Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-01
CADMAK AND INDIAN
PRINCESS APPEAR
HERE SATURDAY.

Music lovers to whom "At Dawping''
and The Land Of the Sky Blue Wa
ter" r familiar will feel much In
terested il the appearance Of their
composer, Charles Wakefield. Cad
man. on Saturday night at the Meth
odist church. With the composer will
be Princes Tsianina.s assyoung Indian
girl who sings tia Cadman songs
and ~interprets the Indian music talk.
They will appear under the sponsor
ship OF the mems and women'sN Glee
clubs of the University Of North Da-
kota. I s.
Charles Wakefield Goldman, whose
compositions r coming Into their
own as among the most worthwhile of
those of the present day, Is probably
the best authority on Indian folk mu-
at the present time he is engaged in
writing the incidental. music for an
Indian drama by Norman Geddes, en-
titled 1.-THE Thunderbird," which ..is
scheduled for a production in May, or
June. Regardless Of the success or
failure of the new Indian drama, the
Cadman music will be published for
haps theaterxorchestras, with a piano
arrangement Of five or six numbers.
The large orchestra arrangement will
be known as the '"rhunderbird' Suite
and will contain four numbers like
the Peer Gynt" suite.
Princess Tsianina4 is a full blood
Indian. In her recitals, Tsianina not
only sings many. charming. Indian
songs, but explains their legends. tells
in the early tribal life OF her fore
fathers. and illustrates their involved
dance rhythms by means OF native
rattles, etc. She wears idealized InS
dian dress, and her smile alone has
been described as "a song itself, we'd
ded to Elysian music"
Miss Mabel e%oghsSerg and Lloyd
Ferguson of Marvel. were married
yesterday afternoon at 8 O'clock by
Rev. w. H. Elfring. at the parsonage
of the Plymouth congregational
church. They were accompanied by
Miss Mabel Ferguson, the groom's
sister, Elmer Goghsberg, the brides
brother, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clint
worth.
MI. and Mrs Casper Olson left last
night for Minneapolis. where they will
visit for a fortnight. They r to be
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Robert
son. former residents Of this city.
Miss Bessie Perry Of 4o2 South
Fifth street entertained informally at
her home last night in compliment to
her cousin, Miss Mildred Danskin of
Minneapolis, who is her guest. There
were is guests. Miss Danskin is here
to spend the netx week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. ela,erud. 9. re-
cent bride and groom, we're the sur
prised honor guests at a large Hallow-
cen party in the knights of Pythias
hall last night. The affair, which
was attended by some $50 guests. was
given by the Sons and Daughters of
Norway. and other friends Of the hon
or guests. An orchestra played a
program for several hours of dancing,
and during the evening buffet refresh
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glaserud were presented with a IL
brary table and reading lamp.
The annual party given by the So
phomore class Of thu university to the
Freshmen class, which was to take
place on the coming Saturday evening,
has been postponed until January s..
The reason fortthe postpohement, was
that a large number of both classes
would be at Fargo. where the univer-
sity plays the Agricultural college on
Saturday President Moultrie or the
Sophomore class appointed the follow
ing committee to take charge OF the
party. Miss Jean Taylor, chairman;
Kirby Martin and John Kelly.
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The adult choir Of st. Mary's church
gave a costume Halloween party last
night in the auditorium Of the church,
that was attended by a good many
'spooks." Ghostlike figures that re-
fused to divulge who they were when
the magical season Of Halloween was
not in sway, made merry between the
hours of 8 and II o'clock, with a var
iety of games, and the old-fashioned
stunts. A Halloween lunch was serv-
ed by members of the choir, and the
congregation, and the auditorium was
attractively decorated for the affair.