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

Prince Olaf of Norway, and the two
daughters of the Duke and Duchess
of Fife, who are now poisoning into
womanhood.
Mrs, S. r. Caswell will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Gaylord at York, dur
ing the holidays.
The Misses Blanch Daily, Vera kel-
sey and Margaret Williams will spend
the Christmas holidays with friends
at Mimic and Ardock.
St. Paul's church will have Christ
mas tree on Monday afternoon for the
Sunday school children.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will have an entertainment on Christ
mas eve. One feature of it will be the
bringing of gifts by the children for
the poor of the city.
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Much interest is manifested in the
approaching marriage of two of the
popular young people of the city. Mr..
Louis Schell and Miss Gertrude Crisis
more. They will be married at the
residence of the prospective brides
sister. Mrs. Scott Rex, on Christmas
day. The number of guests will be
limited to q few intimate friends.
The ceremony will be performed at
five O'Clock in the afternoon after
which a luncheon will be served. They
will be at home the first of February.
Miss Beatrice Coulter who has been
living at Minot for some time will re-
turn to Grand Forks to live after the
holidays. During Christmas week
she will visit relatives at Westhope.
Miss Mabel Collins has returned
home from pleasant visit at Spok-
kane, Seattle and other western cities.
Mrs. Rung and her daughter have
gone to Minneapolis to spend the
Christmas holidays.
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Miss Ivy Mueller leaves tomorrow
night for a visit with friends in Har-
wood, y. D.
Miss Rose Li.lig will spend the holi-
days at Brainerd. MINI.
Prof. Macnie of the university fac
ulty has gone to Minneapolis to spend
the holidays with his sons.
Miss Bertha Standish left last
night for holiday trip. She will visit
Seattle and other points on the Paci-
fic coast.
Messrs Earl and Lynn Sarles left
last night for their home at Hills
boro.
The parents and friends of the pupils
Wesley College Conservatory of Mu-
sic, who attended the recital given by
them last Thursday afternoon were
much pleased with the progress made.
! The young people acquitted them
selves with honor to themselves and
to their teachers. These recitals are
| given fortnightly.
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Miss Mary Collinson spent last night
and this morning in the city the guest
of friends. Miss Col:inson is on her
way home to Devils Lake where she
will spend the Christmas holidays be-
fore returning to her teaching duties
in the St. Thomas public schools.
Miss Eugenia DeKay came in last
evening from Crystal where she holds
o position in the schools. She expects
to remain during the holiday season.
There will be special music in all
the churches of the city tomorrow to
commemorate the birth of Christ. The
First NJ. E. church will render the
following program:
Organ Voluntary-Christm Pastor.
Anthen-ChristmaS Shelly
Offertory, Violin Solo-Intermezzo
from Caviliera Rustiana ......
Observation-Disclosures. .Mascagni
Anthem-O Holy Night ....... Adam
Anthem-Sing, Oh Heavens. Tours
Postlude-Hallelujah Chorus-"Mes-
sab" Observation-Disclosures. Handel
p. VI.
Organ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .....
Observation-Disclosures. .Guilmant
Anthem-Arise! Shine, for They
Light is Come. Buck
Offertory-He Shall Feed His Flock,
Messiah" ................H Handel
Anthem-Christmas .......... Shelly
Postlude-March in B fiat ..... .Silas
There will be an elaborate pro-
gram of music at the First Baptist
church both on Sunday and on Tues
day night when the Sunday school
will present cantata telling in
song the incidents of the Christ birth
The program has been specially ar
ranged by Prof. Gladstone and con-
sists of professional introduction.
in which songs concerning the prop
hesy of Christ are introduced. Then
three parts, No. l being about the
birth, No. 2 the visit of the shepherds
and No. 9 concerning the star and the
wisemen. The children have been
specially trained and promise to sing
very beautifully. Appropriate recita-