Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-08

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Wild Horseman ....... schumann
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March of the Dwarfs. $500. ... Gries
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Two piano number, "Sanitol". Olson
Myrtle Haugen and Ceresa Klemens-
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Mrs. c. C. Gowran, 1913 Reeves e
nue., is entertaining guests for two
tables Of bridge in her home this eve-
ming. This party Is one of the chain
Of the women's building fund at the
university.
Mrs. W. E. Davis Of Winnipeg who
has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Charles Dow, Belmont apartments,
for the past ten days. is leaving for
her homo this evening.
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The American Association Of Uni
versity Women will have their. Christ
mas program at the home Of Mrs. A.
H. 'Yoder. 1877 Reeves avenue. Satur-
day afternoon, December 9. Miss
Mary Laycock is in charge Of the en-
tertainment and John Adams Taylor
of the university will read. Special
Christmas music is being arranged
for this time also. Hostesses will be
Mrs. William Bulge, Mrs. Frank Grit
fin. Miss Alice G. Hanson, Miss Per-
Icy and Miss Bernice Ball.
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Tho Faculty club Of tina high~school
met in the Commons building, univer-
sity, at $3.50 o'clock Thursday eve-
ming. After dinner, routine business
occupied the time.
The informal dance program to be
given by the local order Of ElksN in
their lodge hall this evening will be
1n%terspersed with some old-fashioned
dance numbers which will likely
prove POPULAR with the older MEM
bers Of the order and their friends.
The committee promises an enjoya-
BILE evening for old and young people
tonight. The hours will be from 2
to IL, as usual.
Mrs, NJ. j. Cotton is again grand
regent of Marquette court, Catholic
Daughters of America, following the
annual election Of officers held in the
Knights of Columbus hall on Thurs
day evening. Othert officers named
include: Vice regent, Mrs. w. H. Bird;
treasurer, Miss Elizabeth O'Gorman;
historian, Mrs. r. E. Wenzel; finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. w. H. Arnold:
monitor, Miss Gertrude Traynor: SEN
tinel, Miss Mary O'Keefe: organist,
Mrs. Howard Monley,@ and trustees for
one year, Mrs. NJ. L. Enright and Miss
Sara Nolan.
At last evenings meeting, q literary
society was organized within the So
ciety, and other matters of business
were given attention.
The ome Of St. Mtchael's Altar
society will sponsor a food sale in
street, on Saturday afternoon. A
good selection of home baked foods
will be for sale at this time.%
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Mrs. J.. p. Casselman Of WATERFOWL,
s. d., who has been q guest at the
home of her brother. and sister in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. Black, 1902
Belmont venue, for some time. wen.
to Minneapolis at noon Thursday to
be a guest Of Mr.: and Mrs. b. b,
Mrs. black has just returned from
a trip eAst, whore besides attending
the national and world conventions
OF the W. C. z. U. in Philadelphia,
she visited with Mrs. Thomas SIdweli
in Washington. with friends In New
York City, and with her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. R.N Menschel (Mary Louise
Black in Van Wurt. Ohio Mr. Black
went to- Van Wurt a short time ago
and accompanied his wife home.
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Delta Gamma Afumnae, Under the
chairmanship OF Mrs. John Hanson
will have charge Of q matinee dance
and candy sale to DO given In Guild
Hall on Saturday afternoon. Miss
Mildred Udgaard with a group Of
props have charge Of the candy sale,
and Miss Ruth Wilkins Is working
with Mrs. Hanson on tho general ar
rAnEements committee. The hours. OF
the party are from 3 tos6 O'clock.