The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
COCZE7Y
NEWS AND NOTES

The cries Of the heart are many,
The answer voices few,
Darkness articulate whispered
Painting already?
STEADY sss... dear al steady.
Bewtldered and laundering and crop
ing,
ventured hand
And 10. 1t was you!
The dreams of the soul are mighty,
And sometimes they come thrue,
! dreamed Of faith unlimited,
Nobly attended,
High born and splendid;
Precious the prize!
Lost In q planet diverted, =
lifted my eyes and oh, It was you!
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
Miss Louise johnson has gone to
Churchs Ferry for a visit with friends.
Mrs. j. s. Thompson left yesterday
for Chicago where she will spend some
weeks.
Mrs. Sarah McN1aster Of South Third
street Is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
A.. w. Corliss of Caledonia, aud her
granddaughter, Miss Maud steen of
Reynolds.
A. w. Warren who has been en-
joying three months trip of pleas
ure through the cast expects to reach
Ia Su
in pittsburg, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Chandler and
children have returned to their home
in Winnipeg after enjoying an extend
ed visit with Mrs. Chandler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash of East Grand
Forks.
One Of the finest places to go. to
cultivate the necessary ability to
dodge the frisky automobile when our
new paving is finished will be Halls
academy of dancing which opens ON
October II. Learning and practicing
such dances az the Barn" dance, gives
one perfect command over the mus
cles Of the body and springs. hops
and leaps.
The members of the faculty and the
university students were most charm
ingly entertained yesterday afternoon
at musical given by Prof. w. B.
Field at his studio in the Herald block.
At the close of the high class pro-
gram Mrs. Field served chocolate and
the delightful pleasure came to a
close. The musical treat included the
following numbers rendered by MIR.
Field:
Sonata op. 81 ("Moonlight'') 500.
100000. .............,.-. Beethoven
Adagio, Allegretto, Presto Agitato.
Caprice on Airs From the Opera of
Alceste ............... Saint Saens
Etudes OPP. 10. Nos. II and IL; op.
Is. Nos. and 9............ Chopin
Scotch Poem.
b Monql0gue. ) "a ~. ~, 4~ a;
c From an Indian Lodge. .MacDowell
Valse Caprice ("Man Lives But
Once") ............ Strauss Tansig
A pretty wedding, took place this
morning at st. Michael's Catholic
church when Miss Evelyn NJ. Shoalt,
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'Dell,
was made the happy bride of Mr..
George Lang, also of this city. The
marriage ceremony and nuptial mass
were celebrated by Father Fishciert
at 8 o'clock and only" the intimate
friends OF the contracting parties
were present. The bride was becom-
ingly gowned in white net made over
silk and was attended by her aunt,
Mrs. Arthur O'Dell, as matron of hon
or. Mr.. John Mcdonald attended the
groom as best man. Immediately aft
er the ceremony the bridal party re-
paired to the Frederick where the
wedding breakfast was served and
then left for the twin cities where they
will spend their honeymoon. The
young couple will then return to this
city to make their home, the groom
being connected with the Great Nor
thern with headquarters here. The
only out of town guest was the
BRIDES grandmother, Mrs. Thomas
Cooney Of Owatonna, MINI.
Mrs. James O'Reilly has taken her
departure for Liverpool, England,
where she will enjoy an extended
visit with relatives. Mrs. O'Reihy
stopped of In ct. Paul for a few
days visit with Mrs. Edward Bernish,
nee Miss Eva Monley Of this city,
leaving Sunday evening for Montreal
from which city she sails In few
days. Mr.. O'Reilly will join her about
January / and after their return to
this country next spring, they expect
to remove to Oregon to make their
future home. Their many friends will
regret their departure from the city
but wish them safe Journey and de-
lightful visit abroad.
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