Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-29
sSousa's Band
Will Play to
Crowded House

That Grand Forkl music :patronsl
have shown their sppreciation 81 thasl
coming 'appearance& Of John Philip
Sousa and his bandESof, sixty FIVE piec7A
es lis evidenced in the, fac. thatMpraGTsHl
t.cally every seat in the city abditortsS !
nm where. the concert Is to be held
Thursday evening, october 80, nas
been usurpea. I > Z |
Aside from the many local residents
Tho are enthusiastic over the concert
here will be parties present from
many sections of North Dakota and
many Of the sororities and fraterni-
lies OF: the. university have made res
srvations and will attend the concert
n groups. So ~
Through the Victrola and other like
musical. instruments; the spirited pa
heard III many of the American homes
and this tends;st to enlarge the interest
In the band; which has won praise in
America as well as foreign countries.
IL left to his own ;inclinings it is
possible that Sousa would serve little
except the highest n best music
but inasmuch as the, people come to
his concerts with their various tastes
to be gratitied the is. compelled to APP
proach as nearly as possible the point
where he pleases the. preferences. Of
the majority. In accomplishing this
Sousa has forsyears approved himself
past Taster. "
The committee in charge Of the Y.
w. Z. A. drive which was held in
~ J Forks last week are still re-
ceiving contributions and voluntary
p.'yna and. according to Mrs.
II. c. Olson. chairman of the city
very close to $4,000. This includes
the returns Of only two districts in
the county, Niagara and 1nkster, and
by the end of the week Mrs. w. A.
+. Mcintyre, chairman Of the county.
expects to have covered the entire
. county.
Alden Enyeart, tenor; Miss Lilahr SAM
mes. pianist. and Miss Beatrice, Olson,
reader, will go to Grafton Thursday
and in the evening they will present
a musicale to the residents of that
city,
Il 4t.a.x, X X X
During the meeting of, the North
takes place in Minot, M: D.. next
week, a social gathering ..of former
University of North Dakota people is
to. be held, according to plans being
formulated at the present time. A
large number of alumni romsthis city
and other sections Of the state will
be present and the affair will. ,un-
doubtedly be a large one.
(! Mrs. J. d. Harrington Of Toledo,
Ohio, who has been visiting for sew
eral weeks assthe house guest Of her
son and dauEhter-in-law, Prof. apd
AIRS. L. c. Harrington. Ala Fourth
avenue, will return to her home TO-
day. Mrs. Harrington ACCOMPANYING
Nra. EIa1ou II arvinDfnn nnwnino II
Grand Forks upon her recent Visit
and while here has been entertained
at a number Of attractive social at
fairs. Y
The. Larimore hall girls have is-
hall for a get acquainted party to
be given Friday evening, November
&, in the gymnasium. The coming
party is an annual event and each
year the girls and boys entertain al
ternately, encouraging more sociabil-
ity between the Wesley college resi-
dence halls.
Miss Ruth Quigley has gone to Bis
marck to join her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. George. H. Quigley, formerly Of
Grand Forks. Rev. and Mrs. Quigley
are comfortably located in their new
home. 4o7 Sixth street. Bismarck.
X y So
Miss Grace Sullivan has issued in.
vitationsS for a. shower to be giver
Thursday evening at her home. North
Fifth street. East Grand Forks. ii
honor of Miss Ann Kane, a bride OF
November. q
tsTs III * x
! Mrs. Fred Stallman and Mrs. b. w
!. White will entertain on Friday
ming at the4home Of he latter. NORTH
Is TN;,.4t ofrodt no OF r. 70 nd 4 aT Marble u
compliment to Miss Ethel Enright
whose marriage to Peter Grace O
East Grand Forks is to- take plac,
next month. sS /.
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Mrs. George X. Chambers, Jr.,. i
entertaining as her guest Mrs. Georg'
Rarnfbe OF &Glantana. Mont. Mrs
: Barpibe has been8the guest of he
sister. Mrs. Nick Harlan, in Glantan,
and plans to visit In this city 70
some time. II