Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-30

E "A TODAY WILL.
CLOSE RUSHING
SEASON AT "LJ''
Formal teas being given by each OF
the sororities today will conclude the
season OF rushing, at. the, university.
and the silence period, which begins
at $50 o'clock this evening, and con
tinues until $3.50 o'clock Monday,
will ;precede the. announcement OF
pledges to be received BY the VARIOUS
me last Of the series u three
to the tea today, were given on Fri
day afternoon and evening. and they
included both formal and informal at
fairs Of various natures.
Gamma Phi Beta. il.
Gamma Phi Bsta sorority gave one
Of the most elaborate parties Of the
members entertained alta Pullman"
party in the new chapter house. VAS
the guests arrived, they were met by
colored porters who presented them
with small travelling bags inscribed
with the sorority insignia, and ac-
companied them to the third floor.
Here the various rooms were arranged
the guests were escorted through each
Of them. First they visited. Japan
where tea room activities were in
progress, and before leaving they were
given favors which took the. form of
miniature packets of tea. Next. they
were taken through Norway where
they were entertained by a reader Of
Norwegian selections, and where they
received cakes as favors. Then, to
q windmill and stone walls made a
background FOR the two little Dutch
girls who danced. Dutch caps were
the gift fayprs here. Greenland was
next visited. and here again q costume
dance furnished entertainment. Pow
der pVffs were the favors; Scotland
and, Spain, were next toured. and there,
and fortune-telling, respectively. A
doll in Scot costume was Scotland's
favor and a tambourine was the
Spanish remembrance. Finally, the
guests were escorted to Hungary
where refreshments were served. and
where they were presented with candy
dolls. AS the concluding number,
Miss Marie Lysing. gave q solo dance
clpal gift favors. Miss Marie .Petron
had the Gamma Phi party in charge
Tho Delta Gatnmas entertained at q
novel pirate party in the home of Mrs
A. N. Briggs. East Grand Forks, apd
they arranged the home az upper and
lower decks Of a ship, with sanl
planks and other attachments to pro
vide an atmosphere Of realism; !
mattresses in pirate costume, and
after the nautical fashion cabaret
course : Ist in p ths gvsa.ks. 0 ssroas;
ut q large bonfire near the Briggs
home was q feature Of entertainment
Miss Sara Louise Proctor, was hostess
A fireside party was given. by tn.
Kappa Alpha Thetas in the home O.
Miss Florence Reid, 100 Fourth ave
nue., and about thirty young woraer
We0e entertained. The party was giver
entirely by candle and fire-light. ant
sumac was used with the. candles il
decorating the rooms. Aostesses wer'
the Misses Mary Gowran, Margare
Gannsle. Florence Reid, and Margare
Reid.
A n ring circus with its bras
band. clowns, trapeze performers ant
trained animals, was the Offering. Q
Alpha Phi on Friday evening. TIL
circus was shown in the chapte
house. and there y were forty-fv,
young women present to enjoy tn
show. Among the out Of tow
alumnae were Marjorie cAssell, Ger
aldine McNicol, Emma Groves an
Mary Helen Casaell, all Of Hope, N. q
The Misses Ruth McNicol and Gather
Inc Finch were in charge Of the party
,E.i Pi Phi Formal.
v Wine and silver blue was the colo
motif carried out in the home OF Mis-
Pi Beta Phi entertained at their form
al dinner party The favors wer
little dolls fashioned to fit over al
electric light globe and also littl
flower pots painted ir the ~prevailinj
colors. To entertain the guests.
playlet, The Murder in the Light
house,"(a pianologue, by Miss Mildre
0dell, and a dance by Miss Glenn'
stunt was that termed THE 'Gatherin,
Of the Nuts in. which all presen
took part. In charge of the part
were: Mildred Odell. chairman. an
Helen Wilder, Lydia Koths an
Gladys Warren.
The Wheelers' House Club gave
"darky party" in the house at SO
South Fifth street, n Miss Ethe
Oo ~ AAo Y LAG WIN
scheme va black and white, an
colored servants were stationed abou
to wait upon and entertain the guest:
The refreshments included a humble
Of southern d~elicacies.
Chi Delta Phi gave a taffy pull i
the chapter house, when they enter
tanned about forty girls. The Misse
Ruth Farmer and Lucille .Getche
were hostesses.
A calendar dancing party was give
by Delta Zeta between the hours
and 1890 o'clock in the chapte
house, and the entertainment include
stunt numbers to represent the twelv
months Of the year. Miss Rose Rosen
dahl and Miss Esther HURT had tn
affair dn charge.
Miss Mary Iverson, 922 North At
!: street entertained ten guests ir
! formally at her home Thursday eve
ming. The guests brought their need
lework and Mrs. Jean Taylor, VIII
, was a favored guest, entertained til
group with her summer vacation RI
, m~iniscences. The hostess serve
; luncheon at the close Of the evening
Mrs. Frank Midkiff and her sma
son, Teddy, left At noon toda
for Evanston, I'LL, where they wi
: join MI. Midkiff who went there Sc,
! eralf weeks ago. ! They were accom-
panied by Mrs: Midkiff's mother, MI
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