Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-30
COMMITTEE NAMED
, FOR JUNIOR PROM

,&AtlC w IlolIl, ol Va Liz DxR6SSl
parties of the University sof North
Dakota school year.. will be given. in
the varsity arn,ory on January. ~.
Plans for 1t are already being formu-
lated. William Whittkoff is prom
manager this year and these are the
assisting committees which he has
named:
I Northumberland Clark, chair
man; Eli Weston, Marie ,Petron.
y Mbsic-Fred Thompson, chairman.
Invitations L Roland Hamilton.
chairman; Dorothy Dean.
jF,rogram-Helen Cosgrir. chair
nlan: Irene Newman.
sIecorations-Jake Evanson, chair
man; Nell Lunding. Ralph Robertson.
johnson. lack jacob. Laura Kelly,
Kenneth Burns.
I'M compliment to Mrs. Bert D.
keck, IS Fourth. avenue, who is<Visit-
ingYS friends in .Crookston this week,
Mechanics G. A. Morley and G.. s.
:. Chesterman entertained informally on
fTussdayy afternoon in that city. Mr..
and Mrs. Keck with their daughter.
Miss Madelyn Keck and son Conrad,
were the guests of, Mr.. and Mrs. g. A.
MANNED for a musical which was given
Monday night by the Crookston Cur
rent Events club. e. .s42.s:~
MRS. William naFee, formerly Ma
ripR Dinnie of this city, a daughter
OF Mrs. John Dinnie, North Fifth.
street, is general chairman OF the
connnsittee arranging stheSbenefit per-
fqrnance of Honeymoon House" at
the Schubert t~hcafer2in Minneapolis,
or Monday, December 5. A photo-
' graph bf Mrs. Fee with an account Of
thes6fffce which she is assuming nitite
project, appeared in the Sunday edi-
tfoA of the Minneapolis Journal.
AIRS. Cady Hoop, 1915 Cheyenne
avenue, via be hostess to the Larkin
club in her home on Thursday after
NOON. On Tuesday, Mrs. Hoop enter
taihed Mrs. John Torrison Of Fisher
asher guest.
&According to word received here by
!, ftiends: Congressman and Mrs. o. Is.
Burtness will leave on December Is
fnrfs the republic OF Panama They
plan co stop at a number OF south
eastern points an route.
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1.-The Knights of Columbus have is
sued invitations for an informal party
n4their club rooms on Friday even
ing. There will be dancing from 9
1a,sl2 O'Clock and Emard's first or
chestra will play.
#All srand-no1a, enthusiasts are invit-
cd Ito the card party to be given>to-
might in the auditorium of st. Mich
aeFs church by the |Pro-cathedral
club. Mrs. w. S. Mckee is chairman
o9stthe committee in charge.
gG.f 4
Ia compliment to Mrs. M. Rasmus-
sen, 17b Reeves avenue who left. his
noon en, route for California, a series
OF informal afternoons were giverY this
week. Mrs. .. s. Hanson wa at home
to.3a company Of friends Tuesday in
Mrs. Rasmussen's honor and on Mon
day afternoon Mrs. G. s. Marsden en-
tertained in herrhonor. Mrs. Samuel
T'Drgerson ave q tea in Mrs. Rasmus-
sens honor last Saturday afternoon.
.%The sJolliers' club will have it's first
lance, Of the winter season on Thurs
day evening, December 1, in the Guild
hall, opening ut 8 O'Clock. Dancing
Will continue until midnight. All
members Of the club are invited.
iSt. Mary's Social club will meet on
Thursday evening IN the church au-
ditorium, and all members Of the club
and their friends. are invited. Emard's
first. orchestra has been secured for
the evening and the diversion will be
INFORMAL dancing.
8Mrs. J. II. Kirkham returned on
Tnesday morning to her home in
Langdon after spending the weekend
With friendstin Grand Forks.