Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
Clubs Finest
Program Giuen

Clubs Finest
Program Giuen
The Thursday Musical club of
Grand Forks was given an opportuni-
~. to hear something OF unusual in
Thursday afternoon. in the review OF
me opera "Shanewis" by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. Mrs. j. Nelson
Kelly had the program in charge.
tMus;c from the opera score. given
lI a group of talented local artists
contributed much TO the programs
success. Il
Mrs. Kelly gave the story OF
"Shanewis" which means Robin wom-
an. and relates the love of Shanewis
fdr l. cnel. engaged To Annie Everton.
Shanewis is loved by Philip. an In
dtln. who Stays Lionel. because Of
I inel's treatment OF the Robin wom-
an. =
.Lrs. T.. d. Narf and Howard De-
Long gave d fine rendition of the duet
by Lionel ana Shanewis. The songs
Robin woman" ana Canoe song
We're given ar interesting reading by
Mrs. Hugh Il. Ruettell. who also sang
Sometime ! Will Wake from Sleep"
inSthe absence of NJ IS Mabel Seim.
The prelude and intermeazo TO the
opera were played by Mrs. l.. c. Har-
rinston and accom- 'anists for the
singers were Misses Marie Sattler and
l1lah Sannes.
Cadman numbers. 80 Moon Upon the
Waters al Iawn.ng" and From
the Land OF the Sky-Bluc water as
TIE opening feature of the afternoons
program.
sNo change has b&eA re9or,e! in the
condition Of Mrs. J. W. Cowie Of Far
go, who has been seriously ills Mrs.
rom Money ana daughter, Miss Mar
garet 'Monl@v, Conk!in avenue We're
called to Fargo a fortnight ago. Mrs.
Monley is a sister of Mrs. Cowle.
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@Mesdamcs Il. j. O'Keeee, John
Shc.hy.s Joseph Mahowald and John
German entertained thu Wonlen's
,1-a.cn. Order of Eoresters on Thurs
Gay atternoCn in MRS. Mahowald's
home, Alt North Fourth street. Guests
l.sAyrd gran1-nola during the after
lHSol at e:s;nt tables. 4urs. ~. 5. l)a-
Nies and Mrs. f. NJ. Kipps won high
scores. The rooms were attractive
with valentine appointments.
Mrs. "A. sandsrsnn, Cos Second ave-
rye, is entertaining Mrs. Al Holseth of
Fargo as her house guest this week.
rCn Wvdnesday afternoon airs. Eol-
seth was an out OF town guest at an
informal afternoon in tbs home of
Mrs. =. Dahl. Gerard street. At the
close of the hours Mrs. Holseth served
tea.
Tho Aiayflower Sewing society Of
Inc Bethel Lutheran church will meet
oh Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the church basement. Mrs. j. Rollet-
Son will serve refreshments. All inter
ested are invited to tho meeting.
Mrs. w. E.. Sinclair, 41O Gertrude
avenue, is entertaining Mrs. J. II. De-
venney of Morris, Mimi, as her house
CHEST.
Mrs. Sinclair's daughter. Mrs. T.. B.
Hannah. and small daughter, Betty.
expect to return to their home in
keewatin. Mimi, on Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Hannah and her daughter
have been visiting in Grand Forks
since the holidays.
sMr. and Mrs. c. G.. Jaynes returned
from Crookston IN Thursday and are
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ltenry L. Glass, University venue en-
route to their home in WIlliston.
Z Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Car
roll. 1lU7 University avenue, are en-
tertaining a small company of friends
IN compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Jaynes.
Mrs. Alauoc, sutton OF Argyle. MINI,
vail be an out Of .o~R guest,
4 Following a visit in Grand Forks,
Fred H. Hansen. Jr., has gone to Du-
luth to visit relatives en- route to his
home in Chicago. Mrs. Hansen &C
cpmpanied her son to Duluth and will
return to Grand Forks at the compile
-tton of a briei visit.
The Ladies' Aid society4of the Even
gel;cal church will give a pie social
this evening in the Y. M. C. A. par
lors. Mrs. Frank Olson is chairman
OF the committee arranging the affair.
All persons interested are extended
an invitation to attend.
! The Woodman lodge was agreeably
surprised on Thursday evening at the
close of its regular business session
in the Odd Fellows hall, when mem
bers of the Royal Neighbor lodge
gathered in the hall for a social time.
Miss Nellie Garvick vas chairman OF
the committee in charge of arrange
raentss for the affair. Games, music
and refreshments constituted the eve
ling's program.
The American Legion auxiliary will,
hold its February meeting tonight in
the commercial club rooms, Mrs. j
b. Wineman presiding. Members have
been requested to bring their dues tc
this meeting as the time which the
constitution has set for the annua.
payment Of dues has already passed.
At the meeting OF the auxiliar,
membership committee on THURSDAY
evening, a large lumber of new mem.
beers were reported. The new name.
will be acted upon at tonight's meet,
ing. All members are urged to attend
a regular meeting of the Women.
Relief Corps will be held on Saturda,
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Odd Eel
lows hall. Members OF the SOCIETY
are requested to attend.
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Mrs G. II. Olmsted, 431 Vernon
avenue, has returned from a three
weeks' visit with relatives in st. Paul
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Miss Mary Mcclernan will return
from Mimic this evening to visit owe,
sunday with her parents Mr.. anc
Mrs. p. A. McClernan, 22O Fourth
avenue Tonight. Miss McClernan vii
te q guest at the Knights Of Colum.
BAN in the, K G. club rooms,
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