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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04
BRANCHES
TO HAVE JOINT MEET

All five branches of the Bethesda
society of the Old Peoples Home as
ISOLATION will meet nexr Tuesday aft
ernoo in the auditorium of the Zicn
Lutheran church for a general meet
ing. The meeting VIII open at 5
ed in the work Of the society whether
or not they are members
Reports Of the work OF the branch
es will be given at this time. and
plans will be discussed for the COM
ing years program. Rev. A. J. HUI
teng. who spent the past summer in
Europe. will tell something of his
travels and the work OF the Old Pec-
pies Home in other cities The devo-
tionals will be given by Rev. David
Stoeve. pastor.
A social hour will follow the bust
ness meeting. These women OF branch
No. l will serve refreshments. Mes
danes H c. Nelson. John Swanson
and John johnson.
Miss -Aletha Bye of Reynolds, y.
D.. has come to Grand Forks to make
her home while taking a course Of
music a, Wesley conservatory.
Mrs. G. NJ. Williamson. $50 Belmont
avenue. will entertain the members of
the alumnae association at a dinner
in her home on Monday evening.
Dinner will be served at $50 o'clock.
There will be covers for twelve guests.
* X X
Delta Zeta sorority girls who are
taking advantage OF the mid-year lull
IN activities at the University Of North
Dakota n are spending the week
end at their homes are Norma Han
son. who has gon to Hatton: Agnes
Van Arsdale. at Conway: Helen Steg-
en~a. Mayville: Adah Jorandhy. Graf
ton: Miss Marguerite Cops has gone
to Alvarado. Mimi. to visit Miss Pearl
Young.
The general lid of the Plymouth
Congregational church will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
The hosteeses will be Mesdames H. ].
Lawrence. J. r. Hardie and j. A
Walen.
From now on the guild will meet on
the second Thursday OF the month
on the fourth Wednesday Of each
months. Mesdames Robert Green Jr.
inc Jesse H. Bond. ave been chosen
social hostesses for the meetings OF
the general guild during h remain
der Of the year.
Mrs. L. W. Deichert and Mrs. c. E
Ladd won first and second honors
respectively. at the bridge given Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. H. E. Payne
Mrs. P. W. Miller and Mrs. H. H
Wilson. in Mrs. Payne's home. Mrs
f.. c.. Allen assisted the hostesses dur.
ing the afternoon.
X 4 X
The Rebekah circle will have a reg
ular meeting next Tuesday Afternoon
from 2 to S o'clock in the Odd Eel
lows hall. All Rebekahs are urget
to attend.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04
First Formal Is
GiDen By knights

