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Evening star., 1920-05-30
In the Spotlight.

Maxine Elliott is shortly to return
to her home in England.
Peggy ONenl is to appear in Much
Ado About Nothing" in London.
THE Cave Girl is a new comedy by
George Middleton and Guy Bolton.
The Shubert revival of "FIorodora"
will have an all-summer run in New
York.
Beth Franklin will be in the frst
production to be given by the summer
company at the Auditorium, Balti-
more, this week.
Winchell Smith and John Golden are
TO be again associated in the prod uc-
ton Of the formers new play. The
Wheel"
Edgar Selwyn has gone TO England
TO select site for a thsater in Lon
don. He will also visit Madrid 10 OBJ
tain Spanish plays.
founded on stories Of southern life. il
10 be produced by George Rreadhurst
II Is called Come Seven"
barbara Milton. who scored q
marked success in New York in The
AcQuittal." has an important role in
Roiaseo's new play. "CaIl the Doctor" ;"
Porter Emerson Brownies play. The
handit. VIII have it's name chaAg ed
10 hordsriand. II is to be present
ed by William Harris next month
The latest output Of Samuel Shin
man and Percival Wilde. Tomorrow .
Price" opens an engagement in Chi :
eago tomorrow night. Tayler Holmes
Is the star,
William Morris has engaged the
Irish tenor. Tom Burke, for y concert
tour of this country next season. His
nrsl American appearance will be
made in New York in October.
George NJ Cohan's production.
Word Of Homer" will be shown for
the hrst time in Brooklyn. 1t in a
comedy drama by Sam Forrest. stage
director for Mr.. Cohan and sam H.
Harris.
Marc Klaw sails for Europe this
week TO seek plays. A theater will
be built in New York by Mr.. Klaw
and his sons. under the corporate
name of Marc klAw. Inc.
When Stuart walker esta ablishes his
summer stock company in tndianapo- :
lis he will produce comedy by HAr-
~ James Smith. called Two Kisses p"
Blanche Yurka will have the leading
role
Specials from Atlantic City say tha,
Adolph klauber's production OF
"Scra mbled Wives went over with a
bang" last week William Brady is
said TO have made Klauber an offer
for the English rights.
The phenomenal success OF John
Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln" now
in its sixth month in New York, il ID
said. has stimulated interest in Lin
s1in biographies. and inspired a great
demand for them in the metropolis.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

William S. Hart's new picture. The
Toll Gate" will be shown al Moores q
1t il presented as q Paramount Art
craft special, and is the first OF the
big productions made by Mr.. Hart
company under his own supervision.
Also the story is one of Mr.. Harts
own, written by him in collaboration
with Lambert Hillyer.
Although the picture is not intend
ed to be primarily a "thriller-for AZ
abounds in heart interest and simple
human touches-yet it also contains
spectacular scenes and unusual feats
by Mr.. Hart.
Anna q. nilsson is the leading wom :
an Orchestral music and minor film
subjects are provided also.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
KNICKERB0cKER.

Crandalrs knickerbecker Theater
slso, today and tomorrow. will show
Metros photoplay Of Paul Arm
stFeng's play. Alias Jimmy Vaien-
tine. featuring Bert Lytsll. with Lar
ry Semon's comedy, school Days.
and other minor pictures; Tuesday
and Wednesday. "A Fool and His
Money" Seiznick's picture of the story
by George Barr McCutcheon. featuring
Rubye De Remer: Thursday and Fri
day. Wallace Reid. in The Dancin'
Fool and Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De
Haven in What Could BE Sweeter?"
Saturday. Colleen Moore will be fea-
tursd In Little OrphanI Annie Mi
nor features supplement the daily
Evening star., 1920-05-30
sflAND-"Ridsrs of the Dawn.

