Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-06
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Junior Department
Recital on Friday

The junior department OF wesley
college will give n recital Friday
afternoon at the down town studlo.
The following program will commence
at 4:30 o'clock:
Whistling Boy Ortn
Genevieve Adams.
Pixies Good Night Song. Brown
Geneva Nelson.
The Snow Bird. ........... Smith
Jean Panovitz.
knight Rupert ....... .Scnunlanf
vernon Squires.
Che arfulneSS Lanse
Emily Squires.
Chasing the Butterflies. 500.
Helen Anderson. 80.
Melancholy ............. tenelno1o
Irene a -
The Tailor And the Bear.
Arletta Anderson.
l.. Avalanche Heller
Ina johnson.
Petite Humoresque ......... virgil
Ruth Henry.
Valse Arabesque
Gladys Hendrickson.
Evening Prayer virgin
Dorothy Gehrke.
Mazurka Melodique ...... Dolmetsch
Ruth Gsulke.
Low Song 'i~e'A"
Ruth Hilligoss.
Valse Caprice .............Newlano
Elsie McHatie.
March Grotesque NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Blanche Turner.
Rev. F. X. Singeiser, who spent five
years in mission work in Burma, was
the special feature at the Baptist A1o
society meeting We stcrday
Rev. Singeiser told of the educational
work among the women OF Burma,
and particularly Of the Baptlsts, VINO
have $50 schools in Burma. from the
kindergarten to institutions OF a COM
plete college course. Mr.. Singelser
emphasized the splendid progress that
is resulting from this perfect system
of education. Rev. Singe!ser's work
is among the Anglo-Indians of that
country, and he brought out the point
that the Baptists were the first 10
undertake mission work among tnenl:
An interesting talk on The Call OF
the East will be given by Mr.. Sin
geiser in she Baptist church next Sun
day evening.
The chairmen Of the various work
circles in the city, are asked to be a
trine more hasty in sending in thel
orders for Red Cross work. Recently
q great deal of dissatisfaction has
been experienced on the part of the
workers at the headquarters when an
order would be received late in the
morning to be filed. and attended to
for an afternoon meeting. This trou-
BILE will be avoided in the future, ii
each chairman call Mrs. Frederick
Bennett, the day before the elias:
meets. Mrs. Bennett is at the Red
Cross headquarters during the after
noon or may be reached at the home
in the morning n. ". 442.
Mrs. H. Solow entertained last eve
ming at her home, TIT. Chestnut street
in honor of Sam CARRIER, who re
Gently returned from overseas service
The evening was very pleasanti
spent an dancing and games. AIS
Miss Marie Griver ave several voca
selections, accompanied on the plan
by Miss Flora Rosenzweig. Also San
CARRIER accompanied on the violin
At midnight a three course lunch wa
departed. Mrs. CARRIER and Mrs.
Cohen assisted the hostess.
Mrs. Howard E. Simpson was host
ess last evening at her home on Bel
mont avenue to the North Dakot
Danes. The meeting was of a socia
nature. An informal evening of sew
ing and knitting was enjoyed. Mr.:
Simpson was assisted in serving
lunch by her daughter, Mrs. Tough
ridge.
The Presbyterian Red Cross circl
will meet tomorrow afternoon in tn
court house from l to 5 o'clock.
large crowd is anticipated in orde
that the March allotment may be go1
ten we'll under way.