Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-17

Mrs. J.S%sG.s Moore and her two
Idaushter4. Mafjofis ana Helen TIE
North Fourth street, will leayeSssOn
Monday 20 setake ut.a.thelr rSeideice s11f,
the remainder Of the SUMMER at theft
sYmmer home In BoweSfnont. N. b.
the family expects TO be away until.
the tilst q sfb.s'hsst &
The Royal, Nsighbor Dfill team .xtR
SO to Aryilla. Oh Wednesday ming
t6 put on work Ut the taxing III 6f
fourteen new mefne efs, Into the .ahfils
iary camp at ArSilla. The Arviih SssAs'
ganisation 10 under the jufisdietloff
g Mrs. Geofee seifert 81 1xhhAa
Forks,
Mfsls F. H. Scott, Ga First avenue.
%hensson thursday Afternoon il cen.
plif1ent to Miss Na1da t1efdficNsor
#hose home isHn Gsff1ahy ana wis
until Friday was 4 guest Of Mrs. Nlek
Simmer. On Friday. Miss Hefdfihk-l
son left for st. Paul rs Visit With q
Brother before continuing the journey
to her home.
Mrs. L. W. Myers gave & bridke tea
IN Honor Of Mrs. Felix Bangs Of Min
! neapolis and Miss Mary, Baffies. bi
saturday AFTERNOON, Summer fi6wgfs'
ttartive. ana guests played at fbuf:
tables during the afternoon.
r. 4 4 III /.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred scott have al
their guests Mr.. SCOTS sister, Mrs.
A. "a. Stills and her three children 81
Saskatoon. SAsk. they will BE htre
1 for II month and Will then goSS1p
ToroftQ to visit with relatives. Mrs..
stllst will spend part Of the time with
another brother. a. e. Scott, here.
Miss Fi6rehcs Reid, south FIFTH
street; has gone to Bemldji to visit
With friends.
TIE second summer, scho6l>reeitAi
program given, by Wesley college bu-
pills was played in C6fMin Hall on
Friday evening, When MISS Marjorie
Moore, Junior, and MISS Viona, Han-
son. graduats, were presented BY theft
teacher. Prof. Paolo Conte, in a joint
program. The program last evening
constituted Miss, Moore's juniUt re-
cital.
Inte1ligent and conscientiaus study
combined with a generous Afhoufit.6f
NATURAL ability were evidenced In the
work which Miss Moore did dufihe
the evefiiig, and proved that she II
one,of the most promising young. mus
sicians In, the city. Mr.. Conte assist
Miss Moore in piano andEorgan
ARRANGEMENT of Katnennoi-U str6w No.
~ byN R~ubehstein. and: the number
was very pleasihgly given. Miss Moofe
did her best work in this huT1bef,
playing With force and expfession..
Macdowell's Scotch Poem ana
Prelude in g Minor" by Racnmanih--:
off, and Ballet Music from "Rosas
munde,," by Schubert were the numa
bers which Miss Moore used ih- her
first group. She concluded her
c%eptional1y good Lperformahce Of
"Phantasiebilder" BY schumann.
Miss aVionatHansen, as on previous
occasions, displayed her ability ana
imusiciarship to- good advantage. The
numbers which she played Were
'valse Misnon" and Song Of the
Brook by Conte, and "Impromptu'''
by Rheinhold. With Mrs. Vanderhoef
at the second piano, she played Rub
enstein's Concerto in d Minor" her
last number. being Liszt's Rhapsody
No. 12.HS Miss Hansen's playing is
characterized by interpretative sense,
and technique. She played her senior
recital early in June.
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Mrs. Dave Haddow Of Gilby and
her sist er, AMrs. Vincent 6f Wifinri-
peg, who Is Mrs. Haddow's guest,
were in Grand Forks on Saturday. I
Miss riora I 5 left Sunday:
for St, Paul and Eagle Point lake.
near Minneapolis, She will be the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs: Il: A. Wolfe,
n expects to be away Tor two weeks.
Miss Julia >o'Gorman, North Fourth
street, left Sunday for I Lake Be:
two Weeks at the family c6ttaks.
Announcement has been received
OF h marriage of Miss Ruth Dahl
ford, daughter Of DR.. S.&A. Dahf6fd,.
former superintendent ]of Methodist
rchurches in North Dakota, and Lloyd
Strong at Seattle, WASH, on July 10.
Miss Danford was a graduate. Of the
University of Oregon in JUNE and re-
ceived special honors for SCHOLARSHIPS:
MI. Strong is the son of d pfominent
Congregational minister OF Seattle
and is>a recent graduate of the Uni-
versity of Washington. Tie young
people will make their home in Sc
attic.
Misses Theodora and Rosa BfiG6t
and Mrs. Charles 1oughin and ker
daughter, Anne, have arrived, to be
tine summer guests at the home of
their parents, Mr.. n Mrs.eA. N.
Briggs, All North Fourth street, East
Grand Forks. i.
Miss Theouora Briggs has spent the
past winter. in New Brunswick, NJ.
as professor Of home economies at
the University of New Jersey, ana
Miss Rosa Briggs has been dietitfafi
a. The Drexel institute in 4hiladeis
phia. !
T. Mr.. Loughin will come in septemy
Der to visit for a month. and he, wifi
accompany Mrs. Loughir and their
daughter to their home in Mime
X X
Mrs. A. A. Anderson and children,
1716 University avenue motofed to
Bandit lake Sunday to join M.
Anderson, who has been there for
the last week. They will remain at
the lake for several weeks.
X X X
Mrs. G. G. Bratland and little son
Teddy. Oak street. are guests IF Mrs.
B%ratland's pother, Mrs. n. ~1verson,
at the summer cottage on Maple Lake.