Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-05
Chorus Of Fifty
Voices Will Sing
ISAIAH Sunday

On Sunday, April 6. at 1880 o'clock
q chorus OF fifty voices will sing the
Isaiah" at the Bethany Lutheran
church. The choristers, under the
direction of Mrs. David Stoeve, have
diligently worked to make the pro
support Of a number Of excellent
soloists they are prepared to give the
music patrons of the city a very in
teresting program.
Soloists for the evening will be Miss
Ingeborg Lunseth, soprano, and MISS
Anna Bridston, contralto. Rasmus
Lunseth has been selected to do the
bass solo work.
Assisting the chorus and soloists
will be DR.. J. G. Brundin .violinist;
Nat Papermaster on the viola, and
Helmer, Bridston, echo. Miss Camilla
Hofto will play the accompaniment
on the piano and presiding at the
organ will be Miss Amanda Berg. n
following voices will be heard:
Sopranos-Bertha Fladeland. Min
mic Lysing, Minnie Knudsen, Ella Jen-
sen, Selma Anderson, Mamie Lodmell,
Miss G. Erickson, Emma Iverson,
Nora Iverson, Thelma Rystad, Martha
Guam, Laura Morley, Alvida Nelson,
Jennie Grodahl, Gladys Lystad.
Alto-Mrs. j. Hulteng, Anna Peder-
son, Karen Lunseth, Agnes Johnson,
Myrtle Rystad, Ingeborg sylvester
Esther Satern, Aleda Melby, CARA
Nygaard, Emma Kamplin.
Tenor-O. Bridston, c. Running,
Art Nygaard, i. Falkanger.
Bass-Alf Hulteng, Oscar Linden,
H. Hofto. o. Paulson, Harold Peter
son, H. Anderson, l.. Myrand, Elmer
Lodmell, Reubin Hansen.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
-s-x,, - +Lo Nd1f101ict church Will
meet Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors Immediately after Or.
Headland's missionary class at the
university. The program which has
been prepared will include among its
numbers a paper on Justice and
BROTHERHOOD by Miss kendrick n
a group of vocal selections by Miss
Pearl Ball. Devotionals will be IN
charge of Mrs. ]. M. O'Neil. All mems
bers and their friends are urged to
attend thisimeeting.
The regular weekly vesper services
which are held at 5 o'clock at the Y.
w. c. A. will be in charge of Mrs. II.
w. Randall's bible class of the Bap-
fist church. The program which the
young ladies' have prepared will IN
clude a talk on "a Geographical Prob
lem" by Mrs. Randall n number
VI lIOolSSt lSSlSSSACiS.f
Odell will play a group Of piano num-
bers. The class will serve refresh
ments and a social hour. will follow
the regular services. r..
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The Young Peoples society of st.
Marks Lutheran church met Friday
evening for one of its semi-monthly
gatherings. Miss Frances and Miss
Grace Lamb. were in charge of the
social hour and a very good program
prepared by Miss Agnes Glockner was
given, which included an address by
A. I. Widlund and musical numbers
by Misses Edith Bently, Mabel Down
ham. Mildred Stump, Mary Hurd and
Viola Boese.
An April Fools social was given in
the Baptist church club rooms Fri
day evening for the young people OF
the church. An informal evening
was spent playing games and Closed
with a service of refreshments Al
1890. The committee in charge Of
the party was composed of Mrs
Alpha Stoddard, Lloyd Thompson
Duane Squires and Misses Edith Nc
Kenzie and Margaret Randall.
Mrs. T.. Anderson, wife Of Chief
Boatswain Anderson who is in charge
Of the naval recruiting station, ar.
rived in the city last evening from
Philadelphia.