Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-12

n SketcherS' club of the UniveIS-
ity Of North Dakota is making plans
Tor a Valentine party to be given ON
Monday evening in the rooms Of the
art department. Miss Esther HURT Is
chairman OF. the arrangements COM
mittee. The affair will have games
and dancing for its, uppermost fea-
lures, and there will be refreshments.
Epsilon chapter OF Delta Zeta sor-
GRITTY entertained Informally in the
sorority house, University avenue on
Friday evening. in compliment to a
group of university young women.
Games and music were the evenings
diversions and the service of a light re-
past closed the affair.
A meeting Of the Covenant League
will be held this evening in the Y. w.
G. A. looms at 1880 O'Clock. All
members Of the society are urged to
be present and a cordial invitation is
extended to any young women inter-
ested in becoming , members. Miss
Osa Hornland will be the leader at
tonight's meeting. IN =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Goodman,
2o2 Reeves avenue, have gone to Far
guests ofatheir son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Conmy.
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Miss Marie Upper left on Saturday
morning for her home in Devils Lake
where she will remain indefinitely.
Because of i'll health Miss Lippert was
forced to give up her work at the
university.
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The Alpha Kappa Zeta fraternity
has made plans for an informal dane
ing party 60 be given in the Guild
hall this evening, hours to be from s
to IL o'clock. Members of the uni
versity faculty will chaperone. Spe-
cial decorative features will be among
the interesting attractions.
Friends of Miss Marjorie Cameron
will be interested in knowing that she
who has beer quite i'll in her HON.
for some time is improving in the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
d. Cameron. EOS Reeves avenue. a..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nevin marie
O'Gorman) and baby have gone to
Forks with Mrs. Nevin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Will O'Gorman. North
Fourth street. MFR. and Mrs. Nevin
will spend a short time in Park River
while making preparation for going
to their new home in Grafton.
The February meeting of the Serv-
ice Star Legion of Grand Forks, was
held on Friday afternoon In the Com
mercial Club rooms. and is reported
to be one of the largest and most in
terestihE which the society has held
since its organization. Mrs. j. G.
Moore occupied the chair.
During. the business session which
preceded h program a nominating
committee was nominated fsom the
floor. The committee as named in
Mrs. P. NJ. Cole, Mrs. Hol-
ley and Mrs. J.. P. Miller. At the
March meeting the committee will re-
port the officers OF the society for
the coming year, whom they have
nominated. The annual meeting and
election Of officers. it was announced.
will be the feature Of paramount in
terest at the April meeting.
Routine business was attended to
and reports Of several committees were
heard.
Splendid tribute was paid to George
Washington. Father Of Our Coun-
try" and to Abraham Lincoln, "Am-
erica's Saviour" whose anniversaries
are celebrated this month. Mrs. s. b.
committee. presided over the after
moons program and gay a paper on
"Washington's Early Life" Wash
ington's later life was given by Mrs.
s. Paige Johnson. A sketch on the
life of Lincoln was presented by Mrs.
A. NJ. Lommen.
Adding a refreshing bit of variety
to the patriotic program was the solo
dance, IL Coquette" by Miss Helen
Ryan, who interpreted the number
with much grace. Miss Frances Lambe
gave excellent support at the piano
as accompanist.
The program was opened with a
quartet number Summer Night by
Berwald, sung by Mrs. W. T.. Fuller,
soprano, Mrs. G. w. Buckingham, sec
ond soprano, Mrs. A.. M. Lommen, alto
and Miss Lulu Reading, second alto,
members OF the Thursday Musical
Club chorus. In response to a hearty
encore, SheridAn's "Old Folks Med
ley was given in a successful manner.