The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1934, Page 5

cee >> ee 80 Are Guests at Annua Banquet of Musical Club Mrs. Forrest M. Davies Relates Recent Work of National Music Federation The happy choice of program and beauty of the setting made the 19th annual banquet of the Thursday Mu- sical club, held Thursday evening at the Grand Pacific hotel, an event which long will be remembered by the 80 persons who were present. Each member of the club invited a guest. The three tables were. artistically Gecorated with tall red tapers in hold- ers trimmed with pleated crepe paper, tuterspersed with red roses and white freesia in bud vases, and tiny red hearts. A large silver basket, filled with the roses and freesia, centered tne speaker's table. Singing of the club song, with Mrs. John L. Hughes at the piano, opened the banquet. The song was followed by the invocation, given by Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl. President Welcomes Guests Mrs, Forrest M. Davis, president of the club, welcomed the guests and gave a short resume of the recent work of the National Federation of Music clubs which has been centered around the promotion of American music and American composers, More than 400,000 performances of Amer- ican compositions have been given by music clubs throughout the United States in the last four years, Mrs, Davis said. Mrs. Davis paid tribute to North Dakota, which claims the national president of the federation, Mrs. John Alexander Jardine, Fargo. Her talk included stories illustrating the po- tent influence and different degrees of appreciation of various kinds of music, Mrs, Davis then introduced Miss Belle Mehus who, with appropriate stories and quotations, presented those who participated in the musical pro- gram, which follows: MANY IN PROGRAM Vocal duets—Passage Bird’s Fare- well, Hildach; When Twilight Weaves, arrangement of Minuet in G, Bee- thoven, Mrs. F. J. Bavendick and Mrs. G. A. Wingreene. Violin Solo—Legende, Wieniawski, Mrs. Otto Hansen, violinist, Mrs. Adolph Johns, accompanist. Vocal solo—O Thqu Billowy Harv- est Fields of Grain (Tolstoi), Rach- maninoff, Miss Phyllis Wolverton, Linton; Al Lowrey, accompanist. Vocal Quartette—Finula Was My Princess, composed by Miss Florence Fritch; Miss Marian Sandin, Mrs. J. A. Larson, Miss Mildred Hoff, Mrs. R. E. Morris, Accompanists—Ralph Truman, vio- lin; Mrs. Byron Betterley, violincello, and Miss Fritch, piano. Vocal solos—Love Me or Not, Secchi; ‘Wander-Thirst, Ronald; I. A. Esko, ac- companied by Mrs. Opie S. Rindahl, Cadenza and Romance from Con- certo in D Minor, Mozart, Miss Mil- dred Hoff and Miss Mehus, second piano. Mrs. Frank J. Bavendick, Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs. Hughes arranged the program. Mrs. Larson, Mrs. A. J. Ar- not and Mrs. O. I. Devold were on the arrangements committee. 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Heads Mission Group|, Mrs. Nelson Sauvain, 602 Avenue D, was elected president of the Presby- terlan Women's Missionary society atthe meeting held Thursday after- xe ® Guests for five tables were enter-| tained at a valentine bridge party and luncheon given by Chapter 8, Sponsor Mothers’ clubs, Tuesday evening at —$$——— the home of Mrs, Harry Turner, 614 Hackbarth-Smith Vows noon, with srs, George A. Welch, 415 | First St. Contract was played at four Fourth St, as hostess, Mrs. Sauvain |tables with honors going to Mrs. C. Spoken at Valley City |succeeas nica. 1. Hughes, 619 Eleven- ‘D Eagle, Mason apartments, and Mrs. Miss Margaret Magdalene Hack- sccrusecz| CAPITOL THEATRE Last Times Tonight and Sat. Matinee Paul Muni in “Hi Nellie” Opening Saturday Night Also Sunday Midnight and Monday Not Suitable for Children bag ret Action an played ab toe Te: bee . Auction was at the re- Willan FY Hares: oye Fifth se, vies |malning table with Mrs, G. L. Spear, president; Mrs. L./D. Hulett, 1008/Mason apartments, holding the high Avenue B, secretary, and Mra. H. L.