Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-15
Federal Seed Loan
Staff Haue Frolic
4t;
AT Belmont Park

v Members of the staff who have as
sisted in carrying on the work at the
FEDERAL seed loan office here during
the last several weeks, were guests
ktsa picnic held on Saturday night at
Belmont PARK. The main part Of the
activities here will be concluded. this
week. and practically all of the staff
Mill be dismissed, it is understood.
sSsThere were so or more men and
&omen in the party which went to
Aelmont by way Of two huge trucks.
g picnic supper was served out of
doors and afterward there were races,
EAmes and stunts in which everybody
participated. A three-legged race,
rack race and potato race for the
men, and an egg race and sack race
EOr the women were among the items
En the after-Supper program. A
solf-ball contest was carried out with
both men and women participating.
1sFolloWing the out-of-doors pro-
Eram, there was dancing in the pa
Sllion with a Virginia reel, quadrilles
md other old time dances viewing in
Popularity with the newer ones
Ms "A parchment scroll, cleverly gotten
%, was presented to C. w. Warbur-
tnn, agron omist, in charge Of the
work. In this, appreciation OF the
Maff was voiced for Mr.. Warburton's
S$fvices and. warm personal feeling
Mas expressed for the cooperation
ind Kindness which had been shown
the employees. This was signed by
sIery member of the staff, and even
tho dog, which had served as mas
eot for the BUNCH" had his name
dh the list.
aMrs. Gladys Froats had charge of
thh supper arrangements. and Mrs.
@ansom Barnes was in charge of the
Entertainment Assisting Mrs. Barnes
We're Sherman SchloSser and Miss Ell
Se, Dian.
with Mr.. Warburton in directing
tie work herc have been John Cook.
dfsbursing officer: c. E. Miles. atter-
Hey. and y. A. Olson. agronomist in
charge of the office.
@Members of Chi Delta Phi, the new
Eomen's sorority. were supper guests
A4thc ri Beta Phi house on Sunday
Mening.
EDanca-(iiven by the captains of
tte Sons and Daughters of Norway at
TIE X. p. hall. Wednesday, May II.
nancing from 4 to 2. Refreshments
sic, Members and friends of Sons and
daughters Of Norway are inviteds-
kdv.
sFMrs. c. N.(Barnes is in from Lake
Bemidji to spend several days here.
When she returns to the lake. the lat
ter part of this week, she will be ac-
dom panied by her daughterln-law.
Hrs. Ransom, Barnes, who is to spend
the summer at Bemidji
Mrs Anne DenniStOn has returned
from Minneapolis, and is at her apart
Hnent in the Belmont building.
AMrs M. f. stricker entertained the
4onday Bridge club this afternoon.
sMrs. George ) sarles i :: of Portland.
Oregon, who has been the guest Of
FRS. J. D. Bacon at the Hotel Dacd-
tab, has gone to Fargo to visit her
daughter, Mrs, Viola, Grant.
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sGuild Hall. with it's decorations in
&rise and gray streamers and shaded
Nights, made a fitting background for
the successful party which was given
there last evening by the members of
Fia Rho Chi fraternity.
The party took the form of for
nal dinner dance. and dinner was
served in the lower dining room of
Guild Hall. beginning at $50 o'clock.
Dancing was taken up after dinner
and continued until 1880. Miss
Helen Ryan contributed a group of
solo dance numbers during the eve
ming. ..
Those in charge Of the affair were:
Harold Erstrom,. Floyd Ferguson.
Henry Nelson and Alvin Thorson.
s.The patrons and patronesses were:
Rres. and Mrs. Thos. r. kans. Prof.
md Mrs. George B. Wharen and Prof.
and Mrs. Franz Rickaby.
EOther guests We're: Olga Nelson.
Irene Johnson, Bessie Zeidlik Mary
Elwell Rose Rosendahl, Juel Hor-
Mck, Edna Hesketh Agnes Van Ars-
dale. Ruth Hawn. Ingeborg Sylvester,
Eois Carr Janice Sim onstead, Helen
Sorlie. Mrs. NJ. f. Millard. Agnes
Margaret Swanson. Beulah Kinser.
Eouise Weiermuller. Thelma Bonnet,
Elva Westlund, Rhena Kelly, Mar
tOrie Burgum. Alma Hofto, Lola
fischer, Ethel Bendickson. Louise
Renne. Dorie Pillsbury, Ruth Schla-
gerg Lenore Mahon. Mildred Ev-
Nnith. Clara Soliah, Edythe Farnum.
Harold G. Erstrom. Henry Nelson
Robert Boyden. Charles Reichelder-
%ustin Smeby, William Gamble Ru-
Aolph Smeby. Alfred Meeg. Alvin
Ehorson, Fred Jernberg, Henry Han
4pn, James Wiley, Elmer Lodmell,
Edgar, Foster, Ralph Leigh. Maurice
49an. Sophus Bolme. Stephen Nogo-
Ok, Floyd Ferguson, Dougald Wei
Ert, Nels Johnson, Oscar Benson,
Arl Pierce, William Millard, George
Haalenbeck. Severt Wine Ted Pierce,
Eesie Erhardt, Adolph Thue. Law
ence Slater, Gene Daily, Ivan Bfeaw.
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ssMrs. Carl Rosenzweig, 523 Cotton
GOOD street. left Sunday noon for
40wlus, Mimi, to visit her son-in-law
md daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Kerlan-
Sf and to make the acquaintance of
Akr grandson, who arrived Saturday
1.-the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kerlan-
II. The latter formerly was Miss
Nora Rosenzweig of this city.