The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-11
Harmonica Band to
Present Concert

The harmonica and rythmn oanoS
of the Roosevelt school will present
a concert at the Bismarck high school
gymnasium. Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock, according to Miss Grace
Hand, principal. Sixty students WILL
take part. =.
The rythmn band, consisting OF "a
pieces, will make its first appearance,
playing two numbers, March OF
Little Lead Soldiers" and "AmarylLs."
Another program feature Will be q
musical play, "Tad's inspiration oy
the advanced harmonica class. Inc
play was given at the convention OF
the North Dakota Federation OF
Music clubs in Fargo last spring. II
is composed of poppy songs, drama,
tics, a duet by Margaret t'orister ana
Irma Rudser; chorus work ana UNI
bers by a quartette, made up OF ROD
ert King, Roland Wright, Iris JahnKe
and Beverly Skei. =.
A chromatic harmonica band OF ~
members has been organized recently
and it will play the Toreadors song
from Carmen"
The complete program will include
the following numbers: Selectlons
by t.,e beginners band, assisted by
Lydia LANCER and Rastus and Sampo;
double quartette number by Evange-
line Hartke, Eileen Smith, Mary
Louise Finney, Marcia Logee. Eva
Coats, Florence Miller, Doris Or
chard, and Elizabeth Jacobson; seiec-
tons by rhythmn band; and "Iads
Inspiration"
A small admission fee Will be
charged for the evening program,
and also for the matinee winch Will
be given at four o'clock Tuesday att
ernoon at the high school.
Mrs. Frank j.. Smith, sos West
Thayer ave., and small son Francis
John. and Mrs. E. G. Wachtel, III
second street, have returned from a
motor trip to points in Iowa, MN
nesota and Illinois. They went flom
here to Clinton, Iowa, where they al
tended the wedding Of Mrs. Smiths
niece, Miss Alice Wells, who mas
visited in Bismarck a NUMBER OF
times. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wacnter
visited friends in Chicago, ana spent
about a week in Minneapolis on their
way home.
Miss Lillian Cook. secretary of the
state library commission. and Mrs
Florence Davis, librarian for the state
historical society, will leave Bismarck
Sunday for st. Paul, where they Will
attend the regional library convention
which will be in session there Octo-
Der 14-17. Miss Ruth King, librarian
at the Bismarck public library, who
will also attend the convention, will
leave for st. Paul Monday.
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The wedding of Miss Marjorie De-
Groot, daughter Of Mrs. G. DeGroot
Bismarck, and Olas L. Nelson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nelson, residing near
Bismarck, was solemnized last Satur-
day evening, at the Presbyterian
manse. Rev. Floyd Logee. pastor Of
The First Presbyterian church, read
The service. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
on are graduates of the Bismarck
schools and are employed IN the city.
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Miss Hazel Mckay, Devils Lake, anc
Miss Beatrice Thoreson, Hatton. state
demonstration teache-; for the de.
partment of public instruction. are
visitors in the city today. They are
en- route to counties in the western
part of the state where they will con-
duct demonstration schools.
X X
John DIN left today for his home
at Sims, N. D., after spending the
week as the guest of his daughter
Mrs. Fred Swenson. 416 Thayer ave.
X X
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Smith. 805 Fifth
street, returned last evening from
Minneapolis. where they spent about
a week on business.