Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-05
Literary Society
Il To Hold Meeting

president, Miss Adalaida FosGe. and
secretary and treasurer, Lawrence
LAWN. Miss Edna Mork is chairman
of the entertainment, committee and
Miss Joy Hart heads the COMMITTEES in
charge of refreshments.
The society meets semi-monthly.
The forepart Of the meeting tonight
will be devoted to a program. These
numbers have been arranged:
Essay, THE Value of Tirne"-Clar-3
ence Olson. ~.
Vocal Duet-Mrs. Aaker, soprano;
Essay, (Selected)-Roy Humphrey.
Cohrus LULLABY Land"-By FIVE
girls.
Misses Lila Bjoro. Louise Wilson,
Edna Mordt,. Thea Zusman,
and Marceline Bushaw
|Saphophone Humbef-O. F.. Nelson.
Piano Selection-Miss Elsie Nc
Haff1e.
Violin Solo-Miss Edith Bently.
Address--W; II. iNagle of Y. NJ. c.
The semi-monthly literary paper of
the college win be presented at the
close of the program. Charles Vale
is the editor of the sheet and Mi
chael Turk is .editor-in-chief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon Elliott of
Drayton. n. D., arrived in Grand
Forks this noon and will visit here
; for the week end as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs: Charles L. LeMasurier, 1T
Chestnut street.
Mrs. o. T. Munscn was hostess this
afternoon at her home, Sol North
Second street, East Grand Forks, to a
small company of women. The hours
:3 and $50 O'Clock. and there were.
/; guests for two tables At the close
of the afternoon the hostess served a.
dainty luncheon.
An especially attractive and inter
esttng. program was given Thursday
afternoon in ,Corwin hall by the
by large crowd. Folk Songs was
the theme of the meeting and with
Mrs. "A. R. Farquer in charge, the
folk songs of the various nations were
1 described and illustrated.
| Mrs. B. j. Spence sang old English
and Polish songs and Mrs Hugh r.
Ruettell Illustrated the Norwegian
and French songs. Mrs. Conte in
| terpreted two Chopin Mazurkas, and
Miss Adelaide okeil and her pupil,
/: Miss. Marion Robinson. played some
Greig, Dvorak and .Schumann num-
: bers following short description of
each. Misses Glenna Garvin and
Lilah Warnken, pupils of Miss Nell
Martindale. gave group of graceful
folk dances.
/ In closing the Thursday Musical
Miss Blanche, Leigh. sang group Of
/ Christmas carols and with the au-
dience sang Home Sweet Home
, Accompanies for the various numbers
given during the afternoon-were Mrs.
Paolo .Conte. Mrs. L. c. Harrington
and Miss Geraldine McSicol.
~ Mrs. j.. A. .Poppler presided at the
Of the club chorus TO sing Christmas
carols in the theaters, ,-h6teis. hos
pitals etc.
/ The French club will not meet this
evening as formerly announced. bat
the meeting has eeen postponed one
week. and will be held at the Delta
Zeta house, 5000 University avenue On
December IL. according TO an an
nouncement first made by Miss Ann
Holohan, club secretary.
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Prof. and Mrs. P. H. Lehman are
entertaining at reception thu: after
noon at their home. 8s2 Belmont aye
nue.. in honor of their guest. Rev. F.
D. Campbell a mission worker from
India, who is TO speak at the Metho-
dist church on Sunday and Monday
evenings. The women of the Metho-
dist church have been extended an
invitation to meet Rev Mr.. Campbell
at the reception this afternoon.
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The Young Peoples society of the
Bethany Lutheran church will meet
this evening in the church parlors.
There Is to be good program, Nin-
Guiding talks and musical numbers,
and later there will be an hour of
fun and refreshments will be served.
All young folks interested are well
come. .
The first of a series of very pleas
ant social affairs as arranged by the
Masonic fraternity in Grand Forks
will be- given on Thursday evening
December IL, in the Masonic temple,
according to an announcement made
by Casper O. Olson, chairman. of the
entertainment committee. Other
Alexander, st. Aldemar Command.
cry; ]. E. Turner, Scottish Rite: r. S
Kinnan, Corinthian Chapter; George
Wilder, Acacia lodge.
/! The Masonic dances will be held ir
the spacious ballroom Of the temple
and excellent music will play the pro.
gram. The calendar for the season
December fifth, informal. -,
december 23rd, informal.
January &.Sth..Leap Year party: u
January 27th: formal. ~
\ February s., informal. - {. :,
February 23rd, Washington's Birth
day party. 80
March 11th,. informal. ~
March 25th. formal :.
April /, April Fool party.
III Apri1 18th informal ~
Stamping done at the Needle Graf
Shop; latest designs for all work. in
| cluding dresses and waists. Basemen
II First Natl T?ank Rldp-AHv,