The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-17

reSaled the guests Win not luncn
to which it is needless to say they did
ample justice. The party reluctantly
broke up in time to catch the eleven
o'clock car for the ~"
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The citizens OF Bismarck have en-
gagged Rupert's orchestra of Fargo for
the inaugural ball. For the occasion
the orchestra will be augmented 70
fifteen pieces. Reports from Bismarck
indicate that the residents of the place
will spare no pains in making the ball
a great success. Elaborate plans are
under way.
The following musical program ac-
companied the services at the Baptist
church, Sunday, December Is. 1906.
Prof Paul Gladstone, director. Miss
Jane Smith. organist.
MORNING.
Prelude-Andante in "C.".,...... .Silas
Solo-The Brighter Day. Miss Milne
Observation-Disclosures Read
Anthem will lift up my Eyes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. White etsra
f's''''e EVENING. N'"'e'
Prelude-Pilgrim's Chorus:
puet.peace to This dwelling ". s'''
.:.... .... Miss Begg: Mr.. Gladstone
offertoire117Mellodyy in C" ~. Best
Anthem-He shall come down like
Postlude-Aiarch .Peilman Eddy
On Wednesday Grand Forks will
have an opportunity OF hearing
The Leo Company. one of the
best that tour the state. They
are coming under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid of Zion Luther
an church and will sing at that
church The personnel of the company
is as follows:
Mr. Sverre Oftedal. Violinist.
Miss ALICE 0Gonnell. Dramatie Reader.
Accompanies
PROGRAM.
Fantasiestucke. Op. 1! Schunlann
Miss Gunhild Oftedal
W. Mr.. sverre oftedai.
''eao" Miss Alice occnncil 'e'e''e'
(a) When Song is Sweet. Sans Souci
(b) Serenade -. .Neidlinger
Nj. sverre oftedal.
Ne'Au'"s Miss Alice oj'c;onnetiii. 'N
Miss Emma Theoline Loe
With Violin obligato by Mr.. oftedal.
Mrs. H. E. Payne and her sistes,
Miss Minnie Archer gave dinner on
Saturday in honor of the teachers of
East Grand Forks. The decorations
were in red and green. The hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. Chas. J. Fisk
and Mrs. Kaw. Miss Carroll and Miss
Weeks secured the prizes which were
awarded the successful contestants al
the games of cards which followed the
dinner.
The society event of the year in
Grand Forks is the annual ball given
each year by the Pioneer club. This
year will be no exception, and the So
ciety devotees of the city are on the
qui vive in anticipation of this func-
ton which will take place on the last
night of the year, Dec. 81. Two hun
dred and fifty have received invita-
tons.
The University faculty and the
teachers of the city schools are to he
entertained at reception tomorrow
evening at the Public Library, given
by the board of directors. Those in
the receiving line will be Mr.. F. w.
Wilder, Prof. and Mrs. J. Nelson Kelly,
Prof. Brannon, Misses Katherine
Whitley, Adelaide Patterson and Eliza
beth Abbott Mrs. H. NJ. Wheeler and
Mrs. A. ]. Becker will have charge of
the refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Merrill and Mr..
and Mrs. Terry McCosker have gone
to Minneapolis to spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs. McCosker's
mother.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott will visit with
friends in Chicago during the Christ
mas holidays.
The Baptist Sunday school is going
to give fine entertainment on Christ
mas night. Prof. Gladstone is drilling
the children both in the musical and
literary selections so an enjoyable
time is expected. The gifts will all be
in money this year and will be given
for missions.
Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Burr have gone
to Minneapolis to spend the Christmas
holidays.
A chorus of twenty voices are being
drilled by Prof. Pease for the program
to be given Christmas eve at the First
NJ. E. church by the Sunday school.
Prof. Field will preside at the organ.
Mrs. VIM. Rand will entertain a
large company of friends at dinner on
Christma..
Mrs. Robert Mccoy is spending the
week in St. Paul.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor of the Presbyterian church ana
the primary teachers of the Sunday
school are going to give a send-off in
the church parlors this evening in tn.
form of kitchen shower to pros
pective groom and bride. The happy
man is Mr. Louis Schell, president of
the Christian Endeavor and his finan-
Gee is Miss Gertrude Crissmore, who
is popular and efficient teacher in
the public school of this city, also a
worker in the primary department o.
the Presbyterian Sunday school. They |
will be married on Christmas day at |
the residence of the brides sister, Mrs. |
Scott Rex. The groom has been in the |
employ OF Mayor Duis for some years. |
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