Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-03
Society Observation-Disclosures Interests
The Delta Kappa Tau Sorority Of

The Delta Kappa Tau Sorority of
the university will be hostess this eve
ming at their annual formal party:
The party Is to be given in n Guild
hall, which has been appropriately
decorated in the sorority colors' kFesn
nature OF q japanese affair and the
hall will be decorated with lanterns
and other Japanese effects: Tbs
patrons and patroneAses for the eve
ming will be, President and Mrs.
Thomas F. Kane, Dean Ella Fulton,
MIR. and Mrs. G. N. Barnes. MI. and
Mrs. T. A. Gill. During the evening
hours will be from $50 to 1880 p. m.
The Musical club held an interest
ing meeting yesterday afternoon IN
the auditorium of the public library.
Almost every member OF the club
who was present had a part in the
program, which dealt with the timely
which was in charge of Mrs. A. F.
Bratrud. Brief talks and readings
! regarding the part that music Is play
ing in the war, and what prominent
musicians are doing to help win the
war, comprised the bits that most
of the members contributed to the
program. There also were two groups
, Of patriotic songs given by Mrs. Paul
Griffith and Mrs. A. F. Bratrud. Mrs.
Braturd was at the piano for Mrs.
4, Griftth's songs, and Mrs. H. G. Buck
ingham. Jr., played the accompant-
rlent for Mrs. Bratrud's songs Both
groups We're much enjoyed.
Mrs. NJ. G. Olson gave a ive-minute
talk on the Musical Alliance, an or
ganization which has been formed,
and is being promoted by many emf
| -o~t ,,,,oSo;o,c onA ~o,,ofoo1 hn6io0 nj
the country. The Alliance aims to
awaken the country to its musical
possibilities and plans to direct its ef.
forts toward having a national con-
servatory of music, supported by tbs
government. Toward this end a bill
!>for presentation to congress has beer
prepared and has received the spon'
sorship of several congressional mem
bers who will lend their efforts to-
ward it's passage.
The Thursday Musical took steps t
Join the Alliance and is probably thu
first of the North Dakota Women'
f, clubs to become affiliated with thu
movement.
The club will present Miss Mildred
Langtry of Minneapolis in recital a
the Methodist church on h evening
Of Thursday, May 9th. The recita
will be for the benefit of the Ret
Cross. an offering. which will be TAX
en-. will go toward the Red Cros
fund. Miss L1angtry will be the hon
or guest at a reception which thu
! club will give Thursday afternoon
before the concert.
Pupils Of the Junior department o
Wesley College conservatory will Civ
a recital this afternoon at 4:30 o'clcol
in the downtown studio. The pro
gram will include the following mum
bers:
Tarantella ............. Banjmulle
Hunting Song. Schumanl
Arthur Clifford.
Cuckoo Song Ell
Irene Landown.
Venetian Serenade .......... Brow
Fay Rogers.
The Young Hussars ......... Virs1
Kenneth Saunderson.
Dorothy Hoover.
81. Carol Smith.
Arpesio Waltz. ,.....!..... Crawfor
Alice Schrape.
Two Piano Duet, "Chacoune'. Duran
Laura; Nuss, first piano.
Hazel Deary, second piano.
+ Two piano duet. charge of the
Hussars" .....-....... Spindle
Helen House. first piano.
Martha Reinecke. second piano
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The United Lutheran Young Pc,
ple's society will meet this evenin
in the First Lutheran church pal
lors. A program Of vocal and instr,
mental music will be provided, an
Miss NJ. Beatrice tombstone will tai
on the Moonlight Schools Of Ker
J lucky.