The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-07
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| Walgamot, Echo Turner, Bertha Tenn
pleton, Aletha Black, Helen Robertson,
Emma Tagley, Elizabeth Panovitz,
Vivian Holmes, Alice E.Perry. Alta
Smith. Marie Calvin, VERNE Ryan. El-
| sic Wolff. Olga Hassell, Barker, Edna
Twamley, Annie MacIlraith, Elizabeth
Burr, Selma Hassel, Helen Rex, Mae
Cumming, Ida Abrahamsen, Maud
Templeton, Bernice Veitch, Gertrude
Norman, Sara Williams, Hazel Bar
rington, Annie Matthie, Margaret Faw-
cett. Alice Wicker. Bertha Wolff, Har-
riet Dodge, tombstone, Cassie Cum
ming, Media Chesterman, Ruth Win
termute, Ruth Withheld. Flossie We'll
Ter, Grace Barrett, Florence Secord,
Maybelle Wilder. Irene Finkle, Helen
Hayes, Daphne Bosard. Vivian Ryan,
Mable Richmond, Charlotte Black.
Messrs. Ray Durick, j. j. Marquette,
Earl Sarles. Archie Cooper, H. B.
Lowell, Floyd Weller, Harold Anglim,
Crookston; Guy Bulge, Herman Lee.
Oscar Anderson. Guy B. Fairchild.
Julian Nomland, Vincent O'Brien. ]. P.
SEEMING, Gerald Finch, Bert Selby,
James Matthie. Robert Hughes. Ros-
coe Fawcett. Clair Maxwell. j. H.
Trotter, Alton o. Stinson. Will PIANO.
vitz. John E. Currie. Akin Cunning
ham, !4udley Roddy. Fred Brockhoff.
Clarence Wolff, Evan MacIlraitn,
John Greenberg. D. X. Woods, J. W.
Hawkins, Holcomb Sands, Ed. Ryan,
Tom Vincent, A. T. Berg, Will Bulge.
Tony Barrett, Ray Duggan, Roy Rus
sell, Bruce Mcdonald, James Kennedy,
Oscar Rose, Raymond Calvin. Chas.
E.. McMullen, Ira H. Wicker, H.
Hunter, Robert Charlesworth, Klein
Van Alstine. Perry Johnson. John P.
Conmy, Will F. McGraw, Will Bar
rett, Allen Richie, Theo. Thompson.
Harry Bulge, Messrs and Mesdames
L. NJ. Larson, NJ. Norman, Mrs. Par
sons and Mrs. Robt. Hughes.
Among the graduates of the Winona
Normal school are noticed two North
Dakota young ladies: Miss Lura A.
Williams of Cando, and Miss T. Au-
gusta Newlander Of Grafton.
Rev. N. H. Matthews left last even
ing for ST. Paul to meet his wife and
children who have spent the past WIN
ter in Illinois.
Mrs. Pike arrived from DEBORAH,
Iowa last evening and will be the
guest for some time, of her mother,
Mrs. W. w. Hall, at Maple Lake.
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Mrs. O. A. Mattingly of Pittsburg,
Kan, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
A. Peterson, on North Sixth street.
Mr.. C. F. Williams and family left
for Lake Bemidji this morning, where
they will enjoy life on the lake.
Mayor and Mrs. johnson of Fargo
entertained last evening in honor of
John McVicar, secretary-treasurer OF
the American Association of Munich
palities, whose home is in New York.
The city was represented by City At
torney Resser and City Auditor Nor
gan, and of course, his honor, the
mayor. Owing to the illness of Mr..
Johnson the affair was necessarily a
quiet one. A nice lunch was served,
and Mrs. Johnson was assisted in this
duty by Mrs. S. F. Chabbe and Mrs.
Spaulding, her neighbors. The even
ing was spent in most pleasant man
ner, Mr.. McVicar proving himself to
be most entertaining conversational
list He and Fargo's mayor have long
been personal friends and the two en-
joyed the visit very much. Mr.. Nc
Vicar left for his old home at Dies
Moines, where he will spend a week,
after which he will return to New
York.
The faculty and pupils of Wesley
college conservatory will give fare
we'll reception an drecital tomorrow
evening to which their many friends
have been invited. 1t will take place
in the conservatory rooms and the
following excellent program will be
rendered by faculty and pupils:
Polonaise, OPP. ga 1.-TWO pianos, eight
hands Schultz
LIST piano-Ilma McRobert and May
Nisbet.
End piano-Christine Thordarson
and Nellie Halcrow.
The Dream Rose Chaplin
May Nisbet.
Second Mazurka ........ GODDARD
Cora Sylvester.
AS the Dawn ............ Otto Cantor
Alice Armstrong.
Valse Arabesque .............. Lack
Winnifred Grimes.
The Two Grenadiers ... .Schumann
Frank Smell.
kamennoi-Ostrow, No. %. Rubenstein
Emily Nash.
Nymphs and Shepherds ...... Purcell
Selma Hassell.
Valse ImprOmptu 1.-TWO pianos)....
Stella Hubbard and Leona Vale.
| Pani1lOnS Cohuuopp
Mrs. Stout.
Revere Observation-Disclosures. VieuXtempS
Mr.. Stout
Variations on Beethoven theme 1.-TWO
pianos) .............. Saint-Saens
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elton are at
| Norfolk, Va, on their home trip after
having delightful visit at the James,
town exposition. They expect to be
in Terra Haute, Ind, by the 10th,
where they will visit a few days be-
fore returning home.
A grand farewell reception will be
given this evening in the parlors of
Davis hall by the faculty of the state
university, complimentary to Profess
sor Macnie who sewers his connection
with this institution at the close of
the school year. Professor Macnie
has been one of the faculty for years
and his associations have been most
pleasant and extensive preparations
have been made to make this closing
event one to be long remembered by
the honored professor.
| Miss Mary Johnston who has taught