Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-16

On Wednesday evenlng aftsf school
some two hundred children gathered
for the hrst rehearsal Of the part
which they viii take in the opaEett2,
c'KatchA-Koo" which will be present
I'd in Grand Forks early In March
under the auspices Of the local Bust-
& and Professional Women's club
NJ So kpna Jane Gail who 10 represent
ing thA Rogers Production Company
Of Chicago, with whom the local club
contracted for the furnishing Of seem
cry and directorship, arrived In b
the city on Tuesday and me with h
local committee, when arrangements
tor reheaxsals were completed
"KAtcha-Koo" appeared in. Bis
mafck on Friday and Saturday Of last
week. and proved q decided success
there.
The theme of the operetta is hum
orous and interesting, and the atmo-
feature. The story Is woven about
a>former s.'pr1yerful Hindu" who.
through the DOMINIC Of a mystic gar.
ment Of apparel becomes = love-mAk.
ing and hirtatious young man Of an
entirely different nature.
The cast Of principals has been
carefully selected, and UNDER the cap
able supervision Of Miss Gail. the
production when finished will doubt
less be a worthy ope.
There will be a meeting Of the
teachers of the city schools in the
Grand Forks high school building
this evening. beginning at five o'clock.
The first hour will be used for busi-
ness matters, and at six O'Clock a
cafeteria supper will be served. in the
dining room. A program will follow
in which the teachers CT each school
will take part, each school to be
called upon to contribute one So
tainment.
On Friday afternoon. the Sigma Chi
Fraternity home will be formally OPP
ened to members of the i university
faculty, Mrs. j. Nelson Kelly and
Mrs. Joseph kennedy will receive the
guests, and a group OF young women,
F., sist in serving waters and tea during
the afternoon. ~ j
On Friday evening, friends and rel
atives of the members Of the fraterni-
ty, as we'll as downtown people who
are interested will be received.
Saturday afternoon has been set
aside for the student body, generally,
0Iiu Ou SATURDAY cNCulTS. InC Sol6 lila
Chi's will hold a "get-together," this
last being exclusively for Sigma Chi
"preps,' active members and alumni.
The new home Of the Sigma Chi
fraternity was completed the first of
Janury. nh
How the Story Grew" is ,the name
! Of the playlet to be presented by a
group Of women of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Methodist church or
Friday evening. District No. 4 has
charge of the entertainment, and III
addition to the playlet, these numbers
will be given:
Vocal So!o-Ruh Brennan:
Reading-Dr. S.. Paige Johnson,
Male Quartet-Led by Prof. E. D.
Nan.
The entertainment will be given in
the lower auditorium of the church,
and u. social hour and refreshments
will follow the program.
Mrs. Will Davis and Miss Amanda
Hanson are to be hostesses at the reg
ular meeting of the Ladies' Aid of St.
Marks church to be held on Friday
afternoon, February u.
The Masonic entertainment com.
mittee met on Wednesday afternoon
and made tentative plans for h an
nual Washington Day formal part,
which will be given in the temple
22nd.
One new feature which is planned
for this party is a cabaret program
which will be put on, for the. arnuse'
ment Of the/ guests during the serv'
ice of refreshments. In addition, thu
committee is making other plans or
an elaborate scale, and this promises
TO be one of the most attractive par
ties of the
Friends of Mrs. P. j Hughes, 5S1
International venue will be glad te
hear that she is recovering nicely
from an operation performed Tuesday
lin a local hospital: 81
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Miss Margaret Schue was hostess
to the pupils Of the eighth grade o:
sig North Fifth street. on Tuesda!
evening. The hours We're spent il
playing games and in stunts. and a
the close Of the evening r~efreshment:
were served. Miss Schue was assisted
during the evening by her mother
Mrs. f. J. Schue, and her aunt, Mrs
Charles Widen. The guests number
ID sixteen.
Arrangements for the Business ant
Professional Women's party, 9TH
Mid Winter Frolic" to be given in tn
Com mercial club roms on Friday eve
ming are about complete. and tn
rooms have been transformed with
bright array OF colors in artistic ar
rangement. .ttt-'
About two hundred fifty invitation
have been sent out to young men o
Grand Forks. and a very large attend
ance is looked for at this party. Their,
will be dancing in the banquet ha!
all during the evening, and there vii
be entertainments Of various othe
varieties for persons not interested
in dancing. 49,.
Miss Mildred Metcalf is. genera
chairman in charge. OF the party
and she is being assisted by ten othe
young women Of the club
At the meeting Of the Thursda'
Musical club ned tbs %ailernoo,
in the auditorium OF the First Pres
bytcrian church, Mrs: J.. Nelson kcll,
repeated the program which wa
presented at the January meeting Q
the club Cadman's opera Shanewis
was reviewed by Mrs. Kelly, and POI
tions Ii tn" opera were given by sir:
T.. D. Naff, Howard DcLore. Mrs
Hugh f.. Ructtcll. Mrs. L. c.. Har
ring1on. and Clarence .Q,Connor.
The meetin.- this AFTERNOON wa
an open" ono, and each membe
was privileged to brinsronc guest.
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Alpha Beta chapter of Gamma PHI
Bet: the pledging OF Mis-
Valerie Sherlock Of Grand Forks, sci
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Britton. Nortl
Fourth street. announce the birth Q
a, son on Wednesday. February 18th