The Third and Fourth Degree
knights Of Columbus were hosts on
Friday evening at their first annual
ball. In the K G.. club rooms. Sixty
four couples enjoyed the party. In
Guiding just third and fourth degree
knights" and their ladies. Hours
were from $3.50 to l o'clock.
Receiving were Mesdames w. v.
O'Connor. Henry ]. O'Keefe. Paul
Norman and G.. A. Noonan.
An elaborate setting was effected
with black and white crepe ribbons
and rosettes in the ball room and in
the lower auditorium where q supper
was served at IL o'clock. For the
moonlights aAd special dances. the
shields at either end Of the hall.
Emard's six-piece orchestra furnish
ed an excellent program of music.
A semi-cottlion plan was followed.
j. F. T. O,Connor. cotiilion leader.
with Miss Vera Disbrow lead the
opening Grand forks. There were
several favor and serpentine ribbon
dances. A sword dance by Donald
Robertson and an interesting fox-trQt
by Donald Robertson and his sister
Mary Robertson were among the spe-
cial features. Miss Mary Robertson
and Miss Kathryn Cotton in golden
tulle costumes. executed a "kewpie
Q1nCe winch was An A0oIt4OUai nuAii>
Der of interest.
Assembly singing of some "old
Tyne and popular songs" was en-
joyed during the supper Other fea-
lures were q violin solo by Art Emard
and some popular n by Cy n
Gerald Monley. sung with banjo ac-
compartment. Cleary Monley sang
MY Wild Irish Rose" Mr.. Emard
playing the violin obligato and Frank
Jenkins the piano accompaniment
Attired in full dress suits, with high
silk hats and swagEer sticks. Master
Earl Joseph O'Brien. and his brother,
Bob O'Brien. entertained the guests
with some musical number "a top the
table," In their group Of songs were
when Frances Dances With Ne"
"Arrah Go IN" and THE Shiek."
Dancing was resumed after the
supper hour.
Members of the committee in
charge of the attractive affair repre-
scented the third and fourth degree
Knights of Columbus. and included
]. J.. Quigley as general chairman: P.
II. Wilder. Oar O'Hcroh. DR.. c. s.
Giles, Harold Franklin. Lawrence
Norman. B. c. Brockhoh. Ed Lane. J.
G.. Sherlock. Frank Rorke. Frank
Webb and +. j. Brown.
Last nights lance was the first Of a
formal nature that the local Knights
of Columbus council has sponsored
for several seasons. and 1t proved one
of the outstanding events Of the pres
emit social season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04
@a. Tinker bobTza
I'M -sl2Stoues4 I'm y5l
hCaryaeh Holcomb &YGG
JOHNNY SAILS ABOVE THE TREE Tors
.huC anysleH holcomb

The trumpet sound Of a big Ele-
plant In the midst Of q wild jungle
70 a big sound. but 1t can easily be
distinguished from that OF q little
Elephant. The trumpet, that Johnny
heard was that OF q little Elephant,
and was none other than chat OF Tim.
his W little Tim. The Joy OF a heart
be lost, was the kind OF joy that took
possession of Johnny Elephant when
he looked about and saw his wi Tim
coming toward him,
He went to Tim and. with his trunk
entwined about the trunk of his little
son, shed great tears Of Joy. The Child
of the Jungles had been found.
""Oh. Tim" he cried, It thought the
natives took you away to the city. I
thought you might be lead in the
bottom of the river"
II thought you had been killed with
the spear" cried his mother. but
how did you get here so suddenly?
You didn't swim for there is not a
drop of water on your back"
he could say a word. Tinker Bob
stood by and listened with joy I o hear
the words Of happiness that were
spoken because Tim had been found.
Presently Tim spoke. II have the
King with me. He is my friend. He
took me safely across ne river"
But how could the King take car
of you when he Is so smal?" asked
his mother.
H has more strength than all<of
the Elephants in the world" said Tim.
You are just a child. Tim. Tim and
you think this fellow Is strong. He
could not even lift my trunk II I
would let him." said Johnny Elephant.
Tim laughed. Have you ever heard
an Elephant laugh: Well. he laughed
till his trunk was tired. why. the
King Of the Forest can carry YOU
across the river" E
"Oh. my child. you are sick and
don't know what you are talking
about" Johnny shook his head.
Why, If tbs King could lift me from
the ground I would make hin, King
Of the Jungles."
Then he shall be our King" said
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

