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

Musicale Wa Delshtful.
One OF the most enjoyable enter
talnnents ever given for a bride and
groom was that Of last evening when
Mira. G. c. McCown received at her
University avenue home In honor of
MISS Lois Robef4son and Charles E,
Hunt. The pleasure wa a musicale
ana IN this the hostess a gracious
~ n ably assisted by the new
members OF the Wesley conservatory
faculty who gave the magnificent pro-
gram. The guests numbered thirty
OF ~ university friends Of Miss Rob-
ertson and Mr.. Hunt and Mrs. Nc
Gown made her home festive for the
ccaslon IN q decorative scheme of
yellow and white. She used garden
MOVERS %profusely and with excellent
taste n carried out the same idea
IN he delicious refreshment service.
Mrs. Henry LeQaum and Miss NAL
Tory assisted In the serving and the
happy evening was completed with a
sock and necktie shower for Mr..
Hunt.
The talen whom Mrs. McCown in
Slted to give her musicale presented
u program that III quality rivaled
many of the best concert programs
that have ever been heard here and
1or the reason that some Of the ar
tists are new musical acquisitions
tnelr program was doubly enjoyable.
Prot. c. A. Lampert gave the violin
numbers and his work was beautiful.
He Is a master .violinist and for his
program selected some of the rarest
musicale gems. Miss Jennie Ander-
son sang and gave evidence that she
too has musical wealth. Her voice Is
Il soprano. sweet, warm and flexible
ana her songs were magnificent. The
others who participated have often
been heard aud are always warmly
greeted. They did better than ever
last evening and the complete pro.
gram follows:
Song Of Waiting. WRIGHT
Miss Irma Mallory.
hungarian Rhapsody. ..Hausser
Prof. G. a. Lanlpert.
(Encore-the Sextette from "Lucia.")
Am Die Musk. Schubert
Mrs. b. j. Spence.
apIotAptu .RheinhOlt
NO A~0u1S u. 11OWluuU,
Indian Love Lyric. .Woodforde-Finden
Charles L. Hunt.
(a) Ave Maria.
W. Mlnuet Beethoven
Prot. G. A. Lampert.
(a) Marchioness. Your Dancing.
Lemaire
(o) l Wish ! Were a Tiny Bird. .Lohr
Miss Jennie Anderson.
E. W. Mertz to Marry.
Friends in the city received cards
today announcing the approaching
marriage of Edward w. Merit. for.
merly a resident of this city. and Miss
rance E. Sherman of St. Paul. The
wedding is to take place September 70
at Fort Simcoe, Yakima, Wash. where
Miss Sherman has been spending the
summer with her father.
Mr.. Mertz, who is now travelling au-
ditor for the International Harvester
company. was cashier of the local
ofhce for some time and has a great
many friends here who will extend
congratulations. He is a Shriner and
member of the Commercial club and
1t is hoped that he will bring his bride
to this city to reside.
Moore Family Home.
Mrs. j. G. Moore and daughters.
Marjorie and Helen, arrived home this
morning after a delightful summers
visit away. They. divided their time
between Drayton, Penbina, Toilette,
and Bowesmont and were royalty en-
tertained everywhere. Mrs. Moore's
mother resides at Bowesmont and
three sisters at Drayton. Her son,
John, is staying for another week
with his grandmother and will re-
turn in time to enter the university.
Miss Halcrow Arrives Sunday.
Miss Nellie Halcrow. who teaches
piano at Wesle ycollege conservatory,
will arrive from her home in Bowes-
mont tomorrow morning. Her sister,
Ethel, who will attend the university
this year, will come next week.
To st. Thomas College.
Gerald Monley left today noon for
st. Paul and will enter st. Thomas COL
lege as a student this fall. He will
be quite at home for two other Grand
Forks boys, Lee Norman and Raymond
Collins, return in a few days for their
second year at that institution.
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Miss Sutherland's, Sister Here.
Miss Mary Sutherland, teacher of
domestic science and art in the city
Echools, arrived last evening from
her Oregon home and was accom-
panied by her sister, Margaret, who
will enter the university this fall.
Miss Sutherland has spent the entire
summer in the west.
Home from Summers Visit.
Mrs. w. H. Drummond and her two
children, Master Wesley and Miss
Elsie. are at home again after being
away all summer. They have been
guests of Mr.. Drummond's father at
his farm home near Minot and have
enjoyed their visit to the extreme.
Guests from Antler.