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The New York herald., 1921-04-19
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Booth wnllan

ARMSTRONG. Entered into rest on Sunday.
April II, 1921 l, Andrew ~. beloved husband
~ Lconora $. Armstrong Funeral at
Its late residence. 3a2 Upper Mountain
av Upper Montcialr. n. j.. on wednes-
day. April 20, al y. NJ. Train leaves
Jersey City, Erie X. r.. at =. VI. In
terneut at convenience of the family.
BECKER. R.--Suddcnly, on Friday. April III,
1921, Rt Wernersyille, Pa, John FL be-
loved husband of katha rine Becker (nee
uilmer), N his T4th year. Relatives and
friends. also Copernicus Lodge. No. 5f5
II. & A. NJ. New York Arion. Liedar-
krnn1. also Brooklyn Arior, +. T.. Turn
Nerain Germanla club ana ofhcrs ARE M
tltcd re- attend funeral services al hi4 late
residence. Gs0 RushwiCk av.. Brooklyn. oil
Tuesday evening April 10. Al o'clock
Please omit flowers.
LttfI.M ET.-DN SUNDAY, Npril NJ, CNrif.
tianc Buiwinkel (nce Hcdemaunl beloved
wife 0f the late Charles u. Buliwlutci
aud mother Of william ~. Rullwinkel in
hor Esd year. Relatives and friends are
respectfully Invited 10 attend the funefa,
services nj her late residence, 400 West
t2Ilb st. on Tuesday cvennR. April 10.
az o'clock. intcrment private.
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DINNERS TO PRECEDE
KNICKERBOCKER BALL
Noted Persons to Attend Ho-
tel Ambassador Opening.

Persons prominent IN the social. civic
and philanthropic life OF New York, as
well as many visiting diplomats here for
the unveiling of the Simon Bolivar sta
tue to-day. VIII be in evidence tonight
Mt the Father Knickerbocler ball which
marks the opening Of the new Hotel
Ambassador. The proceeds OF the ball
wiz be used for the City History Club
OF which Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn h
president. Mrs. Hepburn win receive
tho ball guests, assisted by Mrs. Vincent
Astor and Miss Juliana Cutting.
One of the several dinners before
the ball will be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Merwin X. Lee OF f05 East Fifty-fifth
street, who have just returned from
Atlantic City.
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NOTES or THE THEATRES.

David RelaEco has obtained ,he American
rights TO Sacha Guitry'a latest play, "The
cess of Parts IL deals with 3 Russian
noble reduced hy the Boishevists rs = POSI-
sion AZ professor ~ languares. whose royal
courtesy clears up tangled romance
Charles Brnrham uaherrd in the final
two weeks of Good Times" III thc Hippo
drone yesterday with new features IN the
valley of Dreams and The Land ~ Hap.
pnces'' scenes.
81 tho echOoirOor1 eevue or TIP 'rOp'' uAa
iui fydueed last night AZ the Globe Theatre.
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A. BIGELOW FAINE'S
DAUGHTER ENGAGED
VIII Become Bride Of NelO
ton c. Wade.

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Frances Paine, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bigelow Paine OF Lawrence
Park. Bronxville, y. Y, to Mr.. Newman
Chaffee Wade Of Rutland. VT
Miss Paine was graduated in 1917
and Immediately enlisted in war work
and served nearly two years overseas as
French interpreter with the Signal
Corps. Mr.. Wade was in service all
through the north and east of France
as captain in the Motor Transport Corps.
and is now connected with the American
Bureau OF Trade Extension in Wash
ington.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
MOVIE MADE ron CHARITIES

a four reel motion picture entitled
''The Vineyard OF tho Lord" has been
completed by the Catholic Charities OF
the Archdiocese Of New York and will
eo exhibited in the next two woeks In
each OF the 302 parishes comprising the
archdiocese TO aid Catholic charities
week. April "a to 30. during which all
Catholics will be asked to renew the
pledge OF support made last year. when
more than S960,000 was raised.
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scHipA NoT At METROPOLITAN.

