The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-06
SOCIETY ii
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Nowadays.
It's oh. to be young in a world grown
old.
A sober world and gray;
With chivalry banished. and love
grown cold.
And the fairies few away:
For the little people are over the sea.
over h sea to the west.
A thousand leagues through the sun
set Gates they dwell in the Isles
OF the Blest.
It's oh. to be youns in a world grown
A world that once was fair:
She has painted her face like an old
time queen,
And tied her faded hair:
And love. and laughter, and hope. and
faith. arc withered and worn
az she;
For all sweet things are fed away
with the little folk owe the sea.
Isabel y II. Fisher.
First Heir Has Arrived.
Cards from Minneapolis announce
the arrival of a baby boy at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Dunn on Sat-
urday, December .. Mrs. Dunn was
formerly Miss Gretta Williams and
number of years.
Queen Esther Circle Meeting.
Mrs. S. j. Pease will entertain the
members Of the Queen Esther Circle of
the First Methodist church ley Sat
urday evening at 5 o'clock at her resi-
Gence at 6l6 University This
missionary society includes the men,
hers Of Mrs. Hoy's class in the Metho-
dist sunday school but the member
ship roll Is still open and others may
ioin II they desire. =. splendid pro-
gram has been arranged for this meet
Ing.
Miss Grace Carver Married.
a quiet but pretty home wedding
was an event Of Monday evening at
the home OF John Carver in Mallory
when his daughter. Grace. became the
!.appN bride of Thomas Fleming. also
eff Mallory. Only the family connec-
liens were numbered among the
performed by Rev. r. prysdale. pas
TOR OF Bethels church. Both young
people are we'll known in that com
munity and will continue TO make
Mallory their home.
Entertain at Dinner Tonight.
Or. and Mrs. s. F. Halfyard will give
a dinner at their Chestnut street home
this evening for the members Of DIR.
I%ialfyard's classes in philosophy and
theology at Wesley college and two
special guests will he Rev. and Mrs.
S. S. Wyand of Reynolds who are TAX
ing postgraduate work at the univer-
sity. The repast will be served in
courses at s O'Clock and Mrs. Half
yard has chosen the Wesley college
color, crimson red. for her dining
room and Will carry it out both in the
floral decoration and the dinner APP
pointments. Mrs. W. r. Whitby and
Miss Zula Rowe will assist in serving
and the company will remain for an
evenings VISIT. :.
Miss Olson on Program.
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. c. n.
Callander entertained the members OF
sigma Theta sorority Of Fargo college
last evening at her home on Third
avenue south. Mrs. Callander was
assisted during the evening by Mrs.
B. A. Orr. boil ladies meing patron
esses Of the sorority. and the invita-
ton to the sorority girls was extended
to include a friend for each-most Of
IN young men 20 invited being mem
bers Of the Alpha Phi Alpha frater-
nifty Of the college. A touch OF the
college colors. blue and gold. was no.
ticed here and there. and In the menu
they were also cleverly carried u A
pleasing program was the feature Of
the evening. Miss Beatrice Olson read
Cherry Blossoms" a charming Jap
anese play. and Miss Irene contributed
some delightful piano numbers. while
Miss Margaret Newton and Miss Fran
ces Spalding sang. Readings we're CIV
en- by Miss York and Miss Dart. and
altogether the evening was a source
Of pleasure to all participating. An
other pleasing feature was the sing
ing-ensemble-of the girls and boys.
after which refreshments were served
in the dining room. Prot. Bertrand
Alan Orr Of Fargo conservatory OF
music contributed two pleasing vocal
solos to the program o. the evening.
Wedding at G;ilby Tonight.
The marriage of Miss Lauretta Jane
Smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Smith Of Gilby, and William John Kill
martin of the same place occurs this
evening at the Presbyterian church in
that village and the marriage hour is
$3.50 o'clock. a number Of invited
guests will witness the church cere-
mony and the wedding dinner will be
served at the home of the brides par
ents. Both Young people are very
popular In their home community and
several social affairs have been given
for the bride.
Recital At Corwin Thursday.
The program for the Thursday aft.
ernoon recital at Corwin hall. Wesley
college conservatory, is announced to-
day and promises to be m of the fin
est yet given this year. The recital
will begin at 1880 o'clock and the mu-
steal public Is extended a cordial in
vitation to hear it. The program
numbers follow:
Miss White
Miss Ora ssick
In the Lovely Month Of May .. Merkel
Miss Stevens
Idilio Lack
Miss Campbell
(a) Allegro Nivace Op. 3 No. 2 -.
Beethoven
sDJ SOnate Haydn
Miss jackson
The Gypsy Maiden ........ II. Parker
Miss Campbell
Etude Virgil
Miss Christensen
"a Melody ............ Mascagni
OBJ Air Verdi
Fritz Violin
Miss Lola Peterson 81 ~
Miss Sannes
eOmpOHette ...... lJufdn0
Miss Elleson
Three Thinus Every