Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-26
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The regular weekly recital Of the
pupils of the Junior department o 7
Wesley conservatory will be held at
the down town studio at 4:30 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The following
program has been arranged for the
occasion:
Cheerfulness Lahse
Audrey BONN.
In the Swing. Wacns
Anna Henderson.
Melodie valse ............. virgil
Evangeline Peterson.
carey Cole.
Evening Prayer ............ Virgil
Ruth Lunder.
Bouncing Ball.............. Taper
Kenneth Saunderson.
Ding Dong Bell. ........... Virgil
Ruth woutah.
Violin ~Solo-Spring Song. ...Tolhurst
blanche Dearey.
Lucille Bradshaw.
Elm Dance. Helms
Grace Miller.
Alice Gehrke.
The Fountain. ...,a....... Bonn
Lille Olson.
Lullabye-Violin Solo. ......F. Bloch
Marie Filteau.
Marche in ID Flat...... HIGHLANDER
Hattie Erickson.
Little Cherub Waltz ...........Orth
Marjorie Odland.
Adeline Screnson.
Little Yellow Dog. Erb
Bernice Qualey.
Violin Solos
Barcarolle Weber
TIL Tro,,o zorro Verdi
James Kelly.
Les Myrtles Wachs
Byrle Seymour.
Song Without Words. ...... Streabog
Helen O'Keefe.
To the Fireflies. ......... Gronon
Hazel Deary.
eaoe''e T El1en Ida Lincoln: virgil
Alpine song....:...:...... Ducelle
Douglas Sowle.
Marion Pitts.
Pixies In the Indian Village. Brown
Arthur Clifford.
White roses were used in the dec
orations of the rooms of the home Of
Mrs. l.. H. Thompson, 1928 South
Fourth street. this afternoon, when
she entertained at IN auction bridge
party. Guests for five tables were
present and Mrs. D.. E. Munger Of
Princeton, ILL.,, was an out of town
e,lest. The hostess was assisted in re-
ceiving her guests and in serving re-
freshments by a group Of m
Mr.. and Mrs W. i. whitcher en-
tertained as dinner guests at their
home. 119 Vernon avenue, Rev. and
Mrs. q. H. Quigley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Quigley remained for the evening.
Mrs. l.. Anna Bulls i Riverside Park,
to-day from Mrs. A. H. Thompson,
who is o at Wilmington, Del,
where DR.. Thompson has charge of
the Methodist church: Mrs. Thomp-
son writes hat they have a very large
and beautiful church. but that the
membership is not very large. She
mentions that she started a Sunday
that on the next Sunday she had nine
pupils.
The parsonage is a large three story
structure, and Mrs. Thompson says
that h was successful in securing
the services of a white woman as
maid.
Mrs. Beatrice F. Fulton Of Pasa.
dena, Calf. who is the guest of he,
sister-in-law, Dean Ella Fulton Of thu
university, was honored this after.
noon, when Miss Fulton entertained
a large company of women at thu
Womens' league rooms at the uni.
versity. The hours were passed in ar
informal manner, and there was {
service of light refreshments.
Prof. and Mrs. E. F.. Chandler O.
University Place entertained at din
ner last evening complimentary t.
Mrs. Fulton.
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Rev. and Mrs. r. G. Pierson Of
GAINESVILLE. Wis, former residents 9,
this city. were presented with a large
automobile and a purse of money fol
its upkeep, at a reception recent,
held in their honor at the Baptis
church at GAINESVILLE. This gift wa,
an expression Of the good will Of tn,
people of the church towards theil
pastor. A musical program was Civ
en- during the evening, and speeche.
of welcome were given by the clergy
men Of the city to their new co-work
er. After the program. the women O
the church served frappe and waters