The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Lanterman and
daughter Miss Eunice, left Tuesday
for their European trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mann of New Salem will &C.
company them.-Mandan Pioneer.
A few of tn prominent NOrwegians
of Nelson county held banquet Sat-
urday evening in the banquet room of
the A. o. U. w. hall. Choice dishes
of far-away Norway were prepared.
The feast over. the evening was spent
In toast and song, storytelling and
folklore of the land of the midnight
sun. Every one present enjoyed the
happy meeting, which broke up as
"chanticleer proclaimed the morn"
each one expressing desire to be
present at the one to be held next year.
Such gatherings are all right, and love
of mother country helps to make us
good citizens of our adopted country.
Kind hearts are more than coronets,
And simple faith than Norman blood"
Nelson County Observer
James Aughney, one of the Oldest
settlers of the Little Heart valley, gave
an informal dancing party to the old
settlers at his home. New Years.
There were about seventy old timers
present and they all had a splendid
time. dancing until the wee sma"
hours in the morning. There is
bond of fraternity among the old set
tiers, that is hard to break and re-
unions of this kind bring back the
pleasing recOllections of privatiOns
and triumphs of pioneer days.-Man-
dan Pioneer.
The Thursday Musical club is
planning for a song recital by Minnie
Fish Griffin, one of Chicago's foremost
sopranos. While the date is not fixed,
1t will probably be some time this
month, and will easily be the great
event of the club year. Mrs. Griffin
Is prominent society woman of Chi
cago and Is a magnificent singer. She
is on her way through to the coast
and will stop here for brief visit
with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
White and the club eagerly took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to arrange
for recital for her. Full announce
ments will appear later.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Johnson enter
tanned large party at progressive
in Cummings, North Dakota.
The Dramatic club of Kilso will give
another play in the near future.
Tuesday evening at Buxton Miss
Reeve and Miss Strong gave musi-
Cal at their home. Over fifty guests
were present and the occasion was a
h 10
gram dainty refreshments were
served:
The Thursday Musical club will hold
its January program meeting in the
Commercial club rooms on Friday
afternoon next Jan 12) at 2:3O
O'Clock, the meeting being postponed
from Thursday on account of the
drainage convention which is to be
held In the same place.
The program will be composed en-
tirely of the compositions of Nine. C.
Chaminade and several of the new
members will make their initial ap-
pearance before the club
The following is the program:
Musical Notes
Piano uour hands, .,(a) Danse orientale
M,sa Will. co R Ranse Pastorale
vocal-"rhe Soldiers Betrothed"
Mrs. White at the piano
Piano-Pierette (Air de Ballet) ...
.......... ............. Mrs. Geist
vocal ...:........ Angelus
Violin-(a) Romanza
q, ,h.2.. Amdantino; Mr.. Rourke
Miss Titus at the piano
VOcal-(a) Berceuse
| (b) Madrigal
(c) The Silver Ring..........
.......:.... ........ Mrs. Fitzgerald
Piano-Air de Ballet. OPP. ,30.No. L..
MISS Ne1lSOn
! Vocal-Rosemonde.. -. Mrs. Fitzgerald