Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-23

A number OF affairs are being
planned to entertain Mrs. Julia
Bishop Coleman Of Loveland. Ohio
who arrived last evening to be the
guest of Upsilon chapter of Delta Zeta
sorority. Mrs. Coleman Is one OF the
six original founders Of Delta Zeta,
and Ia coming here in the capacity of
inspector.
ON Wednesday noon, the patroness-
es Of the sorority will give a luncheon
in her honor in the home of Mrs, C.
M. Cooley, 80 Almont avenue, and
On Wednesday afternoon between the
hours and $50 o'clock, the active
chapter will give a tea in the Women's
League rooms, to which active, pledge
members and patronesses of all the
s5rorities on the campus are invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. Melbye. Riverside
park, had as their guests for several
days their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Miller of Bath
gate, n. D., who came here to attend
the Shrine ceremonial. They return
ed home Monday morning. .
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Mrs. Fred Ordermann and son,
Marshall Of st. Paul arrived l4sttAye-
ming to be the guests Of Mrs Order
ssmann's sister. Mrs. j. H. Pearson, s10
South Fourth street. I'm
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Miss Lois Vanderhoefj daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W.-tR. Vanderhoef. los
Vernon avenue, entertained eight little
girl friends in her home Monday
afternoon in observance Of her ninth
birthday anniversary. 1llacs made
the rooms pretty and the luncheon
- ji1,
decorated birthday, cake. Mrs Van
derhoef. served refreshments.
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Mrs. Paul J. Davis. l417 University
avenue, will entertain the members Of
the Tuesday Bridge club in her home
this evening, Mrs. M. G. Olson will
be the guests of honor.
The third. branch Of the Bethesda
association will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon with, Mrs. Henry Flaaten, AIT
Cottonwood street. There will be a
special program and refreshments will
be served. All persons interested are
asked. to. attend.
!. Wesley College will present Miss
Laura Kelly and. Miss Blanche Turner
in a joint junior recital Wednesday
evening at 8 O'clock. The recital will
be played in Corwin Hall.
Both. young women ares pupils OF
the late Miss Adelaide c. Okell.
Their program follows:
Sonata, opus 27...... ~. Beethoven
81 I s.i Laura Kelly S
Badinage.a. ~. :. .,....: ...s. Herbert
jvalse in E nat, opus 49,. Chopin
Inquietude ..... i. ...l....... Pfeiner
WI 4" Blanche Turner n,
Folk Song ..}.... Mendelssohn
Two Waltzes. :. .'.t.. .ChopAn
Traumen .....'.l.E..... .s..'.. STRAUSS
81 Laura Kelly v 5$ I'll,
Sonata. opus H. No. 8 ~. Beethoven
Presto =. !. .'. - : - Z. i " g
.ss.5 Blanche Turner S N.
New England Idylls. ..... MacDowell
JOY Of Autumn. ..s.-. -
Midsummer ............ \. \: ~.
March Wind. 4. M,,IacDowell
49,. Laura Kelly .5,s.
Rhapsodie, No. 2. Opus Bra Inns ;
Impromptu1 heinhold
s3'.s r,3sssE \ Blanche Turner. i.s ..,,
dinner was served to- forty three
uests at the Gamma Phi Beta soror-
fly house on Sunday noon.. When the
visiting alnmnae. active members, ana
were entertained: Following the d,n-
nef,s an Informal 1t home WAS given
Eby the pledge and active members Of
the scEnritys. II III ~. , & 4,
On Saturdayaan alumns:: luncheon
was given by the Gamma Phi
alumnae. In the Frederick hotel
About. twenty guests attended, ten Of
these being from out Of town. The
following alumnae were at the house
and eleanor eafles OF FIlllsb dro. Mrs
I1aif Christian9pn Of Hillgboro, Evelyn
Mayer .of Croplsst on, Aldora Bsrgh OF
Thief h River. Falls, Marion Gray OF
Minot, Bertha Jaco obsnn OF Leeds
Marjorie Miller of; Ia attnlore.s Jeanette
[Campbell OF St.. l6,nas, Marie Boes
Of He'd ii Lake us, u A. abel Hay Of
Fargo nnd Irlorelee Jensen OF Reyns
oldss 80 Z. .yt.s. J. y. NJ 4 81