Riders of the Dawn the Benjamin
B. Hampton photoplay of Zane Grey's 8
novel of the northwest. The Desert
eff Wheat" is the weeks feature at
Meere's Strand Theater. starting to-
day. The story is we'll known. Many
familiar faces are in the cast, includ-
inH Roy Stewart. Claire Adams. JO-
seph Dewling of "The Miracle Man"
and Robert McKim.
Minor Aims and orchestral music are
included in the program.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Mack Sennetts
Down on the Farm: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Thomas Meighan and
Gloria Swanson. in Why Change
Your Wife," Thursday. Elaine Ham
merstein. in THE Woman Game" !;
Friday. Violet Heming. in The Cost
and Saturday. Enid Bennett. in The
False Road and "A Baby Doll Ban
dit"
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Priscilla Dean,
IN The Virgin of StambouI': Tuesday
and Wednesday, Alice Lake in
Shore Acres and Harold Lloyd. in
An Eastern Westerner"; Thursday
Violet Heming. in The Cost; Friday,
Mollis King. in Women Men For
Evening star., 1920-05-30

good care and proper medical treat
ments and maybe by the time the next
rolls around they would be
ft to function. In the mean vile as
long as the convention is going to
be held in the summer time. they
Evening star., 1920-05-30

seen me at breakfast 1 time a VT, let
alone times per wk., and in the second
place il l was marrying for music I
would marry player piano instead o.
a piano player.
RING W. LARDNER.
Long Island Sound May 2s
tCopyright 1870 Inv she Rail Svrai..,> T..
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. special matt
nee tomorrow. 2 pm. William Far.
mum. in The Adventurer'': Tuesday
and Wednesday. Blanche Sweet and
Mahlon Hamilton. in The Deadlier
Sex, Thursday. J. Warren kerrigan.
in '-The Turn of a Card" and Friday
and Saturday. Florence Nidor. Roscoe
Harms and Ben Alexander, in The
Family Honor.
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Home.

Today. Elsie Janis. in The Imp
tomorrow. House Peters in silk Hus-
bands and Calico Wives. Tuesday
Wits VS.. Wits: Wednesday. owen
Moore. in Sooner or Later; Thurs
day, Pauline Frederick. in The Wom
an in Room 49,: Friday. Charles Ray
in THE Hick.' and Saturday, Ger
aldine Farrar, in The Woman and
the Puppet"
Evening star., 1920-05-30

wk. will probably be setting between
W. J. Bryan Aid the highest paid short
story writer IN the world outside of
myself and probably you have read
lately about this story writer and their
husband only meeting for breakfast
twice per wk. but If l was married to a
piano player he would be lucky If he
Evening star., 1920-05-30

inst. when W. I. Bryan entered the
press box in 1916 they played Rock of
Ages.
A great many of my friends has asked
me how will they recognize me when l
come into the convention hall Well.
friends, I will be the most dignified
bird in the press box and as I said last
Evening star., 1920-05-30
NEXT WEEKS FILM FEATURES
PALACE.

Paris Green" featuring Charles
Ray. the lnce star. in his latest pho-
toplay.
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Carolina.

get" and Saturday. J. Warren kerri-
gan, in The Dream Cheater.
Carolina.
Today. Olire Thomas, in Foot
liz hts and SHADE VS.: tomorrow. Elsie
Janis in The Imp: Tuesday. House
Peters in silk Husba nds and Calico
wives: wedn~ sday. wits VS.. Wits T:
THURSDAY Owea Moore. in Sooner or
Later: Friday. Pauline Frederick. In
'-'rhe Woman in Room 49,. and sat
urday. Charles Ray. in The Hick.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
COLUMBIA.

"A Desperate Hero the latest pho
toplay featuring owen Moore, and
THE Harvest Moon" the newest pro-
ductiOn for Doris Kenyon.
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Circle.

Today. William Farnum. in Heart
Strings; tomorrow. Edith Hatlor, IN
The Blue Pearl. Tuesday. Mae Muir
ray and David Powell, in "On with
the Dance; Wednesday. Clara KIM
ball Young. in The Forbidden Wom-
an: Thursday. Dustin Farnum IN
'Durand Of the Bad Lands: FRIDAY:
Enid Bennett. in The False Road.
and Saturday. The Girl Of the Sea.
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Elite.

