Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-19
ROSARY CHOIR IN
BENEFIT PROGRAM

!. pro~-cathedral will give an entertain
J ment in the lower auditorium of the
!, pro-cathedral on Monday night Tor
. the benefit of the p%arochial school.
. The entertainment has been arranged
. under the direction OF Mrs. Harry Bur-
ton, organist at the pro-catnedral.
! The complete program follows:
Trio, Cornet, saxophone and Piano
Hazel. Jean and Ethel Lyons.
Song. Old Pal. Why Don't You An
j swer Me-Katlieen Lynch.
Costume Specially. Parade of the
|. %aunbonnet Babies-Fourteen snal
girls.
Duet (vocal). Carolina Lullaby
Gladys Smith and Irene Huard.
Della Dearey.
Dance OF the Flowers-Mary Gayle
Wo'fe.
Costume Speciality, In the Candle
Lght-Sixteen u girls.
Soprano Solo, Sing Me to Sleep
Ursula Cotton.
CLASSIC Dance-Elcanor Rudke.
Song. MISUNDERSTANDING Piauette.
Sea Shell Dance-Della Dearey.
Violin Duet--Marie Filteau and
Blanche DeareE.
Kewpie Dance-Kath' cen Cotton
and Marie Robertson.
Character Dance, When We Went
to Sunday School-Hazel Larson and
Gladys Smith.
Tambourine Dance Eleanor
Rudke.
Costume Song. Peggy O'Sein-
Fourteen young ladies. Soloist, Mar
tina Walker.
Scotch Dance. Highland Fling-Ur-
sula Cotton, Hazel Larson, Gladys
Smith.
Costume Speciality. Pumpkin Color
ed Coons-Ten little blackberries.
Onc-act Comedy.
'Lovebirds' Matrimonial Agency"
ing house.
Maria. maid OF all work, Laura
Nuss.
Dick Harrison professor Love
bird). Raymond Jefries.
Selena Smithers docking for
roons). Margaret Schue.
Obediah Buncher Cooking for a
Wife,, William Lavelle.
Alice E,verton. a bit Of fluff, Lucille
Piquette.
Mrs. Nudge, Josephine Lobsinger.
Dugaid McTavish. real Scotch,
Michael O'Brien.
Miss Gail Gauike. who is to be mar
ried to John T. Hanson Of Veblen. S.
D.. the latter part of this month. Is
the honor guest at an afternoon af-
fair being given in the Delta Gamma
a graduate of the University Of North
Dakota. and a member of Alpha
Theta chapter of Delta Gamma.
The affair was given by the
alun1nae members Of the chapter. and
the alumnae. active and prep" mem
bers Joined In presenting Miss Gaulke
with a silver tea service.
H.
Miss Valerie Sherlock. who has
been visiting friends in Minneapolis
for two weeks, will return here Sun
day morning. She will be accomp-
anied by Miss Gertrude Robinson,
formerly of Grand Forks. who has
ern Canada since the first Of August.
Miss Robinson will stop here for a
time, en route to California, where
h expects to make her home this
winter.
The Red River Valley chapter Of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton will meet on Monday afternoon,
November 81, in the homo Of Mrs.
NJ. G.. Olson, Reeves avenue. Mrs. L.
W. Myers n Mrs. Tom Moore Will
have charge Of the program. the topic
for which will be colonial customs
and costumes.
Mrs. JOY Libby and her daughter.
June, who have been visiting the for
mer's parents in Albert Lea. Mimi,
have gone to Fargo to join Mr.. Libby.
who is now connected with the Fargo
Forum Mr.. and Mrs. Libby former
ly made their home here.
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Miss Olive Dahl will speak at the
vesper service to be held in the T.. w.
c. A. On Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Her subject will be the lit
erature Of the OLD Testament. Miss
Alice Stinson, soprano. will sing. and
hostesses for h tea-hour will be
members of Miss Ruth Dahl's NJ. f.
Sunday school class. The service is
opel to all persons interested.
Mrs. James A. Dinnie. Mrs. W. H..
Alexander and Mrs. E. B.. Fredericks,
who left here for a motor trip to Cali
fornia. reached Los Angeles, their
destination. on Wednesday. according
to word received here. After a stop
OF a day or two in Kansas City the
party took the southern route, and
visited the Grand Canyon and other
points Of interest %enroute. The trip
vas made in the Dinnie car, with Vic
tor Cran1ley driving.