The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-25
STATE EVENTS

Minot Reporter: A very interest
ing meeting of the Musical club was
held in the library yesterday after
noon when the Chopin programme
was given. Miss Teigan delighted her
| bearers with a perfect rendition of
the Stergo in B minor by Chopin, and
this sWas followed by two equally well
Ethel Smith. Mrs. Frank Waters
then gave an impromptu selection in
which she displayed a great talent,
and as she is rather a newcomer in
the city, the members Of this club
were delighted to find her so skilled
in musical lines. Mrs. ]. B. Taylor
then gave an exceptionally interesting
paper, with pictures as Illustrations
on the great Polish composer, follow
ed by. some very up-to-date current
events given by Mrs. l.. II. Kermott
in her usual pleasing manner. Miss
Matilda Dahl, whose excellent violin
music has pleased SO many Minot
people, was at her best in her rendi-
ton of the Hungarian Dance No. 5.
The ladies decided to hold an inform
al dance in about two weeks for the
members and their friends.
Grand Forks Herald: The first
meeting of the Franklin club was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L.
Goodman on Reeves. avenue. The
hosts and hostesses for h evening
and Mrs. Howard e. Simpson and
Miss Beatrice tombstone. Miss Jane
Smith was in charge of the pro-
gramme, which consisted of several
musical numbers. The opening num-
Der was a duet, The Unfinished Sym
phony, by Schubert, played by Mrs.
B. J. Spence and Mrs. r. T.. Young;
DR.. B.. J. Spence rendered a violin
solo, Reverie by Fuconier, and Sere-
sang a group Of songs, Thy Daily
Question by Helmund, and F%lorian's
Song by GODDARD, and Farewell to
Summer; Miss Jane Smith played two
piano numbers, If I Were a Bird by
Henselp, and Hark, Hark, the Lark by
Schubert-Liszt; the programme was
concluded with William Tell Overture
by Gottschalk, played by Mrs. B. J.
Spence and Mrs. r. T. Young. A So
cial session was enjoyed at the con-
clusion Of the programme and dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostesses. The next meeting will be
held Thursday evening, Nov. 10. in
the public library, and the subject
will be New Books. Those who will
j.. Spence, Prof. Vernon P. Squires
and Mrs. A. L. Woods. The hostesses
will be Mrs. A. G. Leonard, Mrs. G..
A. Greenleaf and Miss Jane Smith.
The Elks opened their. social season
Thursday evening by entertaining a
large company at an informal dancing
party given in their spacious hill. Halls
orchestra furnished the music, and
dancing was enjoyed from 8 to IL
o'clock. The Elks' parties In Grand
Forks this year will be for just the
members Of the order and their fam
lies, and the first in in the tn; SERIES ERIE g was
list included Messrs. and Mesdames
John Taylor, Frank Kent, Will Morrow,
Frank Robertson, w. r. Abrahamsen,
M. M. Merrill, Robert McGrath, James
Hugh Dunningan. H. II. Wilson. H: F
Bapst. l.. ". Deichert, Carl vuckle
| Harry Geist, Edward Prentice; Mrs. J.
D. Bacon, Mrs. C.. A. King; Misses Anna
| Nolan, Estella Deichert, Rikka Jor.
genson: Messrs. Myron Bacon, T. z
| Morgan Burke, Paul Busch, Phillip
Golden, Ray Durick.
Valley City Times-Record: Rev. and
of the official board and their. wives
last night at a sumptuous and beauti-
| fully served dinner in the church par
lors. Covers were laid for thirty-siz
and dinner the regular yearly business
Of the official board vas considered
also plans for the pipe organ recital
which will be given In the near future
Miss Geraldine Jacob, head of the
expression department of the Grand
Wednesday evening, Oct. 20, under the
auspices of the new baseball club. The
following item concerning. Miss