The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-17
First Methodist church in this city on
1,nesflav0 evening March 9th Tho

ticular care and some splendid mum.
bers will be given. Miss Pace will
sing several new songs by Grieg, alsc
favorites by Needham, Schumann and
others; her principal number will be
"Ballatella" from the opera I'll Paz.
liacci" by Leoncavallo, which is par
ticularly adapted for her voice and
which she has sung with great sue
cess in Chicago, Rockford and Eastern
cities. Mr.. Heide has placed on his
program by special request two num-
bers he played here at his first con-
cert, namely ave Maria" by Schubert
Wilhelm, and "Zigeunerweisen" by
Sarasate. This announcement will Sbe
very welcome. The finale will be
Massente's "Elezie," solo by Miss Pace
with violin obligato by Mr.. Heide, a
grand number of more than usual in
terest We will publish full program
in q later issue.
It is particularly fortunate that Miss
Florence M. Pace will be heard twice,
while here, as in addition to her con-
cert with Mr.. Heide, she is to give
the program at an entertainment by
the associate members of the Ladies'
Thursday Musical club for the active
members.
Mrs. G. L: GRADER and Miss Kate
Ryan spent Sunday at Arvilla and Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. John Bosard, Miss
Cochrane and Mr.. and Mrs. John O..
Fadden.
7 When Miss Florence Marion Pace
arrives here on Monday she will be
accompanied by her half sister Miss
Laura Pace, who has just returned
from England and has never visited
Grand Forks before. They will both
be the guests of their mother on South
Sixth street.
The first ball of any note that will
occur after Easter" on the 18th of
April will be the Lady Elks. Be-
tween three and four hundred
invitations are to- be issued and
elaborate preparations are being
made to make it success. The
committee OF arrangements are Mrs.
w. +. Alexander, Mrs. C. E. Lazier and
Mrs. E. J. Densmore; Mrs. Lazier be-
Ing chairman of the committee.
Heartfelt sympathy is expressed in
Grand Forks for Mrs. E. M. Prouty and
family in the, sudden death which oc-
Cured at Cut Bank of Mr.. Prouty, the
husband and father, for they were well
loved here.
Mrs. w. F. Adams, who has been so
seriously i'll, is on the road to recov-
cry now, it Is thought, and this will De
good news to her many friends. For
a time last week they quite gave her
up and felt she would not recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Garvin and Mr..
and Mrs. John MacLean entertained ut
supper party Thursday evening, ut
the home of the Garvins that was a
delightful affair. Covers were laid for
thirty-eight guests. The decorations
were pink and white tulips and were
used with artistic effect in the rooms
and on the tables After supper finch
amused the guests for the remainder
of the evening.
The society editor had the pleasure
of a short personal interview with
Miss Nance O'Neil, the great actress,
Friday evening after the performance,
and found her one of the most gracious
and charming women she had ever
matt nnfira71y fraa
or the mannerisms of petted star,
perfectly natural in manner, she
makes you feel at home at once in her
presence. 1t was rare pleasure TO
talk to her and feel the magnetism Of
her personality. She is not only a
great actress, but woman of the
highest intellectually and refinement
and beautiful of face and form.
The open meeting of the Thursday
Musical club tomorrow evening will be
full dress affair.
Mrs. T. A. Mccain will arrive short
.ly to make Grand Forks her home and
will be pleasant addition socially.
Mr.. Mccain has rented the coy little
cottage at 215 Chestnut street, where
they will reside.
Mr.. H. s. Chase's friends are quite
alarmed over his condition, as he has
had more hemorrhages, that have left
him veyy weak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shaffer Of Roll
la are in town, the guests Of their
niece, Mrs. Frank Feetham. They are
enroute, home to Rolla from an ex-
} tended eastern trip.
sss
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Striker and
daughter, parents and sister of Mr.. M.
Striker of this city, are his guests here
for few days.
They are enroute from their old
home at Alexandria, Mimi, to their
new home in Ceour d Alene. Idaho.
Mrs. r. H. Brown. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Ed Instgard for a week,
returned to Fargo last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Clark Of Fair
mount. North Dakota, are the guests
of their daughter. Mrs. M. Howe. They
are enroute home from Minnesota.
In the Thursday Musical club It has
always been the active members who
get up the entertainments. programs.
etc, but some time in April we UNDER
stand the associate members will take
charge and give an entertainment for
which the services of Miss Florence
Marion Pace has been secured.