Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-18
FORMER LOCAL WOMEN
PLAN MUSICAL TEA

Ikf4U MOSl(Ak LEA
On the afternoon Of May 81. the
Alumnae association Of
Sigma Alpha 1ota, sorority will give a !
tea at the home Of Mrs.
George Anderson (Bessie Thoraldson)-.
In st. Paul. Announcement Of the
Affair wtllSte Of considerable local in.I
terest in view Of the tact hat the /!
hostess Is a former Grand Forks
woman, and also that the guests will
either former local residents
artists who are well-known n<the
city.
Appearing On the program will be !
Miss Florence Austin, violinist. hon.
orary member of Mu chapter. her SIS
tor, Marion Austin Dunn, pianist, and
Howard w. Bishop, soprano.
formerly OF Grand ForhA Mrs.
Minor Clark will assist the hostess.
Miss Florence Austin, it will be re-
membered. vas initiated a member OF
MI chapter upon her appearance in
Grand Forks last spring. She has.
recently returned from New York. ano
Will open a music conservatory in
Minneapolis. A group of ,thc MI
chapter alumnae who are in Minne-
apolis gave q luncheon for Miss Aus
tin at Donaldson's tea rooms, short.
~ after her return from New York.
Mrs. w. j. lCryderman Of Grafton
in Grand Forks on Tuesday night to
attend the concer by the New York
Philharmonic orchestra.
Mrs. H. johnson, who has been
teaching school at Gilby, is in the
city visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Enestron, TIT Cherry street.
She is en- route to Warren, Mimi.
where Mr.: Johnson recently entered
in business.
Among the crookston residents
who were in Grand Forks Tuesday
evening To hear the concert by the
New York Philharmonic orchestra,
were Mrs. Merriam Stephens and
Mrs. Lyle Brown.
Miss Alta jackson i n,ani,t vii, give
her graduation recital this evening at
s o'clock IN Corwin hall and she has
invited her friends to hear the pro-
gram. Miss jackson is q. pupil OF
Paolo Conte, and is being presented
in her recital by Wesley college con-
SENATORS. Miss Kathryn Harris, cell
list. and W Doyle Watt, baritone, are
assisting.
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The employees of the business de-
parlment of the Grand Forks Herald,
motored out to Lincoln park Tuesday
evening for Il picnic supper. Follow
ing supper, the party attended the
concert given by the New York Phil
harmonic orchestra in the city audi
forum.
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NJ. cI.~-l. ut - - fs-l --A--s
will entertain the members Of the
club who are ir the class Of 81 at a
party in the Y. W. G. A. on Saturday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. There NFtll be
a, program of interest. one Of the num-
bers to be a Booth Harrington read
ing by Miss Myrtle Dyar, graduate
of the expression department Of Yves
ley college conservatory.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Bethel
At tc ! O'clock loci ! u The church esouth Of
Belmont SCHOOL, A cordial invita-
ltion Is extended to all friends inter
ested to attend. Mrs. E.. Sanderson
will be in charge Of serving refresh
ments.
Miss Nell Hamilton Of Rol1a. N. D.,
is visiting at the Psi Omega Psi house
this week as the guest of Miss Winni-
fred Davis, q student at the Univers-
ity.
Miss Hazel Engstrom returned on
Monday night from Niagara, where
she spent several days as the house
guest of Miss Laura Morley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery DeRushia of
Bemidji, Mimi, 0 the arrival
Of a baby son in thei~home on Tues
day morning, May II. Mrs. DcRushia
will be remembered by friends in
Grand Forks as Miss Gertrude Cor
man. She made her home in this city
before her marriage.
John Theodore" is the name
chosen for the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd T. Luros Of Crary, N. D.
THE baby was born March ri at De-
troit, Mich, where Mrs. Luros has
spent the winter months with her
mother. Mrs. John Oeschger. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Luros are University OF
North Dakota alumni. Mrs. Luros
will be remember as Miss Gretchen
Oeschger. =
D. s. (sud) Blair Of Santa Barbara,
Cal, is visiting in Grand Forks with
friends for an indefinite time. While
In. the city, Mr.. Blair is being en-
tertaincd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Green, Jr., North Third street,