The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1934, Page 5

Miss A. D. Burr, State Presi-|the home dent, Will Participate in bred t Annual Sessions i ; ett McKenna presiding. .. Fargo presbyterial meeting will be held at Mapleton April 18-19, with Mrs. William K. Sherwin, 5 5 F i i i 3 Fy Ee riety He = [ ar ee 4 2 5 i cE Eye ae a 4 EF Obse: Guest Days This Week | With the approach of spring, many organizations are making plans for their annual guest days. Two groups, the Liberal Arts club and Minnisho- she chapter, Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution, are inviting guests to functions being held in the present ‘week, Covers will be laid for the 10 mem- guests at a 7 o'clock dinner to given Thursday evening at the a Mrs. V. J. LaRose, 522 Sixth 8t., 3 A program on home mission has been arranged for the evening service of the Spring Suit Saxon Weave and Parkway Suits for men. A large as- sortment to select from. Single and double-breasted models in all the new shades of blue, brown and grey. Men’s, Sizes 36 to 46 || Weineeday, rep 1, were made by tho| cau of $19.50 to $28 Js, saree Se Fos Boys’, Ages 6 to 18 $4.50 to $13 * Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Falis, Wis, have GUSSNER’S ¥ 2 > g 5 > Lays Plans during the spring} For Meeting in April|nusbands o¢ members which will be Davis, 1029 ng wea the eighth |nars, K. A. Simonson, 200 Avenue A. aE v8 First Lutheran Group Will Sponsor Servi i 8 Fortnightly Members To Entertain Feb, 21 Tentative plans for the annual Guest day which is scheduled for plaints Papers were the we basis for s {questions Winifred Barrington |mede sun To Wed Finley Baker Barrington of Ca . Honors in. the games were awarded to Mrs. W. F. Meyer, 411 Tenth 8t., and to Mrs. M. A. Hunter, baat ee he st. Mrs. R. O. Forsythe, 423 Tenth 8t., 2 an event of the near future z program for the &@ paper on “War Debts” by j i 3 i i if 2 of 5 i i A : pe i if ie ge i] * * + ai wail z 3 g AWE n lupe byt $$ Meetings of Clubs And Social Groups ————E———————— The Philathea class of the Presby- terian church will meet Friday eve- ith Miss Frances Heath, 1106% Avenue C. <a ee fae , City and County | ° 509 son, born at 9:40 a. m. Wednesday at St. Alexius hospital. - >—_*@ Line, spent Thursday in Bismarck attending to business matters for his company. s ‘Walter Masdosk deft Thuceday 3 noon for Washington, D. C., where ex- to remain for about @ month. ficials of > culture in Washington, at which com- of producers over allotment will be considered. ree Fat Girls! Here’s tal aEB ga fy PARIS INSTRUME NTAL QUINTET The {famous Paris Instrumental| the Singers’ Guild. The quintet per- Quintet, making its American debut aie Niger) bg Le neh flautist, this season, will be heard in Bismarck | Rene Bas, violin, Pierre Jamet, harp, » Pi Saturday aiihie Wiiaioes “OF lerre Grout, viola and Roger Boulme, FAMOUS EUROPEAN ARTISTS 10 GIVE CONCERT SATURDAY cello and Harp..Francots Couperin Prelude Musette Sarabande Gigue Beg Quartet in D Major, No. 28...... A. Mosart Allegro Adagio, Rondo ptt Variations libres et Finale, Op. 51 eral ve Ene ee merited Uae es teeseeesseceees Gabriel Plerne Will Appear Here During mie First American Tour (Dedicated to the Paris Instrumen- tal Quintet) RR RIT IV The Paris Instrumental Quintet,| Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp.. now on its first tour of the United] .................655 ‘Claude Debussy States, will give a concert at Bis- Pastorale marck city auditorium Saturday eve- Interlude ning, starting at 9 o'clock. The quin- Finale tet, brought here by Miss Maude A. Tollefson, manager of the Singers’ Guild, is the only ensemble of its > wr a of five notable French musicians, each of whom has distinguished himself in his own field as a virtuoso, Rene Le Roy, flutist, already is knowh in this country through the Joint recitals he has given with Mar- cel Grandjany, harpist. Less than two weeks ago, Le Roy was the guest of President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt at the White House and performed with Eide Norena, soprano, in @ morning concert attended by many diplomatic corps members. The other four members all are making their American debuts with the quintet this season. They in- clude Rene Bas, violin, Pierre Jamet, harp, Pierre Grout, viola, and Roger Boulme, cello. The unique combination of instru- ments in the quintet produces rare | and beautiful tone coloring and has ‘appealed particularly popular to mod- ern composers. In the program to be given here Saturday, the quintet will play works of Gabriel Pierne, Claude Debussy and Joseph Jongen, who with Ravel, Hindemith, D'Indy, Roussel | and others have been inspired to write music for the ensemble. Originally the purpose of the group was to bring to the public the rare old masterpieces, which were written for this unusual combination of in- struments. Works of Francois Cou- | perin and W. A. Mozart are included | in Saturday's program. A year ago the quintet celebrated its 10th anniversary in Paris. Since | it first was introduced in that city in 1923, it has given more than 300 concerts throughout Europe, winning the warmest praise from the press of every country visited. v Concert a cing, Op. 71..Joseph Jongen Flute, Violin, Viola, Violoncello and Harp Decide Calme ‘Tres decide (Dedicated to the Paris Instrumen- tal Quintet) Salvation Army Will Open Musical Series Featurini Program of phonograph records which will be held ‘Tuesday in the Salvation Army citadel at 220 Main Ave., will be a number of @ musical night. to be taken at the door will used for the missionary fund. CARD OF THANKS and neighbors for their sympathy and assistance during our recent bereave- ment in the loss of our father and husband. We also wish to thank those who contributed the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs, Ray Woods and Family, The Jewish Ladies’ Aid will hold a food sale beginning at 10 a. m. Friday at Lucas’. 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