The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-13
Norman Black Webs April 20.

Grand Forks society will soon be call.
ed upon to- welcome will be the wife
Of Norman u. Black. only son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman r. BLACK of Chest
nut street. who leaves this evening
for Marirette. Wis. his former home
April 20. MIR. Black has been rather
secretivo about this approaching" hap,
ply event SO the news will he received
by his legion Of friends among the
young people with thai surprise
which always brings an abundance OF
congratulations. Miss Fora Agnes
Powers. Il popular IL lady Of tina,
city is the fair maid Of his choice and
Mr.. Rlack's popularity here assures
for hcr a mos, cordial welcome int,
the social scts of both maids and
young ma,rons. Mr.. 'Rlack will bring
his bride to this city Immediately aft.
or the wedding ceremony. their hon
moo trip To include only ~ few
DAYS stop i'm Milwaukee,. Minneapo-
lis. ST. Paul and probably Duluth, and
They Will reside at a13 Fourth avenue
where MIR. Black has leased a coy
home.
Miss Powers has planned Il wedding
of Very simple appointment with only
close friends and family connections
numbered among the of
@'' 49, ~ tit'II WIN W. "
Blacks parents of this CITY who will
. leave for tho east some time next
week and the brides sister. Mrs. Nor
man firndriCkson of Omaha. Eeb.,
Wh" has already reached Marinette.
Tho marriig" ceremony will he read
hN Roy. Father +. G. Tuliy. pastor of
our Lady of I.nur,lcs Catholic church.
and In" brides only attendant will he
her sister. Miss Clara Powers. as
l,t.tinSr,r.i. W. Itl.nl- I,. l1,,-nr,
sS his best n.an clifford I.ontz of
South Bend. Ind, II former resident of
this city and he plans tn reach Marin
cit" tho day before the wedding. Mr..
Black and his hrid. will leave that
afternoon for Milwaukee and their
AT honr" date in this city will he after
juno /.
Nh. Black is connected with the
Timrs-il"rald Publishing company
and has resided in Grand Forks for
til" past six Years. coming here with
his parents from st. Paul.
ILL" Dslk Easter Party.
Tho Elk Easter ball WAS an event of
FRIDAY evening which attracted Il
company of guests who We're ON
ri"isur. Bent" and one of the .~i"llics1
evenings OF the Year was the result.
1t MAS a formal function and the
''"i'aH'l't' So"Hs hautu 10 the nHIIi-
it"ss of the spring atmosphere while
III" good music was the completing
leitiiSits and dancing WAS thoroughly
"nl"N"d until the tinal note of the
Home Sweet Home" was sounded.
III" excellent supper served at 11:30
"'"l"rk in tn" dining room of the
Commercial club WAS another of tho
delightful features. The tables we're
adorned with vases of spicy carnations
IN the various shades and the delicious
~r"Inasl WAS served i'm two courses.
Dancing continued until l o'clock and
even then vs. this was the last formal
party of the season. tho guests were
reluctant to leave thc ball room. The
guest list included the following:
Mrssrs. and Mcsdamcs \. +. Cliff
ford, j. X. Carlcy. v. G. Peterson, w.
q. Mcdonald. w. II. .Abrahamscn. e.
e. Finch. ID. L. Sinclair. + Is. tectham,
j. w. Osren. i. +. Stokes. j. T.. Tur-
ner, f. $. LI1sperance, Robert Nc
ley. Charles Ryan. II. X. Gcist and w.
it. johnson: Mes1ames r. Fl. Mccoy.
j. y. Turner. L. II. Carter. a. t.. F'ogel,
G. III. Parker of Minot. Clcary Mon
Icy: Misses Mac Nisbct, Ada Sheppard.
Corinnc Thompson. Anna I%indholln.
Vivian RYAN, Miller. Queenie Deliar-
ven. Inc Ryan. Esther Parker Of
.'ll"t, 4 carr i'lihle. Emma tieuoloHi.
Irene l'inkie. Mary Ryan, Maudc Col
horn. Lillian Ryan. and Ida Guam of
st. Thomas: Messrs. Michael Piano.
viz. James Phinn. Joe MrGoey, Hugh
McTlraith. II. Wright. a. Il. Howell. J.
J. Courtney. +. T.. Murphy. James
Moods. George Carroll. Ray Durick.
II. u. Paulson. Phil Golden. r. r.
DConnoll. Elmo Robertson and j. a.
~Jorgcnson.
Baptist sunday Music.
Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook. wife of the
Pastor Of the First Baptist church,
will t7e ono OF the ~snloiSts in that
church in the future and will sing a,
each evening service, This
mcnt will lac received With extreme
%licasur" rN tho members of tn con-
srs"ti"n for Mrs. zoo possesses "A
rar" voice and is particularlv pleasing
in church music.
Tn" music program for tho services
sunday morning and evening with
Louis L. Rowland directing and Miss
Jane Smith ut the organ will he as
follows:
Morning Service.
s'rolude-Adasi" from 9TH Sonata
...... Guilman,
Anthem-Th" Easter is the Lord.
St"anf
''i'i '''N - ne SWAN ..... L1llllnHn'
P"stlid"--H" Shall Find His Flock
't'..... Handle
Irom tho Messiah.)
Evening service.
Prelude Meditation Kinder
So'"-'MN Rede"mer and My Lord"
'..., Dudley Bucl
Mrs. PAM r. Griffith.
Anthem-Alnighty n Merciful
'Iod ........ Marchan'
Authenticated Are There. -. staive,
Observation-Disclosures ..... Dickinson
Solo--The ~Penitent.... Van de Water
Mrs. Cook.
\ feature of the evening service
tor the future will he a solo by Mrs
Cook.
New Officers Will Receive.
The new officers of st. Paul's Guile
have chosen Wednesday for an in.
formal reception to the ladies' of thu
parish and friends of the guild anc
will receive at the parish hall from {:
to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. TIL.
purpose of this social gathering is t.
begin the new year right. to meet al
the Wome connected with the church
and to enlist their encouragement il
the large noun of work which mus
ard set during the past year. TIL,
pleasure will be very informal but tn,
officers hope that all ladies of the con
gregation will come out and give then
a word of cheer in their endeavor Il
give the hurch and the guild theil
very hest efforts.
The new officers who will be tn,
hostesses on this occasion are Mrs. II
I. Pitts. Mrs. Ernest Getchell. Mrs. w