Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Al1AP oEIcppdIQ AIIlfOV uUllc tOOdy
from Hot Springs. Ark, where he has
been Under treatment for i'll health
for the last two months: Mr.. shep-
pard's health Is now greatly improV-
ed::f He wifi make his home with his
mother, Mrs. " IT, Sheppard, 112
North y sixth sixth street: "sa
Because of the meeting OF the W.
C. y: u Saturday, the meeting iofs the
Loyal Temperance Union sewing circle
wi1l"not be'heid on that day this week,
be Postponed one week. fHls.
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This afternoon the Stigma Chi fra
ternity home will be formally opened
to members OF the university faculty.
Mrs. j.. Nelson Kelly and Mrs. Joseph
Kennedy will receive the guests. and
q. group Of young women.o one. mem
serving waters aHa tea during tit IL
afternoon e, /. NY &"e{f' 80 'N7E@.
This evening. Mrs. H. r. Payne and
Mrs. Frank Feetham will receive rel
atives Of fraternity members and 9TH
er downtown persons who are in
terested: t-'s E:
Mesdames Paul J.. Davis and E. Y.
sarles> will De the hostesses on Sat-
urday afternoon, when the student
body as a. whole. has been invited to
view the new Sigma Chi home.
Saturday night has been reserved
exclusively for Sigma CHS. >
The Delta Zeta sorority will con-
duct open house to the members of
Alpha Kappa Zeta fraternity this eve
Mrs. George W. Gets and children
left on Wednesday evening for Spo-
Kane, Washington, where they win
spend the remainder of the winter
months. TheN will return to Grand
Forks, this simmer.
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Recognition services for nearly one
hundred sixty Kew members will be
conducted At the meeting or the High
School Student Glib to be held in the
high school building this afternoon.
school. @ - 15 -
Following the services for the new
members, several matters of import
ance will come before the club.
Among other things plans will be
completed for the candy sale to be
staged next Wednesday by: the senior
girls of the club ~
The next meeting Of the Student
club to be held one week from today
will be addressed by two focal bust
ject Of Thrift. discussing thrift
from the standpoint Of money ana 81
time.
The programs at the New Grand
Theater. on "Wednesday and Thursday
nights had an added attraction n the
group o. dances given BY pupils. Of
Miss Doris Payne and Miss Madelyne
Gets. teachers Of aesthetic and. ballet
dancing.
Pupils who were presented at thls
time were between g ana IS years
Of age. nd,have been studying dane
and Miss GIFTS during the winter.
Their gracsefnl AND expressive move
merits raiiected the paihftakl1g: stfprt
that the. Instructors have put Into
Their work. The children were cos
tuned IN picturesque and-appropriate
outfits ana wonesmuch APPLAUSE for
tnef various numbers:
piano. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and little
peared iii ii dance; announced the
by near OF pUsters which she
brought out preceding each number.
This was the program
DISQUALIFICATION Williams, Glen
ma Hagness. ;4,
"nance Of the Gypsies"4Helen
Austin; Geraldine BahIer. 80
Sword Dance"-Mary Robertson.
"Amarylits' -Glenna Hagness.
Iambourine Dance Maygaret
Kewpies-Kathryn Cotton. Mary
Robertson. 80
"canzonetta.. (toe dance)-Ruth
Ward.
Mach Indiene'.Helen Wiiliahhs.
9Lnf Petite Observation-Disclosures
I~repanier, Gladys Haynes, Dorothy