Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
Or INTEREST Re TO WOMEN
Series OF Dance
Parties Begins

The first OF a series OF interesting
affairs which the newly appointed
Shrine entertainment committee is ex-
pecting to give, took place last eve
ming in the Masonic temple, in the
form Of an informal dance. There
were seventy guests ant the evenings
program was furnished by q five
piece orchestra. Hours were from g.
to IL o'clock.
According to Cyril, Dyke Page.
chairman Of the committee, the open.
ing party was a huge success. The
next affair will be a band dance and
. will be agiven on Thursday, February
3. 1t IL to be marked with some
notable features. A 25 piece band
will play for dancing, and the drum
corps is also to contribute dance
numbers.
1t has been announced that these
parties are open to all Masons, despite
The fact that they are in the hands
of the Shrine entertainment commit
tee. Members ct the committee are
Mcssrs. c. u. Page, c. F. Weisbecker.
Herschel Hunter, E. J. Severson,
James Turner. DR.. F. E. Sherman and
&. r. jacob.
"Ye Guild Tyne dances we're in
vogue last evening at the Old Time
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bus club rooms and there were some
200 guests. A five piece orchestra
played q lively program from $3.50 to
u O'Clock and the rye waltz" the
"Virsina reel" and the square dance
. were anlu!,g the most favorable num-
bers. y. j.. QuigleS was III charge of
The dance arrangements and he was
assisted by members Of the knights
Of Columbus lodge. who sponsored the
affair. '-a III
In conjunction with the dance a
card party was held in the club rooms
below, opening at 8 O'Clock. James
Lynch was at the head of the COM
mittce in, Charge Of this feature of
the affair. G.. F.. Thacker was general
chairman. Mrs. b. Monda and Fred
Huard We're awarded prizes at the
4 :anic's close.
The Yeoman lodge will give a mas
ruc.ade ball om Tuesday evening,
February 1. in the$Odd Fellows hall,
the proceeds Of which are to go to
the European relief fund. All Yeo.
daily invited.
There will be a meeting of the st
Mary's Social club in the lower audi.
forum of the church his evening
hours to be from 9 to HAS o'clock
DNlISAllS - " VIC ~ 0AAu ~
program will be played by Emard':
orchestra. For those not desiring tt
dance, q game of grand-nolo will b.
in session.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. 'Jerom,
Maddox (Clara Dubuque) will be in
terested in knowing nj they are nov
enjoying a brief visit In Bismarck. a!
the guests Of Representative Mad
dock. Mr.. and Mrs. ;iadiock wer,
hurried recently in Grand Forks. an
are now, en- route to their home II
Northwood, after a honeymoon il
the western part of the state.
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Mrs. j. A. McGillivray, 701 Gal
street, entertained as her guests OF
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Erb o
Honeyford, N. D. Mr.. n Mrs. Err
left on the same evening for Mime
apo!is. en- route, to Tampa, Fla
where they will epeno the remainde
of the winter. En- route to thei
home in March Mr.. and Mrs. Err
have planned to visit points in Wash
ington. KS s@
Mrs. F.. r. Fletcher of Iangdon i
visiting in the city as ne guest of MI
and Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre. S79 Bel
] mont avenue. Mr.. Fletcher who wa
: also here the fore part of the weel
returned to his home after a brie
visit.
Miss Agnes Treacy, 915 Mort
Fourth street. will so to Fargo o
copied a position as cr:serierre in tn
Hcrbst department store. Miss Treac
will take up her ne:v duties on Tues
,day. February L.