Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
lQ~EINTEREST TO WOMEN
Announce Special Music
For Sundays Services

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Adding much. to the impressive
Sunday services in the various
churches throughout the city, is the
special music upon which the church
choirs devote considerable time and
thought. Capable directors have
carefully guided the church choirs. in
Grand Forks. and the church-going
public is generous in It's admiration OF
the beautiful music with which they
are being endowed.
The First Presbyterian church
choir on Sunday ,r.orning. under the
direction Of Mrs. w. ]. Horner, will,
sing an interesting program. The
choir quartet will be heard in Rog-
ers' How Amiablc Are Thy Dwell,
lings" and, Howard ceLong, tenor,
will sing The Lord IS A,y Light" by
Allison. At the evening service Miss
Promise" by Manhey and the quartet
will sing Shelley's "Kark, Hark My
Soul"
The choir Of. St. Marks Lutheran
church. will have Clarence E. link as
its tenor soloist on Sunday morning,
and Mendelssohn's He's Watching
Over Israeli will be sung.
will siM the anthem Through the
Day Thy Love Hath Spared U.s. by
Shelley. lawrence j. Anderson,
baritone will be h evening soloist.
The ladies' Aid of st. Marks Lu-
theran, church. sponsored a successful
food sale in the lobby Of the, Red
opened at I O'clock. ana continued
until 5 this afternoon. Mesdames
John Richmond. I. Widlund and Roy
Wick were in charge.
Announcements have been received
Miss Eleanor *. Allen Of St. >Paul,
formerly of Grand Forks, and Cap
tain II. Sinclair Ellison. Captain Eli
son is a West Point graduate, and is
in the regular army. headquarters in.
the south. Miss Allen who is a plan
list OF. ability, was affiliated with one
! OF the local theatre orchestras. "
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Mesdames Anton Ulland, Carl Jen-
son. Oscar Bondelid and L. Lystad
will be hostesses at the meeting Of
the Bethany Ladies Aid next Thurs
dav afternoon. The meeting will
open at 8 o'clock in the church par
lors. Friends and members are in
vited.
Miss Agnes Rhodes will present a
group Of pupils in a program of
dances. at her; studio in the Orpheum
building this evening. commencing at
8 o'clock. Friends of the pupils, and
any persons interested are invited by
has been announced:
Technique. by vestoff-school.
C%hiffonette by Chaln-"From a Gar
land of Child Francies"-Alvina, Bitz-
an, Dorothy Elton, Georgiana
Hawkes., Bernice Olson, Catherine
King, Genevieve Rogers.
Hyland Fling-Dorothy Leonard.
Greek Dance. music by Rupinstein,
MELODY in F"-Geraldine Babler,
Jean McGillivary.. Lucille Boyle,
Helen Austin.
Little Gossips. Serova-Elin6r Cor
don. Rernice Bailey, Marion Olin,
Colleen Lynch.
Vocal solo, IT Love the Moon,
Rubens-Miss Melvina DeRoche.
Sleepy Time. Serova-Lucilie Boyle,
Marion Olin, Colleen Lynch, Bernice
Sylvan Scene, Chalif, (Trio Greek
Dance,-Leal Edmunds, Elinor But
tke.s Bernice Island.
The Way to !Pekin, Vestoff-Geral-
dine Babler, Lucille Boyle, Helen
Austin, Jean McGillivary.
Sorrentina, N. Won Wilm-Elinor
Buttke, Bernice Island, Leal Ed
munds.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss. Pearl Jeffery. daughter
of Mrs. p. Jeffrey of East Grand Forks
to Frank Wurtzbacher, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wurtzbacher
also of that city. The wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday morning at
S:25 o'clock, in the Sacred Heart
church. Rev. Father Klinkhammer
Officiating.
Mr.. n Mrs. Wurtzbacher have
gone to the Twin Cities on their
honeymoon. and upon their return will
make their home temporarily with
the groOm'S parents.