Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-10
Soprano
Here April 20

Miss Myrna Sharlow. prima donna
soprano, will sing in Grand Forks on
April 20, instead of April % as was
announced. Miss Sharlow of
the Chicago Grand Opera association
is coming here as the last number OF
THE artists course and will appear in
concert in the Methodist church.
An interesting article appearing in
the Chicago American recentlyj tells
of the successful appearance OF
Madame Sharlow in Romeo and
Juliet" when she was permitted to
sing one of the most grateful as well
as one Of the most difficult and i'm
portant female roles in the opera cur
riculum-replacing Yvonne GAN who
was i~ndisposed.
Herman Devries, music critic of tho
Chicago American, said, In the nrst
! two acts. Miss Sharlow made upon me
at least a most favorable impression.
| First of all she wins ar advance suff-
rage by the charm and winsomeness
of her personal appearance"
Tickets for the Sharlow recital may
be obtained at the Poppler Piano Co.
or from any member Of the Thursday
Musicalrclub. -
DR.. and Mrs. j. s. Baasen, 433
North Third street, entertained at a
| lukSIAeOl IL tAlC4 otl A4ANoS Nv
ming following the Elks' party. The
affair was given in honor of their
guest, Mrs. e. Merrill of st. Paul.
Mrs. Raymond S. DeMund was
hostess to a small company on Friday
afternoon in Mrs. Merril's, honor and
there have been a number of other
affairs for her this week.
Mrs. Merrill expects to return to
her home Sunday noon.
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The Workfellowship committee Of
the Y. w. c. A. viii be in charge Of
the regular Sunday evening vesper
services in the Y. w. c. A. parlors
this week, Miss Ann kaufman, chair
man, arranging the program. South
America will be the theme Of the
program. Geographical points Of in
Healy, the women will be described
by Miss Katherine. Whitley and MiA
Hester Camp Will tell of the religion
of these far away peoples.
Following the program the. girls re-
serve corps number 4 will contribute
some musical numbers and later they
will serve refreshments.
At an informal grand-nolo party
given by Mr.. Inc Mrs. o. A. Anderson
in their home, 610 Chestnut street, on
Friday, evening high scores were
awarded to I. K. Ahlroth and Mrs. e.
A. Getchell. There were guests for
three tables and at the close Of the
evening Mrs. Anderson served dainty
refreshments. Assisting her were
Mrs. L. Peterson and Miss Clara
kHusdon.
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On Monday evening the Kappa
Alpha Theta Alumnae club is to meet
at the home Of Miss Grace Loughin,
313 North Seventh street, for a regu-
lar meeting. All members are in.
vited to the meeting. w..
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Mrs. Phil NJ. Golden, 220 Vernon
avenue. with her children, Phillip
Eugene and Rose Mary, are spending
the week with Mrs. Golden's mother
in Larimore. Mr.. Golden left today
for Larimore to visit over Sunday
with his family. e.
Brooklyn Boulevard avenue, Eas'
Grand Forks, the engage
ment n approaching marriage Of
their eldest daughter, Freida Ella, Il
John Bernard Busch, also of that city
The wedding is to be an early spring
event n will occur the latter part o.
the month.
> The bride-elect is we'll known. botf
} in this city n in East Grand Forks
and she is a graduate Of the Eas
Grand Forks high school, Mr.. Buscf
is a prominent business man of tina:
city, serving for some time as watel
and light commissioner.