A company OF twenty-five girls and
boys was entertained IN Friday eve
ming by DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert Moskau
in honor Of the birthday anniversary
OF their daughter. Gladys. The guests
were first taken to the theAter and
birthday supper and program OF
games and music was enjoyed. Mrs.
s. H. Booth chaperoned h young
people to the theater and also assisted
the hostess and Mrs. j. d. Taylor in
serving suppe Effects in keeping
with the Valentine season were used.
The guests were: Misses Eliza
Ethel Severson. Lucille Bradshaw,
Leal Edmunds, Charlotte Cow
ran. Muzette Willis, Betty Schwam.
Viola Anderson. Kathleen Madsen,
and Gladys Moskau: Messrs. Paul
Travis. Paul Yoder. Johnnie Hoffman.
George Lazier, Lester Rohde. Charles
Garvin. Harrison Wilder. Walton Ia
and Milton Moskau.
Prof. A. H. Yoder of the University
Of North Dakota enjoyed a visit with
an old school friend. Mrs. George ].
Elerding. at Fargo, n. D., during the
and Mrs. Elerding have met since
they we're teaching in Seattle. MI.
Yoder at the University of Washing
ton n Mrs. Elerding in the Univer-
sity Heights school. Prof. Yoder adj
dressed a meeting of the Parent
Teachers association Of the Haw-
thorne school in Fargo on Wednesday.
\ X
Acacia chapter No. ~: o. F. S, will
hold a regular meeting on Tuesday
evening at 1870 o'clock in the Masonic
temple. An informal reception in hon.
or Of Mrs. George w. Gets, past wor-
thy matron of Acacia chapter. who is
leaving to make her home in Spokane,
Wash. will be held following the bust
ness meeting. Signed Lolita Randall,
w. M; Maude M. Adams, secretary.
The Aid society of the First Luth-
eran church will meet on Thursday
afternoon in the parlors of the
church. Mrs. s.. L. Tallakson and Mrs.
J.. d. Taylor will be the hostesses.
Mesdames v. J. Mayer, P: w.
Miller and William Morrow, assisted
by the ladies OF the February division,
will be hostesses at the meeting of the
Ladies' Aid of the First Presbyterian
church. The meeting is to be held
or "Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
Mrs. H. A. Halseth Of Fargo. who
has been the guest of Mrs. A. Sander
SON.. Gerard street, has gone to Ber-
wick, N. D., where she will spend
some time with relatives at her for
Smer home.
There will be a business meeting OF
secsifn Of st. Paul's Guild on Wed
needay afternoon, February s, in the
home of Mrs. Charles E. Bell, 514
South Fourth street. All members are
requested to attend.
4 + \ r
Miss Marie Lippert of Aneta. N. D..
has returned to Grand Forks to attend
the state university the second Sc
master. On Friday night Miss Lppert
was ar out of town guest at the
formal ball given by the knights OF
Columbus.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04
DE NICOLA LIKELY
TO REFUSE To- FORM
NEW ITALIAN CABINET

Rome, Feb. 4.-(By The Associat-
10 have offered the task of forming
4 new cabinet to Enrico de Nicola,
president Of tho chamber Of deputies.
It is known that the latter is, re-
luctant to accept, having refused sew
eral similar offers in the past, but he
h said to DO wavering under the pres-
-sure Of the majority .Guups in the
chamber. r q. - A.
It Is generally believed. however,
that tho ministerial crises Will endure
for eight or ten days.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

Mrs. Henry L. Glass, 1l06 Univer-
sity avenue was at home informally
to a company of women this after
noon. Among the tw~enty-eight guests
were Mrs. Maude Sutton Of Argyle,
Mimi, Mrs. C. C. Jaynes of Arnegard.
n. D., and Mrs. James Kennedy OF
st. Paul. Miss Hazel Glass assisted
her mother in serving tea at the close
OF the hours.
*
The American Association Of Uni
versity women. formerly the A. C. A.,
will meet with Mrs. F. F. Fletcher
next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in her home, 1901 Belmont avenue.
Hostesses with Mrs. Fletcher will be
Miss Hildegard Fried, Mrs.tR. E.
Wenzel and Miss Susan Akers. The
program is in the hands Of Misses
Beatrice Olson and Ann Rely.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Pesenius. wife of the
pastor of the Swedish Lutheran
church was the guest Of honor at q
surprise party given on Wednesday
afternoon by the ONE of the aid
society. The affair was arranged in
appreciation of Mrs. Persenius' work
afternoon Mrs. Persenius was pre-
scented with a purse. z
+
MI. and Mrs. J. S. B. Sears Of Ink.
ster have returned to their home aftel
spending vert days as the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Webster. Cot;
tonwood street.
r
Husbands Of the members Of the
Lady Elks' club will be entertained
tonight at a 6 o'clock dinner in the
home of Mrs. John Carroll. Sr.. 10;
University avenue. The hours fol.
lowing dinner will be spent informally
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04
SEyENPRESENT AND
FORMER OFFIcIAlSQ
CHICAGO INDICTED

