The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-31
In the Gay Social Whirl
Regiment Band Leaves Fort.


Regiment Band Leaves Fort.
Bismarck Tribune: With today
military musical treats will end for
another Z IA at least. The regimental
band and orchestra under the direc-
ton Of Chief Musician Tully has been
stationed at Fort Lincoln for the past
thirty days and during that time the
music loving people of the capital city
have thoroughly enjoyed the numer-
Gus concerts given by this excellent
organization, and everybody deeply re-
grets the band cannot remain here
permanently.
Probably one of the best concerts
of the eason at the post was given
by the orchestra Wednesday evening.
at the gymnasium the program for
which follows:
March. "Vindication" ........::Heed
Overture. Tampa. Herald
Grand Selection. "Rigoletto". ...Nerdi
ca Hungarian Dance. ..Kieserling
(b) Novelette,. "Pansey".. ..ErichS
Selection. Daughters of the Regi-
!neht Doheze'tl
Romance. Losey
Reverie, by the River. ...... Morse
Cello Obligatory
Medley. "All in a Bunch. .DeNNitte
Star Spangled Banner"
The band will leave Thursday MORN
ing o y their station at Fort Harrison.
Mont.
Miss Dudley Entertained.
Miss Grace Dudley gave a happy
Halloween party last evening at her
home on North Eighth street and the
merriment of the mystic night reigned
supreme. The spooky spirit was ev-
kin jack O. lanterns, black cats and
wierd witches prevailing in the house
decorations n every Halloween
game. old and new. was provided in
the evenings entertainment. Miss
Dudley was assisted by her sister.
Miss Belle Dudley. and Miss Nettie
Griffith and a delicious luncheon serv-
ice was enjoyed at the close of the
evening. The guests were Misses Luz
cile Dawley. Vivian Griffith. Emma
Wentz. Edna Athey. Minnie O'Brien
and Borghiid Christianson: Messrs.
Jimmie Ryan. Fred Lysing. Maurice
Wilderness. Kenneth Caldwell, George
Bray and Neil Nordlund.
Will Study the Drama.
The Business Girls club at the Y
". c. a. has entered upon a new
phase of work for the coming year,
having chosen to study the drama.
The members have secured some Very
able speakers for their several meet
ings and the plan is to present a play
at the conclusion Of their studies
Miss Bertha Ferguson addressed the
club last evening. speaking on THE
Origin Of the English Drama" and
others who will speak are Miss Mary
E. Black Of the university faculty on
Some Aspects of Shakespearian
Drama" The club officers for the
year are Miss Isabel Robertson, presl-
dent; Miss Bessie Perry. vice presi-
dent; Miss Katie Haugland. secretary,
Miss Eva Beatt. treasurer.
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Miss Ida Doe a Bride.
The marriage of Miss Ida Doe and
Emil r. Hoffman. both young people
of this city, was solemnized Yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence
of Rev. Homer NJ. Cook. pastor of
the First Baptist church. The only
guests at the ceremony were the
bridesmaid and best man, Miss Josie
Serum and Laur Boe. a brother Of the
bride. and the bride was prettily
gowned in white silk. The couple
have taken cozy apartments in the
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after November Is. Mr.. Hoffman is
connected with the Martin meat mar
ket in this city.
Informal Halloween Party.
Miss Pearl Paulson was among the
Halloween hostesses Of last evening
when she entertained a small COM
pany Of girls informally at her home
on Cherry street. The decorations
carried out the spirit of the season
with pumpkin Jack o. lantern as the
predominating feature and all the
mystic pastimes of Halloween were
provided for diversion. A dainty lunch
was served at the close of the even
ing and the guests were Misses Ma
rion and Gertrude Robinson. Hazel
Fink. Sylvia Hunter, Cheryl King
man. Blanche Grace and Jennie Buck
ingham. Miss Paulson was assisted
during the evening by her mother.
Mrs. II. S. Paulson.
Building Fine New Home.
Eorthwood Cleaner: Wendell Lin.
we'll. who has charge of the Linwell
store, lumber. and other interests at
Ray. is building a fine two-story
home Of bungalow effect, very attrac-
tive. and modern In every way. which
month Or SO, and will be as preten-
tious a home as there is in Ray.
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Choir Supper Friday.
The members OF the choir of the
First Methodist church will be served
with supper in the church dining
room Friday evening at $3.50 O'clock
the regular rehearsal to follow at 7
o'clock. Owing to unforeseen circum.
stances Mrs. F. NJ. Mccoy will not
entertain the choir at her home This
evening as she had planned.
Certain.
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