Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
GRAND Grail SATURDAY, APRIL, 8, 1922.

OF a AlQ NIX ne Neiu.
On Wednesday. April ~. q Try lower
Atf this time win be 'Mesdaihes j.. +.
Bowle, George Robbins and H. p.
Rice, assisted by the other women OF
the April" division. An interesting
program will accompany the business
meeting, ana all members as we'll 40
friends of the society have been in
vited.
nual meeting on April s, these officers
were elected:
President-Mrs. Frank Griffin.
First Vice Prssident--MrA ChaA
Second Vice President-Mra Bert
D. keck.
rreasurcr-Mrs. F. F. Fletcher.
secreataAty-;Mfs. II. 2 Rice
Bethany Ladies' Aid will meet
Thursday afternoon ct ; o'clock Be
Holy Week, . special program has
been arranged. These are the nnm-
bcripture Reading and Prayer
Rev. David Stoeve.
Talk-Rev. Mr.. Nelson.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. David Stoeve.
The hostesses are to be Mrs. II. A..
Domres. Mrs. "A. II, Hanson, Mrs. K.
1y'ins ana Mr.. I; Q; sande.
DIR. ana Mrs. George swendiman,
S21 Belmont avenue, will entertain
ten guests at dinner this ebening in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Crary, who will leave the city shortly
to make their home in Oregon. The
flowers used are to be Easter lilies,
and the table appointments will be in
keeping with the seAson.
The women Of the Swedish Luther
an church will hold their annual Eas-
the hours Of II q. m. and 9 p. m.
Home fancy work and cooking will be
for sale, and the public is invited.
t There will be a meeting of the En-
ire Nous club on Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The meeting will be
held with Mrs. 8. HI. Ashley, 5e4 Bel
mont avenue. The. annual election Of
officers is to be held at this, session.
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~ Mi1 ss, Aae 1a,as o !. aa and h her assist s.a'a.
College, assisted by Miss Margaret
Bennett and Miss Elizabeth Kelly,
gave a reception and musicale last eve
ming in the home Of Miss Okell, 1924
University avenue.
In a brief talk preliminary to the
evenings program, Miss Okell set forth
the fact that the stimulus which comes
from hearing the work of fellow stu
dents, and discussing that work, and
from learning to comprehend intelii-
gently something Of the great must
clans. their lives and their works. is a
vital factor in the formation OF the
musical life Of IN individual. 1t was
with this truth in mind that Miss
Okell established the n i-stagefright
club to which all her seniors and JUN
ior pupils az we'll as post-graduates are
eligible, and which has proved a dis
tinct aid to them in their work. Miss
Okell pointed u that The affair last
evening was especially for the pur.
pose of welcoming the sophomores and
freshmen OF her classes, who will soor
be members Of the club.
Representatives, Of each class played
numbers on the program which fol.
lowed. The program included these
s%elections:. S'SS
Serenade ..... Hille,
Anne Anderson, soph.
Elevation .:........ Chaminadt
Edithe Arid. soph.
Marie E1vick, soph. =
Alice johnson, fresh
butterfly Cries
SONG of the Brook. .1acl
Ruby Moen, fresh.
BY Anti.StA8effight Club Members.
Waldstein Sonata. First. movemen
%$5sss Irene Bostrom y ~
Ethel Evinsson
kanierinoi Ostfow. $3.50. .Rubensteil
Marjorie Lebacken
Two Hungarian Dances. .Brahm
Blanche Warhken
Concert Etude.. .... .MacDowel
Maxine Stewart
Scherzo in 3 Flat Minor Chopil
Norma Rosnlie
This last number was the ywinninl
selection in the district high schoo
music contest which was held som,
weeks ago.
Miss Myrtle Fiem, a teacher in tn
East Grand Forks schools. and a resi-
dent at the Delta Gamma house
: spent the last week with her parent
} in Blanchard, N. D. She returned t
Grand Forks on Friday.
Miss Ida M. Eravath Of the stat
university will be the speaker at tn,
meeting Of the General Guild Of tn,
Congregational church which will b
held or Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock il
the church. She will take for he
subject. art in the Home"
Hostesses on this occasion will b
Mrs. r. F. Bridgeman, Mrs. H. E
vNilla~ Me- IT. ~ r~-na n~A A.