The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-16
III SOCIETY III
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on the evening of January . Ivy Mir. and
Mrs. q. Il. Jacohi for their daughters.
January 5 is announced as the date
hostcsses will he the girls of the
Sodal;ty of ST. Michael's church and
scores of handsome home affairs will
be added to this already brilliant list.
The next week will also sec the de-
parture OF a great many of the city's
people for the university and conscr-
vatory students will start for their
various homes for the Ions vacation
and many of the teachers will be away
| during that period.
Program for Concert Tour.
The faculty Of Wesley college con-
servatory has arranged 4 most excel
lent program for the extension con-
cert tour which begins next Monday
and accompanies. Miss Jennie NJ. An
dcrson. soprano. and Prof. {. \. Lam
pert. violinist. leave to give concerts
in six cities OF the state during the
week. The program Is arranged in
neat folder form containing interest
ing notes on each of the compositions
and Il short sketch Of the musical
equipment; of each of the three faculty
members who are giving the TOT 1t
also bears the conservatory announce
ment and the program is as follows:
Improvisation ......... MacDoWell
Nautilus MacDowell
lmpromptu Rheinhold
Mr.. Rowland.
arm Fantasia .......... HuhaN
Mr.. l.ampcrt.
Aria: One Fine Day. from Ma
dame Butterfly" ......... Puccini
Miss Anderson.
.t11itt .... tSpcIloNcn
HumorcSQue Dvorak
MIR. lampert.
! Hear You Calling Me. . Marshall
Loves Calling Lou Rowland
! Wish Were a Tin% Bird. .Lchr
M~archioness. Your Dancing. .Lcnlarc
Miss Anderson.
Two Preludcs ............ Chopin
Polonaise in 4 Flat ........ Chopin
Mr.. Rowland.
Aria: From THE Messiah. Handel
Miss Anderson.
' ':inso I,, handei
Mr.. Lamprrt.
Mrs. lombard Leaves Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Lombard of Minneapolis
who is the guest of Mrs. W. :. Bcgs
OF Belmont avenue will complete her
dcllEhtful visit here next Tuesday and
leaves that evening for Winnipeg
where she will be entertained for "a
day as the guest of Mrs. Bcgg's sister,
Mrs. John Mclean. She Will then
continue on TO Alberta where she will
make her future home with her son.
Fred. Immediately after the holidays
Mrs. Lombard will be Joined by her
daughter. Miss Stella. who will visit
mere enroute as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Il. Griffith.
Mrs. Lombard has been entertained
2 "A pfa9f V1orN ~~- :- 60
visit here and has enjoyed her visit
to the extreme.
Two Numbers by Rowland.
Inc program of music which will
pc sung at the First Baptist church
Sunday is unusually attractive for
positions by the ehoir's , direc tor fgna:
Louis T.. Rowland. The program as
arranged follows:
Morning.
Christmas Carol Rochau
Anthem-"Break Forth Into JOY"
Evening.
solo-"Let Thy Servant Depart.
choral-"Hosanna to the Royal
Grafton Librarian Here.
Miss Mary Morris was an interested
visitor in the city yesterday from
Grafton. d%evoting the day to both
business and pleasure. Miss Morris
has heen librarian of the Grafton Car
negie library for several years. max
ing her home with her sister, Mrs. !.
l.. Cashel. and while here she was
cntertsined by her brother, F.. ],
Morris. Miss Morris also does some
newspaper work in connection with
her library duties. being official cor
respondent for the Fargo Courier.
News.
To Visit Daughter in Iowa.
Mrs. NJ. 3. Allen left last evening
tor Renwick. Iowa. where she viii
enjoy the holidays as a CUES at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Ron
Frank. Mrs. Allen plans to be away
about q month.