II was learned yesterday that Tito
schipa. tenor Of the Chicago Opera. has
not been engaged TO follow Nine CALI
Curci and Titta Ruffo Of that company
into the Metropolitan. as printed on
Sunday. Il was said ~ the Mctropoli-
tan that Mr. Gatti-Casazza is not III
negotiation with the Italian singer. who
" under contract with the Chicago COM
papy-.
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MARSHALL NJ. kIRKMAN.

CHICAGO, April 1S.--Marshall NJ. Kirk
man, 79, former vice-president OF the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad.
died at a hospital to-day following a
stroke of apoplexy. Mr.. Kirkman spent
fifty-two years in the railroad business.
and was recognized as an authority on
railroad subjects Among his books were
The Science OF Railroading" and "The
Primitive Carriers"
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NURSES BENEFIT ARRANGED.
Concert Thursday 10 Endow Room
at womcn's Hospital.

The alumnm of The Training school
for Nurses Of the Womans Hospital
will give a benefit concert in Carnegie
Hall Thursday night. the proceeds 10 be
used to endow a room for sick nurses
The artists who will appear include
Nine Marie Narelle and her two dauEh-
ters. Rita Narelle and Kathleen Narelle I;
La jos Shuk. the 'cellist, and Louis T.
Fritze. flutist. Among the patronesses
are Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss james. Mrs. Frank l.. Polk, Mrs.
Finley J. Shepard and Mrs. n. 4. Alex
andcr.
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WALTER MURRAY.

Walter Murray, retired wholesale
meat dealer, died yesterday in his home,
105 West F'ifty-fourth street. He was
born in Ireland eighty-four years ago.
lie was in business at Washington
Market for fifty years. retiring about
six years ago. He was Captain OF the
National Guard Cavalry. Troop A, from
1873 to 1880 He leaves two sons.
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CAPT. BROADhURST WEDS.
Son Of Theatrical Producer Mar
ricS Miss Jacauelina Harrah.

Capt. Basil Broadhurst, son or George
Broadhurst. dramatist and producer.
and general manager of his fathers en-
terprises. married Miss Jacquelina Har-
rah in Greenwich. Conn, last Saturday.
A. L. Meade, justice of the peace, per-
formed the ceremony.
1t was learned yesterday that they
met year ago and that the bride is an
actress.
Capt. Broadhurst attended the Platts-
burg Training Camp and went overseas
as Lieutenant. winning his captaincy in
France
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IN M L M 0 RIAM i.

BOOTH.--In memory or devoted husband
William Booth. for many years a dealer
in fine woods az t3s Washington st., New
York city, who died April ~, 1920.
Phcbe Booth
DUFFY. Y.-AnnlverHar requiem mass for
Jane a. Duffy at the Church OF The
blessed Sacrament. West list st.. near
Broadway, on wednesday, April 20. at
4 A. NJ.
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ANSCN M. CLARK TO
WED MRS. LANGELOTH
viii Be Married Tomorrow
at Her Country Place.

1t became known last night at the
opera that Mrs. Valerie Langeloth,
widow of Jacob Langeloth, viii be mar
ried to Mr.. Anson M. Clark tomorrow
at WaI,hall, her country place in River
side. Conn.
Mrs. Langeloth mas long been a sub
scriber at the opera. for many seasons
having had stall box w. She inherited
a handsome fortune from her husband.
who died several years ago, and she is
the founder OF the Valerie Home, va
cation home for working girls.
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JOSEPH REINACH.

PARIS, April 1S-Joseph Reinach. for
mcr member OF the Chamber Of Deputies
and widely known writer on historical
subjects, died here to-day at the age Of
65 years. NJ. Reinach was the historian
OF the Dreyfus case
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OBITUARY.
PHILLIP VI. POWERS.

