Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-05

weeks prior to Ash Wednesday, closed
last evening with a number Of danc-
Ing parties. and various other social
functions.
Beginning this morning. the forty
days before Easter will mark days OF
p%rivation for many belonging to
churches. which observe Lent.
Private parties will be substituted
public. and just what h customary
privations Of each individual will be
this season has not been ascertained.
!. Grand Forks patrons Of music will
have an opportunity to hear Theodore
who will appear at the Methodist
church on Monday night. March 10,
as the second Of a, trio of artists, which
the Thursday Musical club is bring
ing to the city.
Madame sturkow-Ryder has been
eastern musical circles. and will give
the same program here which she
gave not long ago at Memphis. Tenn.
Several local singers will present songs
Of her composition and as Madame
Sturkow-Ryder, will play the accom-
paniment. an exceptional treat is be-
ing looked forward to.
The artist will accompany each
song with an interpretative talk. This
will enable every person to under
stand the more intricate selections.
On Thursday Afternoon, March s,
members Of the Thursday Musical
pleasure of listening to q Russian pro-
gram. TIL. w. O.. Schmidt Of the
Grand Forks School Of Music will
have charge Of the program which
will consist of Russian music and
composers.
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through Russia and made his home
there for one year. This fact, in adj
dition to his unusual knowledge Of
music generally will assure a program
OF worth.
A lecture will be given by Mr..
Schmidt and around this will be de-
veloped the program which he has
Russian dances, Russian songs, Rus
sian national school and Russian COM
posers.
Miss Naomi cambridge, pianist;
Miss Esther Sanford. cellist, and Mr..
Schmidt, violinist, will give the musi-
cal numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rustein, 624
Oak street, received word this morn
ing that their son Morris Rustein,
has arrived safely in New York. The
young man has seen six months serv-
ACo LII france. ne lcIt Win q con-
tingent from Hibbing. MINI.
On March Is the old and new mem
bers Of the Y. w. c. A. will hold a
candle lighting ceremony at the Pres
byterian church at s o'clock. All
friends as well as members. are invit-
ed to take part in the affair. An
up for presentation at that time.
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The Friendship cub Of the Y. W. c..
A.. will visit the canning factory
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
All members Of the club are invited
to make the trip.
The. weyanna club. a newly organ
lied camp fire girls club, met this
afternoon at 4:30 and held their
weekly ceremonial. This is an organ
ization of the younger girls of the
MI. and Mrs. II. ". Sims, 725 North
Sixth street. have as their guests for
the weekend Mrs. r. T. Congran and
daughter, Miss Myrtle Congran, who
arrived in the city last evening from
Minneapolis. Mrs. congran and
daughter will go to Inkster for a short
visit next week.
The board of directors of the Y. w.
c. A. will not meet this week because
of the absence of their president, Mrs.
w. A. Mcintyre. The meeting has
been postponed to March II.
The university, campaign members
turned in the e sum of $134-11 to
the Blue Triangle campaign fund.
More rooms are needed for girls
and women who have come to the city
and anyone having extra rooms is
asked to call the Y. w. G. A. as soon
as possible.
Miss Margaret Galbraith Of Mime
apolis, who is the house guest of Miss
Evelyn Mayer at her home on Reeves
avenue, left this afternoon for Lari-
more, where she will be the guest Of
Miss Curtin Regan Of that city until
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Buckley left this
noon for her home in Detroit after
spending the past few days in the city
visiting her daughter. Miss s.. M. Gee,
1912 University avenue.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Alpha Phi alumni was held last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Kneeshaw, 400 South Fifth
street. Miss Kathryn Kneeshaw was
the hostess. Following the regular
business meeting. q social hOur was
enjoyed during which a dainty lunch
con was served by Mrs. Kneeshaw.
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Miss Mary Homer Of Larimore was
among the out Of own visitors in the
city today. She will return to her
home this evening.
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The Bethesda circle No. 3 met this
afternoon at 3 o'clock at tho home Of
Mrs. Rice, 3O1 Walnut street. Assist
ing the hostess during the afternoon
was Mrs. Heen. A good program was
given and a large group attended.
Anyone possessed of musical talent.
and who would care to take part in
the minstrel show which Cleary Mon
ley and Mike Mclaughlin are putting
on in the e future. is asked to at
tend the first rehearsal which will
take place tonight in st. Michaels
church auditorium. :
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Rhinald jacob was host last eve
ming to a group of young people at
his farm home near the city. The
i guests were conveyed to the farm In
a hayrack and dinner was served at
$3.50. About Is guests were present
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