Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-25

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Today, before an audience largely
composed Of children, the familiar
characters of book and are to present.
ed by some carefullySwerked out rep
reservations III the persona Of a group
Of Junior high school girls, trained
under the direction of Miss Agnes
! Ifassell. librarian in charge of the
children's division OF the public IL
brary. Alice In Wonderland, Hans
and Gretel, Jack and Jill Robinhood,
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, and
the whole retlnue Of personages dear.
10 the hearts Of children will appear
In the production this afternoon. and
it is probable that they will be greeted
by an enthusiastic audience. 80,
Miss Marjorie Watt of the univer-
sity, has been helping Miss Hassell iii
coaching the children, and Miss
Norma Rognlie has given her services
at the piano.
Mrs. w. H. withersune, president
of thc>North Dakota department, AM
erican Legion Auxiliary, has. just
made public a list of the women who
will serve on~the various committees
the state organization for the pres
EN-" year. "' s'sts
Mrs. H. S. de Malaussene of Crosby,
N. D., has been appointed chairman
of the auditing committee, and serv-
ing with her will be Mrs. Anna JEFF
ferson of Hope, and Mrs. Matt Lynch
of Lidgerwood. With Mrs. b. 8.
Nickerson of Mandan, chairman of
the legislative committee, Mrs. l.. B.
Miller of Kenmare. and Mrs. Clare l..
Larson Of Finley, will act, and as the
single member of the disqualification
section, Mrs. A. l.. Knauf will again
oftciate. Mrs. ]. A. Carter of War
wick, comprises the Americanization
comh,ittee. and Mrs. Harold Malm, OF
Sanborn, is the only appaintee on the
unit activities committee. ~ T.
There is but ,one remaining. APP
pointment, that of the orphans COM
mittee, which assignment Is to be
made later. %
The Student club of the high school
held recognition services for $50 new
members in the auditorium Of the
junior high school building on Friday
afternoon. & @
Mr.. and Mrs. S, J, Ardies and small
son, Billy, 500 North Fourth street,
arrived home Thursday after spend
ing two months In the south. They
spentaone4 month with Mrs. Ardies'
sister, Mrs. s.. B. Neill in Corning
Ark, and n month with another ais-
ter, Mrs. G. A. Long, at Vernon, Tex,
Beginning Nov. 25th. Mrs. W. H
Kelsey will sell Chinese linens and
novelties in the Smith Hat Shop, Ia
South sea st.-Adv. 49,.
Active and pledge members of PHI,
Delta Theta fraternity will entertain
their women friends at the chapter
house on Sunday afternoon between
and $3.50 o'clock. AZ program wiAsbe
in prderat4 during the hours, af44esf4
freshments will be served at the close
of the afternoon. .m4z
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Three university eventts Of sinterest
are calendared for today. ThSsWheel
ers'. club is sponsoring a large bazaar
In its CLUB home at sos South Sixth
street; Alpha Phi Alumnae' association
Is sponsoring dancing party In Guild
Hall this afternoon from 3 to 6 O'Clock
and Kappa Alpha Theata alumnae are
giving a bridge party in the-Commer
cial club rooms f'G'
Those in charge of the Wheelers
bazaar include besides Miss Alice May
Austin, chairman, the Misses Ethe
MCGOWAN, Vernice Aldrith, Catherine
Cranna, Dorothy Dem, HelenaSticllne.
Alice Webb and Agnes Broemel. Thu
Wheelers' ;patronesses, with Mrs .Johr
AuAHlS IAXlor, III charge, are LAkEIl(
care of the tea room. = AZ
Miss Alice Hale heads the commit
tee OF. Alpha Rhi young Women wht
directed arrangements for the dance
Pand Miss Vera Kelsey has genera
charge of the matinee bridge which
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae are Civ
ing. Miss Kelsey is being assisted b,
Mrs. William Bulge and Miss Hele,
Hayes.
Mrs. R.~A. Sbrague, city food in
Lspectop, has returned from a. visit il
iowa and in the Twin Cities.
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Mrs. Nyron Bacon, Lilac Hedg
farm is entertaining as her, week. ZEN
house guest, Miss Thelma. Gundersor
OF Aneta, N. D.
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! Miss Erma Spornitz Of ParkRive,
Is here visiting for a few days as TIL
guest of Mrs. Daniel Leek, 512 Mort
Fifth streetA