BosroN, April 1s.--Phillip NJ. Powers.
former correspondent Of the Associated
Press at Berlin, with the German army
and the American forces. died iIf hos
pital here tonight or tubercular menin-
gifts. He was graduated from Dart
mouth and came to Boston in 1910.
where he joined the staff Of the Boston
sunday Post. Later lie became 4 menu
Der Of the stan Of the Boston HeraM.
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BENJAMIN W. ROWE.

Benjamin w Rowe, one 81 the Oldest
and best known commission merchants
in Washington Market. died yesterday
in the office Of Roberts e. Co, $50 Cham
bers street. He was stricken while talk
ing TO a friend. His body was removed
TO his home, 40 West Seventy-third
street
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.MR. rIM PASSES ny. MOVES.

The sprightly comedy, "Ar. PIN
Passes BY" which had a succossful
career Of elk weeks in the Garrick The
ater. moved 10 Henry Mlller's Theatre
last night. under the direction OF The
Theatre Guild
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Mss rAIRcn,Lp coryc AnnoAp

Miss Frances Fairchild. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 7. &, Fairchild ~ New
York and Boston. viii sail tomorrow for
France on board the Olympic. This will
be Miss Fairchild's first trip abroad
since the outbreak OF the war. she hav-
ing volunteered as an ambulance driver
for the American Red Cross at that
time.
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HAMILTON L. HOPPIN.

Hamilton l.. Hoppin. a lawyer. died
yesterday in his 65th year. He was a
member of the Union and other clubs.
His home was in the Hotel Belmont
lie leaves his wife.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Between d2d AZ. and Columbia Uni
versity, black portfolio containing papers:
no value except 10 owner. $40 reward. III
East 45th.
LOST-Bank book, No. J627p4 Of the Emil
grant Industrial Savings Bank; payment
stopped Please return book TO bank. No. 81
Chambers ct
LOST-On the 9th av. IL" express 10 South
Ferry, Friday morning. leather portfolio;
reward. Return 10 Room 700, . Rector ST..
Nptt Work m
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B iR I HIS.

wARsHAUER.-Mr and Mrs. lack War
shauer, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, announce
tho birth of a son, April II.
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M A r r lie D.

--DCBSoN,-M n. r. Dohsor an
uounces the marriage - hcr daughter.
Wlnifred III. pobson. 10 Mr.. William
Wood, NJ Calvary Church, April - 1921.
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Beautiful Stage Pictures.


