The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-19
Junior Recital Frida,

This weeks recital by the pupils of
the Junior department at Wesley COL
lage conservatory will be exceptionally
good and 1t will be rendered Friday
afternoon in the recital hall Of the city
studios at 5 O'Clock. The parents and
friends arc invited and the program
has been arranged as follows:
Rosebud Waltz ............ Virgil
Edith Lamming.
The Gnomes ....... ......... Virgil
Beatrice Olson.
Queen OF Drowsy Land. ...... Ducelle
Lucille King.
Pixies Waiting .......... Brown
Melvina Lemm.
Hunting Song Virgil
Gladys Lystad.
Dot the Note Cramm
Emma 1verson.
Ever So Glad Orth
Ruth Jones.
Bohemian Song .......... Aletter
Estelle Deichert.
Waltz Colonial Times) -. Rrynhume
Frank Woods.
Song Without Words. .... Eilenberg
Marion Wilder.
Old English Dance ......... Smith
Gail Gaulky.
Al Evening Sartorio
Katherine Read.
Wedding Tour Was Delightful.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul s.. Griffith reach
ed home last evening after enjoying
four weeks of delightful travel
through the east as their wedding
journey. Both enjoyed the trip thor
oughly and a visit at the home of DR..
n Mrs. Griffith in Montreal was one
OF the Very enjoyable features Of it,.
When they were in Chicago they took
a u out to Galeshurg, ILL.,. and were
entertained at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. F. +. r. Miller, former residents
OF this city. They found them we'll
n as happily pleased With their IL
are with them but still Interested in
Grand Forks and their MANY friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith spen, the
greater part of their time in Montreal.
New York city and Washington, D. c..
going to those eastern cities after a
short visit in Chicago. They stopped
in Buffalo enroute to New York and
from the metropolis too the boat trip
capital city. They visited
every point of interest and got real
pleasure and delight out of every mile
of their travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grifiith's new home on
Reeves avenue will not be entirely
completed for another fortnight but
they expect to he nicely settled there
before the latter part of next month.
Shower for Bride Tonight,
Mrs. Harry G. Smell will be this even.
ing's hostess in honor Of Miss Ma
Cumming and her honor is to be a
utility shower. She has invited a com.
pany Of fourteen girl friends Of the
pride and she will keep them busy
during the evening making dainty
necessities for the brides new home.
Mrs. Smell has chosen a green and
white color scheme for her house dec
orations and in the service of her
luncheon she will be assisted by her
mother: Mrs. E; NJ. Atterberry Of Will
liston. who is her guest. and Mrs.
Frank Griffin. Those who have been
favored with invitations are Misses
Mae n Cassie Cumming. Viola Smith
of Denver. Colo. Mayme DeCamp, Lou
Hall. Helen Hayes. Bertha Templeton.
Elizabeth Panovitz, Mabel Collins.
Elizabeth Dekay, Edith Bosard. clara
Wolff. Selma Hessell and Mrs. Will
lam Panovitz.
Guests Had Pleasant Visit.
Mrs. John Leavey and her little
daughter. left this morning to return
to their home at Granville after en-.
joying a delightful weeks visit as
guests at the home Of Mrs. Leavey's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hart, on
North Third street. Their visit was
made pleasant with several dinner
and supper honors which were given
by Mrs. Leavey's friends and relatives.
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Mrs. Mona Hostess.
Mrs. G. Q. Mona entertained the
members of the Trinity Lutheran La
dies Aid society this afternoon at her
home on Walnut street and after the
regular business of the gathering was
transacted a social hour was enjoyed
and dainty refreshments served. There
was a large attendance. including some
visiting ladies.
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Entertained Pythlans.
Mrs. James Dinnie received the
members of the Pythian Sewing club
this afternoon at her home on North
Fourth street and the ladies spent a
jolly afternoon with needlework and
social chat. They also talked over
business matters and worked on their
comforter and at the close a dainty
repast was served.