Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-16
or INTEREST To WOMEN

Miss Mae McCulloch will not leave
the city to accept the position offered
her by the Northern division Of the
Red Cross, but will remain in Grand
Forks to continue her work as visit
ing nurse of the city. During the in
f1uenza epidemic last fall Miss Nc
Culloch's tireless efforts were in
valuable to thei city and it was as a
result of her activities here, particu-
larly during the influenza period,
that the offer was given her.
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Miss Marie Vale, Wesley college
piano student. was presented Thurs
day evening in recital at Corwin hall.
Miss Vale is a student of Paolo Conte
on the program. Miss Esther San
ford, on the cello. and Mrs. v. E.
Sayre, soprano, also assisted.
An interesting program for the nth
of May festival has been prepared for
production at the Bethel Lutheran
church Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Marie Broen and Alfred Brids-
ton are on the program committee
and announced these numbers:
Star Spangled Banner-Orchestra.
National Song, "Jeg VII verge NIT
! handmade Chorus.
Selected Reading-Miss Gina Sys-
tad.
Solo, Flee the Bird orchestra ac-
companiment)-Miss Hannah Broen.
Reading, 'storegut'-Ludwig Egg
stad.
Songs. la) INIT Fodeland;" CD
Northumberland Quartet.
Address-Prof. E. NJ. Broen:
Solo (a) "Ungbirken:" OBJ Kan du
glemme gamle Norge"-Odin Hagen.
Song, "Gud signe Norig's Land
Male Chorus.
Cello Solo, Melody in D." by T. d.
Williams-Helmer Bridston.
Views From Norway-Prof. L. Lii
lehei.
Missionary Observation-Disclosures.
The women Of the church will serve
refreshments after the program. n
during the evening a collection will
be taken.
In honor of the birthday annivea-
sary of her mother, Mrs. James
White. Miss Margaret White enter
tanned a small company of at
her home. ALI Franklin avenue, We'd
nesday evening, The affair was a
complete surprise to the guest OF
honor, who returned from the theater
to find the party gathered. Luncheon
was served at $3.50 o'clock and COW
ers were laid for twelve guests all in
innate friends of the guest Of honor.
a cut glass bowl of pink roses adorn-
ed. the center table. and during the
last course, a large birthday cake with
candles was carried in on a silver
tray. Miss White was assisted dur,
ing the evening by Jane Hannaford
and Miss Pearl Reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball are en-
Pertaining as their house guest for
the week end, Miss Venus Cron1bie OF
Cavalier who arrived in the city to
attend the May Fete which is being
held at the university this evening,
and to take part in the conference at
the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob WEIGH, Chest
nut street, entertained at a prettily
appointed course dinner last evening
in compliment to Lieutenant Henry
Bubaker who has recently received
his discharge from service. Lieuten-
ant Bubaker has been overseas twelve
months and was a member of the
Aviation Corps. He is we'll known in
sity for several years. He will visit
friends here for a short time before
going on to his home In western
Canada.
Mrs. NJ. G. Olson. 1o1 Reeves ave
nue.. entertained at at O'Clock buffet
luncheon this@noon. The affair was
informal and guests included a small
company Of friends.
Mrs. c. W. Lundberg, 100 Seward
avenue, is entertaining her sister,
| Miss Anna Wilson Of Crookston, who
will be her house guest for the week
! end. Miss Wilson accompanied Mrs.
Lundberg here from a visit at her
home in Crookston.