Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-22
Banquet Opens
Military Ball

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The opening feature Of the Military
ball to be given this evening in the
Knights of Columbus hall by the
Scahbard and Blade fraternity of the
state university, is to be a banquet
in the lower banquet hall at ESQ
o'clock. The appointments are to be
effective and especially adaptable to
the occasion. Immediately following
the banquet there la to be given a
brief program of toasts with G. A..
Lindell presiding. The responses arc
as follows:
The Place of a Military Fraternity
in North Dakota Activities
sor Hitchcock.
What is this. scabbard and
BLADE Cadet Major Redmond.
Observation-Disclosures First Liutenant
Avery.
"A Prophecy'-cadet First Lieu
tenant Noble Martin.
Responsible Sponsors"-Miss Nor
nc From he Faculty--Mgmbers
viewpoint"-Major Albert e. Brown.
At s, o'clock the fire of n canon will
announce the opening of the grand
march to be terminated UNDER a
sword arch. Seventeen dances have
been arranged and there will be
some new novel features introduced.
Miss Ethel MCGOWAN will contribute
a solo dance and tho 18th dance is to
be a "%strean,er.' Very brilliant dec
oraticns in the fraternity colors rcd.
white and blue will be another added
feature of interest. Governor and
Mrs. Lynn j. Frazier. Col. and Mrs.
Frame, President and Mrs. Thomas
F.. Kane and members of the univer-
sity faculty have been invited to be
patrons and p~atronesses.
The Luther League Of st. Marks
Lutheran church will meet this cvc-
ming at S O'Clock in the club rooms OF
the church, and all Young people al
the society and their friends arc cor
daily invited to attend.
These numbers arc to given durins
the evenings program:
Piano Selection--Miss Lucille Hurc
Vocal Sclo-Miss Helen Moore.
Walk Through Yellowstone Park
wv. n. Brown.
Piano Selecticn--Miss Marguerite
Dettman.
Observation-Disclosures quartet.c.
A social hour with refreShment
will De enjoyed after the program.
Mu chapter Of Sigma Alpha Iota
music sorority will give it's annua
formal dance next Monday night il
the Guild hall, accord to plans nov
being made.
Effective decorations are TO h
worked out in color tones OF red an
white, some novel features arc bcin,
planned for the dance program.
Each member Of the sorority
privileged to invite another youn
woman, and this number, with tn
young mon who will be invited. wi
make the company a good sized ono
For the meeting of the youn
Peoples society Of the Bethany III,
thcran church. to he held in In
church parlors tonight. the program
will be in charge Of the Junior choi,
and will comprise these numbers:
Song Of the Vikings tarrangcd from
:. Planning by Emcrson).
The Chorus.
Violin
Souvenir ....,.,..,......., Drdl
Shepherd Girls Sunday. Ole Blu
q Prof. J. A. Buchholz.
Bass Solo, The Pirates. -. .Gun1ber
t Jallnar E1ofto. ,
PiaHc Solo, Marcia Fantasttca--a
BaiEie
: Valbors Aakhus., -
Reading selecte
: Anne Rely.
! The Miller's Wooing 49,. Fannjn
3 The Chorus
: Hostesses for the social hour whic
: will follow the program will be Mrs
. M. l.. Hillisoss,. Mrs. !. G.. Boo. Mr..
) Andrew STERN n Mrs. r. Guam.
: McElroy's Flower Shop, origins
, corsages. cut flowers fresh ever
morning. Funeral designs. Come
1991.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. A. Urness of NJ,
: Gamma. accompanied by their gue'
Mrs. Fl. J. Reisland Of Missoula.- Nor
n tana, have been in Grand Forks fl
q day or two. They came TO atten
e the Anna Case concert On Wodnesda
e night. and Mr.. Urness ais was hc1
for. the meeting of county assessor
9 on Wednesday afternoon.
George Papermaster of >Belfield. !
D., ano Miss Zelda Papermaster, VII
, teaches in the public school at Err:
kline, Mimi. arrived here yesterda
: to remain at tho home of their ia
LtSl, NV. V. IdpSI lIdSLSij 0u1lu6 III
Passover holidays.
Mrs. H. w. Sims; III Conklin av.
nue.. entertained informally in HI
home on Thursday afternoon. Thei
were is guests. American Beaut
roses were used through the room
and Mrs. Wheeler Smith assisted Mr.
Sims in serving.
Women Of the Norwegian DAMS
NJ. z. church will hold their annui
bazaar this evening in the churc
parlors. opening at 1880 o'cloc
Needlework and home baked ar
cooked foods will be offered for sa
and refreshments will DO served.
AlEUY I nxIr noro