The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-12

IN VAIN.
The hearts THAT perish. crying in the
cold.
And of bereavement. all tho wailinS
train,
His hand would hush the ~archangelic
strain.
And heaven 81, bowed with pity for
"arth's pain.
Madison C'awcin, i'm New York sun.
Musicale of Irish Numbers.
The program arranged ly the COM
mittre for tho musicale 10 I've given
neNt THURSDAY evening at st. Michael s
church is one especially appropriate {"
the season approaching st. Patrick s
day and it ought 4" prove especially
attractive Ia descendants Of the En-
erald Isle. The best talent in the city
In addition tn Miss Mccormick If Far
go will he heard and the complete
program is as follows:
FART l..
Tho Old Plaid shawl. ...... Haynes
MIR. y. r.. Black with piano ar-
compartment by Mrs. l. Nicin
Nan.Alstiuc.
Reading, Enoch Arden. .Tennyson
Dale kennedy.
Cello solo. Rosary................
Man Tracy.
Chantez. riez. dormez. ...... Gounod
The swallow. ......... Dell .Acqua
Miss Marie Mccormick. NTH.
piano accompanimen, Ivy Miss
Margaret Sargent.
PART ~.
I Love and the World is Mjnc.....
ManneH
Miss Ida Lanson with violin OBJ
ligatn by Miss Josephine Cur
Ills and piano accompaniment
by Miss lane Smith.
Cello solo, Bar%curolle.
Max Tracy.
Oh for a Breath from the Moor.
lands Whelpley
MIR. Black.
Ne1o'' Miss t;eneyieye o:keefs sS'ee's'
killarney Ralfe
Miss Mccormack.
Great Artist COMM: Here.
Under the auspices Of the Women's
Civic league Grand Forks people are
to be given the opportunity Of hear
concert stage in the person of Mrs.
Kathleen Lawler Belcher Of Portland.
Ore. Mrs. Belcher has been studying
In Paris for the past two years and
will arrive in New York either today
or tomorrow. ON her way to her
western home she has peer induced
through friends of the local league TO
stop in this city the latter part of this
month and give a concert. Details
have not Vet been arranged but the
ladies will endeavor to secure the
PRESBYTERIAN church for the occasion
and make the event one OF the largest.
socially AS we'll as unsteady. Of the
season.
Both Miss I>amson of the Grand
F0rES St1,nnl ,f ,,,ici. and t,,,vto,.
Holmqnist OF Chicago who sang here
but a short time ago met Mrs. Belch-
er in Paris and speak most highly Of
her ma gniticcnt voice. 1t is a lyric
almost approaching the coloratura and
promises to give her a most enviable
reputation in the music world.
"Sh-
Very interesting Meeting.
Tine program at the meeting of the
En,re Nous club held this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. r.. q. Smell in
the New Hampshire block was en-
tre1nelN interesting and the clubs
president. Mrs. Frank Griffin who is
coon I" leave the city. was present
after an absence from several meet
lngS. Clever quotations from German
authors were repeated at roll call and
Mrs. j. $. Hatcher read the first pa
per. her subject being Jews in Ger
many" In discussing representatives
OF modern idealism Mrs. a.. f. Logan
took UP Cornelius and Kauleach as ex-
emples and told much of their views
n works. 'Froebel and His Ideals.
we're given \ splendid review by Miss
Ada Durand. and Mrs. Harry (;avere
concl'lded the program With an ex.
celleilt ia per on The German Novel.
Past and Present" The usual social
l7our. With dainty refreshmenf service
followed
Mrs. Minnie l5udiong Here.
Mrs. Minnie G. Budlong of Bis.
nnarck. the efficient state librarian, is
nouncing the illness Of her son. Lester.
who is in the Deaconess hospital sui.
fering an attack Of pneumonia. Mrs.
Budlong Is being entertained as a
guest at the home of President and
Mrs. r. l.. McVey at University Place
nut spends the greater part Of the
day at the hospital. Though Lester
10 getting along az we'll as could be
expected he is still quite i'll and it wifi
be some days before he is able to re-
turn to his university studies.
Miss Hancork Was Hostess.
MISS Edna Hancock entertained the
girls of her sewing club last evening
ut her home on North Sixth street and
her sister,. Mr.. Lester F. Weatherwax
OF Charles City. lows. was q specjal
euest Visiting and music occupied
. good share Of the pleasure hours
n at h close Miss Hancock assist
ed by her mother served a dainty re-
past. the club Will meet next. week
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