Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-02
AMERICAN SONG
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TOMORROW NIGHT

= Charles Wakefield Cadman. the
\ American composer, who appears with
y. Princess Tsianina in this city tomor-
% row evening at the NJ. Z. church lis
e known widely by> those who love
n canned music" of the better type.
81 Cadmannshas to his credit a great
I many songs in the catalogues of the
4 photograph companies. Who a not
listened with the keenest pleasure to
a John McCormack's records of
81 81 Eve Ii Alma Gluck's From the
spIAand OF the Sky-blue Water" to Evan
u Williams record of the same lately
4 issued; to Janet Spencer's The White
I Dawn is Stealing and to Dan Bed
ardoe's "A Moonlight Song?" And
NN-tions to be added to these catalogues
p is the dramatic song Call Me No
aMore." beautifully sung by Bernice
y Pasquali. the operate soprano. and
pa little instrumental conceit called
hin the Pavilion" for orchestras.
tblue Water" the late Madame Nor
y dica who first sang the song to pop
rfularity; Alice Nelson, Florence
q !Hinkle. and as mentioned above. AL
Ema Chuck and Evan Williams. Five
q records of one song, and an American
~ SSAkk ~ AADL AhAo
Tproved, his leadership in the Ameri-
lean song realm!
II The program which Cadman and
Stamina will present tomorrow is CIV
gen elsewhere in this issue. 1t chiefly
Z contains the Cadman songs and In
dian music talk. which Tsianina will
interpret In characteristic costume.
j. and with brief explanations regarding
4 the music of her tribal forefathers.
4 These artists are appearing under
ssthe auspices of the Mems and Wom-
lens sGlee clubs of the University OF
tNorth Dakota.
e Mrs. Clarence Reiton of Gilby and
caMiss Margaret ranto of outlook.
SASKATCHEWAN. ave returned to their
homes after spending q week here as
1.-THE guests Of Mrs. +. c. Weller. Mrs.
lAVeller entertained informally at her
fhome on Tuesday afternoon in hon.
s.or. of her house guests.
d Miss NJ. Beatrice tombstone. super
iAntendent of schools of Grand Forks
Mounty.> and Miss Curl Sand Of the
cEuperintendent's office. who have been
Int Bismarck during the week attend
hing the N. d. f. A.. meetings were
ramong the guests at a dinner given
\ "WEDNESDAY evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
isEdward Erickson. The table was ar
{ ffanged for - guests. all of whom
l 1swere prominent educators attending
| hthe association meetings.
/ d. Yes! two hundred pattern hats to
I select from, a Ia to suit you-that's
1 ssure-one hundred at $5.75 and one
4 -hundred' at 1918. All are new hats
/ dust received. -Hoiseth's Millinery.
i s4.peMers avenue:-Adv.
Il. Miss Hazel cassidy Of Fargo is here
I So visit for q short time at the home
SsJspf her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
s Cassidy. Miss Cassidy is en- route to
I sTacoma. Wash. to join her sister Miss
n Rose Cassidy who has been at. Ia
Il sroma for a few weeks. n her twin
I ,brother. Earl cassidy. who is prepar:
q lne ~to.enter military service within 9
u sshort slime. The Misses Cassidy ex-
4, ,apect to remain at Tacoma for an IN
d Tdefinite time. !.
q Mrs. A. r. sinkler Of Boscodel
81 .Mis..x.has arrived to be the guest OF
a 1 her daughter. Mrs. Carrie Alrick OF
~ elisGertrude avenue Mrs. Sinkler mas
akpent the summer visiting a daughter
4Saian western Canada. and her son. at.
" 2sforney f. r. Sinkler at Minot. ane
twill go on to her home in Wisconsin
q sAt the conclusion of her visit here.
M Ii = i. X
"a Miss Lucille Reilly. a student at tn
~ MJniversity Of North Dakota left tn:
III EAnorning for her home at Milton. Miss
kB XgtSC4tly viii dtlGhN IL
n eetster. Miss Mayme Reilly and Harry
Il, EGibson Of st. Thomas, tomorrow a
EGilton. p
IN " *
sA&eThe-AlpHa phi IL
fs HJniversity of North Dakota gave thei'
a1S Formal rush" party of the season las
o Knight, entertaining the ~"rushees" at
S Progressive japanese affair which be
iran at the home Of Prof. ]. Nelson
II kKelly and Mrs. Kelly. ~wher thei
s& Sdaughter. Miss Elizabeth Kelly. wa
Mhe hostess. Here a playlet. 1.-The MI
~ Skado'' was cleverly presented. an
WAS followed by a dinner at T. Carte
Il HSriffth's home IN Belmont avenue
HI Hiss Maud Griffith was hostess. an
EE1he dinner had pink and white ap
gs4 ~pOfntments.-
5 The concluding pleasure of tho at
III fair vas an attractive Japanese cotil
III aion at the home of the fraternity
ls patroness,. Mrs. M. G.. Olson, Reeve
avenue. f5.
III * X X
I'll Mrs. Brosier of C%rookston. arrive
b, Hhere yesterday to spend a week as tn
III guest of Mrs. J. A. Bonnet.
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