gChicaeo Feb.%4 Indntzments
aseinet officials and fofnhsE Of
ficials Of Chicago charging =
Of the civil service law throuShesAAis
Of subscriptions stoSa political neyEspA
per backed by the. city admintsffaticn
and tickets to = picnic sivsn sDystno
noiitical faction headed BY Mayer
Wilnam Hale Thompson; we're sro-
turned today BY q spscfak4sc ounty
grand jury.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04
Piano Recital on
Sunday Afternoon

4E EL NfLH aE aE&+.- H-f Jill L-H
The third recital Of a series which
the piano pupils of Paolo Conte are
giving has been arranged for Sunday
Afternoon. It will be given in Mr..
conte's home, Hamline avenu
Harriet DePuy.
tNdsIIA X. CHOpla
Katherine Murray.
Ballet 1888. schubert
SCI Marjorie Moore.
Cachoncha Caprice ............Raf
Ethel Twete.
Novelette, .............. Mcdowell
Francis Butler.
Barcarolie Geodizkt
Constance Tucker.
Loves Dream List
Minnie johnson.
Serenade Mcdowell
Mildred Odell.
Helen Fox.
Prelude in G MINOR. Rachlnaninof
Loretta Glockner.
Viona Hansen.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

ASS AA1uS ESSC@SIS VITA ehSSsN2~I
al 8 card party in the Knights a:
Columbus hall next Tuesday evening
al s:se o'clock Whist is TO be p.2ye1
and there vii. be primes given, Mem
eeCs OF the Forester lodge have bee.
urged to invite all their friends to the
affair. This COMMITTEES has the ar
fragments in hand: NeSd1HeS E
Leazen, L BosaA. L Norman. E
Brady. n. Aonley, 2. J. Martseau,
TIE meeting OF chapter d OF P. e.
Q. Siscerho<d will oe held in the home
OF Ms Paul GEhsh, T4s Reeves ave-
nue.. on Thursday evening. The
meetings OF this society are usually
held on Monday but have been
changed to the above date this week
The Women.s Home Missionary So
ciesy of the Methodist Episcopal
church Will meet or Wednesday after
noon ats O'Clock in h home of Mrs.
Tom Moore. 400 Vernon avenue. Mrs.
George Wharen will lead the devo-
discuss Americas Genius for AS
similation." The officers OF the North
Dakota Home Missionary society. Mrs.
]. G. Moore. president, who viii, be
in the city next week, will be honor
guests at the meeting and will give
short talks Assisting Mrs. Moore in
caring for the guests will be Mes
danes NJ o. Simenstad and r. A.
Ogilvie.
Some three hundred guests enjoyed
the Food and Fun Fro,ic" Friday
night in the parlors of the NJ. E.
church n the affair is reported 10
be M Of the larges, and most sue
cessful family social gatherings in the
history Of the church. DIR. S. Paige
Johnson. an active member of the NJ
E. congregation. who celebrated his
list birthday anniversary on Friday,
was a guest of honor. His Sunday
school class presented him with q
birthday gift and n Of the suppe.
features was a lighted birthday cake
Music and "Trip Through the Grand
Canyon" by means of a seereopticor
slide display were other forms OF en-.
t~ertainment.
Mrs. r. Syrdal and small son, Egal
Of Northwood are visiting witt
friends in Grand Forks this week.
The piano and voice students o
Miss Marie Sattler, Paolo Conte ant
lege conservatory, will be entertained
at a Valentine party next Wednesda,
evening in the Guild hail. The part,
is to be marked with special features
in keeping with the Valentine. season
Misses Harriet DePuy. Ethel Twet,
and Mildred Odell are in charge o
decorating the hall for the affair.
\
Three hundred cards have been is
sued by the Daughters Of Norway TO
a masquerade ball to be given mex
| Monday emf in the lodge room
in the K. P. hall. Prizes will be offer
ed for costumes and refreshments will
be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odin Olson. s19 Wa
nut street. announce the marriage O
their daughter. Myrtle Irene, to Wi,
liam Shol Of Grand Forks whic,
took place on Thursday, February /:
at Crookston. MINI. Mr.. and Mr..
Shol are now at home to friends q
305 South Third street,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

