The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-27

May it ever inspirit and strengthen
and cheer.
Take Wfdlund Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hill have re-
moved from the Frederick to the Wild
iund block. where they have secured
z apartment. .a fss the winter
.Idt4le German Friday.
The Elk entertainment committee
is busy arranging for the Little Ger
man" ball which takes place Friday
evening at the club rooms and the
members promise that it is going TO be
the best ever. The supper Will he
exceptionally good and will be served
in the Commercial club assembly hall.
Presbyterian Mission Meeting.
The woman's Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday. December %. at the home
OF Mrs. Andrew Neitch. $14 Cotton
wood street. The program will be in
charge of Mrs. Matthews and Miss JOY.
Subject christmas in Syria: Christ
mas Among the Mountaineers.' MIS-.
Rosard will be present and Civ a talk
on her visit to Alaska.
Honored Miss Cumming.
Crookston Times: Miss Mollie
Eiken was a %deliehtful hostess last
evening when she entertained for Miss
Cassie Cumming of Grand FORKS. VINO
is the guest at the I. B. Fisher nome.
The evening was spent In playing
cards. after which the hostess served
a dainty lunch.
Guests From Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Sansburn Of Wal
nut street are entertaining as pleasant
holiday guests at their home Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Jones of Aberdeen. s.
D. Miss Jones is Mr.. S%ansburn's sis
ter and they will remain until the
last of the week.
Entertained at Fargo.
Fargo Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Alsop Of Fourth avenue south enter
tanned over Sunday and Christmas day
Or. and Mrs. NJ. A. Desmond Of Axe
ley. MINI. They also entertained on
Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Fuller of Moorhead. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Deverell and two
children of Grand Forks.
Mrs. Fryberger in Duluth.
Duluth Evening Herald: Final re-
hearsal for the lecture recital Of Ma
toma" which will be given at the En-
dion NJ. E. church Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock by local artists n Mrs.
Fryherger Of st. Paul, will be held
Friday evening at the church. Mrs.
Frvberger will arrive Friday to be
here for the ~rehearsals. and during
her stay here will be the guest Of Mr..
and Mre. H. B. Fryberger Of Wood
land.
Mrs. FryberKer will give the talk or
the opera which has use so much
interest and the solos will be sung by
Miss Alice May Brown. Mrs. Donna
Riblette Flaaten, John Koneczny. ten
or. and George Edward suffel. The
accompaniment. too. played by the
we'll known trio. Horace w. Reymar.
1ste. will be an especial feature Of the
recital the final numb>r being played
by them.
The arrangements for this after.
Moons entertainment have been made
by the Matinee Musicale. and it is one
Of the programs which is open to he
public.
Pupils Recital Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Burton has arranged a
musical event for Thursday evening
which will be given at 8 o'clock a,
her residence at 319 South Third
street. 1t will be "A recital by her pi-
ano and vocal students and the par.
ents have been invited as guests. The
program is as follows:
Join the Dance .Gurlit,
Gertrude Langan.
The Secret. Gautie,
Stella Gravelle.
Inc Moth .Streabbos
Bonnie Olson.
Song, Daisies Won't Tell.
Ella Sheratte,
The Voice of the Heart. Won Gae,
Alveratta Enright.
Trinity Chimes .......... Lincoln
Ida Eushee.
Fond Hearts Must Part. .......L ange
Ida Purcell.
song, Won You Play House with
we Temn,a Hasra:
Blowing Bubbles ORTIZ
Louis Ludvigsen.
Second Nalse. GODDARD
Viola Boese.
Heather Rose .Lanxf
Ella sheratte.
TAG BRIDES Singing School. ......
spauldine
oue'. alse ............. Strca bios
Temple Burton and Eulalie
Sherlock.
Song, drifting. .:....... Power.
IDA Rand.
music l'ahcc ............. EoTeil'
Fila Davidson.
Spfing,ipac Greeting. ........ Muelle,
Irene Wurzbachcr.
Song. "Iife's See Saw. Solder
Eio;a Boese.
TansiNerse Meyer Helmunt
Ida Rand.
Flower Song .Ianr,
Eulalie Sherlock.
The Shepherds Dream Guriit
Margaret Gallagher.
Curfew Bells swee,
Paul oravelle.
song "AH Aboard for Blanket Bay
Won 1'elyel
Greta Jack.
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School Of Music.
The Grand Forks School Of Must,
announces the opening of the white,
term on Tuesday, January 2, 1912
Complete courses Of study are offered
including piano, pipe organ, violin
voice. musical history. harmony, the
ory of music and public school music
The patronage which this school en-
beyond question the fact that II has
place in the musical life of he cit,
and state.
A large number of new student
have made application for the winte
terms enrolment and it is suggcste,
that as far as possible the hours b.
arranged for before the ~openinR day
ONCE hours room II TO 12 a. m. an
from 2 to 5 p. m. during the vacation
period. Both phones. Circulars civ
Ing full information will be sent upo,
application to Grand Forks School @
Music. Security block, Grand Forks, n