The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-26
SOCIETY
p~noNes-Day N. W. 90: 7. s. - N: Night N. v. 1875
Ecbckah< Elect Tonight

Erbckal,< Elect Tonight.
Election of officers will hr the in,-
portant business to be transacted at
the meeting Of the Rehckah lodge to
he held at \ o'clock his evening. MI
memh,rs arc urged IN he present.
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Mrs. Road Entertained.
Amcng Tic jolly Christmas dinner
gatherings of yesterday was that at
;hc home of MIR. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Read
on North Fifth street. With their
hon deliberately decorated in holly
and mistietoc Il course dinner of ton
covers was served a : o'clock and the
guests were MIR. and Mrs. W. \. Crary
and son. Burt. Mrs. Crary's mother.
Mrs. Mcdonald of t:dmnre. O. II. Lind
quist. I. IL. Murphy and Ernest Read.
Miss Stern to We'd.
The Younger SET of both this city
and Liri'norc will be pleased tn hear
of he announcement of engagement
of Miss Adcla Stern. only daughter Of
Mr.. II Mrs. Leo Stern of 1Sa ASH
land avenue. ST. Paul. to MIR. T.. De-
Roy Koch of Newark. y. j.. The hap
ny news came out sunday With the II
nnuncemcnt that Mr.. and Mrs. Stern
would receive informally in honor of
their daughter next Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stern were residents
of Larimore until a few years ago and
daughter has frequently visited
here as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. s.
Friedman OF Walnut street. Mrs.
Stern completed a long visit With Mrs.
Friedman but Il few weeks ago and
also visited Iarimorc friends ut tho
same time.
y. u. Williamson We'd Yesterday.
The much talked of marriage Of
Mrs. John II. Kirk Of Chicago and ].
+. Williamson of this state received
Rrcord-Herald: Chicago and Evans
ton friends of Mrs. John s.. Kirk have
been much interested in her ap-
~proarl1ins marriage to j. F.. Williams
son. Il stockman and ranch owner
of North Dakota. which is tn take
place at Englewood. y. j.. AT noon
on Christmas day. The ceremony
will he held at the home of Mrs.
Kinks daughter. Mrs. Hugo Henry
Schneider. and will he attended by
Mrs. Kinks other children. Mrs. e. r.
of Evanston and DIR. James
NJ. Kirk Of Princeton. III. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson will stop in Chicago
and Evanston on heir way south on
their wedding trip. Mrs. Kirk. who is
6a years of age. was married TO Mr..
Kirk III 1866. He died in New York
in 1904.
Returns tn Massachusetts Soon.
Miss Rose Rappaport Was til" guest
of honor at a surprise party SUNDAY
evening rendered at the home of her
Mrs. Nathan Papermcister. on
avenue. Miss Rappcport is
of Springfield. Mass. and has been the
guest Of her sister scveral months. en-
pecting to leave within the next two
weeks for her home.
About ~siNty-five participated in the
festive event. with games n music
making up the evenings entertain
being sered at 1890 o'clock.
The presentation of a splendid
set and flowers was made
the honored guest yb Mrs. NJ. Gar
Mrs. L. Rosenthal and Mrs. l..
Rosof. Among the out of town guests
were Mrs. H. Arnovitch and Mrs. Sill
yerman of Winnipeg. and DIR. Jack
Green'ers Of Ma !sn
Curlc Callandcr Among Them.
One of the Christmas events in
Minneapolis society will be the con-
cert on Tuesday evening at the audi
forum by the Harvard glee. mandolin
and banjo clubs. A large personnel
OF the clubs is printed and amon
the names familiar is. that Of c. l..
son of DR.. and Mrs. G. y.
of Fargo. Mr.. Callander is
as a member Of the banjo
club. The following is a part Of the
program of delightful affairs, taken
from the Minneapolis Journal, which
Will be enjoyed by the young Harvard
r1en: Minneapolis will experience the
invasion of Harvard's most renowned
talent on Tuesday when q
train will bring the members
of the Harvard musical clubs, who
will appear in concert Tuesday even
ing in the auditorium. 'Tis said that
the demand for seats to accommodate
box parties is so extraordinary that it
will be necessary to ren1ove all Of
the seats on the sides of the balcony
to be turned into boxes. Immediately
on their arrival the Harvard men will
be escorted to the Minneapolis club,
where Rome G. Brown. former presi-
dent of the Associated Harvard clubs
n the father of +. G.. Brown, man
ager Of the Harvard musical clubs,
will be host at a luncheon for which
covers will he placed for fifty. a
smoker will be enjoyed later in the
afternoon when the local graduates
and visiting men will be hosts, the
event will be in the athletic annex Of
the Minneapolis club. Invited to the
dance at the bennington by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chase Christian are the
Harvard glee and musical clubs men
and h debutantes Of MINNEAPOLIS
and st. Paul. The clubs will appear
in Kansas City Wednesday,. There
are also a large number of private
for individual members of the clubs
while in Minneapolis.
Miss May Caldwell u Bride.
Miss May Agnes Caldwell who was
the efficient n much esteemed SUI
pervisor Of music in the local city
schools last ear has followed in the
footsteps Of her predecessor, Miss
Grace Barker, who also. after resign
ing her position here. went to Ever.
EFT. Wash, and later became a bride.
Miss Caldwell's wedding took place
i'll Everett at high noon last Saturday
and she is now the bride of William
D. NJ. Howard. Il Boston mining en-
glneer who is now located in the west
and has offices in Portland. Ore. DR..
w. n. w. Reese. an old friend of the
Caldwell family, performed the mar
riagc ceremony. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard are tn he at home in Portland
after February /.
Miss Caldwell went west in August,
just after completing her work as
musical instructor at the university
summer school, and in September be-
a her duties as supervisor of music
in the public schools Of Everett. She