, 1922-06-01
m which followed the pro-


reception which followed the pro-
gram.
PROGRAM
1. Poionaise. C Minor (Ch0piu).
Emma johnson. Helen Mosher.
2. The Paper Chain fLynes), Flea
nor Rendle, Cathrine Ekdahl, Mar
garet Edwards.
5. wIid Rider (schuman). Ding
Dong Bell (Orth), Barbara Bible.
Alice Connect, 0eorg1na Rsndle.
5. Largo (Handell, The Fair
(Gurlitt). Margaret Edwards.
6. In the Boat (Lynee). Emma
Johnson, Georgina Rendle, Alice
Connect.
Z. Call to Arms (Heller). Gypsy
Rondo (Haydn), Catherine Ekdahl.
8. Out Of My Soul Great Sadness
(Franz). Flower Song. Faust"
tGounod). Healy's Lullaby (Bond),
Miss Lumsden.
9. Meath Sunny Skies (Paldi),
Georgina and Eleanor Rendle, Cath
crime Ekdahl.
10. Berceuse Gijinsky). Walse. A
Minor (ChopinD. Emma johnson.
II. Friska %tLiszt). Elesnor Rem
die, Catherine Ekdahl. s
IL. II Trovatore (yerdi). Song of
the Lark tTschaikowsky), Alice Con
nett.
10. Dance By Moonlight (Porter),
Margaret Edwards. Eleanor Rendle.
SEM. The FREELY (Rogers), Miss
Mosher.
is. Slumber Song (Schumann). Hell
ON NOShar Alicn Connect seg
10. Under the Greenwood Tree
(Wilson-Adamsl, Down In the For
est (Ronald), The Silver Ring
(Chaminade). Mrs. Connect.
Mrs. Fred HOFFMAN entertained at
a delightful Afternoon of bridge In her
home. last Thursday. the guests DO
ing the members of her club and
others. The club prize was awarded
to Mrs. Franks, the consolation to
Mrs. Weaver. ana the guest prize to
Mrs. Stratton. Delicious refresh
ments concluded the afternoon.
Those who played were Mesdames
Roy Sundin. w. w. Weaver. w. F.
Brakeman, Arthur Carlson. George
Franks. John Cunning. Ralph New
ell, J.. c. Martinez, Joe stratton.
Charles Vivion. Pearl Miller and Miss
Christel Thode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Newell were
hosts on Saturday evening at aucs
ton, when they entertained thsf Sat-
urday evening Bridge. Club and sew
received the ladies' prize for the
high score. and irving Rendle re-
ceived the gentleman's prize. A
dainty lunch was served after the
games. The guests included Messrs.
and Mesdames e. r. Bennett, Sam
Kelly Eugene Schalk, Charles WV
ion, Fred Rendle, J. c. Martinez.
Carl Aman. Mrs. Pearl Miller, MI.
Irving Rendle.
The High School Seniors, who are
claiming q large share OF attention.
this month, have been the incentives
Of several pleasant social affairs.
The Juniors were hosts at an eLb-
+orate banquet last Thursday even
ing in the Ferris Hotel. when they
entertained the members Of the
Senior class. and the High School
faculty. Red decorated the
long table and place cards In purple
and gold marked the guests places.
A dancing party at the North Star
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School student body was invited.
Included the happy evening. ri
Six Senior girls. Misses Corinne
Kinnaman. Fonitta Hansen. Lillian
Strandberg, Ave McInturff, Cher
lotte Draper. and Edna Anderson.
were hostesses AZ q dancing party
on Monday evening In the Danish
Hall. Their guests were members Of
1.-THE Senior class, the Alumni OF 1890
and 1921 and the High School fac
ulty. The hall was tastefully dec
GRATED in purple and gold, and the
supper tables were attractive with
bouquets of pink carnations and
purple sweetpeas. A four-pieee or
chestra furnished enhancing music
for the occasion.