Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-03

sAS S@AAOOAs ~ -, se"kHtgN 80
Mrs. J. A. Poppler will have charge
OF n program to be given on Thurs
day at the regular. session of the
Thursday Musical Club which will be
held in the auditorium Of the public
.:orary, beginning promptly at 8
Music for Children" is the title Of,
the program which Mrs. Poppler has
arranged. and she has divided the
subject into four sub-divisions. :
The first requirement in. training
children in music is teaching them to
listen to music: this is the basis up
dgUt section will be a dramatization
OF a group of Mother Goose songs.
Mrs. Robert Benner, will present a
number of children in folk dances.
Also. Mrs. Benner will interpret some
qrectan folk stories. Mrs. Paul B..
Griffith will sing several Chinese
Mother Goose songs which have been
Miss Doris Payne will contribute a
group of dances by children from her
classes. They will interpret some
Tarantella folk songs
The next division of the program
will be given over to nature songs
and stories, Mrs. Paul B. Griffith
will sing and Miss. Austlga sorenson
Fs~S VAOA41t " AsS
Bee" by Shubert and THE Swan by
Saint Saens. In. addition there will
be q poetry and a lullaby group. In
the first Of these, Miss Sorenson will
play Mendelssohn's Spring Song"
'Hark, .Hark. the Lark" by Shubert-
Chopin. Appearing in the latter
group will be Mrs. Geo. buckingham
and Mrs. E. D.. Naff in a duet. Sweet
and Low" Also, Mrs. Buckingham
will sing these solo numbers: Cradle
Song" by Taubert and "Old English
Lullaby by Liza Lehman. ii ..,
4 4 Il " as Ss FL Y!
The annual meeting, and birthday
party of the Service Star Legion will
be held April IL, starting ati7:3o
o'clock in the Commercial club rooms.
Besides the election of officers, a
short and attractive program will be
given, this to include q roll call.
Refreshments will be served by the
committee in charge. composed of
ling. and Mrs. I. 3. Holmes.
Mrs. Lura MARSHALL of East Grand
Forks has just returned from points
in the west after an absence of four
months. She spent some time in Los
with friends In San Francisco. In
Billings, Mont, she was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs.'O. G Gilbertson.
Mrs. N Hon Of. Seattle is the guest
of Mrs. r.. H. Neil, 31s North Fifth
street. She is enroute to her home
from Shelly, Mimi, where she visited
with her parent.
Mrs. Helen Goodwin OF the Com
munity House has requested that
persons having bits Of materials
which would be suitable for making
piece quilts send such goods to the
Community House, where it IAN be
used to advantage. -
twelve scheduled lessons in sewing
have been concluded and that If there
is a. sufficient demand the CLASSES will
be continued. In this connection,
there will be a series OF six lessons in
millinery given BY a professional
n,illiner if there is: dkmand to warrant
such classes.
A student at the university has
made known his willingness to inau-
al the Community House, and If this
plan is generally approved. it may be
tried out; according to Mrs. Goodwin.
Campus Cut-up.''. an annual. event
at the state university, will be staged
mex saturday, Ven1nS IN the U01Vef-
sity armory under the auspices OF the
university z. W.. CA The i.'cut-up''
this year will follow a different plan
than heretofore, the scheme this year
being: for each organisation on the
campus to select one country and&to
stage one stunt in keeping with that
choice.
The countries to be represented thus
far are America, Brazil, France,
Egypt, Turkey, and the United States.
Miss Elizabeth .Gaulke is. at the
head of the affair. and she will be
assisted by Miss Henrietta Shorb.
\ i II
In connection with the regular
meeting of the Women's Catholic Or
der Of Foresters which will be held in
the knights OF Columbus hall on
Tuesday evening, the installation of
the newly elected officers will take
place. Work in installing will be
done by the drill team, and It lis urged
that all OFFICERS and members Of the
drill team will be- on hand at 1880
o'clock.
Tho incoming officers to be install-
cd on Tuesday are: y
Chief Ranger. Katherine Mahowald
Vice Chief Ranger. I. Marie Payne
Financial Secretary. I. Marie Courtney
Recording Secretary. Thelma Bonnet
= . - 49, EL