Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-22
YOUNG PEOPLE TO
SPONSOR CONCERT

"A sacred concert will be given We'd
nesday evening, March 20, in the par
Tors OF the Lutheran Bible School,
BELMONT avenue, to which the general
public has been extended a cordial in
v1tation: The concert is to be given
lutheran Church Young Peoples
sbciety, and the proceeds will be used
for musical equipment for the society.
The program which is to open at
1880 o'clock contains in some Of it's
numbers some interesting readings,
vocal n instrumental numbers all
of which have been prepared under
the direction of A. NJ. Bridston. This
is the program as announced:
Opening selection. ..... String Band
Devot:onals-A
Selection. ........... String Band
Vocal numbers Ladies' Chorus
(a) Lead Kindly Light.
tb) Shine Through the Darkness.
Reading. ......... Arthur Nelson
Vocal selection. Male Chorus
(a) Jeg err en- Seller.
CO.. The Two Cities.
Short Talk. MI. 4. Seglen
&. (a) Lord the Most. Holy.
a 90 The House That Stood the
Storm.
Selections. 80. Bible School Orchestra
Mrs. w. H. W1therstine was hostess
Monday afternoon in her home, 812.
Eighth avenue, to the Entire Nous
club. Three political questions Of the
day were taken up during the course
of the afternoons program, and Mrs.
"A. w. Dennis who had the program
in charge, gave a paper on 1.-THE
Treaties of the Panama Canal" Mrs.
T.. P. Rutherford gave an interesting
contribution on THE Question of the
Philippine Islands" and Mexico" was
the topic Of Mrs. l.. c. H~arrington's
paper.
There followed a social hour after
the program, and Mrs. witherstine
served a dainty luncheon.
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Friends of Miss Grace Young will
be interested in knowing hat she is
rapidly recovering after an operation
for appendicitis. Miss Young is in a
local hospital but will probably be re-
moved to her home on Wednesday.
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Maple Leaf Rebekah lodge will
hold a regular meeting this evening
in the Odd Fellows hall at 1880
o'clock. All members are urged to
attend. Nellie Bahlke, N. G.; Agnes
Rudser. secretary.
An interesting n large meeting
of the Grand Forks Business and
Professional Woman's club was held
last evening in the Commercial club
rooms. There were overs for some
n hundred members and friends at
the supper served at $50 o'clock in
the club dining room and following
the supper a program Of fun was
enjoyed.
The first division was in charge
Of the evenings entertainment and
games and contests were prominent
features. The meeting night of the
club was changed to the second Mon
day of the month.
Mrs. J. F. White, All Franklin av-
enue, returned on Monday evening
from Minneapolis where she has spent
the last ten days as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. McInerney. Mr.. and
Mrs. McInerney formerly made their
home in Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wenner, 1872
Cottonwood street, have as their
house guest this week Miss . Ruby
Griedler, a teacher in the public
schools of Crookston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wenner are also entertaining William
3. Watson of Minneapolis as their
guest for an indefinite time. Mr..
Watson has recently become manager
of the Strand theater here and will
establish his home In Grand Forks.
Mrs: Watson expects to join her hus-
band later. =.
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A splendid meeting OF the Factory
and Laundry Girls club was held on
Monday evening in the community
house nursery. Y. NJ. c. A. with Miss
Margaret A.. Anderson as club leader.
= ere was the regular business ses-
sion during the fore part of the ey-
ming, followed by the social hour.