|Score. A red and white color scheme, Wheeler, 715 Sixth St,, treasurer. Four |Completed with centerpieces of red departmental secretaries named for| ca’nations and white narcissus, was the new year are: Literature, Miss|US¢d on the tables. Mrs. George Will, A. D. Burr, 702 Fourth 8t.; Steward- | 223 Third St., will be hostess to the ship, Mra. F, E. McCurdy, 415 Ninth | “tb in two weeks, ets People, —aauiaitie ‘aucaaa Gunnoa, a4 Avene Gand sewing, | GUSSNER’S beautiful Fri- day window displays add many wie Bue ted the jugr present topic for h'was “West Af P! Mu. = for your daily the day w! —————— 4 until Dec, 1, 1933. was married to William L. Smith, Steele, at a 6 o'clock candle light service held in the home of Dr. and Mrs. V. W. Emanuel at Valley City the evening of Saturday, Feb. 3. The service was read by Rev. H. R. Shirley, Steele. Attendants for the couple were Miss Jane Smith, sister of the bride- groom, and Ralph Easton, both of Steele. The bride wore a gown of yel- low net lace and carried a bouquet of sions,” stressing the Presbyterian mis- sionafy work at French terion Miss Burr also gave a mi women of the different ‘countries, showing their responsibilities toward each other. Announcements were made regard- ing the “World Day of Prayer” services Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for Fargo|to be held Feb. 16 and the “Every Saturday evening and expected to| Land” program to be sponsored by the visit at Minnesota points before going | grouj’ on Washington’s birthday, Feb. to Steele to make their home. 22. A letter from Mrs. R. L, Phelps, Mrs. Smith is a graduate of Valley City high school. She was cashier of the Northwestern Bell Telephone company at Valley City for two and |/f a half years before resigning in 1926 to accept a position in the office of |i the county superintendent of achools at Steele. She remained at Steele un- til August of 1933, when she came to Bismarck to work in the office of Ad- jutant General Earl Sarles, remain- |] ing here until December. Since then|}} she has been with her brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. James Mc- Donald, Valley City. Mr. Smith is the son of Mrs. F. O.|/ Smith, Steele. He is superintendent |] of the F. O. Smith Construction com- pany of that place. es * Lodge Entertains at__ {ff Valentine Card Party |} ‘Twenty members of the Degree of Honor Protective association attended course dinner was served at the Eman- uel home: Covers were laid for 14 guests. The table centerpiece was composed of yellow roses and orchid sweet peas, flanked by yellow candles. “ FEBRUARY SPECIAL bie Waves, $2.50 and up. End Curl, $1.00 and up. MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Phone 1378 Under Tavis Masic Store GARROTT’S choice CHOCOLATES, packed in special heart-shaped boxes, make an excellent Valentine Gift. Also a complete line of Valentines for the kiddies. at the American Legion Auxiliary ‘Novtime for xoom, World War Memorial building, imere giggles at this picture’ the Febru ial meeting. : ica oto ne §6SRERVICE DRUG ns tintin lana ames as Phone 5 * George E. Shunk ‘works to show you what goes on when the led goes off at « teaveling saleomen’s convention? which will be sent to the Degree of Honor cottage at San Haven to fur- nish the sun room. The box will not an. opportunity to contribute. In the bridge games, prizes were swarded to Mrs, Tillie Peterson, 515 Fifth 8t., and to Mrs. Anne 8. Niel- sen, Person Court. The lunches, which were brought in sacks were auctioned off by Miss Marie Huber, 300 Second St. south. The committee for the party included Miss Gertrude Eicb- horst, chairman, Mrs. Edward Davis s* * D. 6. V. 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