Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-20
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
MUSICAL AT WESLEY I
COLLEGE ANNOUNCED

Pupils of the junior department OF
Wesley conservatory will give This pro-
gram at the down town studio Friday
afternoon at 1850 o'clock:
Village Chimes $3.50. virgin
Margaret Witherstine
Song Of the Frogs. virgil
Kathleen Madsen
In the Country virgil
Annabel Madsen
Ina Montgomery
Ring Bells. .spaulding
Ruth Martin
Golden Days. ormsoS
Inez Vikoren
In Rank and File............Lange
Pauline Lehman
Pixies Evening Song.........Brown
Ruth Fletcher
A Wee .ortn
Minnie Hendrickson
Pixies Out Hunting. Brown
Billy Wolford
Curious Story. .f1eller
Evelyn Olson
The loon .orll1tn
Evelyn Engh
(Violin) Berceuse.
Ruth Greening
In a Gondola. .Helns
Ethel Olson
Tltania Minuet. Ducel
Louise Sorlie
Ave Maria .Burgmulier
Gerhart Ollestad
IdiliO LACK
Alice johnson
Polish Dance. ........ .ScharWenko
Hazel Deary
Elsie McHaffie
This evening at $3.50 the first re-
hearsal for the chorus which has
been begun in connection with the
Business Women's club will be held
in the Y. M. C. A. Mrs. H. w. Bishop
will direct and already a large num-
Der Of applicants have been enrolled.
Anyone interested in singing,
whether a member of the club or not,
is invited to take part in the chorus
work, as valuable instruction for pub
lie singing will be given by Mrs.
Bishop.
The cooking class held in the do
mestic science rooms last evening un-
der the supervision of Miss Helen
Wyman, was successful. Supper was
prepared and served n various
valuable instructions n helpful
hints were given.
This is the first Of a series OF eight
similar lessons which will be given
every Wednesday at 6 o'clock for this
Glass;.
Mrs. L.. K. Lohn, 1902 Walnut
street, was hostess at an informal tea
Miss Echo Turner, who is to be mar
ried on Saturday. Eight guests were
present and %jonquils were used for
decoration.
This evening Mrs. A. M. Lommer
and Miss Beatrice Olson will enter.
tain for Miss Turner at Mrs. LON.
mems home.
The women Of the Presbyterian
congregation will give IN informal re.
ception in the lower auditorium OF
the church on Friday evening follow
ing the installation of Rev. F. Halse1
Ambrose as pastor of the Presby'
terrain church. Rev. Mr.. Ambrose
and Mrs. Ambrose will be honor
guests and all members and Friends
Of the church are invited.
Mrs. ]. j. Saunders and daughter
Miss Gertrude, returned last evening
from Red Lake Falls, where the!
have been visiting. relatives. Mis-
Saunders is a member Of the yoemal
department of the government and. i
stationed at Washington. She will
return to Washington Monday, afte
d o4AI0SA.Ody 4OO6u.
The Catholic Guild will meet a
1880 tomorrow in the Farmers room
! OF the county court house. All mem
bers are asked to be present to assis
in getting out the allotment by Marcl
first. .,
The Women's Relief Corps will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the Re-
Cross work rooms, to continue thei
Red Cross work.
Mrs. Louise Seymour of the Securit
block has gone to Denver, Colorado
where she will visit her daughter, Mis-
Zola Seymour.
At the meeting Of District No. 2 o
the Methodist Aid, the sum Of IS wa
voted to be given to the Blue Triangl
meeting was held at the home of Mrs
w. E. belong.
Miss Efle v. Gregg, who spen
some time here in the interests of tn
Blue Triangle campaign is now q
Lakota, and will go from there t
Devils Lake, to make arrangement
for the campaign. Miss Gregg is tn
state director of the campaign.
James Brennan, whose marriage I
early Saturday morning, is expecte
to arrive here tomorrow morning.
Mr., and Mrs. M. = W. Day, Mort
Sixth street, will leave this evenin
for Minneapolis, where Mrs. Day wi
take a series Of medical treatment