Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-03
COMING HERE in
INTEREST OF THE
SCOTTf COMPANY

Miss Armitage,g who precedes the
Scottiga rand Opera company, visit
Ing theGsSsoints where the company will
present oppeera, and speaking on the
come; to Grand Forks on Monday, to
spend several days. sS$ 4
The Scott company will sing, Mad
am Butterfly" here on September IL.
n the auditorium. and It is PROBABLE
that Miss Armitage will speak to a
gathering OF women while here to tell
the story Of Puccint's sopera,lwhich is
to be given a. magnificent presenta-
lonsnete. Z ,Sesss
Miss Armitage is now in Fargo. hav-
Ing spent the week there. Her brotht
the management OF; the ScOttig cons
pany'ss tour and he also will be here
within a few days, to complete pre-
Hmtnary arrangements for the, ap-2
pearance Of the company here.
The Scott company Is headed by
Antonio Scott, the best knownSibari-5
tone in the musical world. andSthe en-
tire company OF principals, chorus md
orchestra has been selected from the
ranks OF the metropolitan opera in
New York. Scenery and consuming
also have been taken from that source
and, patrons of the opera here will
have an opportunity to see and hear
opera as 1t is given in the Metropoli-'
tan at New York.
There is an excellent sale Of seats
to opt of town patrons, and more
thanI20 towns throughftn state are
alre ady>represented in the orders-for
re%sefvations. Orders may be mailed
or leftkat the Poppier Piano company
and there still Is a very good selection
of sea::s to choose from.
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Mrs. M. NJ. King and daughter
Myrtle of Havre. Mont, have been
the guests of Grand Forks friends for
a few days en- route to their home
from Mallard, MINI, where they were
called the fore part OF the week on
account Of the illness of a relative. !
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Friends in Grand Forks will be in
terested to hear that Mrs. Robert
Clendenning who underwent medical
treatment It st. Mary's hospital.
Rochester, Mimi, is sufficiently inn
proved to return to her home In Far
go on Saturday morning. Mr.. Cen
denning- has also been a patient at
Ethe hospital and will not be able to
return to his home until the latter
part OF next week Mrs. C~lendenping
is head of the women's suffrage or
ganiztion in North Dakota and wom-
en- throughout the stats have been
much concerned over her illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Sowle, 607
Cottonwood street. have had as guests
during the last month, Misses Marion
and Helen Clendenning of Neche,, N.
morning. MI. and Mrs. Sowle are
looking forward to a visit from Mr..
and Mrs w. III. Crawford and sons
Clinton and Reinhold of st. Paul, who
are expected in Grand Forks today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford are motoring
and left their homeien route for Grand
Forks on Thursday.
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In a PARTY of local residents who
will motor to Reynolds on Sunday. to
spend the day with friends will be
MI. and. Mrs. II. M. Webster, 21S Cot.
tonwoods street, MIS-. "A. /. Adams and
her guest Mrs. Thomas Kane sof Mar
Quette. Mich. They will be entertain.
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tabor.
Or. and Mrs. Al A. Western and
daughters Misses Esther and Iva
returned from Lake Plantaganet,
where they have enjoyed a months
outing. They were motoring, and
stopped at ajnumber Of other points
OF interest about the state.
Mrs. John Harig and da1ughtef,
Mrs. L.. V0llenweider Of Waterloo
Iowa. who have been. the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Earig. ZIG Cot.
tonwood street, will return to thei,
home this evening. Mrs. vollenweid.
tie sons
Miss Mary Trepanier, \ 81 Fourth
avenue. has Miss Claire Mcdonald OF
Minneapolis az her house guest. Miss
Mcdonald arrived Thursday evening
for a weeks visit and when she re-
turns will be accompanied by Miss
Trepanier, who will go to Menomonee
Wis. to resume her studies at Stout
Institute. Miss Trepanier expects to
finish this year.