Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-03

Miss Geraldine jacob. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. jacob, 1875 Reeves
avenue. is receiving much favorable
comment on her ability as reader in
Montreal, where she is spending some
time. A short time ago Miss jacob
gave a reading Of the play. "Disraeli.
by Louis ". Parker, for the benefit of
the soldiers. and on next, Tuesday
evening she will give a repetition OF
the play for the benefit Of the Belgian
relief fund.
The social event Of this evening will
be an informal dancing party in the
Masonic temple. Dancing will be en-
joyed from . o'clock until midnight.
and an exceptionally interesting time
is assured those who attend. This 10
a special event. al the regular pro-
gram OF dances was concluded with
the party held two weeks ago
The members of the Women's Cath
Ollie Order of Foresters and their
! friends will be entertained at a card
party this afternoon in the lower
auditorium of st. Michael's pro-cath-
edral from $3.50 until S o'clock. The
women in charge Of the affair are
Mrs. NJ. D. Butler. Mrs. NJ. T. Dillon.
! Miss Josephine Strong and Mrs. Peter
Grady.
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Miss Cordelia Hulburd Of the piano
department Of Wesley conservatory.
who has spent the past week at Ith-
aca. N. T.. attending the annual meet
ing of the Sigma Alpha Iota sorority,
is expected to return to the city on
Sunday morning and to her
classes on Monday. After the con
vention, Miss Hulburd spent a few
days in New York City and enjoyed a
visit with her former teacher. Madame
Theresa Carreno. also enjoyed a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Holmquist
in Chicago. Miss Hulburd will reach
and will spend Saturday there as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. M. L. HUI
burd.
Miss Vivian Lesson. 500 North
Fourth street. was hostess last evening
when she entertained a company Of
young women. complimentary to Miss
OF the month. The early part of the
evening was spent in showering the
bride-elect with parcels containing
articles which she will use in her new
home. Music and other pastimes were
also a part Of the evenings pleasure.
The hostess was assisted in serving re-
freshments by her mother, Mrs. G. n.
Lesson.
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The annual spring open meeting Of
the Thursday Musical club will be
held at 8 o'clock this evening" at the
home OF Mrs. N. G. Olson, l0l Reeves
avenue. Frederick Southwick, the
noted lyric baritone of Minneapolis,
will he soloist for the evening, and
will be accompanied by Miss Emily
Nash Of this city. The following pro-
gram has been arranged:
Prologue-"Pagliacci" ..IAoncayallo
THE Star" Rogers
The Lullaby BOND
1.-THE Land Of the Sky Blue water"
adma
"Du hist VIE Fine Blume". .schuman
"lch Grolle NIGHT" .Schumau
Marie" Fnns
Aus Meinen Grossen" ........Fran
"Neugierge" schuber1
Der Tod und pas Madchen" schubsr1
"Du Bist Die Rub" ...... schuber1
II Attempt From Lives Sickness to
Chalet Girls Sunday" ...oie Bui
There Cried a Bird" ......s indis
Mrs. Harold 8. King h.. cha s = x,
this program.
Mrs. j.. johnson and Mz. J. +
Lloyd have issued invitations for Fri.
day afternoon. as an honor for then
daughter and sister, Miss Grace John.
son, who is among the brides OF the
month. The party will b tn the na
ture OF a kitchen shower and will be
given at the home Of Mrs. johnson
1907 Cheyenne avenue.