The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-22
Part III. The Shepherds.

stone; Trio (girls) Sing Sweet Stars;
Chorus, Arise Shine; Duet, AS with
Gladness men of Old: Chorus, Praise
Ye the Savior. Offeretory; Hymn. All
Hail the Power of Jesus Name.
Regardful for the Christmas ami
versary the following musical pro-
gram arranged by Prof. Gladstone.
director, and Miss Jane Smith. Or
ganist, will accompany the services in
the First Baptist church. Sunday,
December, %, 1906.
PrslYde-ost. cecilian offertoire; or.
onarte tie; Ye the Lord" Park
Weatherwax and Gladstone.
Solo-"King of Kings. ........ Sternc
trnmseriSSa zsTs,i;, pudie% nI,ncS
pos,,uae-~ ihhTsals5 S' eserus,
.................... Handel-Dunham
Male Quar,ette-.:sieep Holy Babe:
Solo. .Prai kiss st PaSl 3"ar aSIss
offertoire-March Of the Magi i Kings a.e
Anthem-.Sine. on Heavens: ..Toars
(Twenty Voices.)
Postlude-Hallelujah Chorus. :.....
.................... Handel Durham
The selection for the evening Offer
toire will contain a sustained tone
which. throughout the composition,
represents the Guiding Star"
Although so near the Christmas
season twenty-one couples enjoyed the
Evergreen ball given by the Elks in
their handsome rooms last night. The
holiday joyousness. and the fine mu-
sic seemed to inspire the guests and
the universal opinion of those present
was that it was the best of the series
already given by this popular organi-
cation. The tables We're tastefully
decorated with evergreen and the ban
Quet was all that could be desired
Miss Sophie Anderson. who has been
Connected with the Fargo schools for
sometime is to be married next Thurs
day to Mr.. Geo. l. Graham of Chi
cago. There have been many affairs
in her honor and gifts presented by
her friends in Fargo. She is Il sister
of Mrs. w. H. Robinson of Mayville
and has also many friends in Grand
Forks. who extend congratulations.
The inaugural ball at Bismarck will
be held on the evening OF January the
eleventh. The committee consisting
of the most influential citizens of the
capitol city are determined that this
affair will eclipse all former efforts.
The elite of the state will attend this
function to do honor to the chief exc
cutive of the safe and his estimable
wife.
Miss Ruth Richie or this city will
enjoy the Christmas holidays at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. VIM. Richie
of Grafton.
Mr. Alan Richie who has been at
tending the university has gone home
to Grafton for the Christmas vaca-
ton.
Miss Margaret Chase who has been
attending school at Ga,esburg, Ill.,,
will spend the Christmas vacation at
home.
The following program of special
Christmas music will be sung by the
nh,
In the evening Prot. Field will pre-
side at the organ in the absence of
the regular organist, Mr.. Clifford:
MORNING.
Hymn-"JOy to the World"
SOlO-"The Babe of Light and Glory"
Mrs. a. F. Becker.
o5!igat s,a by Pr9f schefstad,
solo-"When Heaven Sang to Earth
n B. Black. rarAer
soioM"ch1istmas sony song .. ne.n .Adsms
Hymn-c clea Game Upon the Midnight
Hymn-"Hark. the Herald Angels
Anthem-"The Heavenly Song" 49,.
Hymn, Gain on the Listening Ear Of
Night.
Solo-"The Birthday Of King.
n. B. Black.
Hymn->Ai n,a Hail the Power of Jesus
The Yeomans will give grand ball
on New Years night.
There has been a great dearth of
society events this week as so many
people are either preparing to go
away during the holiday season or
are getting ready to entertain visitors
at home. The only public socia,
events of Importance have been the
evergreen and A. o. U. w. balls and
the installation exercises at the
Masonic temple. The reception at the