Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-25

Women Of North Dakota have ask
ed Mrs. T. g.. Winters of Minneapolis.
president OF the General Federation.
OF Women's Clubs, to be one, Of the
speakers at the irrigation conference
70 De held in Bismarck, June Z and s.
This invitation vas the first work Of
a combined committee Of women OF
Bismarck and Mandan who will take.
their place as a part Of the organiza-
ton OF the conference machinery,
The appointment Of the committee
is in recognition of the fact that al
voters, the women are interested in
the action Of the congressman and
senators of. the large number Of the
states in the. Missouri, Ohio and Mis-
sissippt. territories VINO must be look
go to Tor h success Of d. movement
OF ~repressfon or conversation OF the
waters that are now destroying the
farm Ands of the lower Mississippi
territory.
The annual Junior prom and ban
quet, the big social event Of the high
school year. will be held Saturday
night, May ~. Judging from, present
plans, it will be n of the prettiest
and largest proms q high school
junior class has given.
! VIC AAo IIl4uSlGSuLH- dnnudk
affair given in honor OF. the gradual
ing class. All of the seniors will be
honor guests, as will the members Of
the high school faculty. +
The banquet will be served in the
basement Of the Baptist church at
$3.50 o'clock. p. r.. Lehman, principal
OF the high school. Will be ,toastmaster,
M the following toasts will be given:
To the Senior-Edmund Boo.
To fhN InnfNFR-TNAA vrAA~ #-a....A
Athletic Review-1Aonel Trottcr.
Address-W. G. stebbins.
The menu will be:
Fruit Cocktail
Dreamed Chicken-Jefly
Mashed Potatoes
) Strawberry Shortcake
P~arkerhouSe Rolls
Coffee
The dance win BEGIN at 3 O'clock
and will be held in Guild hall. The
dancing room will be decorated with
black and white, the class coiors.
Ther will be a program of Is dances,
With three extras. Emard's first or
chestEa. will play.
mc of the Junior class are:
President, Edmund Boo; Vice Presi-
dent, Ruth SchlaberK: S~ecretary-
Treasurer, Ruth Gaulke.
Kenneth jacob will be prom man
ager.s The members of.the social COM
mittee in charge OF the banquet and
dance are: Marjorie Cameron, Philip
Woutat, William Randall and Edna
Haga- 80
The committee already has received
$50 acceptances for the banquet. The
dance. which will be a program and
semt-formal affair. is open to all high
school alumni and university students.
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Miss Matte Shaw, 1o2 Walnut
street, entertained Informally on
Wednesday evening for the members
Of the B. H. club. Bowls OF purple
lilacs were used to make the rooms
attractive. The guests took their
n~eedlework and at the conclusion Of
the hours spent in sewing tho hostess
served refreshments.
Mrs. A. Adams. GIL Fifth avenue,
has just. returned from st. Paul and
Minneapolis, after spending the last
week there visiting with Mrs. NJ. N.
Ferguson and Mrs. H. r. Donaldson.
Misses Viola and Sylvia Adams have
also returned after . two weeks viatt
In st. Paul with Mrs. JOS. Guerard.
A pretty informal tea was given
Wednesday afternoon between the
hours 4 and $3.50 O'clock ct the AL
pha Phi sorority house.
Guests at the tea included the mem-
bers and p~atronesses Of the Wheeler's
house club, the Chi Delta Phi sorority
and the p~atronesses Of Alpha Phi.
The house was made pretty With
bowls OF purple lilaes.
Miss Eleanor Kelly was in charge
OF arranging for the ffair and Mrs.
IN. q. Olson and Mrs. J. r. Cari6y
Epoured during the hours.
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