To-day, Dustin Farnum. in The
Corsican Brothers. tomorrow Kitty
Gordon. in "Plsythinxs Of Passion
Tuesday. Taylor Holmes, in Nothing
But the Truth: Wednesday. Robert
warwick. in Thou Art the Man .
Thursday. william Russell. in Leave
1t TO Ne" Friday. Doiares Cassineili,
in The Web OF Deceit" and Saturday.
William X. Warner. in Haunting
Shadows"
Evening star., 1920-05-30

THE Cheater." sunday and Monday
John Barrymore. in DIR. Jekyll and
Mr. HYDE" Tuesday and Wednesday :.
Bessie BarYiscale. in The Notorious
Mrs Sands" Thursday and Friday,
and Bryant Waahburn, in Mrs. Tenn
pies Telegram" aturday.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
York.

Today. Alice Lake. in shore Acres" !:
tomorrow. J. Warren Kerrigan. in
THE Dream cheater": Tuesday.
Thomas H. Ince's Dangerous Hours"
Wednesday. Harry T. Mo-ey. in THE
Birth of a Sour: Thursday. Violet
Heming. in THE Cost: Friday. Elaine
Hammerstein. in The Woman Came
and Saturday. Jack Pick kford. in The
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come"
Evening star., 1920-05-30
New.

To-day. should Husband For
give tomorrow. Tom Mix. in Desert
Love: Tuesday. Peggy Hyland: In
"Rlaek Shadows; "Wednesday. VIII
liam Farnum. in Les Misera hles'. /.
Thursday. Gladys Brockwell. in The
DEVILS Riddle; Friday, stewart
Holmes. in THE Sins of the Children,
and Saturday. ail-comedy night.
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Olympic.

Today. Alice joyce. in 1.-The Sporting
Duchsss'; tomorrow. Violet HeminG. in
The Cost: Tuesday, J, Warren Ksrri-
gan. in The Dream Chsater" Wsdnes-
day, Harry T. Mercy. in The Sea Rid
err" :, and Larry Semon. in 'The Fly
Cop; Thursday, Anita Stewart. in
"Clovsrs Rshellion": Friday, George
Walsh. in The Dead Line SATURDAY.
sylvia Dreamer, in ''The Blood Barrier"
Evening star., 1920-05-30

good chance to slip my admires last
word in regards to my plans and spec
ifcations and etc as ! notice my rivals
Is wasting lot of valuable white pa
per along the same lines.
Well. friends. everything up to date
has gone to my satisfaction and a lot
Of people thought it was body blow
to me when Sen. Lodge was named to
make the key note speech. but be-
tween you and |. the Sen. and myself
has never had a cross word or any
other kind and while j don't approve
Evening star., 1920-05-30
POLLS.

"The Confession" featuring Francis
Mcdonald. William Clifford. Margaret
LAndis, Irene Abdwin and Barney
Furey. and based upon the story OF
the play, The Confession" written
and starred in by Hal Reid.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Lyric.

Today Zszu Pitts, in Seeing IL
Through; tomorrow. William s. Hart,
in Stalking His Life; Tuesday. Alice
Joyce. In THE sporting Duchess. and
Friday, Harry Carey, in Bullet Proof. :.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
CRANDALL's.

Frank Mayo, in "The Girl in No
and Larry aemon. in school Days"
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METROPOLITAN.
KNICKERB0CKER.

"The Cheater," featuring May AL
lisOn.
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4rinceal.

Today. House Petera, in silk Hus-
Wits vs. Wits; Tuesday. Owen
Moore. in Sooner or Later: Wednes-
day. Pauline Frederick, in The Wom-
an in Room 49,: Thursday. Charles
Ray, in THE Hick"; Friday. Geraldine
Farrar. in THE Woman and the Pun
pet" and Saturday. Madge kennedy,
in THE Blooming Angel"
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ADJUSTMENTS
Continued from First Page
GAADEN-"The Toll Gate >

minor musical features. complete thu
bill.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Raphael.