But If the mind was occasionally con-
fused and the car distressed BY the Ian
suage in which Michael Strange told
the story. there was only endless delight
- the eye. One picture OF rare lowell
ness followed another OF taste there
mad been an uncommon amount eX-
pended in devising the episodes ard
prodigality had realized Its suggestions.
Miss Barrymore, In her white wig.
her rocco frock of silver and brocade.
never looked SO lovely. Her chselled
beauty seemed more than ever unsur-
passable. Her movements were dstin-
euished and what emotions the role de-
manded were eloquently mirrored in her
classic features.
John Barrymore contributed 10 the
high aesthetic average OF the occasion
only by his slimy muscular figure. for
his face was so disguised TO counter
felt the disflguring scar that only his
profile kept its handsome regularity.
He acted what there was 70 be acted
which was an ardent response to a
scene OF undisguised solicitation-with
his usual Elasticity and eloquence OF
gesture. Miss Violet Kemble Cooper
played the supercilious duchess.
warmed into flame by the sadistic
touch or the clowns woong, with n
fine indication of aristocratic coldness
melting under the contact with a
strange love Miss Jane Cooper played
the blind girl with pretty pathos.
But "Claire de Lune" was at every
point most lovely 70 look at Whether II
was the formal garden Of the palace In
the twilight or liz BY the numerous fan
tastic lanterns that swung In the trees.
the sapphire blue walls of the Duchcss's
apartment. with is coral lacquer furni-
turc and towering scarlet candles and
the swan bed of antique gold lit Dy the
glowing apricot taffetas. there was only
a. every minute for the
optic nerve. II always had something
to gloat over. And u was not only the
that supplied this satisfac-
Son. There was human loveliness I'm
SO the strangcness and
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW fOah
Miss Angelica Gerry has returned
from Lake Delaware, =. Y, 10 2 Eas,
sixty-first street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Newbold lie Roy Edgar
returned yesterday from few days
stay al Tuxedo Park. \. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Averill Hartman
have returned 10 New York from over
hill, y. &.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernon :. Prentice will
sail FOR Europe tomorrow on board the
Olympic.
AIr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings will
give a dinner party tonight at their
home for their son. MI Brewster Jen-
nings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereux Milburn. who
start for London. England. tomorrow
by the Olympic. viii pass the summer
abroad.
Mrs Joseph b. Dickson has returned
to her apartment in the Vanderbilt
from California, where she had passed
several weeks.
Baron De Cartier de Marchenne, the
Belgian Ambassador arrived at the
Ritz-Carlton yesterday, to remain sew
eral days.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston Sea-
man are visiting Miss Martha Goldman
in Washington. ID. c., and will soon re-
turn to 247 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
win open their house at 80 East Sixty
ninth street this afternoon for the third
of series OF lectures on Dante by the
Italy-America Society.
The Hon. Miss Alice Hamilton
Graham and the Hon. Mrs. w. ].
Shaughnessy. daughter and niece Of
Baron Atholstan. have come from Mon
treal, Que, to the Ritz-Carlton, where
they will remain a week
Mrs Joseph Palmer Knapp has gone
to the Homestead Virginia Hot Springs.
where she will stay several weeks. This
summer Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp will occupy
their new villa in South ampton, which
has been designed by Mr.. John Russell
Pope. and until 1t is ready they will be
at Tenacre. their former summer home.
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DIED.

Armstrong. a. y. Jones, William r.
Becker. John r. Kane. Isabella
Bullwinkel, Chrlstiane NnhRnev. John r.
Chalmers. Julia ~. Meade. Catherine r..
Ciearnian Mary A. Murray Walter
Cormick, Thomas r. NcKenna. Theresa A.
Dollard, Patrick A. popc, sylvester,
Doyle. Joseph Prescott, Harriet n.
Eppstein. Abraham H. Ribiot Bland.na S.
Ftllcttc. n. q. R0ee BENJAMIN w.
Fuertes. Minnie II. Sherwood, Emma IL
Grant, Icthca Thomas. w. g..
Groh. Julia a. Trust. Edward. sr
Grossm8n. Simon Miedmhnr. A. RI. NJ.
Holm Isaac Weiner. Felix
Hoppin. Hamilton n. Milker3, Herman
Horton, Fablua a. Woodward Marg 7.
Jackeau MNry r.. Young. Ruth g.
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Mrs Dorothy Williams McCombs has
selected May 16 for her marriage to Mr..
Frederick Sterling. counsellor OF the
American Embassy az Paris, VINO has
been transferred to the embassy In
Peru. The ceremony will be performed
In the home OF Mrs. McCombs's mother,
Mrs John r. Williams. on Massachu-
setts avenue, and they will leave shortly
afterward for Peru.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

Representative anu Mrs. Fred A. Brit
ten have gone TO New York. Mrs. Brit
ten will sail for Europe on Wednesday
aboard the Olympic, Mr.. Britten joining
her later in the season. They will re-
turn in September.
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WASHINGTON.

Vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge were
guests last night at a dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbert $. Tabler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Long have
gone TO Hot Springs. Va, for short
sojourn.
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JeweIry.
a REWARD or 500

:
New York city.
Jeweiry.
a REWARD or $500
will be paid for the return OF gold carved
emerald brooch containing numerous small
diamonds. lost April II, at or between Rivoli
Theatre AMI East 22th 81, or IN taxi cse.
A REWARD OF 800
Will BE- paid for the return Of platinum bar
April 8. vicinity OF 5Tth *. MARCUS K co,
9TH az. and 41th 81.
LOsT-A diamond star pin, Monday, April
IS. between Charles st., 18th st. entrance 10
7th av. subway, express to 96th ST.. Goth 1T.
70 Amsterdam av., 20 92d St. 20 Central
Park West: reward. Telephone ost9 Chelsea.
LosT-Gong from $50 Park az. to IL W.
50th. solitaire diamond earring; liberal re-
ward no questions. 9i0 Park av.. apt. "a
6sf2 Lenox.
LoST-Reward for return or pearl rosa ~
10 gold locket: name of owner on cross.
Finder please communicate with Mrs. C c.
Ant 1910, Netherland Hotel.
LosT-Diamond bar pin. n subway, be-
reward II returned u owner, 140J Carroll st
BROOKLYN. T'hone Lafayette 1923.
LoST--Platinum diamond bar pin. Sunday
STEERS & MENlE. West Washington
LosT-namond loop earrings, either 38d ST..
Vanderbilt Hotel or 10th st.. between Park
and Madison avs, Friday evening" liberal
reward. WILLIAMS. Rhinelander oiS3
LoST-Sunday. April u, small platinum and
diamond wrist watch on black ribbon
liberal reward 1ith floor, 3ii Madison av..
LOST-Ovai platinum and diamond wrist
watch, reward; no Questions asked. Apt.
IA. 500 Park av.
LosT-Dlamond and sapphire pin oval
eral reward. Phone Plaza o54o.
81 900 REwARp-No QUESTIONS ASKED
Tor return Or information leading 70 the re-
covery of black silk handbag. containing
iewelry. left II black taXicab ~ Pennsylvania
=. ". y. ". CATTLE co, $40 9th av.
$500 REWARD.
no questions asked. for return OF diamond
engagement rims and diamond circle ring
Newark. s. J. A. Il. LEE & CO.. INC. 10
Wearing Apparel.
LosT-suitcase containing woman's and chill
cRossMsS R6Ss SCI Elton san0 ST. Brooklyn. sra % LS
eral reward.
LosT-Neckpiece, mink. . skins near fOs
East seth St.. late Sunday night. Finder
please call Murray I'LL SOS. Reward.
lfiSl--i VI pitD's Suhuay hlslts LYRIC lut-
atre Liberal reward. Phone RhineiandeF
2o76
LoSr-snturday evening. white feather
aigrcttes Return $50 Park av. Reward.
Cats, Dos. SC.
i I.OST-Gcrnan police dog answers name
Saho. male seen III Plaiufied and Vicin-
ity Sunday afternoon. II found kindly notify
u. r.. O'Rourke, Warrenvile. y. j. Tel.
oO5F3. Warrenvllle; liberal reward
LosT-wF14sII TERRiER: REWARD. l..
w. NOEL. 1870 EAST s0rH ST
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Cats, Dos. SC.

I.OST-Gcrnan police dog. answers name
Saho, male seen III Plainfied and yicin-
IT'S Sunday afternoon. II found kindly notify
T.. r.. O'Rourke, Warrenvilc. y. j. Tel.
2O5F3. Warrenyllle; liberal reward
LOST-wrf4SII TERRIER: REWARD. Il.
w. NOEI. 100 EAsT snrH ST
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a REWARD or $500
viii be paid for the return OF gold carved
emerald brooch, containing numerous small
diamonds, lost April II, at or between Rivoli
Theatre and East both ct. in taxi cBo
BLACK. STARR & FROST, 9TH az. and 18th
Mt
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@aber til @iitorical Goeietb.


