Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-28

card party. which wa given by al
group of men and women Of st.
Mary's church in the church auditot-
ium on Monday evening. Prizes were
Nj. KONG, as winners Of the high |
scores.
A food sale will be held at Pratt's|
Groceteria> or Fourth street, next Sat |
urday, March T., beginning at 10
9,clock a. m The ladies' OF the Scan
dinavian M. z. church will have
charge of the sale.
The meeting Of the Luther league
of the First Lutheran church. which
was to have been held on Wednesday
evening In the church paSlors, has
been postponed, according to state
ment made today. This was to have
been a social meeting entirely.
Miss dilemma Haynes, who has been
i'll of pneumonia. for some time, is
now recovering, and is at her home,
Clio Alpha avenue.
The regular meeting Of the Scandi-
navian w. c. Il. IT,. announced for
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Andrew Peterson, has been postponed
for an indefinite time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Karlstrom have re-
turned to their home after spending 4
week here with friends. While they
we're here, Mr.. Karlstrom and Andrew
Peterson shared honors at a birthday
party given in the home Of Mr.. Peter
son.. Cards were played during the
evening. honors going to DR.. O.. j. For
,tun and Mrs. H. Krogsrud, A supper
was served following the games.
Mrs. II. J. Friesen and Mrs. x. r..
stolz will give a bridge-luncheon in
Mrs. Friesen's home, 414 Vernon ave-
nue., on Thursday afternoon. Lunch
con will be served at one o'clock for
twenty-four guests, and bridge will
follow.
Mrs. NJ. E. Stricken entertained the
Monday Bridge club at her home on
Belmont avenue yesterday.
Miss Dora Roller Of Prescott, Ari-
IONA, arrived on Sunday to spend a
week with her mother, Mrs. Ella Roll
Ter.
The Bethesda ASSOCIATION, branch
afternoon in the home Of Mrs. o. 8.
Rystad. III Walnut street. All per-
sons interested are invited to attend.
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Mrs. A. P. Clifford entertained the
Bridge club on Monday afternoon.
Miss Yvonne Marie Greeorta. dauen-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Gregorie,
brenna township. was married to Vic
tor Alfred Walsberg, also Of Brenna
township, at st. Mary's Catholic
church, here, Monday morning. Rev.
NJ. J. Fletcher officiated at the SER
vice.
Miss Dora Gregorie, and Alphonzs
lregorie, sister and brother of the
bride. were the attendants.
The bride wore a gown Of black
velvet, with a picture hat. Miss Doris
iregorle was in a gown Of blue tat
feta, with a hat to correspond.
Following the church service, the
bridal p9rty. and members of the fam
lily went to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gresorie, where A wedding dinner was
served at l o'clock. There were IL
guests i.
Mr.. Mrs. Walsberg will make
their home in Brenna township, on
the groom's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Finch, who will
move to Bemidji to reside, within a
short time, were guests at a small
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Carley in their home Monday night.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones Davis enter
tatped on Sunday evening at q supper
party in Mr.. n Mrs. Finch's honor,
and also for their weekend guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vincent, of Far
go.
|. Mr.: Finch will leave Grand Forks
today. but Mrs. Finch will remain
here until about the middle OF March.
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Miss Doris Payne will appear as the
solo dancer with a group of veil dane
ers. during the performance Of Kat
cha Koo,' at the city auditorium on
Saturday night, March 1. Tho Bust
ness and Professional Women's club of
Grand Forks will sponsor the produc-
ton. in which some 200 persons will
participate.
Rehearsals are going on daily under
the direction of Miss Edna Jane Gail,
who came here ten days ago to super
wise preparations for the production.
Tuneful music, clever Dances. chn-
ruses, solos and witty dialogue are
combined to provide plenty of fun and
spectacular scenes, In "Katcha Koo.t
The cast of characters is announced
as follows:
Urbana, a Priestess of the Temple
Eleanor Healy.
solejah, a widow of a wisard-Ma-
Oel I1nUETIOH.
Dick Horton. an American explorer
Howard belong.
Harry Bradstone, his friend-Ed.
Hunger.
The Maharajah of Hunga-Frank
LeMeter.
Boodypaah, a slave-Duane simen-
stad.
Chin Chin Foo, Brazilleta. Patsey
Kildare. LaBeIle Elysee, wives of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hance, Rose
Merbs, Maoelle Price, Hermine Beau
dry.
Katcha-Koo, a holy fakir-Alvin
Purcell.
Mrs. chattis Gaddin-valerie sher-
lock-.
Dolly. Prudence. her daughters
Alma Holien, Sadie Carney.
Special numbers and features are to
be given by the veil dancers, Oriental
ladies, a Dutch group, polo dancers,
Sammies. Belgtans, Jackies. Italians,
the Yankee DAxies, a. group from
France, and from China.
As a result of a. meeting called BIZ
the Lutheran student pastors, Rev. g..
L. Tallakson and Rev. Ernest O. Arm
bruster, of representative Lutheran
students enrolled at the university, the
preliminary organisation of a Luther
an Student association was effected.
Tho plan OF forming an association Of
which all Lutheran students at the
university might be memberA, met
with tho unanimous approval Of tho
representative Students in session, and
the following temporary executive
ident; George Fraser, vice president;
ESthNr EafArn and lGv1tlo Iauucn,