Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-08
In SOCIAL CIRCLES.

Byrne Bros. will appear in Eight
Bells" at the Grand Jan. Sth.
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The subject of the w. G. II. U. Meet
ing at Unity church this afternoon will
be Narcotics"
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The University Association will
and Mrs. M. G. Relf will act as leader.
So
A Teachers Meeting will be held at
Hesper next Friday afternoon. The
program published last week will be
carried out
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Misses Helen and Emma Hegg en-
tertained very pleasant whist party
at their home on Main street last
Tuesday evening.
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Prof. M. E. Sloane will give stere-
opticon entertainment in Rudolph's
Hall tonight, under the auspices of the
Y. M. G. A. See notice elsewhere.
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The manager of Steyer's opera house
has secured the Madison Square Uncle
Toms Cabin company, which.will APP
pear at above house next Saturday.
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A public reception was given by the
Y. M. G. A. on Thursday evening.
Music was furnished by the Y. M. C. A.
orchestra, and general good time was
had by all present.
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The Methodist ladies will hold a sale
of holiday goods in the P. G. Peterson
building, on Winnebago street, next
Saturday. Dinner will be served from
high noon until SO0p. m.
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The ladies of the Congregational
church held a chicken pie supper and
sale of holiday goods on Friday and
Saturday, in the Caldwell building.
We understand that good many
awaited themselves of the opportunities
offered by the ladies.
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"The Chinook" a new and delight
full entertainment, will be presented at
Steyer's opera house tomorrow night,
by Miss Louise Thompson, and under
the auspices of st. Agatha's Guild.
The play is unlike anything ever given
before DEBORAH audience, and pleas
ing entertainment is assured.
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The reading given by Prof P. NJ.
Pearson, of the Northwestern Univer-
sity at Evanston, ILL.,, at the Luther
College gymnasium on Saturday even
ing was much enjoyed by all who
heard it. The professor has well
trained voice and extraordinary elocu-
tionaryscapabilities.
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A concert will be given at the Grand
opera house tomorrow evening, by
Miss Marie Fremstadt, soprano soloist
and Miss Helga Olson, pianist, assisted
by Prof. Haldor Hanson and Luren.
The ladies have recently returned from
WI hax nj
the instruction of noted musicians, and
are said to be artists. We bespeak for
them full house,
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Gus Heege attracted good sized
audience to the Grand on Wednesday
evening, to witness the rendition ofhis
new play "A Yenuine Yentleman."
1t is play well written and well
acted, and was much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Heege's Swedish characterization is
attractive and pleasing, and his sup
port was of such a nature as to make
the whole performance excellent. His
struggles with the American language
fascinating, while the play affords ex-
cellent opportunity for the display of
his superior ability as an actor.
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The Luther College Musical Union
will give their second concert at the
College Gymnasium next Monday
evening, Dec. 14th. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. Grace Marsh Weiser,
and will render the following
PROGRAM:
Choir.
Violin Solo, Montecchei Capuletti.. Dancla
Mr.. Theo. Ringoen.
Concert Polonaise. .... Bessig
Orchestra.
Piano Solo, Concerto GIN. OPP. Is. Mendelssohn
Mrs. Grace Marsh Weiser with Orchestra.
Overture-Bandittenstre che ............... Suppe
Band.
Tuba Solo-The Storm King ............. Bngleben
Mr.. Chr. Thompson, and Band.
1ntermezzo from Cavaeria Rusticana. .........
Mascagni. Band
Baritone Solo-Old Folks at Home. .... Barnard
Mr.. A. Gullixon, and Band.
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