Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19
High School Girls
Haze Done Very Fine
Work III Construction

A handsome display of clottesspins
Idolls, animal chains and calendars is
to be seen in the quarters of the nor
im9l department at the local high
school where the senior girls in This
department have just completed their
pre-holiday construction work.
Following directions to construct
clothesrin dolls which would repre-
sent either a nationality or a person
alIty, the students have created some
very remarkable figures, and they are
now being displayed on Christmas
tree whtch/Mis Helen Davies. who
is in charge Of the department.. fur
nished for this purpose. The animal
chains IN bright colors and the III
imerous dolls Representing all nation
~alities and manyhnational characters
make the tree most attractive. .
The, extension department of the
university has requested that some. OF
thesc articles be given TO the depart
Fnlodels to&he, used by young teachers.
III town and country schools.
II rho senior aaechJn of the University
Girb,rGlee club. under the direction
Of Prof. +; Al; Beidlenlan. visited the
two. local hospittls on Monday even
4 ing, and sang Christmas carols to en-
tertain the patients. They gave a
short program of four or five numbers
on each floor at both establishments.
and Mr.. Beidleman played a few BE
lections onsthe violin. "
n Young women who were in
cluded in the group are: Ellen An
derson, Sadie Anderson, Florence
Barton, Thelma Bonnette. Mildred
Fraser, Jessie Fuller; Elizabeth Gaul-
ke. Ruth Girrard. Mildred Gjere.
Laura Hanks, Agnes johnson. Alice
Lindberg. Ethelwyn Martz. Olga Nor
sen. Clara Nygaard. = Myrtle RyAtad.
Lula stott, Valerie Sherlock. Sanet
S~imenstad. Lulabelle Turner, Osa
Walen, marjorie Watt. and Marie
Nelson. Miss Laura Nuss is the reg
ular piano accompanied for this group,
but the girls sang unaccompanied last
evening.
Miss Dorothy Blandfng Of Bismarck
was in Grand Forks the latter part
of last week, representing the mini
mum wage commission and while
here she was a guest at the Delta
Zeta house.
Miss Catherine Sorlie, who teaches
irrthe schools at Buxton, N. D., spent
the weekend as a. guest at the Delta
Zeta house, also.
Delta Zeta makes announcement of
the formal initiation Of Miss Bernfce
Kinser Of Kenmare, N. D., which took
PLACE on Saturday evening. /
The meeting of the women's Cath
Ollie Order Of Foresters scheduled for
this evening has been postponed IN
til the first Tuesday in January, itsis
announced.
The Young Peoples society of the
Bethel Lutheran church will meet at
l:45. o'clock this evening. This nrn.
gram has. been prepared: &,
.Devottonals-Joseph Aarhus.
Vocal Solo-Helmer Lybeck.
Talk-Dan Erickson.
" Vocal selection-Miss Norma Krin-
Talk-Miss Bella Dokken. 4
Duet-A. Monson and Is. Seglem.S
Miss Helen Sullivan. of LanSaaon,
who has been attending the~mceting
of the county school directors here,
~freturned to her home Monday. She
was the guest Of Miss MaryS.O,Keefe.
504 International avenue, while in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hanson. 72o
Walnut street, are expecting their
daughter, Viona. to arrive home from
Evanston, ILL.,, III Friday or Saturday
evening. Miss HansonTis specializing
in piano study at Northwestern uni-
versity. @ B.
Miss RUBY Erickson Of Chicago. hAs
arrived here to spend the holidays
with her brother-in-law andS sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Marie F.. M, Becker,
1903 Cottonwood street.
] eat. my lunch at 1880 every noon
at the Hotel Dacotah. Costs SO cents.
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