Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-09
D OF Interest to Women D.
Items Of Interest

A group Of pupils Of tho Grand
Forks school of Music will present =
recital III in the studio OF the
school at 8 o'clock this evening. The
program for the evening Is as toa,ows
Miss Marie werstlein.
To Alexis I Send You.......Humme
Roy Papermaster.
Miss Myrtle Price.
Bell Of tho Ball. Bennington Branon
Miss Ruth Scott.
Rondo Of Violin Sonata No. Z. Mozart
Aaron Papermaster.
Miss Ruth Roe.
Lydias Mazurka. A. Kern
Miss Mabel Downham.
Miss Lottie Roe.
The Carnival Of Venice Weiss
Robert Tirrell.
X X X
The suffrage edition Of the Advo-
cato, a weekly publication of Fargo.
L. Just OF the press, and is very at
~tractive. The cover is in the suffrage
color. and shows a map Of North
America. marking the territory where
the women have suffrage, partial sun
rage, or no suffrage.
Among the cuts Of the national and
state suffrage workers shown are
those Of Mrs. P. NJ. Cole, vice presi-
dent Of the North Dakota Suffrage as
ISOLATION, and Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette.
chairman of the educational commit
tee, both Of this city. In addition to
the history of suffrage in the state.
several Interesting articles on garden
ing, which the association has recent
~ advocated. appear in the issue.
Mr.. George ssife1rt, Cottonwood
street, has been named as a delegate
to represent the Golden Rod camp Of
the Royal Neighbors at the national
meeting to be held in Buffalo, N. Y.
during the week Of May 81. In COM
pany with the other state delegates.
Mrs. Seifert will leave for Buffalo on
Tuesday evening.
has beef appointed to demonstrate
the r~itualistic work Of inner sentinel
by the supreme council. will also
leave on Tuesday for Buffalo. Mrs.
Emma Streck Of the Fargo lodge will
accompany her.
The party that was planned by the
Daisy Circle and James Henry Class
of the First Baptist Sunday school for
Friday evening has been postponed on
account of a Sunday school meeting
for that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. stearns. North
Fourth street. have chosen the name
Of William Wallace for the baby boy
who arrived at their home on Monday,
May Z.
Miss Both Bulls and Miss Ruth
Rowley, pupils of Paolo Conte Of the
piano department Of Wesley conserv-
atory. will appear in their Junior
ing. The program will be given in
Corwin hall at s o'clock. and an in
vitation Is extended to all interested
in the work Of the conservatory. The
young pianistes will be assisted by
Miss Isabel Lackey. reader. The
complete program for the evening is
as follows:
sonata-op. 2 No. 1......B Beethoven
Allegro. Adag1o, Minuett, Prestissimo.
Tantasis
Valse Capricen.. Cries
Ruth Rowley.
Queen Esther Pleading for Her
''D'' isabel iaet.y: 'se'ee'e0
Etude Artistique. ........ GODDARD
Nocturne-op. 81 No. Chopin
A la bien aimee .schiitt
Beth Bullis
wartz-Op. 81 No. Chopin
Ruth Rowiey.
Mrs. o. L. sateren. sol Chsstnu.
street, received word yesterday Of her
appointment as state chairman Of the
Red Cross work that Is to be taken
up by the North Dakota Women's Pa
triotic Emergency committee. The
other chairman appointed for the two
Frank White Of Valley City. for the
registration of the women of the
state for national service. Mrs. Clark
Kelley of Devils Lake will be state
chairman Of the food conservation
work.
This committee was recently organ
lied and it is headed by the presidents
of the three leading women's organ
izations In the state, Mrs. H. G. Vicl
o. Cavalier. president Of the NORTH
Dakota. Federation Of Womens' Clubs
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson o
Fargo. president Of the North Dakots
w. c.. T.. U. and Mrs. Grace Glenden'
ming Of Fargo, president Of the Nortf
Wick will act as chairman Of thu
committee, Mrs. Anderson as vic,
chairman and Mrs. Glendenning a,
secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 5. caswell. VIII
leave this evening for their new HON.
evening when the members Of the Re
bekah and the Odd Fellows lodge
gave q reception in the Odd fellows
hall for them. The time was passe'