Today. Mae Murray. in "On With
the Dance. tomorrow. Violet Heming.
in The Cost. Tuesday. Constance
Talmadge, in In Search of Sinner;
Wednesday. Beatrice Michelena, in
THE Flame of Hell-Gate": Thursday,
Charles Ray. in "A Son of His
Father; Friday. William Russell. in
Leave 1t to Me-" and Saturday.
Who's Your Servant
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Cecil 3. De
Miles Why Change Your Wife,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Louise
Glaum. in Sex: Thursday. Henry B.
Walthan and Helene Chadwick, in
THE Long Arm of Mannister"; Fri
day, Enid Bennett. in '"The False
Road" and 1.-The Baby Doll Bandit
and Saturday. Mack Sennett's Down
on the Farm.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

Maxine Elliott is shortly to return
to her home in England.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

I o the Editor: They's only about
wk before the big show
opens out in old Chi and il
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28

The Pro-Cathedral club, il making
plans for another Of a1eeries Of in
formal dances to. be given Thursday
evening in the Knights Of. Columbus
club rooms.~ There Will be daxcdnE
between tho hours OF 8 and12 O'Clock
and the committee In charge expect
to introduce q number Of attractive
features, some Of them appropriate
to the Leap Year ssenson. Good mu-
On the committee are%Mr. and Mrs.
Ben F. Corcoran. Mr.. and NM w. J.
Clair and MI. and Mrs. Harry Bulge.
The Royal Neighbors will meet this
evening at 7:3O~o'clock hin the Odd
Fellows hall for q brief session to
precede the Leap Year dance which
the members Of the fancy drill team
will give. The fancy drill team Of
ton drill just prior to the dance. :
Mr.. and Mrs.. Paul Geifith, 1856
Reeves avenue. wnl leave This eve
ming ON an extended eastern trip. Mr..
Griffith, manager OF the R B. Grit
Eth company. expects TO do. his
spring buying, and Mrs. GFifhth Will
accompany him. They plan to stop
in Chicago. Philadelphia and New
York. and will be away several weeks.
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A very pretty wedding ceremony
"a performed on; Tuesday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock when Miss Rose Rosen-
berg and Sam CARRIER. both of Grand
Forks, were united in marriage. Rev.
N. Papermaster oficiated> at the cere-
mony taking placelat the home Of the
brides br~other-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Garrison, >Second
avenue. Ar $50, y =
The bride entered with Mrs. III.
CARRIER, the groom's mother, and Mrs.
Garrison, who gave her In marriage.
She wore q bridal gown Of white
meteor set of with, folds Of silk lace
and her veil which hung skirt length
was caught to the couture with a
circlet of pearls. She held q shower
bouquet of brides roses. Attending
the bride were Miss Sophia Garrison
and Miss Bessie Rosenberg.
The groom's attendants were his
brothers, Dave and Harold CARRIER.
Bernard CARRIER and Leopold CARRIER
dower girls were little Marion and
Edith Rosenberg.
hi nuptial vows swere exchanged
beneath q canopy of smiAx and ferns
and streamers Of white that were
stretched to the candeliers from the
stretched to the chandeliers from tho
formal reception which followed q
three piece orchestra furnished music
and later the wedding dinner, was
served. covers being placed5for seventy
guests. The tables were decorated
with green and white.
Nj. CARRIER and his bride Will go TO
tho Twin, Cities and Chicago for%thear
honeymoon and upon their return will
make their home here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28
v. MOORE WILL
RESIGN POSITIONS,
TO LEAVE CITY

Don v. Moore. secretary. Of the
North Dakota Fair association, an
nounced ct . meeting held In the
Commercial club rooms last night,
that heShad already made plans, for
leaving Grand Forks on March 1,
and wohld therefore ofer hin reagna-
taon. as secretary Of tho association
IN the. near future. Details Of his ar
engagements for the future, he STATED,
was not ready to announces,
S. During his years Of resadente In
Grand Forks NJ. Moore has besn one
OF the most active In civic and com
muntty UNDERTAKINGS. He came to
thts city from Mitcheu 8. D.; An--1S9S
as, representative Of c. u. Lewis &
Co., Of Minneapolis and five yearzlla.-
ter was appointed the first working
secretary of the Grand Forks Com
merciA4 club. In 1895 he VA elected
the first secretary of the North Da-
kofa State Fur association, holding
his Office for some time prior to hts
returning to South Dakota in 1906.
Mr.. Moore returned in 1918, and
again took the position of SECRETARY
this poe1t4on since. He Was also
secretary Of tho Grand Forks county
farm bureau for three years.
Mr.. Aooye was city chairman Of
the five Liberty Loan campaigns In
this city.>And for a time was secretary
Of the Grand Forks county chapter
Of the American Red Cross
According tor Mr.. Moore, Mra
Moore and his daughter, Mary, will
remedn in this city for some time yet,
at least until his daughter Mary has
finished her school work here. His
son, Louis Moore, Is at present WORT
ing in tho oil fields of Texas
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28
Co-partnership In
Portland Firm. Ha,
\ Lasted Is Years

