Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-21

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70 THE LITTLE BABY.
You know your mother-thas's plain
as day, ~
But those wide blue eyes OF you seem
when s bend over your cpo: Nov
Are you r., =,
It's little figure, 1 cut, I know,
And sfaces.trouble a baby SO,
But I'm the gladdest Of all the glad
Your dad!
You're tive months old, and you see
And I know you are wondering all the
whoever on earth, can these people be
You see.
You've learned your mother: you
know her we'll =
When hunger rattles the dinner bell.
i But somehow or other you cannot
! place ~ AZ 'S
My face.
A. yet I'm but n Of the passing
thrOnE, r.a,
The curious people who come along
And pause at your crib, and you seem
to say.
Eacll day: .-t
II. know one voice that is sweet to
/ kn ass'i her ktep when my mothers
near. n
know her wonderful smile-but who
Are you!
you always come with the same old
Yeur fingers. rough when you tickle
my chin, :
.fBut you u away when / start to cry
Don't understand when visitors call
Why.you're so afraid they will let me
fall;st-
You are the queerest of all the queer
Folk here!" :.
It's, true that over your crib I stand
/ And tick's' your chin with my rough
old hand.
AndI run away when you start to cry,
Havefa right to. my queer little funny
Ways.
To boast your worth and to sound
your praise. ~ ~. >.
i:Tor I am the gladdest Of all the glad
Your dad.
copyright. 1922. by Edgar A. Guest)
About fifty young people were in
!, attendance at the Halloween party
lower auditorium Of the Methodist
4 church last evening. Games and
stunts. provided: entertainment for the
guests and a black cat contest was
an interesting feature. An appropri-
ate Halloween menu was served q,
three long tables which were decorat.
ed with black and range streamers
and the luncheon was served with the
light from the orange candles as the
Ionly illumination. Miss. LYDIA John.
stcn was assisted in caring for the
Bertha Stratton.t Marie Elvick5, jennie
Duncan and Marjorie Moore. d
+ + *
The American association Of uniycr,
sity women have announced hat thu
date for their annual luncheon meet.
ing has been set for Saturday, Novem-
Der 4, at / o'clock in the Presbyterian
church dining hall. All college wcm.
en- residing in Grand Forks and Eas
Grand Forks are invited TO the meet.
ing and they are asked to brire other
olAAS ! l C4lSlOIe win llCnl
This Is not a club affair, it was point.
ed out. but an opportunity for all col.
leSe women to meet and welcome 9th.
e7 college people I'm the city.
The members arc asked to, make
early reservations with one nf tho =,
lowing women: Mrs. ~ -.
Mes. F. +. Fletcher, Mrs. F. c, Masses
or Miss Ann .,ev.,. - .@
rH I0nJto. = ., - ~,.,.SNS - L- "a q.
~tertained for Mrs. j. Arthur Younge.
Of Seattle, Gamma Phi Beta delegate
on Friday afternoon. Each menbe,
fof Delta Gamma invited a friend
from outside to attend the affair
which was in: the form of an oper
Mouse at which out Of town alumnae
also were guests. The house was
decorated with asters and tea roses
and @refreShment We're served durins
the afternoon. Mrs. Reierson (Dora
McBride3 Of Fosston, Miss Marie DAILY
of Webster. N. D., and Mrs. frankie
Holland of Crookston We're the sout OF
town alumnae attending. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Mcbride OF Cavalier were
dinner guests at the Delta Gamma
house on Friday.
Miss C!arine Studness Of Churches
CRY ~ a. quest Ut Tue, Sul- Delta En-
sorority house over the week end.
Is. = 80 ,-x =. X
Mrs. C.. 6. Hcndrickson. 110l Bel.
mont avenue, entertained at Dime,
on Thursday evening. Hallowe en-
appointments marked the dinner
table. and places were laid for ten
guests. After dinner, cards was the
diversion. '%s4,'
The home Of Mi. and Mrs. E. H,
Hunt, 1922 Bulge avende, will be
the scena this evening of the wedding
of their daughter, Miss! Rachel Hunt,
and Carl Alvin Lindgren of Warren,
Mimi, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G.
Lindgrent Of Hallock, MINI. The SER
vice will be at Z o'clock p. m.
Rev. Geo. A. Henry. pastor OF the
First Methodist. church will o~fficiate.
and Mrs. Henry will preside at the
plano. Miss Evelyn Lindgren, sister
of the bridegroom, and DR.. c.. E.
Hunt, will sing.
Miss Nellie Johnston of Lar:more
who Is teaching school in Lisbon, N.
D.. will arrive in the city today ia
act as Miss Hunts bridesmaid. Fer
dinand Lindgren, brother of the
bridegroom, will be best man.
Miss Catherine Sorlfe OF Buxton and
Miss Ruth Lunney OF IArimore are
a%luninae Visiting at the Delta Zeta
house ovefe the week end.
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