Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
Society Evenfs---Perso11als---W onnen's Interests
lOBERHOFFER Is
MUSICIAN or ,
BROAD VIEWS

EAil Oberhoffer, conductor of the
sMinneapOlis Symphony orchestra, IL q
musician OF broad and unprejudicsd
yteNl- Although he has his favorite
among the great composers, his sea-
sgn's programs fail to indicate it As
the music Of all schools and periods
Ands = we'll balanced representation.
American composers. especially. re-
ceive excellent treatment at his hands.
~ l ask" said Mr.. Oberhoffer in a
recent Interview. lis that a compost
ton shall have real merit regardless
Of the nationality Of tho composer"
Mr.. Oberhoffer has brought his or
ganization to a marvellous state OF
perfection. a fact attested by the lead
ing critics Of the country.l
The date of the Minneapolis SYM
phony orchestra's appearance here IS
April II. two concerts to be given at
the auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Schluchter, who
have been guests Of the latter's sister,
Mrx. W. G. Giles Of Walnut street,
left yesterday for their home at Cava-
lier. Mr.. and Mrs. Schluchter were
on their wedding trip. having been
married early in the week at Cavalier.
The bride was Miss katherine E.
Robins, and until her marriage was
assistant principal Of the high school
ct Crystal. Mr.. Schluchter is assistant
cashier OF the First National bank ut
Cavalier
Mrs. +. f. Burchard will give an in
formal supper this evening at the
Frederick hotel in compliment to Miss
Elya Lumley, who is the guest Of her
aunt. Miss Stella N. Lumley. Yellow
jonquils and tulips will be used on the
table. at which there will be covers
for fhaQn o1Iocfc in o11jtiNr IN Tho
honor guest, Miss Stella NJ. Lumley,
Miss NJ. Helen Davies. Miss Clara
Truble. Miss Katherine Gallagher.
Miss Lena V. Rowe. Miss Amelia Han
son Inc Mrs. +. Pifer.
visiting her daushter. Miss Winnie
Gjere. a.studenta at the university, and
is the house guest Of Mrs. Bertha
Tharaldson. South Fourth street.
Mrs. Tharaldson also has as her
guests her daughter. Mrs. Roscoe
Spaulding and her little son Of Fargo:
Mr.. Spaulding will come up tomorrow
to spend Sunday.
The choir of the Plymouth congre-
g%ational church will meet at 7:1o
o'clock this evening for regular re-
hearsal.
-Tne beginners IN french, n inc
First Aid classes will meet this eve
ming at the Y. w. G. A. for their reg
ular weekly instruction class.
The Company NJ club held a meet
ing last evening al the home of Mrs.
c. D. Locklin, 1910 University ve-
Mrs. $. B. r. seese is visiting with
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Seese.
who is attending st. Mary's hall at
Faribault, MINI.
X Il
Miss Evelyn Coleman left this
morning for Spokane, Wash. where
she expects to reside. Miss Coleman.
who has been making her home in
Minneapolis, has been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. F. X. LaDuc Of this
city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Griffith enter
tanned about forty girls and boys of
the junior department of the Baptist
Young Peoples union at a social last
, night. Mrs. Grfnth was assisted by
! Mrs: Vernon P. Squires and Mrs. III
al. Babcock. superintendent of thS
junior department. The evening was
devoted I'd games and contests and an
Informal program was given. Light
refreshments were served.