The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-14
Masonic social Announcement.

sSN's oLu ditailSSo It's ScSldl program
for the winter season of 1911 and
1al: and the series is made up of
formal balls and informal parties for
friends. The opcuing of the season is
set for Wednesday. November 80.
when the Thanksgiving ball will nc
given and it will continue through un.
III April IL. closing Will, tho brilliant
Shrine ball which always is the most
elegant social function ot the year.
II entertainment committee for
the season is Il splendid "ne compos-
ed Of Messrs. w. II. Kelsey. chairman.
NJ. e. Bachelor. Robert Green. J.. {.
sheppard and 4. $. blair. All these
men are we'll known Tor their ability
TO plan and carry out ma gniticently
appointed parties and their names on
the committee is assurance that tho
Masonic dances this winter will equal
If not surpass those Of all former
Years and make the season of II and
IL an exceptionally brilliant one.
The complete program follows:
Wednesday. November :a-Thanks.
giving hall. Informal.
TUESDAY. December 1o--Masons and
invited friends. Informal.
Mondav. January New Years
Ball. Informal.
Wednesday. January 11-Eastern
! star Annual.
Wednesday, January s1-Mason.
and invited friends. Informal.
Monday. February 1a-The Annual.
Formal.
Wednesday. March s-Masons and
invited friends, Informal.
Wednesday. March co--Mascns and
invited friends. Informal.
Wednesday. April 17-Annual
Shrine ball. Formal.
corwin Recital Thursdsy.
The weekly recital at corui in hail.
will take place Thursday Afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock and a most excellent pro-
gram has been arranged. The public
Is always cordially invited to these
programs and Of late a great interest
is being shown among the music low
Ing. people. The rccitals arc Of .
varied nature. the piano, violin and
voice numbers being interpreted with
readings by students from the depart
ment Of expression. and better musical
treats could hardly be wished for. The
program for Thursday follows:
The Fountain ............ Eohm
Miss Christensen. ~
SWING song ............. Fontainc
Miss Owen.
X1clDuN ....... M NJ,
Miss Dow.
"rlst study .......... Gottschalk
IT,. Mr., Prosser.
Nalsr. \ Flat Chopin
Miss Jackson.
Reading Selected
Miss Louisa Stavens.
Barcarolln Richter
H.. Miss Tharaldson.
ScieIzo Beethoven
Rz,., ,,s Miss t'ssstad.
Il Love You Truly" .............
Carrie Jacobs Bard
Just a Weary IN for You".,...
Carrie Jacobs Rard
Miss Evelyn Van Dusen.
March cf the Dwarfs. .Griee
Miss Sisbet.
Double Wedding at Larimore.
Two daughters Of the family of Mr.
and Mrs. George Hayes, prominen,
residents OF Grand Forks county who
reside near kempton. were given in
marriage this morning and both we'd.
dings took place in Larimore.
Miss Nellie Lou HAYES became the
bride Of orla Cummings and her wed
ding took place at 10 o'clock at the
First Methodist church. Rev. Ros,
Adair. the pastor. performed the in,
pressive marriage ceremony and tht
church was magnifcently adorned
with quantities Of giant yellow chry.
Santhemums and potted plants. 4
large company Of invited guests wa,
present to witness the taking of the
nuptial VOWS and Mrs. W. l.. Larimort
played the wedding music. The brida
chorus from Wagner's "Lohengrin'
was played for the entrance Of tn.
party and the bride was beautiful II
a gown Of embroidered white crepe d.
chine with which she carried an arm
bouquet Of yellow roses. Her only at
was her cousin, Miss Mildred
Wheeler Of Edmorc, and she wore ;
gown Of pale green silk. Roy Hayes
Il brother OF tho bride was best ma,