The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-28
Thursday Musical Program.

Thursday Musical Program.
A lecture recital will be the form
Of musical entertainment which the
members of the Ladies' Thursday
Musical club will enjoy at the Novem-
her meeting to be held next Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. F. S. Sargent on
Reeves venue The recital will be
on M%assenet's opera, That's" which
Mrs. W. .. Fryberger Of Minneapolis
gave a lecture on it and on this &C.
casion Miss Margaret Sargent will
give the story part while Prof. Louis
Rowland Of Wesley conservatory will
do the piano work.
Norman B. Black. who gave such
exquisite pleasure last year in his rem
dition Of the solo parts by the char
acter ~"Athanael," has again been
Sovereign Smith who has not yet APP
peared before the club will sing the
''Thais" parts. Both voices are ia
vorites with the musical people Of the
city and the program ought to bring
out every member Of the club. The
program as arranged follows:
Thou who files. u souls with
compassion" ........... Athanael
Mr.. Black.
Whence doth come this severity"
Grown ;c;1 thyself with roses. .Thais
Mrs. Smith.
"Oh tell me. mirror faithful, tell me
Mrs. Smith.
IT love thee, That's. .Athanael
Mr.. Black.
81 am Athanael. monk Of A%ntinous'
Athanael
Mr.. Black.
Violin solo, Meditation. .........
Miss Ridgway.
"For Love has been a rare virture"
'' Mrs Smith.
Duet. Battle thy hands and lips
wit hthis water.
Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Black.
Luncheon for Miss Cumming.
An exquisitely appointed luncheon
in yellow and white was the honor
given this afternoon by Miss Mabel
Collins at her Riverside Park home
as a compliment to next Wednesdays
bride, Miss Mat Cumming. The APP
pointments were beautifully carried
out with quantities Of fresh yellow
chrysanthemum blossoms and pref
tily shaded candles and the table CEN
terpiece was a basket made Of a large
yellow pumpkin and filled with lus-
cious autumn fruits. Covers for
twenty-four guests were arranged at
six tables and the delicious four
course repast was served by Miss Ava
GRADER, Miss Sadie Franklin, Miss
Gertrude Collins and Mrs. Thomas
Collins.
The afternoon pleasure was bridge
whist and at the close OF the much
--,z -ar,o <,1~L{au 1,oNa uyo rHod
for the high scores.
Halloween Goblins Ready.
Tuesday evening, October 81 will be
Halloween and the young people are
looking forward to it's fun impatiently
Halloween with its mystic games and
charms. its old time games and super
natural beliefs. its harmless pranks
and general frivolities. furnishes fur
for small boys n girls and other:
who are not so small.
The synical and un~imaginative cal
1t "a relic Of pagan tines but thu
harmless fun OF the evening gives {
welcome change from the uneventfu
life of school books and studies fol-
the young people.
The discovery of who will be thu
partner for life is the chief feature o,
the evening and numerous games AND
superstitions are uniquely carried GU
to discover this all absorbing fact
Mystic ceremonies are varied in diff
ferent localities.
The prevalent superstition tina
witches and supernatural beings ar,
abroad on this night, lends a weirt
note to the celebrations aud whit,
sheeted forms may be seen roamin,
about even in this literal age. but tn,
youngsters who are on mischief ben
will have to be wary this year TO
forms clad in long blue coats Will
brass buttons and gray helmets will
also be roaming around. with the idei
Of stern suppression of mischief. Cob