Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-13
Local Girls Get
National Offices
In Music Sorority

Word has besa received here to the
effect that two Grand Forks young
women have been elected 70 national
offices in the musical sorority, Sigma
Alpha 1ota, at the national conven-
ton held in Boston .1pr.1I 6-8:
Miss Esther Arneson was named
dred tOdell was elected recording sec
rotary OF 7the> national organization.
Miss Marie Sattlet was the local rep
resentauye. at the national meeting.
and credit is due her for bringing the
local chapter into prominence before
the assembly in Boston.
Other officers elected at this time
are as follows:
President-Miss Hazel Ritchie of
Lincoln, Neb.
Corresponding Secretary - Bernice
Thompson Of Lincoln, sNeb.
.Treasure,-Rosemary Scott of Gin.
cinnati. Ohio. ID
Historian - Eleanor P. Furmingcf
of Boston.
Mrs, j.. G.. Moore will again head
suit Of her reelection at the meeting
held in h Commercial club rooms on
Tuesday evening. Others elected at
this time were: rat!
First Vice President-Mrs. j. G.
Hamilton.
Second Vice President-Nrs. p. M.
Cole.
Third Vice P,resident-Mrs. H. H.
Healy.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. S.
Recording secretary-Mrs, C. N.
Schuyler.
Treasurer-Mrs. J.. P. Reade.
Chaplain-Mrs. N. Nelson.
Historian-Mrs. Horace Webster.
The program included community
singing, a very pretty song and dance
number by Miss Helen Ryan. and roll
call. After the program, the guests
decorated with jonquils and ferns and
baskets Of Easter candy eggs. and re-
freshments were served. The refresh
ments committee included Mrs. E. O.
Mallory. chairman; Mrs. G. s. Darl-
ing. and Mrs. M. Fitzgerald.
There was a large attendance at
the meeting.
Mrs. Andrew Kaufman. No. 4 Phil
lips block, will leave today for
Towner. n. D., to be the guest Of her
s%on-in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs. Kermotttthere.
The Commons walters OF the uni
versity will entertain in the Commons
building this evening between s and
IL o'clock, at a hard time costume
ball. The affair will be in the ma
, ture of a "cut-up" by way OF cele-
brating the spring, vacation, and many
features Of fun have been provided
Dancing will be the principal di-
version, and during the evening there
will be cotillion and favor dances,
Eli Weston is. general overseer and
William Gamble and Frank Chisholm
head the social and refreshments
committees, respectively.
Patrons and patronesses will be
as follows: Douglas s.Iieth and Miss
Irene! !Tihen, Mr. and. Mrs!IsJ. W. Will.
kerson* and Mfr md Mrs. Lawrence
Murphy.
The Women's Relief Corps will give
a silver tea in the sc$leFeilows' hal
on Saturday. following the regular
meeting and initiation ceremony
Hostesses for this occasion will be
Mrs. N. Brooks. Mrs. c. WEIGH, Mrs
]. Lingle, and Mrs. r. A. Sprague. a
good attendance, Is requested. ani
each member is invited to bring on.
guest. - 3 rs
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Hestor, Belmon
"NPAoos now NJ H oAA "a
ncapolis after spending several day,
with relatives there.
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The visiting nurse Of the city, Mis-
Beata Christensen, left this morning
for Landa, N. D.. where she has beel
called by the illness of her father
NJ. Christensen. Mrs. Alice Daniel
son will take care OF Miss Christian
sons duties during her absence
The Delta zeta sorority member
entertained last evening for Mis-
Susan Akers, who has been thei
chaperone for some time. Miss Aker
will shortly leave her position there
The party was in the nature OF a
Easter affair. with the usua Easte
decorations and appointments.
'. Miss Camilla Hendricks of Crooks
ton, who teaches school at Morris
Mimi. spent Wednesday in Gran'
Forks as a guest of the Delta .Gamm'
sorority house.
Miss M.be, Hay. instructor in tn
Fargo high school, is in the city t
spend her Easter vacation with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hay
SIT Walnut street.
Mrs: F.: D. Nafs; aee9mpsnis'
on tne piano DS MTS. ". BUCK
ingham, sang two solos and Mis-
, Orilla Nordmarken gave a read
ing before the women of the Presby
terian Ladies' Aid at their regula
meeting Wednesday afternoon. AS .
part Of the business Of the meeting
the women adopted four orphans t
aid in the Near East Relief drive nov
in progress here. ~
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The women Of the Altar society Q
ST. Michael's pro-cathedral will spon
sor a card party to be given in tn
auditorium Of the church on Wednes
day, April 10. The hour is 8 o'cloc
and an invitation is extended to a
persons who enjoy this diversion. Mr..
]. H. Murphy has this affair il
charge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.. Fletcher q
LanEdon were guests at the weddin
of Mr.. Fletcher's sister, Miss Mildre
Fletcher, on Wednesday. They wi
return to their home today. j