Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-25
Musicale to BE
Repeated ii Fargo

The opening program OF h Thurs
day Musical club which was presented
in Grand Forks for the first time on
October 9 and which was repeated
n week ago upon request, is to be
heard in Fargo Sunday, November 2,
according to an announcement made
this morning by Mrs. j.. A. Poppler,
president of the Thursday Musical
club. 3
One of the outstanding features Of
the program is the prose poem, The
Hunter" by Olive Schreiner, which
will be read by Miss Beatrice Olson.
Miss Lilah Sannes will be. at the
piano for the. "Melolog..' of i%nterpre-.
tive music which George Edwards,
the California composer, has ar
ranged exclusively for the poem.
The musicale. which is to be an ex-
act reproduction of the program
given in this city, is to be sponsored
by the Free Lecture association, of
which Mrs. A. E.. Weible Of Fargo is
the president. Mrs. Weible is a sis
ter-in-law of the composer, George
Edwards, and it is largely due to her
efforts that music lovers, of Fargo are
the program which so favorably i'm
pressed the people of this city.
Prof. A. E. Minard Of the North
Dakota agriculture college is presi-
dent of the Free Lecture association
which has succeeded in bringing to
Fargo "A number of exclusive and
prominent artists and the Thursday
Musical club is confident that the APP
pearance Of the Grand Forks artists
casion interest comparing favorably
to former musical affairs. "
With Miss Sannes and Miss Olson
on the musical program are Prof.
Paolo Conte of Wesley college, pi-
anist and composer, who will play a
group of his w compositions. and
Miss Marie Vale, who will support
Mr.. Conte at the second piano in
the Concerto in G Minor" m of
Mr.. Conte's most brilliant numbers.
Mrs. H. W.. Bishop entertained at an
informal reception this afternoon at
her home in the Dinnie apartments.
The hours were from 4 to 6 o'clock
and assisting Mrs. Bishop during the
afternoon We're Mrs. R. d. Campbell,
Mrs. Paul Griffith, Mrs. C. Z. Laid
and Mrs. J. A. Poppler.
Mrs. Bishop with her little daugh-
ter Margaret Jean, is leaving next
week for Minneapolis. Mr.. Bishop
expects to go to join his wife later
and they will make their home in
Minneapolis.
Tonight Mr.. mi Mrs. Bishop arc
to be the honor guests at a theater
party, which Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A. Pop
pier will give, and on Sunday they
Will be enta. tanned informally at din.
ner at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.,
Laid. Belmont avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
Poppler will give a small dinner Mon
| day evening in compliment to Mr.. and
! Mrs. Bishop.
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Miss Cassie Cummings of Los An.
geles. Cal, who has been visiting in
Grand Forks, is now a guest at the
home OF her uncle, James Cummings
residing near Mallory. Miss Cummings
was a member of a motor party tc
Darlington on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs
Cummings and family were the other
members of the party and they visited
in Darlington with friends.
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Mrs. G. E.. Fairchild was in ThOmp'
son Friday in the interests of the Y
city organized for work in the Y. w
c. A. campaign for funds and expec;
to open u drive there one week from,
Saturday. Mrs. Fl. A. Peterson is
chairman of the committee in charge
of the drive. -.
Miss Rebecca Heller returned last
evening from Webster, N. D., where
she is teaching school and will re.
main over Sunday with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. F. Heller, First avenue
Miss Heller will go to Devils Lake
next week to attend the teachers in
s%titute, which is to be held there.
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Acacia chapter Of o.. +. S. will en-
terrain on Tuesday afternoon at {
silver tea in the Masonic temple. Thu
hours will be from 3 to 5 O'CLOCK
and all Eastern Star members ant
their families are invited. These
women will be hostesses: Mrs. A. j
F.. Voight, Mrs. j. e. Rosseau, Mrs
A.. E.. Getchell, Mrs. M. o. Simen
stad, Mrs. e. M. Reade. Refresh
ments will be served by the commit
tee.
Mrs. C. N. Barnes, 303 South Fourth
street, will leave this evening for Min
neapolis and Chicago, where shesgwil
visit for several weeks. At Chicago
Mrs. Barnes will be the guest of Mrs
John Ogren, formerly of this city, ant
Mrs. E. H. Bing;lsm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Burgess, Ill
belmont avenue, entertained as thei
guest Friday Mrs. Burgess nephew
Victor Cranrley of Cavalier. TIL
young man stopped in Grand Fork
Ell route to st. Paul, where he will
enter st. Thomas Military college. H
left last evening for st. Paul.
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