The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-28

Comes he with the storm winds roar
And all lorn Natures ruth?
sTis winter when love and youth
John Vance Cheney.
A South Dakota anti-race suicide
organization of women has adopted
this motto:
Here's to Teddy,
Rough and ready,
Just the same as you or 1;
Get the habit,
Be a rabbit,
o. Increase and multiply"
Mrs. Frank w. Tibbals of Fargo, and
her daughter Miss Lottie, who is teach
ing in Devils Lake, will spend this
week in Larimore. the guests of Mrs.
o. H. Phillips.
Nj. Leon p. Thayer, auditor of the
International Harvester company, ac-'
companied by his wife is guest at
the Dacotah.
AS is usual this season of the year,
almost the close of Lent there is al
most nothing doing in social way
Even the few who for a time relaxed
their penetentialities in order to even
informally entertain a little have gone
back into the fold and will remain
in social seclusion now until the time
comes to lay aside their sack cloth
and ashes and once more don the garb
of social gayety.
But even so. they are not idle by
any means now cudgeling their brains
for some new form of entertainment
to give Immediately after Lent. Do
you know it has been often remarked
that in Grand Forks Lent this year
has been more generally observed than
ever before in the city Immediately
after Easter. though, they will more
than. make up for this, for we UNDER
stand there will be some elaborate en-.
tertainments given.
A charming yet simple homes we'd
ding occurred this afternoon at
O'Clock when Miss Mabel Coulter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Coulter
of South Fourth street was married
to Mr.. Theodore Schumacher at her
parents home. The house was beau
tifully and artistically decorated for
the occasion In smilax ferns and pink
and white carnations. The bride came
in unattended on her fathers arm and
was met In the parlor by the groom
where the ceremony was performed by
Reverand Frank Hays of the Presby-
terrain church. About fifty guests were
present, limited to intimate friends
and relatives of the contracting
parties. The bride was beautifully
gowned in white net over slip Of
white linon. Immediately after the
ceremony and congratulations, a
bounteous luncheon was served, after
which the bride donned her travelling
gown and they took their departure
on the evening train for the east. They
will remain q few days in the twin
cities and from there go to Trent, s.
D., to visit the family of the groom.
Miss Coulter is one Of Grand Forks
fairest and most popular young ladies.
She has been reared in this city and
the high regard in which she is held
was demonstrated by the cordial con-
gratulations of host of friends and
the valuable gifts she received. Mr..
Schumacher is a valued employee of
the Great Northern and very popular.
They will reside at Sarles, N. d., and
will be at home there after April 5.
Miss Florence Marion Pace, the
charming young soprano and Mr.. Har-
old Heide the violinist, appeared be-
fore a large audience in the First
Methodist church last evening. Both
artists were in their best trim and
the enthusiasm of the audience was
manifested in the repeated encores that
was most graciously responded to even
to the third recall.
Miss Race has appeared here num-
Der of times before, 80 needed no in
PRODUCTION to Grand Forks audience.
and Mr.. Heide once before but that
make him welcome again.
in study and her voice haa taken on
"a rounder. more !matured tone with a
sympathetic note that is charming and
a delight to the most critical music
lover. Her enunciation is perfect and
every note Of her voice clear as a
bell. Simply gowned she stands be-
fore her audience in a self-possessed
yet girlish way, with none Of the af-
lection or mannerismsY of the petted
fav0rite. Mr.. Heide the yiolinist Is
great artist and shows mastery over
the instrument in some of the most
difficult Of classics that is phenomenal.
Our local violinist. Mr.. Scheffstad. ac-
companied Mr.. Heide on the piano,
making his FIRST appearance here as
a piano accompanist and followed the
artist with softness of touch and
sympathy that intensified the pure
notes of the violin.
Miss Marion Titus who Is ever
charming. accompanied Miss Pace on
the piano and won new laurels for
herself Grand Forks is very proud
. Of our gifted young pianist. The en-
tire program was well suited to the
audience and the fact that our people
fkh high class concert work here was
1 certainly evinced last evening by the
demonstration they made in recalling
the musicians.