Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-17
Post-Easter
Events, Many

After her forty days of 'n~ear-dor-
NANCY. society will again step forth
during the ensuing week to play its
usual prominent role in the lives of
Grand Forks organizations and in
dividuals.
Among the interesting happenings
of the coming week will be the we'd
ding of Miss Madeline Turner, daagh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. F.. Turner,
whose marriage to Ray Collins, son
Of Mr.. n Mrs. Steve Collins, will
take place early Tuesday morning in
st. Mary's' church.
On Thursday evening, the Shriners
will give their annua formal party
which will be presented by an enter
tainment to be staged in the auditor
ium OF the temple, opening at Sis
o'clock. At s:15, the program Of
dancing will open in the ball room,
and n Of the most elaborate parties
of the year will be under way. Ac-.
cording to word received, there will
be a number Of put-of-town guests at
this party. among them members of,
OF the Minot order. c. f. Weisbecker,
heads the committee planning the
party for Thursday and his assistants
are: Frank Hankey, A.. l.. Olsen,
Claude Dezotell, and George H. Wilder.
An event planned for Tuesday
is the informal dancing party
which will be given by the Women's
Catholic Order Of F%oresters. The
party will be given in the Knights of
Columbus hall, and invitations have:
been issued to n hundred and fifty
couples. Miss Thelma Bennett is in
charge of arrangements, and helping
her are Frances Mega. Valera NIGGA,
Helen Norman, Mrs. B. H. Courtney,
Mrs. Lyons, and Lorene Edie.
no.a,, TT yTysSI--
Knights of Columbus entertainment
last informal dance Of the present sea-
son to be given by the Knights Of Col
umbus, will occur this evening be-
tween 9 and IL o'clock. This affair
is for Knights and their families only.
On Friday evening the annual
SNOWFALL" party of the Elks lodge.
w partv oc sug the This 'a,t will Il, BE- tb a f 6s1nsa
which will be sponsored by the Elks
this season. Dancing will begin at 8.
o'clock and will continue untAl2, with
an tntermission for supper at mid
night. The entertainment committee,
headed by T. P. O'Connell, promises
one of the most brilliant parties which
has ever been given by this 'organiza-
will be a most attractive one. Other
members who are serving on the IN
tertainment committee are Hershel
Hunter and Joseph IngIam.
One of the first after-Lent card
parties which have been announced
is that to be given by a group of
women of st. Michael's parish in the
auditorium of the church on Wednes-
day evening. There will be other
diversions besides card playing offered.
to entertain guests at this affair, and
supper will be served during the even,
ing. An invitation is extended, not
only to persons tof, this congregation,
but to everyone who is interested in
cards. Mrs. J. H. Murphy is chair
man Of the committee sponsoring the
party.
About sixty reservations have al
ready been made for the farewell BAN
Iquet which the local Knights of COL
Father M. J.. Fletcher, pastor Of st.
Mary's church this evening, according
to announcement made Saturday by
Secretary Edward Ketter.
It is expected that one hundred MEM
beers OF the council will attend the
dinner which Is being given on account
Of Father F1etcher's intended trip to
Ireiand. The banquet will be heldHin
the knights Of Columbus dining room.
and Will be served by members OF the
entertainment committee. Immediate
ly following the banquet, there is to
be "A rehearsal Of the minstrel show
which the local KniGhtd will stage
here during the< state convention
which will convene in Grand Forks
Monday, May 2lst.
There viii be = meeting Of the