Sriginalfopier al Sen of6eoe 8or=
gerfrigsbeteran, @totsmano og &u=
bliciit Sberit Sans Mottions @ripot=
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:@frS. 2l1tb Saeeer etpet Minneiot1
5iitorical Sicietp. Set er Brebe
til bans &nitru, meoens 9ber5ter1
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gin1ent / 8orgerfriger. -genere b1ep
@attion 5agf6rer og ottib / &olitif,
fnngeren6e 1om Sefreter for eta
tens Observation-Disclosures .og
bar / tire Serminer @totsfefretpr.
9an n%6nanore6e fra Sperige til
Mmerifa,i 1851.
&iitorical Societp bar oeiao nplig
mootaget iom @ape fra @iis Mnna
g. Spates, ct. Saul, Ell @aqboq
og o1tore interesiante &apirer efter
Yaitor @aml1el Spates, ser / mango
Nar bar Misiioner blan6t Gbippe=
1patn6ianerne.
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br'1gs<, 9anolnge=, Meoici11= oe I'm
oerbisnings =Mfoelingerne bill ser BIZ
be unoerbi1t / for1fellige Sag. &e=
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uoietninger for at bore meo. Cont
mer ifoleorbeioet bil blipe onerfienot
pao famine Maa6e font Mrbei6e i
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terne fan regiitrere for nj Eimers
Mrbeioe.
S Minneiota Union pil ser blipe
ifoffet tire MooPtioer og andre Be-
fpemmeli9be6er for Mnn6. Sbeplin
Sail pil boloes aaben for &biroer.
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9Qnif Ganalerer.

ST. @artbin 6. @rpbe1ien, banif
@anglGrer, tom fra Seem Sort og
boiatte fig ber / Minncapolis for
nogle Moane6er ii6en. San bar fit
Gtl,oio bco 8roofs 8ia11o Company,
ii. ct. & Marquette Mbe., bpor
ban giper l1noerbisning l. Gang.
@a11 CT / SEN forte Gio blebeu me-
get anerfien0t lom 8aSianger og
finger Solopartier be6 mango &o1n=
certer. 5aale6es ifa1 ban iDnge beo
Nor6men6enes Songforenings 1tore
&oncert @orgen (6re6og) Mften
/ Sliber @rcsbpterion Strife, 8loom=
ington 9be. & 81. @f. g. @an
ifal ligleoes 1Dnge beb 6e to 1tore
&o1certer, fom Sc ifanoinobiife
Sangforeninger bill gibe til 6or6eI
for Sc br1ngerlioen6e 8ern / europa.
Om bisie &oncerter mere / neite
l1ge,
ST. @reben1en bor u66annet fig
/ 9iten. San er Spn al @altor 6.
Brbbenier1, iom / mango Mar bar
&r91t / Sen 6orene6e 6onife Strife,
men I'LL er Street, / @igrring, 9an=
mart. SIR. &rpbenien Dor 1920
@icollet @be. &an fpnger bber
@enoag / sem 1tore Metooiltfirfe
paa @ennepin Mbe. 9erfor er Ser
lite n1egen l16iigt til, at ban tan,
ipnge % Danife. Men ber BAN
be6 Sc n9brfe &oncerter.
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Tpolelsba9.

S Snsoags (13. MpriD feireo'
Ners. g. Srgemam lin 6po1elsoo(
1om @grtin6e for mango @initer
Der aflagbe bcnoe 8e1pg ben6eE
Siem, bpor Ser altio CT bpggelig'
90 go6t at fomme.
Sm Mftenen oeltog 6poielsoogs:
barnet / ct. Heoers oonlfe Menig
BEDS Marsmgoe / &irfens 6oriam;
ingsial, bpor bun blep gienpolg1
JON forreiponoerenoe 5efreter
Renigbeoens 8eltprelie.
&eo IT efterfelgen6e bDggeligt
8affebor6 bleb ser oberraft Mrs.
Sngemarm en- me9et flor og u6mer=
frt imuf 8lomiterbrfet. Menigbe,
oe1s Gormano Martin bolot en- lille
9nle og %lpfenifeoe Mrs. Sngema11r
nne6 Gaf for benoes Mrbei6e / Me=
7igbe6en.
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ct. 6lapforet fra Monbfieb College, Mimn,
ipm aap en- iuxcsfulo apmcert / ct. SAUL Mmbtuunm fMe Man6aa Mfeu.

