The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-19


l like the harvest moon-oh, yes.
I'll always like it till l die!
The reason l can we'll express
1t makes me think of pumpkin pie!
--Ragtine Muse. ST. Paul Dispatch.
New Plan for Vcsrcr Service.
The y. ", {. y. will hold its first
vesper service of the new Year Sunday
afternoon at i o'clock at the associa-
ton building ana the subject will be
Visions. individual and Co-opera-
tive" Both Mrs w. q Eek and Miss
Media Garrigues, the secretary. will
speak ana the music will he a trio
composed of Mrs. c. c. Warner, Miss
Eiarscly Warner and Miss Floy Jack
son.
Tho Helen Could club will I've or
Fln:2ej' after the service and there
VII IN" n complete announcement Of
the years religious and educational
work After tomorrow a new plan of
vesper service will he inaugurated for
the coming Ecar. Instead of having
the older women of the association as
s:ris will do the work and two OF
thr,e will have charge of each Sun
days program The object of the
change is in the hope Of interesting
l-.oro NJ the young girls.
the educationa, classes will be
opened Monday with the domestic sci
ence class and the young ladies GYM
have already begun work Miss Emma
Ieo having the advanced class Tues
day and Friday evenings and Miss
Calis"a the beginners class Monday
and Thursday evenings.
Surprise Farty Today.
Mrs. c. r. Thompson who has been
In poor health for some time and viii!
enter the hospital next week for an
prise by Il group Of her neighhoring
II dies tins afternoon. The guests
brought with them as a gift to their
surprised hostess a handsome hathrobe
and pair on morning slippers which
She received with expressions of APP
probation. Bringing their needle
work the ladies passed a pleasant aft
ernocn and at the close served a dain-
ty lunch. The guests were Mrs. Oscar
Andersen, Mrs. S. Melby. Mrs. Olisson.
Mrs liver Lodmell, Mrs. Q. A. Iverson.
Mrs. Martin Peterson. Mrs. Pete Stan
dahl, Mrs. P. A. Braseth. Misses Liz
zie and Hannah Johnson. Edith
shultz and Anna e Laurent.
Musical Study Program.
Miss Cordelia B. liulburd of the
piano department of Wesley college
conservatory mas charge Of the study
program for the November meeting
of the Ladies Thursday Musical club
and Mrs. NJ. G.. Olson, president Of the
club, will be hostess at her home on
Reeves avenue The meeting will be
held the first Thursday of the month,
November {. and the study topic will
be The Modern Italian School,"
The study will take up a list of eigh,
Italian mi nncnrc yrysfI (;o~a@ D,,1
cini. Don Lorenzo Perosi and Erman-
no Wolf-Ferrari as the most import
ant of the group. The others listed
on the program are Arrigo Boito. Pie
tro Mascagni, Ruggiero Leoncavallo,
Alberta. F~ranchetti. and Giovanni
Sgambati.
Madame Schumann-Hcink
In a letter to her particular friend,
Mr.. I:ehy:aer. of Los Angeles. writes:
My dear MIR. Be-: DR.. ]. c..
Arson of Grand Forks, is a won
der in his profession. chiropody.
and I wish him all good luck. Take
good care of him. please.
Il am happy. we'll. fine in voice
and spirit.
Give all my love to your dear
wife. Greetings to dear old Los
Angeles. Love yours.
e. Schumann-Heink."
September 80. 1912.
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Pride Travelling Abroad.
Mirot Reporter: r. A. Nestos is in
receipt OF Il letter from his father who
resides on a farm near Voss. Norway,
In which he acknowledges a visit from
Mrs. Clarence Haugen. nee Sybil
ilvisaker, formerly of Minot. Since
their marriage at DEBORAH. Iowa, last
June. Rev: and Mrs. Haugen have
feen travelling in Europe and have
spent several weeks in Norway, one
OF the delightful incidents of which
was the visit with the elder Mr.. Nes-
t0s. Mr.. and Mrs. Haugen will reach
Berlin. Germany. soon, where the for
mer will spend several months study
ing.