Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-23
PUPILS GIVE GOOD
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM

Orchestra. Patriotic Melody.-Ascher
FIT. Quartet In, Stately Meas
Yvonne Lonftin, Margaret Gallagher,
,Hilda Urlab. Lillian Phelan.
FIT. Solo. Perfect Melody. -. O'Hara
Kathleen McCrath.
Violin Solo, Alteration. 80. .Borowski
George Pitts.
PIT. Duet, Taps ........a .Enselman
Oscar Martinson, Edward Sheehy.
J Reading
"a The Bravest Battle. 49,. Miller
% Cause for Complaint, Selected
Juliette Robillard.
PIT. Solo, Dance Of the Slaves
Angelina Dasher.
Trio. Witches Flight ....... Russell
Eileen HorEan, Constance Myers,
Rita Ryder.
Pft. Solo, March of the Tpouba-,
Ethel Heller.
Violin Duet
(a) Serenade ......... Schubert
Co La Cinquantaine. .Saint-Saens
Blanche Deary, Marie Filteau.
Pit. Solo, Tarantelia in d Minor
Meyers
Dorothy Ward.
Pit. Solo, Spring Showers..... Fink
Ethel Paletz.
~ uS-" . .a.
(a> Song OF the Waves. Moos
b) My Old kentucky Home Foster
Helen Norman, Cecilia Nestor. Verne
| MacGresor, Hazel Dearr, Laura
Nuss, Blanche Deary. Margaret
Thacker, Catherine Trepanier, Marie
Filteau.
PIT. Solo, Lullaby ...........crosse
Clara Hargei.
Louise Malo. Philett. weber.
PIT. Solo. Arhutus Davis
Catherine Trepanier.
Dialogue, A Backward Child Selected
Grace Miller. Ethel MacGowan.
Pfh Solo, Melody ........ Crosse
Pose Merbs.
* Dorothy Merbs.. hose Merbs.
Quartet, Turkish March 49,. Mozart
Josephine Lynch, Helen Norman,
Catherine Trepanier. Grace Miller.
Orchestral numbers by the st.
James orchestra added much to the
evenings program. The personnel of
the orchestra follows:
First Violins-Misses Marie Filteau,
Beatrice Butts, Blanche Deary, Lucille
Boyle. Ruth GreeninE and George
Pitts.
Second Niolins-Misses Della Sup
ernant, Margaret kneber, and Messrs.
Paul Brown and Frederick Kerian.
Clarinet-HaZel Lyons.
Saxaphone-Jean Lyons.
Trombone-Ethel Lyons.
Cornet-Wallace Butler.
Dru1n-Clayton Cassidy.
Accom- panist-Irene Smith.
Miss Elizabeth O'Gorman was
chosen president Of the Business and
Professional Women's chorus at a
special meeting Of the club held on
| "VlnSaAv AunNinu IN ihN (NAAa ~ Hrin1
club. Other ofncers of the chorus.
elected at this. fime, were: Vice
president, Miss Margaret Lelnrn, and
secretary and treasurer. Miss Stella
German. Misses Elsie Brown and Olga
Anderson eere appointed members Of
the arrangements committed.
The meeting of the Business and
by Miss MedOra Knox, president. at
which the membership contest which
is now in progress was discussed. A
supper served at $3.50 o'clock opened
the meeting.
A W~ashington's birthday party was
enjcyed in the Guild hall on Tuesday
evening by the Jolliers' club. Hours
We're from 1880 to IL O'Clock and
throughout the evening excellent
music was furnished for dancing. The
decorative effects were symbolic, Of the
season and there were some interest
ing patriotic features Introduced on
the program.
McElroy's Flower Shop, original
corsages, cut flowers fresh every
morning. Funeral designs. Come 10
McElroy's; 4eS DeAers avenue. Phone
l''''--AaV' s. * \
Mrs. C. NJ. Warner has issued invi-
tn tinnS ft,r y h,i1 80 "a ha Cixvoy, II, ha,.
home, 121 Vernon e Saturday
afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Il. T..
Mi,!s of Minot. There will be three
tables. .yn. g.
.l.s. Mills will be remembered by
Grand Forks residents as Miss Grace
Brynjolfson. who formerly made her
noAnr here. While in The city Mrs.
OF Mrs. Warnel> and Mrs. Cleveland
Bundle, 21S North Sixth street.
The ladies' Ut section one Of st.
Pauls Guild will meet on Thursday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. G. y.
Barnes, 1903 South Fourth street, and
all members have been invited to the
meeting. The hostess will b. assisted
throughout the afternoon by Mrs.
Ransom Barnes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. LAssel Of Fargo
were out # town guests At the George
Washington dinner-dance in the Ma
sonic temple last evening. Mr.. and
: I.Saci formerly resided in Grand
Forks.
The Past Noble Grand association
will meet on Thursday afternoon in
the home OF Mrs. +. r. harrison, 312
North Fourth street. All members
are invited to the meeting.
DR.. and Mrs. r. ID. Campbell. 1873
South Sixth STREET have as their house
guest, Miss Annie Campbell Of Winni-
eral weeks.
l. In compliment to a number OF
:alumnae, who returned to the an,pu
for Founders day. Pi chapter Of AL
pha Phi ave q luncheon at the house.
at I O'Clock on Tuesday. Miss Grace
Dunlap and Miss FLORENCE Harrison of
Michigan, \. D.: and Miss Marjorie
Caasel Of Hope. n. d., were honor
guests.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend" the hot supper to
be served by the ladies OF the Ply
mouth Congregational Guild on Thurs
day evening. Serving will commence
! at 5:45 o'clock in the church dining
room and will continue until all guests
have been taken care OF.
At ) O'Clock in the %fternoon, the
regular meeting Of the Guild is to be
held and all members are urged to be
present.
Miss Ethel Anderson Mas hostess
last evening to the Tuesday Thread
and Thimbie club al her home, s07
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