Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-11
or INTEREST To WOMEN

The April program of the Thursday
Musical club was given yesterday
at Corwin hall. The music
OF Poland was studied. and Mrs.
Hugh E. Willis was in charge. pre-
senting some very interesting facts
about Poland and the Polish people.
In%terspersed with piano selections
OF various charming little compost
tons, Mrs. L. c. Harrington read q
paper on Polish music. A quartet
composed Of Mrs. H. W. Bishop, Mrs.
Mrs. e. N. Fuller sang some of the
airs.
During q sketch Of the life Of cho-
Polish composers and musicians.
given by Miss Adelaide Okell. the rem
dition of a number of the works OF
Chopin proved decidedly popular.
Miss Marian Robinson, "a pupil Of
Miss Okell, played 1.-THE Nocturne" in
B flat and "Polonaise'' in c minor.
Miss Agnes Fagstad. one Of the
junior teachers at Wesley college.
also a pupil Of Miss Okell, played
Chopin's "Ballade"' in G minor. Both
in handling these difficult
and are deserving Of much
praise.
Two Polish songs, 1.-THE Birding
and The Maiden's wish.'' sung by
Mrs. r: A. Chamberlain, were very
as was the Polish dance
by Miss Dorothy Trautman, in Polish
costume. Miss Geraldine McNichol
was at the piano for Miss Trautman,
and Mrs. Harrington accompanied
Mrs. Chamberlain.
uyo-n~ - g. NR~-.S. I.. TN
hold a food sale at the Cotton and
McElroy grocery tomorrow Saturday
afternoon.) Mrs. w. H. Ryan and Mrs.
NJ. Moran will be in charge.
The regular meeting Of the board Of
the Y. w. G.: A.. will be held Monday
evening to make arrangements for the
quarterly meeting Of the "Y'' mem
bers which Is being planned for April
IS: Meetings are held on the months
January, April, July and October, to
acquaint the girls with the rules and
customs sof the establishment and to
discuss any new matters which may
have come up since last meeting.
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Patronesses Of Delta Kappa Tau
sorority are entertaining at an inform
al tea this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. T. ]. Smith, 1876 Reeves avenue.
Miss Esther Farnum Of Minneapolis,
who is the weekend guest Of Delta
Kappa Tau will be the honor guest.
Hours are from, 4 to $3.50 o'clock.
Baskets OF tea roses will be arranged
throughout the rooms and in the din
ing spring flowers will be used.
for the afternoon includes,
Bek, Mrs. 6. N. Barnes. Miss Nell
Martindale, Mrs. T. j. Smith and Mrs.
G. E.. Ladd.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Broten, 4OS
South Third street. are entertaining
as their guests MI. Broten's mother.
Mrs. Lena Broten Of Davenport. N.
p. and her daughter. Mrs. T p. Res
teigen of Silverton. Ore. who will re-
main for an indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Lystad. 4o5
ward to a visit from the latter's cous-
in. Major r. E. Swanson, WHO has
in service with the overseas
medical forces. Major Swanson (who.
by the way. recently received this
as nnajor) Is sailing for
the United States. next week. accord
Ing to word received by his relatives
here, and he plans to stop here for
. visit with them while en- route to
homo in Spokane, Wash. Major
Swanson formerly attended the Uni.
versity Of North Dakota, and also will
visit university friends.
The regular meeting Of the Frank
lin club was held yesterday evening
ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
ITO Reeves avenue. DR..
Jonathan Watson gave an address on;