Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-16
CHIEFLY OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Godowsky Program
For Tuesday Night

The program to be presented here
on Tuesday evening, February 10, at
the Methodist church, by Leopold
Godowsky, eminent pianist, is to be
made up of the following numbers.
"A program, which the artist had orig
inally intended to present here. was
published on Friday, but it had been
arranged subject to change, and the
changes were made by the artist last
night. .
Assisting on the program will be II.
Alden Enyeart, tenor, and Lilah
Sannes, accompanist. These are the
numbers:
(a) Impromptu. B. fiat (Theme
with Variations) ........S Schubert
(b) Two Songs without Words.
Mendelssohn
op. 81. No. 1. &C. major). OPP. 81.
No. 4 (spring Song.)
Co. Rhapsody. Op. 119. No. 4, p
fla BfanIns
Elucevau lie STEELE La Tosca. .Puccini
MT. Enyeart.
(a) Sonatas Op. So, Is fiat
Minor Chopin
Movimento, Gravo Adagio. Schergo,
Marche Funebre, Finale, Presto
(b) Berceuse ............. Chopin
(c) Waltz Chopin
(d) scherzo-C sharp minor. Chopin
(a) Etude OPP. SO. A fat for left
hand onlyo.......Felix Blumenthal
(a) Life and Death. Coleridge-Taylor
(b) God Smiled Upon the Desert.
........ Charles Wakefield Cadman
(c) The Open Road. Gertrude Ross
Mr.. Enyeart.
(a) Humoresque .........Godowsky
(b) In autumn Moszkowskl
(cl Jeaux D. Faux cFrolic OF the
tay Military Marche .schubert-Fansig
NJ. G. Chase left for Pennington.
MINI. last evening after spending a
few days here visiting with friends.
Mr.. Chase was formerly a student at
the University of North Dakota, and
Mrs. J. Leo Fei il : Mrs. Alton
Jackson and Miss Cora Paul Of Red
Lake Falls. MINI. are visiting in this
city.
Miss Vera Disbrow and Miss Irene
Robbie Of the university are spending
the week end at their home in Cava-
lier.
Rev. j. Watson will be the speaker
at the Vesper service tomorrow after
IlOOu a. I40 L. W " "a oHSSAN -"
sic will 81 given by Miss Ball. Mrs. 2
J. Babcock assisted by the junior girls
Of her Sunday school class will have
charge Of the social tea service.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. William jacob OF
Chicago are h guests of Mr.. anG
Mrs. William V. Panovitz Of the Din
ME apartments.
sMr. and Mrs. NJ. Stanchfield, Mrs
&anchfeld's mother. Mrs. E.. 3. Fred
erick, and Miss Lulu Byrne will leave
here tomorrow evening for Los
Angeles. California. En- route the,
land and San Francisco, and will re
thrn home by way Of Houston ane
IS Galveston. They expect to be gone
two months.
Y *
In a letter addressed to Mrs. J. A
Roppler, of the Civic Leagre. Rev
W. e. Dudley, pastor of the FRS
congregational church of Crooksto,
4 endorses very highly the Schuber
Sextette. which is to appear here o,
Saturday, February %. under tn
auspices Of the Civic League of TIL
THE sextette anneared at Crookstoi
hast Monday night. and regardin,
their program the Rev. Nj. Dude,
sAys in part: II wish to say that tn
Schubert Sextette is a splendid attrac
ton. Every number was enlinentl,
satisfactory. The program is not o
the ordinary type. there are man,
rev numbers, including patriot
apnss' etc.
"A group of ambitious younj
thespians at Sarles presented a sue
&essful play 1.-The Dust Of the Earth,
last Friday night at Calvin. under tn
direction Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
etearns. formerly of this city. TIL
play was also given at Sarles, and tn
proceeds of the two performances
$1zs. will be divided between tn
narles and Calvin Red Cross organ
tkations.
: MI. and Mre. Stearns appeared i
the leading roles.