Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-07
TWO ARTISTS IN
JOINT RECITAL

-~S ~ Nol 11AA CClAACS olAN
contralto respectively, will appear in
q Joint recital at the First Methodist
church on Friday night They will be
v presented by Wesley College as h
~ nrst of the artists to be brought here
Ior$the annual artists course.
Both are musicians holding distin-
sutshed places in this country and
abroad. They will give This program:
@a MIC Fernando. ....... .DOntzettt
Miss Yer Haar
1aaas.o .Iartini
Etnde eee con NJ ...fsame
$3.50. chopin-Glazownow
~ Miss Pope
: I Wept, Beloved. .......... Hue
Crepsicule ............ .Massenet
Du Sofverblott .Lundvek
The Lark Now Leaves His Wat'ry
Miss Yer Haar
Variations on a Rocco Theme....
Miss Pope
In Ny Gondola.. >Clark
Orentale !. Bauer
The Cocoon Romance ...... OHara
Pipe Out Ye Flutes. ....... .Gostley
Miss Yer Haar
W A Deserted Farm. ........MacDowell
The Song OF a ........Vera Pope
.rN HiAO -. .. - oRPSA
Miss Pope
Iona Barrons at the piano.
District No. s Of the Methodist Aid
noon at the home of Mrs. George M.
Kennedy, 1410 Cheyenne avenue. Mrs.
Otto Fillmore and Mrs. Thomas Earl
will be the hostesses.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor A. Nolan.
Aawhose marriage occurred at Crook
ston on Sunday, are here to visit for
a few days at the home Of Mrs No
lan's brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A.. Fraser, 41s North
Fourth street.
Mrs. Nolan was Miss Virgil Fraser,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.: G. Fra
ser Of Crookston. The, marriage took
place at the Christian church Sunday
noon. After their visit here Mr.. n
Mrs Nolan will return to Crookston
to reside.
The North Dakota Danes will meet
80 on Wednesday at the home Of Mrs A.
= H. Yoder. 1877 Reeves Mrs.
Paul J. Davis will be the assisting
hostess. "
Mrs. E. j. Densrnore is entertaining
the Monday bridge club at her home
this afternoon.
The women Of St Mary's church
will serve a turkey supper in the
church dining room on Tuesday night,
November 8. beginning at s. o'clock.
They will be prepared to serve 700
persons. The menu will include all
the fixing that go with q complete
- turkey dinner, n the committee in
charge hat he food will
all be home cooked.
"A .shorvnu% h1peas ~ rarfv will
be given by the Pro-Cathedral club in
the lower auditorium&o o st. Michael's
church Thursday evening, Nov. los A
cordial invitation to attend is extehd-
ed to I'll who ws',h are intslssts = !. rf Tne
charge includes Mr.. n Mrs. J. j.
Dunlap. Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Lyons.
MI. and Mrs. T: p. McElroy and Mr..
and Mrs, Ed. o'Keefe:
:, Miss Gladys Jacobson. who was q
L. pupil of Miss Nella Kingsoury Of the
" expression department at Wesley COL
lege, and who graduated last spring.
has Joined the White Bureau OF Bos-
ton, and is entering lyceum work.
Miss jacobson is p talented reader
and her work here brought her be-
fore the public a great e
The University of North Dakota R.
O. T. c.. will give the first Of a series
OF dances In the university drLlOIy
on Saturday night, November 18th.
- Dancing will begin at 1880 IND on
tinue through until 1880 o'clock. The
affair will be informal, but programs
will be used.
A committee having the social af-
fairs Of the organization in charge
that a series of parties
have been planned.
Mrs. J.. A. Poppler will be the hos
IS for the first Of the Cotllion club
parties, which is to take place on
wednesday. November %, Thanksgiv-
ing eve. Appointments suggestive of
the. Thanksgiving se0so have been
planned by Mrs.. Porpler.
2 Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Guy
l.. Ireland and Mrs. Cyril Dyke Page.
e. s. L'Esperance viii lead the Cotil-
lion figures.
Guests for twenty-one tables at
tended the afternoon. bridge given
Saturday by the younger women Of
st. Marys altar society. Mrs. Emil
w~ineEarten OF Fargo was the winner
Of the hrst honors, and Mrs. c. E.
lAxier won The second favor.
Following the games light refresh
ments were served by the committee
in charge.
Yesterdays affair is the hrst Of a
y series of afternoon bridge parties
which the young women of st. Mary's
a1tor ao~fAtv will rive .gWb at ~.