The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-02

ageinent to discouraged voice students
since she said that 1t took seven years
to place her voice. Her subsequent
success is attested by the fact that in
1899 she was chosen to sing the part
OF Eva in The Mastersingers" at the
famous Bayrenth festival. Nine. Cad
ski will open the Wesley college ar
lists course In October.
Maple Lake Wedding Dance.
Many of this city's summer resi-
dents at Maple Lake received invi-
tations to the wedding dance given
al Maple Lake Thursday evening by
MIR. and Mrs. John Christensen
Bunees whose wedding occurred the
day previous at Crookston. The
bride vas formerly Miss Ruth Viola
Tanner Of the latter city and both
she and her husband are popular in
Maple Lake society. The party was
attended by all the lake residents and
the event was one Of the largest 3D.
cial functions ever given there
Indiana Guests Leave
Attorney and Mrs. H. G. Milligan OF
indianapolis. Ind, who have been de-
lightful guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Allen on South
Fourth street for the past few days.
left this morning for Fargo and from
that city will continue their journey
home. They will spend q few days
in Minneapolis and Duluth en- route
and from the latter city will travel
by way Of the Great Lakes. Mr.. and
Mrs .Milligan have enjoyed the sum-
mer with relatives in eastern Cana
da and came this way home in order
to look after their farming interests
near Crookston.
Earl Bixler Is Married
Friends of Earl A. Bixler, teacher
OF science in the local high school
last year and who returns next week
to resume his duties, received hand
somely engraved cards this morning
which announced his marriage to
Miss Cora Adelaide Gates. sister Of
DR.. c. e. Gates Of Goodhue, MINI.
The wedding took place Thursday,
August 81. at the DR.. Gates home and
the young couple will be at home in
this city after October I. Mr.. Blk
ler's bride will be cordially welcom-
ed into the city's social circles and
the popular. Instructor will receive
the heartiest congratulations on his
return.
Handsome Farewell Reception.
Miss Fanny Fowler and Rev. Harold
E. White. a bride and groom of next
Wednesday, were handsomely COM
pltmented last evening when Mrs. E.
+. Robertson Mrs. G. G. McCown and
Mrs. Richard Hayward received in
their honor at one Of the most ex-
quisitely appointed receptions ever
given in this city. DR.. and Mrs. Rob-
ertson's we'll appointed home at Wes-
ley place was the scene OF the func-
ton and more than fifty guests called
during the evening to bid farewell to
this couple who have been so highly
esteemed in church and social cir
cles in this city, and who as bride
and groom With every promise Of sue
cess will soon sail across the waters
to take up missionary work In India.
During the evening Prof. McCown in
behalf of the assembled guests pre-
sented Miss Fowler with a handsome
sanovar, a gift from her North Dakota
friends which will be much a%ppreciat-
ed in India where teas" are enjoyed
at almost every hour OF the day. A
musical program was another delight,
MIR. White and Charles Hunt favoring
with choice groups while Mr.. McCown
sang a song in Bengali, the language
OF the Indians.
b hOstesses made their receiving
rooms inviting with bowls and vases
of garden flowers and in the service
Of their delicious cakes and ices were
assisted by Miss Lois Robertson and
Miss Ethel McCurry.
Miss Readings Linen Gifts.
Miss Hattie Reading, one of Sep
TENDERS much feted brides, was pref
tily honored last evening by Miss Irma
Mallory and the result Of the happy
party was a joyous time and a mag
. nificent shower Of linen for the fair
honoree. Miss Mallory gave her
function at the home of her parents
on Walnut street and all her appoint
ments were exQuisitely carried out.
| The floral decorations were in sweet.
peas and asparagus fern and the
oASSsS "SAS oASSSSu az (AC uOOA ny
Miss Ruth Docken. Miss Jennie Mis-
bet and Miss Ida Guam of st. Thomas
presided over the frappe service and
the hostess mother, Mrs. E. o. NAL
Tory, and Mrs. F. H. Haverland, as
sisted through the parlor and library
A number Of merry games and con.
tests were provided for the evenings
entertainment and very pleasing mu.
steal numbers were rendered by Miss
Mallory, Misses Rikka and Amanda
Jorgenson.
The evenings guest list included
Misses Mabel Gritzmacher and Lee
Hood Of Emerald. May Coulter. Marie
Honert, Florence and Louise Neate
Alice Leach. Margaret McMaster
Mathilda Rustad. Eva Poupore. Lul,
Reading. Eva Roller, Amanda ant
Rikka Jorgenson. Frances Owen ant
Ida Guam of St. Thomas, and Mes.
danes E. ]. Meloy. A. J. Adams. E. E
Hubbard, E. j. Woodruff, ]. Mcneil
w. e. Delay. T. o. Westlund, A. E
EaRtlund and William C1Iao