Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-18

| that city. Mr.. Conte, instructor in
piano and organ at Wesley college, is
/ becoming quite prominent throughout
; the state with the rectals which he
has given recently and the Mandan
/ paper has this to say Of his recital
last night:
Mrs. f. G. Wheeler of this city,
whose Judgment is accepted without
, question on musical matters. pro-
/ nounced the recital of last evening to
I heard in tho city. and made the as
! surancc that in her opinion Prof.
Contc is not only the premier artist
! in the state but is incompatible in the
! northwest. Mr.. Contc's program last
/ night included number of his own
| compositions which have won much
+, favor throughout the country"
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i Tho Luther league of the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold a "Yule-
tide Fair" in the auditorium Of the
church tonight. a short business
meeting of the league will be held
at 1890 O'clock and at s O'clock the
sale will open. The league has
worked hard in making arrange
ments for the sale ard splendid
collection OF fancy w6;x and sewing
appropriate for Christmas gifts is to
! be displayed. There is to be a. fish
pond and a number of amusement
booths. where fun will be provided
during the evening. Refreshments
will be served by a committee and
everyone is invited.
Miss Ann Mcclure Of the Stratford
apartments has returned from Minne-
apolis and Shakopec. where she has
been visiting for the last three weeks.
In Shakopee Miss Mcclure was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. j. Morarity.
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this city.
/ Mrs. John NJ. Carroll, Sr., 11os Uni
+, versity avenue, is expecting to have
as holiday guests her son-tn-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Culliton
of New Rockford, and her son, Roger
Carroll, Of Bismarck.
Miss Florence Gallup, an instructor
in music at the Lacrosse normal
school, is expected to come to Grand
Forks Saturday to- be the holiday
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Fred Parsons,
The Student club Of the high school
is holding a Christmas bazaar in the
high school sewing room after school
hours this afternoon. Proceeds from
the bazaar will be used for providing
Christmas dinners for worthy local
A1bliiSS9. 4io Sh OiopAoSSo a. SPich-
did collection Of ribbon articles and
dainty gifts which will help to solve
many a Christmas problem.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Storr left this
noon for Grand Haven, Michigan,
where they will spend the holidays
with relatives. Mr.. storr is member
Of the university high school faculty.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Rasmussen, 514
| Walnut street. will have as their
guests over the holidays, their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Rasmussen and little son Dom
have their daughter. Miss Ella Ras-
musson. who is teaching school at
Larimore. Miss Rasmussen will re-
turn to Grand Forks Friday evening.
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Miss Mayme Dean of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. Clark Holmes Of Anoka,
Mimi, arrived in Grand Forks on
Tuesday evening to visit at the home
of DR.. A. c. Dean, 31s South Sixth
street Miss Dean and Mrs. Holmes
will visit in Reynolds with relatives,
before returning to their homes
| Miss Ida. Cravath left Wednesday
/ evening for her home in Whitewater
Wis. TO visit with relatives during
Christmas vacation. Miss Cravath is
! On instructor in the art department at
the state university. Miss Mary J. Lay
cock, English instructor at the uni
! versity high school, left this noon to
spend the holidays with relatives in
Waveriy, Ill
District No. Of the Methodist La
dies Aid hold q. successful meeting on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs George Olson. 1924 University
avenue. Miss Beulah Bomsteaf con-
tributed an appropriate reading to the
sang group Of songs. Mrs. McKin-
zey played her own accompaniment.
Following the programi Mrs. Olson,
\ a8fsted by Mrs W. r. Bloomquist,
II served a light luncheon.
The Young Ladies sodality Of st.
Michaeps church will hold a Christ
I mas sale in tho .McGrath Pharmacy
on Saturday afternoon from to 6
! o'clock. There is to be collection of
! dainty handmade articles on display
and the girls have prepared them
|! with the idea Of helping to solve the
/ Christmas gift problem.
! The committee who have the af-
fair in charge includes Misses Mar
| earet MonIey, Rose Carroll, Thelma
Durick and Gertr,lde Ryan. Anyone
| interested is invited to inspect the dis
play.
Ar William LeeEett Of Mfnneapo-
w. II. Alexander. South Fifth street
for several daya left this noon 70,
her home There she will meet Mr.
Leggett and they expect to leave or
Sunday for Orange city and siou1
/ City. Iowa, to spend ChristmaA
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