The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
Entertained Club Girls.

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club and entertained at her home or
Chestnut street. After the needleworl
hour Miss Urness served n dainty
lunch and Miss Gladys Odegard was
chosen hostess for the next meeting.
Have Had FIRST Rehearsal.
Prof. c. A. I.ampert who has taker
charge Of the orchestra which vii
give a series of concerts during the
winter under Il auspices OF the La.
dies Thursday Musical club has had
his first rehearsal and feels that the
undertaking is going to he n success
He will have seven men In his orches-
ira. all thorough musicians, and only
the best of music will be presented,
nounce the ate of the first concert
but 1t may be before the. holidays ii
there are not too many other events
to conflict.
Junior Recital Friday.
The pupils Of the junior depart
nent of Wesley college conservatory
will appear in recital at the city
studios at ) O'Clock Friday afternoon
and their program is unusually long
and good. Tho length of the program
is due to the fact that the pupils were
given a holiday last week OH account
of Thanksgiving. The complete pro-
gram lo!!oWS:
The Bold Pixie Brown
Ruth Ogrcn.
ater 1.!lT .Ducellc
Beatrice Olson.
The Young ~Trumpetcr. ...Spsuldins
Phyllis Thompson.
ta> The Bells Virgil
(b) Ethel Waltz Virgil
Jessie Fuller.
.Ardell Swiggum.
What the Brook Said. ....... .Geibc!
Lucille King.
Evening Hymn ............. Virgil
Melvina Lemm.
Song Without Virgil
- Mewyn McElraith.
Edith Mcdonald.
Readinss-"My Ma She Knows
and When Grandpa Takes Me on His
Knee" Richard Baughman.
Little Sewing Girl. .Orth
Helen Wilder.
In the Merry Sunshine. Virgil
Ruth Jones.
Evening Bells .......... MCINTYRE
Henry Schultheis.
Birthday Waltz Virgil
Marjorie Moore.
AngeluS Gregh
Agnes John son.
The Skating Carnival ...Krogman
Lloyd Friedman.
AT Twilight .Gauschals
Estelle Deichert.
Just Being .cramm
Aleda Melby.
Nightingale .Whep,ev
Ella Hamplfn.
The Butterfly Lepape
Gertrude Miller.
Married Fifty Years Tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be the golden we'd
ding day of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Brundage of Lilac Hedge farm and
this genial old couple is awaiting it
with extreme pleasure for gathered
around them to extend congratulations
and make them even happier than on
December s, 1861 will be their family
of two daughters and two sons, Mrs.
j: D. Bacon of this city, Mrs. N. E.
Turner of Reynolds. Fred B. Brundage
Of Minot and Clay c. Brundage Of
V Mont, together with their fam
lilies. n golden wedding day dinner
will he served by Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Bacon at their home at the Hotel Da-
cotah and the guests will number
about thirty-five. including the Brund.
age family and all of Mr.. Bacon's rela.
tives in the city. The afternoon will
be given over to the usual pleasure of
a family reunion on such an import
.AAS oAbN AAoppS oSSoSIOu anu NH. anO
Mrs. Brundage will be inspired to re-
peat many a reminiscene of by gone
days and compare present times and
conditions to the days when they be.
came bride and groom.
Mrs. Brundage said today, ut
doesn't seem long since the day we
were married back in Boone county
Illinois. The fifty years nave flown
quickly by inc We both would like to
pn1nv 2nnfhnr fftN. 1.no ~c ;,,o< ILL., -
past. We have good health. our sons
and daughters are all married, we'll
and happy. and We have eleven dear
grandchildren and two beautiful great
grandchildren. We have been success
full to the degree that we thoroughly
enjoy life and have no complaints,
whatever. to make"
Mrs. Brundage's maiden name was
Maria frances Griggs and she was
uary T.. 1s45. being now nearly 81
years I'D. Mr.. Brundage will be IS
years old a week from tomorrow, hav-
ing been born December Is. 1886 in
Indiana. Their wedding took place
near Cherry Valley in Boone county in
the first year of the rebellion and they
resided there for five years before 10.
eating in Floyd county, Iowa. where
they lived as estimable residents for
the next forty years. They were con-
tented there until their children grew
up and left for the west and then they
decided that North Dakota was the
place for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. B%rundage have been
residents Of this city since 1906 and
are 50 happy and pleased with every
thing that they would like to spend the
next fifty years here. Their family
has been bereaved but twice in their
fifty years Of marriage. the deaths be-
ing of a son and a daughter, one in in
fancy and n after they moved to
iowa. Their only two great grand
children are Master Eugene Hotaling
OF REYNOLDS and Baby Carkin Of Med
ford, Ore. both the grandchildren Of
their oldest daughter, Mrs. y. E. Tur-
ner of Reynolds.
The out of town guests for the din.
! ner tomorrow will arrive this evening.