Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24
'Chiefv of Interest to Women
Campaign Plans
To Be Outlined
At Big Banquet

banquet will be held at the Com
nnercial club at $50 this evening as a
preliminary activity toward getting
the Y. w. C. "A. Blue Triangle cam
paign launched in Grand Forks. There
will be a number of speakers. among
of the campaign, who will tell about
the object of the campaign and Y.
w. C.. A. work in general.
Grand Forks has been asked to
raise $500 to take care of the budget
of the local association. and to assist
in work in the North Central field.
OF the amount to be raised in this
city, $4,000 will go for the work OF
the local association, and the re-
mainder will be apportioned to the
North Central field organization.
All persons interested in Y. w. c.
A work and the success of the cam
,paign, are invited to attend the BAN
quet. The plans for conducting the
campaign will be outlined at tonight's
meeting, and details of the undertake
Ing. which nave been worked out by
special committees, will be submitted.
The Thursday Musical club gave a
Twilight Musicale for its members
and friends yesterday afternoon at
the Guild hall. The affair was one
of distinction. and the program pre-
sented was genuinely appealing. Our
nome songs, ana tNe SOHSS ol ollAGI
lands were emphasized on the pro-
gram, and these were sung by the en-
tire assembly in an informal honey"
kind of way, with Miss Blanche Leigh
directing.
The Chicago Male Quartette here
for the day while en- route to other
parts of the state on a concert tour.
appeared, and gave four much appre-
ciated numbers. The quartette had
not been given a place on the pro-
grams which were distributed, and
their appearance proved a pleasant
surprise.
Miss Leigh directed a trio Of
choir from the Musical club sang.
These included: Bye an Bye No
body Knows and Go Down Moses
all by Burleigh. In the choir were
Mrs. V. f. sayre, Mrs. c. f. Ladd,
Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart. Miss Fern
F. Fuller. Mrs. G. E.. Wisner, Mrs.
f. f. Sherman. Mrs. L. P. Colborn,
Mrs. 1rma Mallory Fisher and Miss
Janet Mckay. Mrs. L. c. Harrington
was at the piano.
Irma Mallory Fisher sang with fine
Bond. Miss Fern Crothers contribute
ed a charming number to the pro-
gram in her singing of Last Night"
by Kjerulf. Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart
gave very beautifully the exquisite
little Cradle Song of 1915" by
Kreisler. Wilbert Liebler sang in
spirited fashion the "Marseillaise."
after Mile. LeTessier. one of the stu
dents from France. at the university,
gave a little history of this national
anthem of France. Miss Esther San
ford, cellist, with Miss Naomi Balm
bridge at the piano, gave one of the
much liked numbers making up the
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yeart, in excellent voice. and with fine
dramatic effect, sang Bruno Hams
t.Invictus."
Mrs. Poppler presided during the
afternoon, and she. with Mrs. NJ. G..
Olson, Mrs. c. E. Wisner and Mrs. II.
w. Bishop, received the guests.
Miss Lilah Sannes and Mrs. l.. c.
Harrington were at the piano for &C
commandments and for the assembly
singing, Miss Ruth Quigley. violin;
chester Perry, flute, and Miss Esther
/ Sanford, cello, also played.
The Tuesday and Friday class IN
Elementary Hygiene and Home Nurs-
ing will meet his evening at 1880
{ o'clock in the class rooms in the fed,
! eral building. The Monday and
Thursday class met last night FOR
I their first lesson, the meeting on Mon
| day evening being devoted to organ
4 t1ZlIS lIle CldSSSo. ICS "CAAA
| have enrolled in the two classes, and
4 Mrs. Syeinbjorn johnson instructor,
J is asking that anyone else who wishes
i to take up this work join at once. as
s it is impossible to make up work
which has been missed.
4 The class which has been instruct
] ed by Mrs. H. L.. Wood will complete
! their work on Monday evening, at
which time the examination will be
given.
X X X
The knights of Columbus will give
4 an informal dance at their club rooms
on Monday night between . and /:
O'clock. Members of the knights OF
Columbus and their friends are in.
vited. A five-piece orchestra will
play, and the affair is to be in charge
Of the entertainment committee
which includes Ralph Lynch. chair,
man; Edward Boyer, Cleary Monley
Percy Wilder and Frank Rorke.
+ x 4 X
MI. and Mrs. c.. W. Denniston o
the Belmont apartments nave gon'
20 California where they will remain
..or a few months.
Mrs. Otto Paschke of Minnesot;
'oint left yesterday for Fargo to un
tergo medical treatment.