AOS& AuS OGC0iu.
little Tim, 20 King. lits my father
andSshow him."
Tinker Bob went to the trunk u
Johnny Elephant and tried to lit it.
then he tried to lif. one OF his feet,
MT. Elephant laughed to see the King
try. "Sow," said Tinker Bah. "les Ele
get on your back and 1 will lift you to
h top OF the trees"
Mr.. Elephant kneeied and Tinker
crept on the back of the great GINA
iure. Now If you are ready we wall
go. Tinker tapped the Stone Of
knowledge and Mr.. Elephant Was
lifted above the rex ops 50 quickly
that he nearly lost his breath, Then
he came down slowly and Va ScR
standing in the place from which he
was lifted.
Come with me. You shall De the
King OF the Juag;eS" he sid and
they Y. OF.
Ito be Ooaunued.)
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N-orweeian-Danish n. E

N0fWeG1an-DAn&1h n. Is.
Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street Sunday morning Service, 1880.
Sunday school and bible class. 11:4s.
Epwofth league devotional meeting,
Z p. nj. Evening service ut" 7:4s
o'clock. Prayer service Thursday eve
ming, 7:45 o'clock. The Ladies' Aid
will meet at the, church Friday. Feb.
10. at 3 ,. m. Mrs. Gabrielson and
Mrs. BrGvold will be the hosteDes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04
The Lutheran Fre.

Second avenue. Morse services Sun
day forenoon at 1880 by the elders,
and English sermon BY. Student Tor
serscn at 1880 q. m. Sunday school
and bible class after services Norse
services Sunday evening ut 1850 BY
the pastor. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 8. A series Of meet
ings opens in church Thursday eve-
ming at 1880 by the Fargo district Of
the Lutheran Free church. ConAr-
nation class meets Saturday morning
at 10. InEel Hovland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

Sunday. school at SEAS. Dr.. 8. o.
Slm,os. supt- Morning worship at II.
Subject. Choosing a Road" Jr. c.
E. at 1880. Int. and ST.. c. e. ut e:4s.
Evening worship at T:4s. The Royal
Order Of Long TonSueA" Prayer
service Wednesday night At 7:4S.
Mems club meets Thursday night IT
$40. F. Halsey Ambrose.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

F1f8t IAQU1CE80. 800
Belmont and Fourth avenues. s. L.
Tallakson. pastor. Sunday school and
bible classes. S:46 q. N. Morning
worship. at. 10:4s. Gods Great
Harvest Of Souls" Vocal solos BY o.
Lyngholm. Monthly song service,
7:4s. with three choir anthems, two
songs by male Quartet. two vocal
solos. two organ selections and II.
miliar hymns for all. Come TO 'the
Cory Church." AID meets Thursday,
5 p. M. with mission program. Boy
Scouts, 1880 to 3 p. m.
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-01-21
Dance tonight-Od eon.- ADV.

