Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-03
Will Sing Cantata
on Sunday, March z

The! choir Of the Bethany Lutheran
church. will sing Rossini's "Suabaf
Mater on Sunday evening. March u,
according to Mr.. David lStoeve, cho-
rus director. Rehearsals are being
held Regularly under Mrs. Stoves
direction and the chorus, which has
been heard in Grand Forks o a
number Of memorable occasions is
expected to do some Of its best work
in this cantata.
Ingolf Grtndeland, tenor, of War
rem, Mimi, will be among the solo
lists and as his appearance in Grand
Forks q year ago occasioned much.
praise, his return is being awaited
with interest by q large circle of mu-
sically interested people. With Mr.
Grindeland. other soloists are Miss
Anna Bridston, first soprano; Mis-
Gudrin Hulteng and Miss Cora Eric
SON, second soprano; MISS Myrtle
Rysstad. contralto, and r. Lunseth.
baritone. With the exception Of Mr..
of the Bethany choir and capable Of
doing credit to their parts.
Miss Camilla Hofto will be at the
piano for accompaniment. -.
Another series of leap ear dances
on this years party calendar. is to
take place this evening in the Knights
of Columbus hall. The Young La
dies Social club Of st. Michael's'
church are in charge, Of the. affair
and have arranged many attractive
features. On the dance program
there will be- a number Of moonlight
chestra will play the program from
9 to 12 o'clock.
The social committee of the Ma
sonic fraternity will give an informal
dance Thursday evening, February s..
in the Masonic temple. Dancing will
begin at 9 O'Clock. continuing until
dance program The committee in
charge OF the affair includes Casper
O.. Olson. w. H. Alexander, ]. z.
Turner, r. s. Kinnan and George H.
Wilder. All Masons and their fam
lilies are invited.
Mrs. Robert Henry with her. little
for Chicago to meet her mother Mrs.
G.. 5R. jacob, and they will go to San
Diego for the remainder of the win
ter. Mrs. jacob has been visiting in
Chicago with her daughter, Miss
Ruth jacob. in training at the Mich
ael Rees hospital. MI. Henry, who
has been visiting his family here, re-
turned Monday evening to Winnipeg,
and expects to 60 to California later
in the month.
The Business and Professional
Women's club will meet this evening
at 6 o'clock in the Y. w. c. "A. dining
rooms Following supper Miss Alice
Bruce Palmer Of Fargo, director of
woman's work for the Near East re.
lief campaign In North Dakota will
give a talk. Mrs. ]. N. Black,,sclub
president, will preside at the meet
ing and all members are urged to at
tend.
The Triple Links club will entertain
at a theater party o. Wednesday We
Johnson, a bride of this month. The
guests will include only members of
the club and after the theater the
guests will be taken to Blacks Japan
ese tea room for lunch.
Miss Glenna Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Johnson, 522 Cot
tonwood street, is to be married on
February Is to E. c. Johnson of
| Warren, MINI.
The Ladies' Aid society of. the
Swedish Lutheran, church will meet
on-Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK
! in the church parlors. Mrs. o. S
. Hanson will be the hostess for the
afternoon and all members Of the
l Aid and their friends have been in
! vited to attend. 81
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Cooperman
of Mimic, who have been visiting
. over the last weekend as the house
guests of Mrs. C~ooperman's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Max RaIbinovich, $40
University avenue, returned to their
home in Mimic this morning.