The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-31
A&QCZETY News
Dramatic Art and
Violin Pupils to
Appear in Recital

WILL uNAAO w
Appear in Recital
Violin and dramatic art pupils Of
the Menus Conservatory of Music will
be presented in recital at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening, Aug. l, in the Ter
race Gardens Of the Patterson hotel,
it was announced Monday by Miss
Hilda Menus, who is in charge Of the
conservatory during the summer
months.
Musical number and dramatic read
ings have been combined in the pro-
gram which follows: Dance of the
Crickets" VIOLIN, Greenwald, Mar
ilyn Madsen; 1.-THE Child Next Door"
Fyleman, Vivian BONN; 1.-THE Duel'
Field, Mary Jane Refvem; ION Dress
Parade" (violin) Mcintyre Grun,
Evelyn Starner; THE Sandman" and
Notifying Mistake" Stuart, Phyllis
Fleck; "Gavotte' (violin), Gossec,
Lorraine Hauch; Vacation Time
Bartlett, Betty Jane Christensen;
Dreamy Moments" (violin Erich,
Irving Rybnicek.
Building a Parsonage" (reading)
Cynthia Thoreson; Where Big Stunts
Are Done" Lee, and Railroad Cross
ing, Strong, Dorothy Tiedman; Con
certo No. !" violin), Reisa, Leo Hal
loran; 1.-THE Ballgame" Kenyon, lone
Noggle;; when Grandma Was Girl"
and Shadow March" Stevenson-Del
Riego, Evelyn Ellingson; Il Can Nc
Marry Both O'Dem", DAILY, and "Da
Strit Pianna", Nyla Straus; and Med
itation" from "Thais', (violin)
Massemet, Jacob Steiner, with
Abigail Roam at the piano.
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Miss Helen Herman, 813 Eighth St.
left Sunday for Duluth, where she
will spend about two weeks. She also
plans to visit for short time at OF
tertail lake with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Bush and family, former Bismarck
residents. She was accompanied a:
FAR as Detroit Lakes by Mrs. Ethel
Andre and small son, who will enjoy
a vacation at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Sid Andre.
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Mrs. William Gill Evelyn George
Suntrana, Alaska, will leave Monday
evening for Seattle, Wash, to spenc
few days visiting with friends be-
fore sailing from there Aug. S, on the
S. s. Yukon for her home. She has
spent the last two months here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L
George, Bill Fourth st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. AL Rosen and daugh.
tiers, Harriet and Evelyn, have re.
turned to their home at 119 Avenue
A. following a three-wee trip tt
Chicago and other eastern points. II
Chicago they visited the Century O.
Progress exposition. They also Wis.
tied IN Kokomo, Ind, with l. w
Greengard, brother of Mrs. Rosen
and with relatives in Indianapolis
Mrs. Rosen and daughters remaining
in Indiana while Mr. Rosen made {
buying trip to the New York mar
kets.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. I. Devoid, 81
Sixth ST., returned to Bismarck Sun
day from Belgrade, Mimi, wher,
they visited with Mr.. Devold's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Devoid
They also spent short time will
relatives and friends in Minneapoli
and Hutchinson and motored tt
Winnipeg to visit relatives. The.
were away 10 days.
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Duane Davis, $50 Sixth ST., ant
Warren Keisel. 408 Second St.. lef
Sunday by automobile for Chicago
where they will visit the Century o
Progress exposition. On the return
trip they plan to spend a few day
with friends in Detroit Lakes. The,
will be gone about 10 days.
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Rev. George Monroe Thorn a S
Jamestown, visited in Bismarck Sun
day with his brother-in-laW and sis
Ninth st. He was returning from
vacation to Chicago and an outin
in the Black Hills, the Big Horl
mountains in Wyoming and Yellow
stone park.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Soderholm an,
daughter, Jacqueline, left Sunday eve
ming for their home at Sykeston, at
ter spending the weekend here will
Mr.. Soderholm's brother-in-law an.
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Larkir
els Sixth St. They were accompan
led to Sykeston by sister of Mrs
Larkin, Miss Ada Soderholm of Shey
enne. who had spent the last tire
weeks in Bismarck
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Mrs. Myrta Morgan, Washington, {
c., arrived in Bismarck Saturday 70
an extended visit with her son-in- LAY
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Raaen. 718 Ninth ST. She came her
from Chicago, where she visited wit
ner son and daughter in-law, Mr.. an
Mrs. H. S. Morgan, and attended tn
Century Of Progress exposition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Humphrey
and daughter, Isabelle, and sons, JAG
and Robert, $50 Eighth ST., left Sat
urday for Shoreham, Mimi. wher
they have taken cottage on LAX
Melissa for two weeks.
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Vern G. Goddard, who for man
years was employed by the locs
branch of the international Harves
ter company and who now resides q
Glendive, Mont, spent the week-en
with friends in Bismarck.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Healow. Sid
ney, Mont, visited In Bismarck owe
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. I
Healow, Ga Thayer avenue. The
left Monday for ST Paul to spend
short time with relatives.
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Mrs. Peter Berry and son, Bobb,
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