Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-07
Pleasant Recital
at ME-. Church

X. A. Kranston, tenor, and Rexford
M. Keyes, pianist. gave genuine pleas
ure to a good-sized audience of mu
steal people last night at the M. E..
church in the first song recital of the
season. Mr.. Kranston and Mr.. Keyea
had been heralded as musicians emf
ne1tly known in artistic circles OF
Chicago. and important cities of the
east, and they quite fulfilled all ex-
pectations that had been aroused
through these excellent press reports.
MI. Kranston's voice is a tenor of
most attractive quality, and his pro-
gram was tactfully chosen. Mr.. Keyes
accomplishments, and appeared to adj
vantage in a solo number. the "Noc-
turne' in t sharp major, Of Chopin.
The three groups Of songs given by
Mr. Kranston follow:
GAP II Know thefPlace Where I'VE
VIII Rest .......... vvannah
e. Irish irish T hoys Song" ....: l,r Lang
(a) The Sweetest Flower That
Blows" ............. Hawley
(b) "At Dawning" ......... Cadman
Co From the Land Of the Sky Blue
Water ........... Cadman
Ia "Macushla' 80. MacMurrough
CD II Hear You Calling Me" $50.
Marshall
(d) Because ......... D'Hardelot
(e) Mother o'Mine" ........ Torurs
Mrs. W. F. Doherty Of Minot was in
the city last night enroute to her
former home at Milton. Mrs. Doherty
is a daughter of the late Congressman
Il. 7. Helgesen. and has gone to the
ITOrmar homo nf tho family for a 1icit
with relatives and friends.
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John Norby arrived last night from
Cour d'Alene. Idaho, and will visit for
a few days at the home of his uncle,
J. q. Benson. Mr.. Norby is enroute to
St. Peter, Mimi, where he will enter
college for the e
Mrs. r. j. Williamson and her
daughters, Misses Alice and Margaret
Williamson of Kalamazoo, Michigan,
are guests of Mrs. Williamson's sister,
Mrs. A. w. Rogers of 51s Third ave-
nue..
Mrs. O.. 3. Gerlin, formerly matron
Eof Sayre hall at the university has re-
turned to the city from Pembina,
where she a spent the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Moore, and
will begin her duties as registrar at
the city studio Of Wesley college.
Miss Hedvig Linbell and Melvin
Field of Park River, were married
yesterday afternoon in this city at the
parsonage of the Swedish Lutheran
church, by Rev. J.. M. Persenius. The
marriage occurred at 5 O'Clock in the
afternoon and last evening the bride
and groom left for a wedding trip to
the Twin Cities. from where they will
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Christensen
OF Rolla, were In the city last night
en- route to their home from Mime
apolis. where they have been on a
visit.
Miss Ruth Baughman is entertain
ling a company of young women this
afternoon In compliment to Miss Eva
Foster OF Newmarket, Virginia. who
As her guest and who is to be a bride
next week. Miss Fosters engagement
to Joseph Jennings Smith Of Mime
apolfs. was announced m time ago.
The affair this afternoon is in
the nature Of q shower. m%iscellaneous
gifts to be presented to the bride-to-
city.
Very attractive appointments mark.
ed the trousseau tea given yesterday
afternoon at Mrs. Hugh Reid's home
on Fourth avenue. by Miss Jessie
Grassick, a September bride. The
hours were from 81 until S O'Clock,
and during that time a large number
q guests called. They were received
BY Mrs. Reid and Miss Grassick. Mrs.
=. p. Campbell. Mrs G. s.. Marsden,
and Mrs. Samuel TorBerson.
Mrs. Hiileboe ana Mrs. Carothers
presided at the tea table. which was
IarraIged in q color scheme Of yellow
white, carried out with clusters
OF early autumn flowers. and Mrs.
VIM Torgerson and the Misses Mar
ian Torgerson. Alice Hunter. stella
Hilleboe and Margaret Reid served.
decorations in the reception room
were In rose, sweet peas. cosmos 4
mountain ash berries OF taht color
being used.
Miss Grassick's lance is CHARLES
swane zixon OF Minneapolis. Their
engagement was recently announced
~ Mis- Graesfck's father. DR.. j. Gras-
sick, Of this city.