II, Dance tonight-Odeon. ADV.
/. N. Early Of Butte is here on busi
ness.
III. Z. Meick Of Helena is here or
business.
r. H. Cooney of A1issou!a is lnrc or
business.
~ NJ. Changers Of Laurel IS here or
business.
Sewing machines repaired. Phone
5225.--Adv.
George Fl. Shannon weut to Helena
Friday on business.
+. ]. Loch of Dutton il spending 6
few days in the city.
]. Il. Morgan Of Choteau is a Great
Falls business visitor.
Albertine Furtchcll 1T Geraldine is
. weekend shopper here.
L. Chatterton Of Spion kop was q
Friday visitor in the city.
H. b. Webster of Billings is Il week
end business visitor here.
II. J. sTestn Of Dodsen is here at
tending to business matters.
r. E. Theimhardt Of Helena is a
weekend visitor in Great Falls.
A. J. Kruger was Friday business
arrival in Great Falls fsom Lenigh.
500 takes good second hand piano
on easy terms, at Orton Br0s.-Adv.
E. B. Coolidge Of Lewistown is a
weekend business visitor in Great
Falls.
Michael O'Shaughnesscy Of Butte
was business arrival in the city Fri
day.
Ben Wakely, who has been in Vir-
ginia City on business, returned home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Nithron Of
Square Butte are Great Falls visitors
this week.
o. A. Bergeson of Geraldine arrived
in the city Friday to attend to bust
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Game Of High
wood arrived in Great Falls Friday for
few days visit.
Miss Frances Gage has gone to New
York on an annual buying trip for the
Gage Specially shop.
G. S. Mcdonald arrived in the city
Friday from Choteau to look after
business interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Carmichael of
Augusta are spending the weekend
with Great Falls friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. CoIlatd went to
Sand Coulee Friday and viii spend the
weekend there with friends.
Miss Iva johnson went to Gerber
Friday to spend the weekend with her
mother. Mrs Peter Johnson.
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SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

Mrs. w. Wilson ard baby Of Relt re-
turned home Friday afternoon from a
shopping trip to Great Falls.
Mrs. Nels A. Nelson went to Belt
Friday after visit here with Mrs.
Ben Nelson Of 2TO7 Central avenue.
Mrs. Phebe Kerr, who has been Wis
bard, left Friday for Der home in Spo-
kane.
Tony AIikah left Friday for Amazon
da, where he will 60 10 work at the
Anaconda Copper Mining companys
smelter
Mrs. William Tyler of Monarch. who
has been visiting Mrs. Minnie Fuller
Of 612 First avenue north, returned
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Sheidler and
two daughters of Ills Fifth avenue
north, went to Cheteau Friday for
weekend visit.
Samuel Ford and mother, Mrs. Sam
uel Ford, arrived hema Friday from
San Francisco, where they kava been
for number of weeks.
Grace Presbyterian Aid will hold
home cooking sale on Saturday, Jan
uary 21st in the Liberty building, on
Third street th.-Adv.
Mrs. F. J. Woodward is at the
Deaconess hospital receiving treatment
for a severely injured foot. Her in
jury was caused by fall.
Mrs. Jennie Bywaters, postmistress
at Sand Coulee, was in the city Friday
morning on business. She returned
home on the afternoon train.
w. NJ. Burl;pgame left Thursday
afternoon for Washington, .. c., to
attend conference with his work for
the Farmers Equity association.
Miss Dollie Graves. who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Peter
Anderson of 2O15 Sixth avenue north.
left Friday afternoon for her home at
Choteau.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Spady and
daughter, Marie, returned to their
home at Stanford Friday afternoon.
Miss Spady has been III at the Deaeon-
ess hospital for several days.
DR.. F. T. Foard, who spent the hol-
idays at his home in North Carolina,
has returned to Great Falls to take up
his duties as assistant surgeon for the
United States public service bureau
On his way west DIR. Foasd stopped
at Washington, D. c., for inference
with the surgeon general.
Mrs. J. o. Randall Of Armingten
left Friday afternoon for he. hlnle
after q shopping trip TO Great Falls.
She was accompanied by Paul Pine
student in the Great Falls scheuls.
who will spend the weekend with her
and return Monday for the beginning
of the new semester.