St. Paul havde en- festlig Stund
Mandag Aften, da vi havde Beseg af
Minnesotas bedste Sangforening, St.
Olafkoret fra Northefld College.
Mango havde kanske hort Diet eclebre
Kor for; men de feste mulig like.
Dog enten man havde hort Diet for ell
Ter like, saa var man alligevel sikker
paa at opleve en- festlig Sangaften.
Og Diet fix man.
Under sin dygtige Dirigent, F. Me-
lius Christensen, CAV Koret en- splen-
did Prove paa, hvad Diet duer til og
underholdt T%ilhererne i ca. 2 Timer
med dejlig Tonekunst udf6rt med
splendid Teknik og verdig Anstand.
bet Wide fore for langt med o
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GDnnbbe 2oge go. 5.

9etre al @orge bolot fit regulGs
re me6e Man6ag Mften Sen lite
Ipril. 2ogen Meoer anoe,t og fier.
Be Ma1i6ag / Maane6en paa Sb3
6ellom &all, 1856 @eit @intb st.,
ct. @o1>l.
Han iioite Mp6e, toges in6 i r1pe
Meo!en1ner og hi boabcr flcre Til
fon1r1e % bore n1e6 os, 2ogen er /
goo ita;1b boa6e bba6 Me6lenmer
% &asiels angoor. @or / oct iiolte
bait en feel Del fpge Meblenm:er,
at Dpilfet Sc f1eite 0og M, CT paa
8%ebringens Sci.
Sc nm inomel6te Meolemn1er er:
Mrs. Mgnes 9rage, Mrs. 9lnna
Mmeien, Mrs. @iloo Slien % Miis.
@olpeig 81 er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-15
Kirker og F%oreninger.

6ST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
K1RKE, Hjernet at Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste, hver s9n-
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hver
anden Sandag. Spndagsskole hver
Sandag XII. 9.15: norske og en-
gelske Klasser. BGnnemdder
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 / Kir~
. kens Basement.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans OF Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver: S9n-
dag Form. ri. IL. Sdndagsskole XII.
CHRISTK1RKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, HORNET at Park
og University Avenue. GudstJe-
neste hver Sendag, engelsk XII.
1890. norsk XII. 1880 Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOL
D1GHEDsKIRKE, HORNET af
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S6ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.3O Aften. Sdn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
KIRKE. Hjafnet af Broadway OF
ID. St., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som f0lger: Pradiken Sendag Form.
ri. 1880. Aften RI. 7.45. ing.
Folks Epworth Liga: Sendag Aften
ri. 7.45; iter@rt Mode de ire fgrste
Tirsdage j Maaneden. Bannemgde
liver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, m9der 1ste og 3die
Mandag / Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth St.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. S D6TRE AT
NORGE, mbder 2den og 4de Man
dag | Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 156 w. Ninth St.
H. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
B. s., mdder 1ste og 3die Fredap j
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
HI. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN HAABET mGder
Eden og Ode Torsdag i Name
den paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
FORENINGEN r"DANMARKS DOT
RE" mdder 2. og 4. Tirsdag paa
Minnehaha Hall.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAABv md.
der 2. og 4. Ldrdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, Hi. af st. Peter OF 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs SON.
NER'a at D. 8. D. f, msder /. OF 3.
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
~. at St. Peter og 9TH Streets
"ELEONORA CHRISTINE LoGE
mr.. SO. D. 8. s.. m6der ,1ste Or
og 3die onsdag ] Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall. 1856 w. 9th st.