The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-10

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MISS FLORENCE MARION PACE
Soprano.
Do you ever notice the manner in
which different people act when you
are introducing them to some one not
met before? Some people are a real
delight to introduce to strangers while
others are a perfect bore and it often
reminds US we would like to send
them little sketch we read not long
ago of we'll known author where she
said, never treat the old and beautiful
ceremony of introduction in a cold,
careless or perfunctionary manner.
Offer your hand with spontaneous ges-
ture and infuse an expression elo-
quent of glad surprise into your eyes.
Often times by so doing you will find
you have made friend who will wish
for, and seek warmer acquaintance.
The musicale given by the Eastern
Star ladies Tuesday evening wa>
decided success in every way and the
following delightful program was
rendered.:
Piano Trio-{a} Music Box. Muller
Misses pro eS} o Sasn, McIaag iMa0er
Reading-"At the Dressmaker's". ...
Miss sam;uels " '''>
Mrs uf Elkngto ns' M. M Se:f Mn''e
Piano-"Dance Of the Demons" Hoist
Vocal-"The Fairy's Lullaby. .......
Mrs. ELLINGTON A'''
Neaa'ns Miss Miss samueis selected
Vocal Duet-"Queen Of the Earth. j.
PlnSutt
GRANGE of certain flowers. wood gums
NJ, Miss Herriek. Mr.. McDougall
' ~ MISS CONN view ano
ve VOCAL o"y the Sunset Turns the =,
Misses Brown. Nash. Mclaughlin
The Man of the Hour.
There are hundreds Of men now WELD
sst7 sess : to Sc sey Gssss III
That i shss make * sly appear rather
Fen larger the class who have
Who ar have me never learned rightly to
But here's to the man, cen though
Who es spn ss1h hs' hsu Edo and
1t will be of interest to readers of
the Times Record to know that Fred
T. Lincoln, double cousin Of L. A.
Mood 0f fbic MI opd u,ho hoe 1,;e;%od
here several times, has been promoted
to the position of managing editor of
The Evening Times, the new paper re-
Gently launched at Grand Forks. Mr..
Lincoln is we'll known to many here
and is newspaper man of wide ex-
perience, he having put in five years
at Washington, D. c., as correspond
ent and has been for the past few
| years identified with leading papers
of Minnesota. Mr.. Wood recently re-
turned from visit to his cousin at
Grand Forks.-Valley City Times.
| Children's night of the Yeomen was
celebrated Tuesday evening in Odd
Fellows hall by an entertainment
that was delight to all present For
some time past Mrs. Laura Young,
Miss Roseburg, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs.
Minnie benson and Mrs. Ship.ey have
had the training of the children in
charge and their ability in that line
was fully demonstrated by the splen-
| did success Of the entire entertain
ment The hall was crowded to its
utmost capacity by the friends and
proud relations of the children taking
part, and their pride and enjoyment
was easily shown by the repeated ap-
plause and encores given, The fol-
lowing was the program rendered, at
ter which team of twelve ladies gave
one Of the Yeomen drills that WAS
quite perfect in all details.
Drill: By Yeomen Children
son...G: -; Catherine Caldwell
Lille Paulson. Lille st: Lawrence
l%yES!s 4ss:a
>Recitation-"T for Tat"....::.....
SOM Henrietta Henri, Hart
Reeftatioon-:.oi;l;d Arm c cha!rs. Ipnra'"
| Ten Little indians. ''
| Dialogue-"Fannie's Secret" .......
Elizabeth Lucas. Margaret i Lucas a"'s
Song. Josephine and Henrietta Hart
Recitation-."A King" 800. Ethel Young
Lille Pauison and Lille; ST: Lawrence
| hecltation: .;............. Lois Riley
Keetaeienour Flag john GTafs GasrS
| Ten Lazy Boys.
song. Pearl st. Lawrence
fsecitatio NJ Margaret Lucas
The Rathbone Sisters will entertain
at dancing party on Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Andrews of Wal
halla were prominent visitors In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Quistgard entertained at
"Thimble Bee" Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her guest Mrs. r. H.
Brown of Fargo. There were sixteen
invited guests. Dainty refreshments
were served and as is usual with Mrs.
Quistgafd's select little parties the
afternoon was one Of pleasure to all.