The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-17
ChrOmatic Club Meets
With Mrs. II. Scheffer

AVCA4V0A Qua Va W0Ny . ANWV-
cracker Suite" which the group are
preparing for presentation, was con-
Quoted at the meeting Of the Chrom-
attic club yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Hermann Scheffer, 600.
First street.
An enjoyable musical program un-
der the direction of Madame Scheffer,
followed. Miss Ernestine Dobler sang,
Lady of Dreams" (Daniels) and
Memory" park: Miss Ethel Sardin
sang FAIRY Lullaby" CNeedham). the
soprano number for the state high
school music contest at Grand Forks.
A quartet, composed Of Ethel Sandin,
Ernestine Dobler, Isabelle Humphreys,
and Lila Olson, gave two numbers,
Loves Dream after the Ball." (Czi-
bulka) and Sweet and Low" Barn
by.
Membership in the Chromatic club
includes many of the most talented
of Bismarck's younger musicians, and
meetings are held each Sunday after
moo at the home Of their instruc-
tor, Madame Scheffer.
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Miss Marie Lemohn, piano teacher
with the Belle Menus studio, will pre-
sent q short piano recital over KFYR
Tuesday evening at $3.50. The mum
bers include "Gavotte in B minor"
(Bach-St. saens); "Etude Op Is. No.
l Chopin; "Ballade OPP 10 No. l"
(Brahms); .'Coasting" Cecil Bur-
leigh; "Cantique glamour" (Liszt);
Chimes Of st. Patrick" (Whithorne).
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Mrs. B. J. Kuntz, Annex hotel, left
last evening for q months trip to Los
Angeles, and various points In Cali
fornia. She will visit Miss Gertrude
Eichorst, a former Bismarck resi-
dent, and other friends while in Los
Angeles, and will make q short trip
into Mexico before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson and son
Frederick, of the Grand Pacific hotel
left last evening for Hollywood. and
other points in southern California
where they plan to spend about two
months. They will visit with Mr.
Henry Tapley, mother Of Mr.. Peter
son, and with other relatives during
their stay in the west.
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About so members Of the American
Legion Auxiliary have signified theil
intention Of attending the meeting Of
the Mandan unit at Mandan this eve.
ming. Others who car make arrange.
ments to attend are asked to be or
hand at the Interstate Bus depot al
7:30 this evening.
Mrs. Hazel Taft. 1902 Avenue B
will be hostess to the members Of thu
Progressive Mothers club Tuesday
evening. Papers on american Citt'
zenship' and on 1.-THE Declaration O
Independence" will be read. by Mrs
H. J. Nelson and Mrs. q. M. Freitag
respectively.
Mrs. z. v. Lair, 221 Avenue !
West, has left for Blackwell, Okla
homa, where she will spend q few
weeks as the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Whaylen. On her way south
Mrs. Lahr stopped at Minneapolis 70
a visit with her daughter, Marlys,
student at the University Of Minneso
ta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wachter, g
Fifth street, left last evening 70
Minneapolis where they viii spend
few days while MI. Wachter attend
to matters Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guthrie, 81
Tenth street, have returned fror
Minot where they went q week ago t
attend the funeral of Mr.. Guthrie
sister, Miss Margaret Guthrie.
Mrs. v. j. LaRose, 522 Sixth stree
left last evening for Los Angeles
Calf, where she will spend q fe'
weeks visiting friends and attendin
to matters of business.
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Miss Esther Gerard, fifth grad
teacher at the Roosevelt school. lei
last night for her home at Bisbec. !
D., summoned there by the seriou
illness Of her father.
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Members Of Capitol Lodge No. 10. {
the Degree Of Honor win meet Tues
day evening ct 3 o'clock at the Bus
ness and Professional Women's clu
rooms.
The Woman's Home Missionary SC
ciety Of the McCabe Methodist churc
will meet Tuesday afternoon at tt
home Of Mrs. w. J. Nozzle. n
Fourth street.
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