Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-15
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Meeting Of Music
Council Saturday

There has been a special meeting
called for Saturday morning az ~
o'clock in the Dacotah hotel pariors'
of the district council OF the state
Federation. all officers of the state
federation and members Of the board
81 the Thursday Musical clue, a
branch Of the state federation. I'M
portant matters relative to the work
Of the music federation during the
coming year will be discussed. n
luncheon is to be given in honor OF
the visiting guests following tho
meatdns.
fairs have bee arranged In compll-
ment Of the visiting musicians ana
music patrons who are in the CITY lot
the state and district contests TO-DAY
and tomorrow.
This evening Prof. and Mrs e. H.
wilcox are entertaining at dinner
Mrs. y. A. Jardine OF Fargo. president
Of the North Dakota Federation OF
Music clubs, Mrs. J. A.. Poppler OF
Grand Forks a member OF n state
board and h judges OF the con.
tests, who are Or. Rhys-Hcrbert OF
Minneapolis. DR.. Franklin Shaw OF
Cornell college Carlton Cummings OF
New Eneland conservatory Of music
BOSTON, e. w. Mountain of Parsons
college, Iowa.
Musically Interested residents OF
Grand Forks are given an unusual
opportunity to hear somethlns
worth while In the state and district
music contests this afternoon and eve.
ming and Saturday afternoon and
evening at Corwin hall. some OF the
very best talent in Grand Forks wal
compete for honors, and the prizes
are well worth striving for.
49, ID.
Mrs, John B. Cooley and Miss Mar
Haret Kelly Cable entertained tnfor'
mally this afternoon at a tea In MRS
Cooley's home. A02 Almont avenue
Hours were from 3 to 5 O'Clock
Guests were persons taking Work IN
the ceramics department at the uni.
versity, of which Miss Cable is the
head and all Of those now in the city
who formerly took work in the de
p%artrlent.
One OF the interesting things of the
afternoon was the inspection OF tht
very attractive fireplace which Mrs
Cooley has in her home. the tile o.
which she made while working in tn
ceramics department nde MS:
were also made in the department
and were the center of considerable
attraction.
Mrs.. G. c. Finch and Mrs clar
snce e. Ladd are giving the secont
of q series Of afternoons at brldg,
today, in Mrs. Finch's home. Is
Reeves ven The first Afternoon
Wis given yesterday. when a groul
of women was entertained. Favor
for the high o at bridge yester
day went to Mrs. julius f. Bacon an
Mrs. Myron Bacon;
Mrs. Otto Cas Of Minneapolis, VIII
with her little son Robert. have bee,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.. E
Hiler, 400 South Sixth street. Eat
Grand Forks. will leave Saturda
morning for Erskine to spend som
time at her old home. "Iakesid
farm" Mrs. cass (Pearl Hiler)
en- route to Minneapolis from b.
nnafck where she has been with NJ
Cass who is doing temporary gov
eminent work there.
Among tho Fargo people who hav
come to Grand Forks to tai part !
the state music contest today are Mr.
Frank Temple and Misses Dora Dye
verna Bole, Eloise Rowan, Marv'
Larson and Clarence Dragert: st.
dents Of Fargo college and Dakot
conservatory. Miss Dyer will con
pete in the district contest on Satul
day, having won first place in tn
plano events .at/the Minnesota stat
contest last Saturday.
Mira. ]. A. Jardine. state presidel
Of the music federation, Mr.. and Mr.
A. J. Stephens. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. '
Weller and Miss Marguerite Bear
are other Fargo representatives
the city for the contests.