The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-05

decorated lot the occasion with works
-nf art pertaiping to the. subject. At
the close of the year prizes will be
given for the best OF these scrap
books. Over one hundred books are
being made. which shows the great
interest taken.
Mrs. w. w. Fegan arrived home from
minneapolis Thursday after delight
full few days there e.
Mrs. Alfred Zugar OF Valley City
will arrive here on Monday and be the
guest of MRS. James Dinnie all next
week. Mrs. Zuger comes to the grand
lodge of the Degree of Honor. She is
the grand lady of honor of the state
and takes great interest in the order,
On Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week the grand lodge of the Degree of
Honor. the auxiliary of the A. o. u. W.,
Will hold session here in Odd Fellows
hall. There will be prominent ladies
from all over the state. A large at
tendance Is expected, as the order is
constantly increasing. in membership
and great interest Is being manifested
by the ladies. The meetings promise
to be delightful affairs. There will
be some entertaining for the out-of-
town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fegan have ten
dered the use of their lovely home on
South Fifth street to the ladies' of st.
Agnes Guild of the Episcopal church
for next Thursday evening, the 10th,
for guild party, which promises to Ne
most delightful as we'll as>novel af-
fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Fegan are noted
for their delightful hospitality and all
Will be made to feel at home. The idea
of entertainment Is that each person
will select for themselves the title of
some book, maybe their favorite-for
who has not one?-and wear or carry
something significant of the title which
the guests are to interpret. A de-
ltghtful program will be given, some
good music and maybe a reading. or
two. Refreshments will be served.
Do not forget the date, May the 10th,
and that 1t is to be held at the Fegan
home. which in itself promises a pleas
ant evening, and that you are cordially
invited.
The little pony coat, which is al
most identical with the French caraco
and resembles a short box coat, save
that 1t is shaped slightly in the side
seams and back and is tri1e short in
the waistline at the back, has invaded
the realm of the tub frock, and ex-
tremely 5aunty costumes of pique and
linen, several tailored and smartly
strapped with the material, are made
with circular skirt and pony coat.
The MORE coat is one of the seasons
features. but 1t has not ousteds the
taffeta coat from favor, and saffetas
are used for everything from the serv-
1ceable dust coat to the handsome
evening coat. The evening coat of
taffeta. with white or delicate color. is
usually laden with lace or with the
batiste lace, which has foundation of
batiste instead of net, while the de-
sign Is worked In various inset laces
and embroidery
The May meeting of the Thursday
Musicale club in the Commercial club
rooms Thursday afternoon was an ex-
ceptionally enjoyable one. On account
of the inclemency of the weather there
was not the usual attendance, but the
program was none the less enjoyed
or less we'll rendered.
Prominent on the program was Miss
Strong and Miss Reeves of Buxton.
and Mr.. Norman B. Black, a noted
baritone singer of st. Paul Mr.. Black
favored the audience with two solos
that were highly enjoyed. Miss Jes-
sic Bierley accompanied him on the
piano. and, although very young, she
plays exceptionally we'll, with a touch
sympathetic as we'll as strong and
firm. We predict laurels for her in
the future.
Mr.. Black has magnificent BARI
tone voice of great volume and it is
hoped will crafty an audience here
again In the near future.
Miss Daisy Reeves of Buxton read
a highly interesting and instructive
paper on Italian music and composers
that showed care and labor in the
preparation of as we'll as great knowl-
edge Of her subject
Miss Strong of Buxton, in her i'm
presentations of "Signor Tonsillani' in
evening coat and vest and dainty little
black mustache, delighted her au-
d1ence as she always does. Her Sec
ond appearance on the program was
equally we'll received when she Inn
personated the Italian seranader,
Nicola c calrath," with guitar ac-
compartment.
The full program was as follows,
and each participant worthy of special
mention for the clever rendition of
their part: /
Piano-"Quatre Impromptus" OPP. 80
Miss Prindev;iiiiie Auoef'
Reading-Italian Music and Composers
asmpersoTasion-"signor Tonsillin,r
song-.Mat,,a Miss strong ro.,,
Violin-Two Italian Melodies" ....
{. $500 Miss Clara woiir De Ser'ot
Song-Home to Our Mountains. Verdi
I'll Travotore)
Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Fuller
with guitar aecompaniimi;e:n,t)t 0s''
piano-"overt MISS I si PSriFana. pe,,,n,
Miss Bierly, Miss corliss ne'i'h'
song-"Il milo ben quando verra"...
1880. p. .i........'....... Parasotti
Mrs Bronson
Evolution.
When strolled we through country
But now I'd call her thus in vain,
For cognomens will vary.
For when to city walks she strayed.
NQueer changes one could see;
More stylisHly was she arrayed-
Her name was then Marie.
That summer at the gay seashore
She f1irted night and day:
Another change was then in store
Admirers called her May.
At last from foreign lands hear
She is not quite the same.
For from accounts 1t would appear
That Mae Is now her name.
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