Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28

University OF Minnesota this year.
Mrs. Corinne Frank Bowen who
has been the heFguest- Of Mrs. Hugh r
Ruettell since Tuesday night, returned
\ to Minneapolis today. Mrs. Bowen
gave, a song recital on Thursday night
at the Guild hall
Following the recital Mu chapter-e.
| Sigma Alpha 1ota.. VIII 'clh had spon-
sored her appearance, gave an infor-
NAL reception in honor of Mrs. Bow
IN The chapter members. Thursfla,
Musical club members and their
/! friends remained to meet Mrs Rowar.
Ices were served by group of girls
from the sorority; a's
! Prof. H T. Simpson gave an inter-
csting review OF the recent publ:ca
lion. ''The Friendly Arctic" b
! Vilhjalmar Stefansson at the mect;n
ming in the home of Judge. and Mr..
2 c. NJ. Cooley. Mrs H. L. French w"
hostess with Mrs Cooley last evening
+! X X x
i Mrs. j. F. ..t. .iia.., Mrs. Estel
/, Smith. Miss Luv,. Carlyle ana Nj
L. B. Paige motored over from
i!rookston to spend the day iii Granl
Forks.
j Il. T. L. PICNIC.
, All children oi The city under the
age of IA years are invited to attend
big picnic supper to, be given by
the superintendent and teachers ui
the Loyal Temperance Legion on Sat
urday afternoon beginning at 2:3O
in Riverside park and will be in the
form of a wiener roast. Each child
is asked to provide his own Wieners,
and u cup. \ full lunch to accom-
paIy the meat will be provided on
..4e grounds.
For entertainment there will be
races, pie eat ns contests and other
games Of interest. and lemonade and
candles will be served during the
Adjutant A. j. Pierce, Civil War
veteran. spoke on Thursday afternoon
before an assembly of students Of
the Junior high school. at a program
which was arranged In recognition Of
the Grant centennial
!, Mr.. Pierce. who had personal ac-
i quaintance with General Grant, spoke
pleasingly with reference to him and
he gave a very vivid perturbation Of
the siege of Vickshurg, one of the
/, last battles Of tne war. Added In
terest was given his talk by the show
ing of views taken Of the scenes of
the Gonfiict. Mr.. Pierce also display
/ ed an old diary which he kept on dur
i ing the war period.
! Besides his talk, there was pro-
! gram OF music given by the boys glee
club Of the school and by the school
1 chorus.
/ The program was sponsored by the
/ Women's Relief Corps OF the city, un-
! der the direct committeeship Of Mrs.
4 r. A. McClernan, president; Mrs.
Isabella Secord, patriotic chairman, ,
i and Mrs. c. d. Locklin, Sr., chaplain.
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! United States Treasurer and Mrs-
!! Frank White. formerly of Valley City,
/ Dakotans: now residing in Washing
4 ton, d. c.. at an informal gathering
In their; home in Warrington. Stunts.
i games songs and readings. all re-
miniscent Of the home state were
4 features Of the affair. In the list Of
i guests the following names appeared: !:
I. Paul and David Shorb of Minot.
4 Martha Williams Of Grand Forks.
il Inex Serumgaard and Romanus Dow
4 ney. Devils Lake; Francis Tempeton
II and Ruby Greenwood Simpson, Grand
4 Forks; Mabel e. Peterson, PembiIia;
II Cecil Porter. MAndan: Grace Hudson,
n Bowman; ella and Olga Evanson Of
Portland; Ha5el g. Weloof. Churchs
Ferry Phoebe ana Laura Dixon Of
II RollA Alice ID F1oner { OF Steele;
N Katharine r. wagner of wahpeton;
Anna B. Connotytof Eckleson; Mr.. E.
White, Valley City: II. s. DUAL. Ben
Ellison OF Hatton: Harold Semling.
/ BtSMa rex !; Alfred y. BArtrAm. James-
town. Axel Nelson, Milnor: Parker Ii
n Moore Of Jamestown and Edwyn
White. alley CITY ss 3
Misses Joy and Evelyn Suter al
! Grafton, stldents at the university
u ~ Few DAYS N s. 81 tho Kappa Alphs
& Theta sorority house.