Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-17

commencement exercises were helu
Friday evening in the auditorium OF
ing class Of 1919 of st. Michael's hos
pital. Members of the class who have
completed their three year training
course are Mis- Sabina Deiderichs,
Miss Theresa O'Connor and Miss
Catherine Treske. Rev. Father Klink-
hammer of East Grand Forks deliv-
cred a fitting address and presented
the medals and iplomas. The st.
James Girls Glee club sang two
pretty numbers an Mrs. V. E. sayre,
soprano gave a group Of lovely spring
songs and in a reading from David
Copperfield" Miss Harriet McCon-
vile again proved herself to be an ex-
cellent interpreter Of characters.
Prof. A. j.. Buchholz gave a group OF
very beautiful violin numbers and
other well received numbers were
reader, Mis- Rose and Stella Gregoire
and Miss Bulah Larson.
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Invitations have bee issued for, a
miscellaneous shower to be given at
the home Of Miss Gladys Odegaard.
POI Chestnut, street. Miss Odegaard
and Miss Mamie Iodmell are to be the
whose marriage to Ray Buckingham
is to be an event Of May 21 will be the
honor guest. The affair will be very
informal and guests will include
twenty intimate friends Of the BRIDE
elect.
Miss Helen Londergan, who is an
Instructor in the Reynolds city
schools, is in the city spending the
weekend with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Londergan. Miss Pauline
Lazier. who also teaches at Reynolds
Is a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Lazier, $40 Belmont avenue.
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DR.. Jonathan Watson and daughter.
Miss Freida Watson, expect to leave
Thursday for st. Paul, where they
will 90 on to Beloit., Wis., to remain
for the summer as the house guest of
Miss Eleanor Brannon, daughter of
DR.. M. A. krannon, president OF the
Beloit college. Miss Brannon gradu-
ates. from .Beloit college in June, and
Miss Watson will attend the exer
cises. DR.. Brannon and family were
Brannon being a member of the Uni
versity Of North Dakota faculty.
soloists have been chosen for the
Joint convention Of the North Dakota
State Young Peoples Luther League
n CnOral union OIL Lne norwegian
Lutheran church of America which is
to be held in Fargo. June IL to Is.
Mrs. David Stoeve of this city, who
will direct the state chorus in singing
the Holy City" announces the SOLO
lists e follows:
Mrs. Manzanita Stephens, soprano
of Fargo; Miss A. Hyertaas of North
field, contralto; Henry Houglum.
tenor, Chicago, and Gustaf Holmquist,
baritone, Chicago.
The executive committee OF the
Luther League is working hard on
the four-day program, and the COM
plete program will be announced
shortly. Under the direction Of Mrs.
David Stoeve, 1.-The Holy City" a
cantAta by Gaul will be sung. About
800 singers ave already reported for
this chorus which promises to be one
OF the biggest ever attempted in the
state. There are at the present time,
AZ members in the Grand Forks
chorus and rehearsals are being held
regularity. Other cities which have
volunteered a chorus are Kindred
Finley, Hatton, Hickson, Pekin. Lis
bon and Fargo.
Prof. o. J. Hanson will direct the
singing Of the cantata Bethany by
Herbert on June 13 and the singing
Of this will be another Of the notable
features Of the convention.