Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-18

Thirty-five young women. members
OF the Triangle Glass OF tne Method
LIST Sunday school. gathered Sunday
morning for an early Easter break
fast. The affair took place in a
screened. corner of the lower auditor
iun of the church. and the table WIS
very attractive with springtime ap-
pointments. Pale green and yellow
programs marked the places Of hi
guests, and small wicker baskets con-
Gaining colored eges were topped with
yellow ribbon rosetues. A triangle, the
symbol of the class. ~ outlined upnn
the table by means of yellow crepe
streamers, and an Easter lily Inflow
er formed, the centerpiece. :.
Miss Lola Fischer presided over the
program oftoasts following the break
fast, and she explained that the Easter
message would be presented through
the word construction Of a triangle,
| With the class as the base, its activities
and aspirations as The sides. and the
apex as.the ideal of attainment.
Miss Ethel GemmiNx the class pres
ident, responded to the toast. 1.-The
Base OF the Triangle" telling OF the
attrihstss1Rse assS y = Torn
as love. service and saerifice. Miss
Jennie Duncan presented the "sides
of the Triangle" telling Of the effort
and service Tor a vision Of an ideal
that would lead the class to the apex,
Mrs. w. J. Hutcheson, the, instructor
responded with the final toast. 1.-The
Apex of the Triangle and she OK
pressed the thought that 1t is only by
living for others that the apex "a
be attained.
Following the program Of ,toasts,
Miss Ruth Brennan. accompanied on
the piano by Miss Marie Vale. sang
Herbert Johnson's Face to Face"
Community singing closed the affair.
Due to the fact that a great num-
Der Of high school music supervisors
throughout the state have written to
the festival committee asking for an
extension Of time in which to sub. ~
manuscripts, ar extension Of time has
been granted. The time has been ex-
tended to April %.
The title Of the essay is, Who Is
Edward Johnson ?" The object of the
movement Is to stimulate interest in
the auspices of the North Dakota Fed
GRAFTON of Music Clubs. The frs,
Iprtze in the essay contest is a, ten dol
lar gold piece, he second prize Is Il
pair of season tickets, and the third
is one-season ticket.
All essays should be in the office
OF the Dakota Concert Bureau by
midnight. April 20. The judges 70:
the contest have been named b Mrs.
J, 4. Jardine Of Fargo, president Of
the state federation. They are Mr.. e.
q. Wilcox; head ofsthe university mu-
sic department.: Mr.. John Adams Tay-
Tor of h English department of the
university, and Mrs. J. A. F'oppler o.
Grand Forks. vice president OF the
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M Monday Bridge club MET in the
home Of Mrs, r. j.. Purcell, South
Third street or 1 Nendsy afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wilde of
Thompson, n. d., announces the en-
sagement Of her daughter. Hazel, to
Mrs. s. Paige Johnson OF Grand
Forks: The wedding will take place
Acacia chaptssr. No. IL. q. e. 8
Will meet in Ffhee temple this eve-
ming a sto'ctock.s All members are
dan. ". M,i Aaude N. Adams. secre
a sacred concert. .The Lii. ..
1 Christ" in q combination Of scripture
and music. will be presented BY the
choir Of the Evaagelicls church. this
evening, In the church, located on
Belmont avenue and Fifth street. A
small admission charge will be made,
X 4 s
N Mrs. j B. Baasen, 1923 Belmont
avenue, has as her guest, Mrs. r.. L.
Merrill of st. Paul. who arrived last
eventngsx She will reInain here bms
weSk.s85SgE IA ,& ,fllN
Msrton Eond wife a.d.s.nt pr,n.
cipal Of yschooh In Adtnisr II, D., who
has spent the Easter vacation with
her parents. M. and Nrs. G. r. Iond,
Walnut street, went : back ia
Adams Monday morning. She was
accompanied, BY her sister, Doris
Lond. who Win remain there FOR sew
eral days.
li1s Aleda Melby, who has spent
the S1AstggWeek with her parents, Mr.,
and Mra Samuel Melby, 7l3 Third
3vsnue. rsturned to Forest Lake Il
re1nme teaching ontMonday morning,
Miss Mary Allen, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Allen, has also returned ia
her duties after her Easter vacation.
A ~delegation ofstwentY members OF
thcN local RusinelAs ana Professions
kWonenss ciubsWere among the Grand
Forks people who attended the per.
Torrance. OF "The Bath Crookstol
on Monday night.