Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

Mrs. S. Marks 409 Seventh ave-
nue.. entertained a. group Of friends
in honor of Miss Ruth Abromovitch
OF Minneapolis on Sunday evening.
Games and dancing, were the di-
versions, and refreshments were
guests. Mrs. Chas. Ginsberg and
Mrs. H. Solow assisted the hostess.
The women Of St. Michaers Altar
society will give lawn social on the
pro-cathedral lawn on Wednesday
afternoon and evening, and they ex-
tend an invitation to the public.
In charge Of the children's can
tata which was sung on Sunday eve
ming by more than 200 children in
the First Presbyterian church were
Mrs. Jos. Bell DeRemee and Mrs. A.
M. Armstrong, and assisting were
Prof. Paolo Conte, at the organ; Mrs.
Franz Rickaby, soloist; Miss Anna
Werstlein, violinist. and Miss Belle
McPhail. pianist. Decorations were
Mrs. Maxwell. A large audience
heard the children.
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A farewell dinner was given at 1880
o'clock on Sunday, for senior mem
bers of Phi Delta Theta fraternity,
and among the speakers on the pro-
gram was Attorney General Syein-.
bjorn johnson, who spoke, on the
work Of the fraternity in building up
character and reputation.
Earl McFadden gave a summary of
his first impressions upon leaving
school and fraternity life, and John
Jones dwelt upon the different phases
OF the value of fraternity life.
Attorney ]. F. T. O'COnnor took for
his subject, THE friendship that
fraternity life brings to the student"
Responses were given by Randolph
Olmstead, Howard Hagen and Monte
McCutcheon. Representing the fac
ulty. H. Foster Jones gave brief
talk
Senior members of the fraternity
include John Miles. Randolph Ohm
sted. Howard Hagen and Monte Nc
Cutcheon. Alumni members who
were present at the dinner were:
John Page, Earl McF'adden. John
Jones, Sveinbjorn johnson, Howard
DeLong, Clarence O'Connor, J. F. T.
O'Connor. There were about thirty
five guests in all at the affair.
Mrs A. Christensen, 119 Cotton
wood street, is entertaining this eve
ming for her guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Chester of Winnipeg, and-for
Chas. F.. .Reichelderfer, who has been
attending the university, and who
will leave for Ottertail, Mimi, where
he will reside with his parents.
Mrs. John B. Cooley recently re-
turned from Washington, d. c.. and
other eastern points. addressed the
the Commercial club rooms on Mon
day afternoon and spoke on some of
the historical places which she visit
ed during her stay there.
A portion of Mrs. Cooley's talk was
devoted to discussion of the famous
old churches and cathedrals wherein
many Of the greatest characters in
American history worshipped. She
mentioned specifically the service on
Easter Sunday in the Old Christ
church at Alexandria. Va. which is
located about twelve miles from Mt.
Vernon, and the Pokick church. about
four miles from Mt. Vernon, where
George Washington attended services
frequently. This same church housed
wounded Union soldiers, as it did the
horses Of the union forces during the
Civil War. T..
Mrs. Cooley related in an interest
Ing manner trip through the we'll
known Cumberland Gap, where Brad
OOCh Will AAS AOEcSS IuOI -OSIc8L ana
were forced to retreat. She visited
the site of the old Barbara Fritchie
house in Fredericktown, Pa, and Get
tysburg as well and told Of the chang
es which have been brought about
since the times during which these
landmarks gained renown. "A small
canal connecting the Cumberland and
Ohio canals marks the spot where the
episode of tho Barbara Fritchie and
sons~all Stone Jackson encounter took
The speaker told also Of her Witt
to Arlington Park cemetery, where
ahe viewed the grave Of the unknow
soldier whose body wa inferred there
on last Armistice Day Mrs. Cooley
was present aIso 1t the funeral skrv-
ices for Lieut.. Col Paul Ward Beck
and witnessed the Impressive cefe-
| fnony In connection with the burial
The old mansion Of Robert q
Lee. southern general which Il IoeAt-
ed In Arlington Pork. I was anothef
spot Of interest Of which Nfs. Cooley
spoke. She was present at the nm
yelling OF the Grant Memorial In Bo-
tanicAl Garden and NV the prsAt-
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the z, nAyJ 4 yar'd q, z .t Wa.hi ston. S2s. 4
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