Portland. N. d, Jan. "a local
hardware firm, doing business under
the names Of its owners, Hausom &
Grinley, has the distinction of being
the longest lived 'co-partnership in
Trail county and perhaps in North
Dakota They recently celebrated
the tw%enty-fifth anniversary Of til
B. B. Grinley and Carl Haugom in
1895 established a store caring for
the needs OF. the local public. They
developed their. lines Of general
hardware and seed until they. now
supply trade from far beyond this
territory. They have bult up their
seed business to a point where they
maintain a .50x100 warehouse for
storing seed which they dispense in
large lots to points throughout this
section of the state.
This firm issa brilliant example of
success attained by good buying and
shrewd business methods.
Both members Of the firm are still
actively engaged in the management
and are residents Of this city They
are. individual owners Of farms lying
adjacent to, Portland,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28
INTEREST To WOMEN
Brotherhood Club
BEanquets Women

The Brotherhood society of st.
Mark Lutheran church, organized
only 9 fortnight ago, gave the first Of
4 e. s5Dertes OF. attractive social affairs in
the church auditorium on Monday
evenang. The women Of the congre-
CATION were chosen for the honor
guests at the first party of h society
which took the form of a banquet.
The men proved themselves capable
n royal entertainers. and they
catered and served an unusually at
tractive f~our-course supper at Z
Following the banquet impromptu
telks We're given by several members
Of the society and responses were
EuestA w. H. Brown was chairman
p program committee and spon-
s0red an Interesting group Of musi-
cal numbers following the addresses.
The banquet table was attractively
arranged. an immense bowl of fruit
and flowers conferred the table. w.
8 Failor acted as chairman Of the
dining oom committee and Carl
Fodness superintendent affairs in the
kitchen. The invitations were cared
or by a committee headed by A. I.
In appreciation of the banquet and
as q direct result of some clever
stunts" which the men Of the So
ctety gave later in the evening. the
women collected 3 purse of $50 for
the pipe organ fund and it is the
common plan of both the men and
women Of the church to install the
new organ as quickly as possible.
Miss Marguerite Fretz was awarded
haeh honors for the ladies at st.
1ary'sI card social given Tuesday
evening, and honoxs Dor the men went
to Michael Neville. There were guests
of Grand-nola, the committee served
refreshments. On the committee
were Mrs. j. P. White, Mrs. L. F.
Murphy. Mrs. Eugene Freez, Mrs.
Frank Walker, Mrs. M. Lavelle and
Miss Mae Barney.
X 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nolan, 215 Man
vel street entertained at a family din
ners on Tuesday evening in observ-
ance OF their 10th wedding anniver-
sary. There. were fourteen guests, in
Guiding only members of tn imme-
date family. Appointments were in
pink and white and the place cards
and flowers carried out the color
scheme.
The Ladies' Aid Of the First Luth-
eran church will meet on Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors at 3
O'Clock. Mrs. L. T. Olson will be.
n hostess and all women interested
are invited.
Miss Grace johnson returned to
Gilby Last evening after visiting over
h weekend as the guest of her sis
toy Miss Irene johnson, at Macnie
han.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28
SHE REFUSES no 60 DRY.

''1ll say this for the wife"
WHAT"
:. Nowadays she's the only thing left
old kick =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28

Friends Of Mr.. and MrrI w. H.
Brown, 914 Belmont avenue, viii be
pleased to hear that their two chill
dren, Master Kenneth and Elizabeth
Ann, who have been quite nj with
diphtheria, rapidly improving.
i X 4
Mrs. W.. Efnmet Delay, 20 Fenton
avenue, entertained a small company
Of women informally at her home on
Tuesday afternoon. The hours were
from 3 to 5 O'Clock and were devoted
to visiting and needlework. There
were ten guests and at the close Of
the afternoon Mrs. Delay served tea
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28

