miss Flor
ence Reid, Fourth avenue, for the
"rushees" Of Kappa Alpha Theta, and
tonight Alpha ri chapter Of that
sorority will have IAN evening. about
the f1reside" at Miss Doris Payne's
home, South Fifth street. ~ 81: !
Alpha Beta chapter Of Gamma Phi
Beta will give a progressive dinner
tonight as its grand finale to rush
ing" The third course Of the dinner
Gladys Haagenson, Reeves avenue,
where the evening Is LIZ to be spent.
A formal dinner will be given to-
night in the home Of. Mrs. r. T.
Youns. by the Psi Omega Psi sorority
at 7 o'clock: s%r9-
Gamma wall give a formal party TO-
hkph% IN tho horoc ~" Nfro. o. A y%Ah.
bolt, sos Hanline avenue, IN. conclud-
ing it's rush affairs."'' =, -
From 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon
the Delta Zeta sorority was to. give a
formal tea. in the home Of Mrs. n.
f. French, Hamline avenue.
The autumn reception given Tues
day night in st. Marks Lutheran
church in honor of Rev. E. o. Arm
bruster and Mrs. Arrnbruster, was ar
affair Of much interest. A large COM
pany of friends called at the church
parlors between the hours of 8 and 10
o'clock to meet the pastor and his
bride Of this summer. A program
Of musical numbers, readings and
short talks was given and refresh
ments were served. The ladies of the
church were in charge Of arrange
ments for the affair.
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The Ladies' Aid of the First Luth-
eran church will hold a regular meet
ing on Thursday afternoon in the
parlors Of the church. A missionary
program is to be given Inc refresh
ments will be served. These women
will be hostesses: Mesdames A.
Peterson and G. N. Urdahl. All mem
bers in the society and their friends
are cordially invited to attend
The Ladies Aid. Of the Bethel
Lutheran church will have a regular
meeting on Thursday afternoon at
freshments. All tnterestsdsare cor
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Mrs. H. P. Dalnea entertained "a
company OF ten, gneatsaip41lyey. homo
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afternoon complimentary, no Mrs. 4,
O. Breum OF Wolf Point, Mont
Needlework was the pastimIe. and at
o'clock light refreshments. were
served. w4t.. Af4
Mr.. and Mrs. Breum, who are
former residents, expect to leave or
Thursday for their home in Wolf
Point, following a six weeks visit in
this city with friends.
The members of the M. O. l.. me-
The members OF. the M. O. L. so
ciety me- on Tuesday evening at a
supper party at Harms cafeteria and
made plans FOR sending the usua,
Christmas box to the French orphan,
who are in charge of this organiza.
ton. 1T is planned to get the DO,
under way at once.