Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-29
SORORITY PARTIES
ON THURSDAY WERE
UNIQUE AFFAIRS.

One Of the most unique parties OF
the present rushing season was the
second party given by the members
OF Delta Gamma sorority who enter
home of Mrs. w. A.. Mcintyre. $40
Belmont avenue, at an old fashioned
garden party. The rooms IN Mrs. Nc
Intyre's home were arranged as an
old fashioned gardcn,' with picket
fence twined with vines and holly
hooks. and other old fashioned flow-
ers, in prominence. All the guests at
tended. dressed in typical garden
frocks, and those in charge wore
dresses fashioned after the vogues of
many years Miss Sara Louise
Martha Crabbe was in charge. Among
the forty young woman who were pre-
sent, there were a number of alumnae.
Alumnae from out Of the city includ-
ed Anne Miller Eorenson of Webster.
Jean Wilson and Mrs. Ray Lawrence
OF Fargo, and Mrs. Roy Green Of Cav
alier:.
Another unusual affair which
marked Thursdays calendar was
that given by Pr Beta Phi in the chap
ter house. Theirs was a Robin
Hood" party and costumes. enter
tainment, and ever the refreshments
harked back tc the days of thai FAM
Gus woodsman. Shooting al targets
and other sports of the woods were
enjoyed during the afternoon, and
apples and cider were on the refresh
ment~menu. In charge of the party
were the Misses Edna and Eva Earl
and Marion Bird.
Gives Pirate Party.
A pirate party vas given in the
home Of Mrs. c. c. Gowran, 1913
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority on Thurs
day evening between the hours of 8
and 1880 o'clock. The young woman
appeared attired like the proverbial
pirates of old, and their entertainment
was Of a maritime nature. A prize OF
a treasure chest was awarded the
young woman who found the creates;
number of hidden treasures which
were concealed in the rooms. Miss
Helen Coleman, assisted by Josephine
Griffith Hahn had the Theta party in
charge.
A Journalism jazz" party which in
troduced q number of newspaper fea-
lures for entertainment was given by
Chi Delta Phi between h hours OF
4:3O and \ o'clock Thursday afternoon,
About thirty-five guests were enter.
tanned, and the Misses Hannah ia.
cObson and Marion Mcmillan were
the young women in charge Of the
affair.
'Cab-Arabian Knights is the title
of the party given by the members OF
Gamma Phi Beta in their new home
last evening from 3 to 1890 o'clock
A full vaudeville program consisting
Of farces. panotmimes, and dances
H1-o iva co., fl~< li~o~rlo- 80 ~.
guests during the evening. and refresh
ments We're served in true cabare
style at the close. Miss Verona Han
son had charge of arrangements, ant
she was assisted by Miss Louise Ryan
Progressive Dinner.
Delta Zeta gav a progressive din
ner party to entertain Its rushees las
evening. The first course was serve'
in the home of Mrs. l.. o. Lystad
East Grand Forks, and there q Dutc,
atmosphere prevailed. Before leav
ing, each guest was presented with
Dutch favor. From there, they wer
taken to the home of Mrs. Louise Ny
gard where the second course wa
served after the Japanese order. an
> where Japanese games supplied en-
cluded at the Delta Zeta chapte
> house where Coney Island an1use
! ments were offered. The final Dime
course was served here also. Mi,
Nygaard and Miss Ellen Quar-
had charge OF the Zeta party.
= Alpha Phi entertained at a fol-
/ NAL dancing party In the home of Mr.
: J. Nelson Kelly. The affair we
termed a Sweetheart" party. Autumn
flowers We're used in decorating tn
rooms, n refreshments were serve
: when dancing was yer The program
{ Of dances included two favor nun
3 bers. Miss Laura Kelly was in chare
: of the party.