Mass Dorothy Serumeard OF Devils
Lake, who has been visiting in Grand
Forks rs the guest of Misses Huldah
and Norma Ealestad. returned on
Tuesday evening to her home. Miss
Serumsard, Who formerly attended
the university high school. came Town
for the Junior prom. which was held
at the university arnnory or" Friday
evening .s
The meeting Of the junior AUXILIARY
of St PaulR church which was to
have been held on Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Miss Margaret Red,
100 Fourth avenue, has been post
poned one week. At this time, the
auxiliary meeting will take the form
Of a 'piece party and will be held
IN the Guild hall on Thursday, FPb-
ruary S. Members are asked to bring
>.pAece6' and work on making quilts
for the Indians will be begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. E., c. Wheeler (LAnda
Dows) with their little daughter,
Beverly Jane, wdl leave soon for
Chamberlain, s. D., where they Will
make their home. Mr. Wheeler has
taken, over his fathers interests in a
garage at Mitchell, 8. D., and b
cause OF the. crowded living conditions
in that city, Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler
expect to make their home temporar-
ny in Chamberlain
Mrz. E. c. Haagenson. LAB Reeves
avenue, entertained the members OF
he North Dakota Alumni association
board Of directors at an informal din
ner at her home on Monday evening.
Wrrh the members OF the board, other
quests were Ara J. B.. Cooley, Mis-.
r. C. Massee and Svenbjorn johnson.
Following the dinner there was q
business meeting over which MISS M.
Beatrice johnson presided as presa-
don't Of the Alumd. association. Will
liam GreenleAf IL secretary Of the as
ISOLATION and members Of the board
who were present wero s. ]. rad
Cliff of Larimora, and Mrs. Hagen
son. H. A. Bronson of Bismarck and
O. B. Burtnees Of Grand Forks, mem
beers of the board, were una6e to at
tend the dinner.
Miss Naomi BainbridEe, q pupil OF
TIL. w. o. Schmidt Of the Grand Forks
school of music, was presented in a
piano recital on Tuesday evening in
the recital studio Of the school. AS
sisting was 8, string Quarette, Miss
Lois Marmon. first violin; P. Levi. sec
ond violin; M. Schmidt, viola, and r.
Lykseth, ~violoncello. ii
Miss cambridge. q graduate Of the
Grand Forks school of music, has
been studying advanced piano under
Mr.. Schmidt and her progress has
been: SO marked that she now holds q
distinct place among the more mature
musicians Of the city. The program
which Miss cambridge played hast
evening vouches well for her ability
as a. pianist. The numbers were all
Of q nature that none but an artist
would attempt and she played them in
| excellent manner \ -
X 4 X
According to word received by
friends, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. A-gVeitch
Of Grand Forks were visitors on
| January Il at the big exhibit of
southern California products main
tanned free to the public. in the Los
Angeles chamber of commerce. They
also attended the lectures and NOV
ing pictures that are a part Of the
daily program. The exhibit is the
largest Of any in the country main
tanned by a commercial organisation.
Before returning home they expect to
visit several Of the many other places
Of interest in the southland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28
Students TO Glue
Recital at Corwin.
Hall on Thursday

wesley college will present q group
800 "VAA.oAA . q ICS1ul QTVSFdiu
AZ Corw1n q on Thursday evening,
anNtar -. at 1880 O'Clock, and ex-
e q, cordial invitation. to friends
OF Cnei pupils and college who are
Following are the num-
Ders winch have been arranged:
fretuoe In A FI1t...........C Chopin
e. Gay GtdIey.
Song Of the Ploushman Rachman
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-28
Con1us Club Will !.
Glue Dinner.D Dance

Somewhat in contrast to the usual
cot1Hons which the Comus club have
Eiven IN their two former parties, h
the dinner dance. which the club has
announced nov Monday evening, Feb
formal appointments Is to be given
IN the Dacotah hotel. hours TO Sc
from 9 to 2 O'clock. Cyril DykS
Page and Raymond EUll$a6. mesnbefp
of the. entertainment committees WW1ll
be II. charge. s
This affair mxrh the last Of the
Corhus club PARTIES ~ arranged for
the year, although It is rumored chat
members Of the club are loathe to
close their season which has been
S HsS : p nos.,h1s ana merry one, ana
affairs later in the season. Y