The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
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Librarian Had BUSY rrlp.

Librarian Had Busy Trip.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. NJ. c. Bud
long returned yesterday from Ken
mare wher she spent several days
Classifying the school and public H.
hraries. Mrs. Budlong while away
also inspected the new library build
Ing at Minot and assisted the Valley
City normal librarian in arranging a
course in library science for the nor
NAL summer school.
Foley's Poems POpHla ar.
Bismarck Tribune: That James w.
Foley Is a popular poet has long hee1,
an established fact. and recent devel-
opments only add to the evidence of
his popularity.
Volume , of Heart Throbs. which
lately made its appearance, is filled
with choice verses. The poems tina,
are published therein are selected ac-
cordln~ to popular demand. Each
reader of the magazine is permitted
10 send in the m of the poems
ne desires to see published in the
volume. and those that are requested
by the greater number of readers ar.
the ones hat are given publication.
In volume . Mr.. Foley has beer hon
o"ed by having four of his poems
printed in response to tho universal
demand for his writings.
The June number of Century Maga-
zine also published another of Mr.
Foley's verses.
Class Farce June /.
The seniors of the Grand Forks higr
school will present h class farce
Tuesday evening, June 4. in the base.
ment auditorium of ST. Michael's
church and they promise tina ii viii.
be n of the best presentations of its
klnd IN tn" history OF the school. 'Th
Albany Depot" by William Dear
years presentation and the training
of the cast has beer in tho ceicien,
hands of Miss Edna Twamlcy of the
English department and Miss Rose
Baker of the department of elocutior,
The funds derived from the class
farce are used each YEAR for the pur.
chase of the class memorial and as
the desire Of the graduates is to leave
something to its alma natter that will
not only he an ornament to the build.
ing but also a splendid and LASTING
souvenir of their esteem they hope
for a large attendance. The cas-,
selected Cor the play follows:
Mr.. Roberts-Herman Wolff.
Mrs. Roberts-Nliss Elsie Rhode.
Mr.. Campbell-Hume BACON.
Mrs. Camphell--Miss Myrtle White
Mr.. Mc1llhaney-Jay Batten.
Mrs. McIllharey-Miss Ruth Rex.
Train Caller-Llovd Reilly.
The Cook-Miss Grace Rorke.
Out Of Town Weddings.
Miss Genevieve Mcfarland. daugh.
ter of President gorge A. Mcfarland
OF the state normal school at Nalley
City. is to be one Of thai city's charm.
ing June brides and already handsome
social functions in her honor have
begun. Her sister. Mrs. John Mclean
of Oregon, nee Elsie Mcfarland. has
arrived To be present At the ceremony
and is sharing the many social affairs
Saturday Afternoon Mrs. George NJ
Young gave a Handsomely appointed
and Monday Miss Florence Winterel
was a luncheon hostess in honor OF
both Miss Mcfarland and Mrs. Nc.
Lean.
Thursday afternoon at Hope oc.
CURED the marriage of Miss Ella E
Stark. daughter of Mrs. Andrew Stars
of that city. and Oscar Johnson. for.
merly of Fargo. Rev. H. II. Moore
performed the ceremony and the at.
PENDANTS wero tine brides sister. Clara
and the groom's brother. John.
wedding supper vas served and tho
young couple left that evening on 4
short honeymoon trip.
Miss bona NORM and Arthur Te-
trault. both popular young people of
Walhalla, were married Tuesday al
Morden. Man. by Rev. Father La
Rochelle and they will make their
home at 1nkster where the groom is
low coated.
Erick NJ. Hegge of Hatton was mar
ricd at Westhy. Wis. to Miss Millic
Jeffson Wednesday and the Wedding
was a Very rrettily appointed func-
ton. Miss Anna Jeffson and Gjerda
Olson were bridesmaids and the
grom's escorts were ". A. Mattson of
Lacrosse and B. c. Thoreson. Misses
Elvera Jeffson, Miida Evenson. Berna
and Helen Thoreson We're flower girls
and in the evening a reception was
held. The Young couple spent their
HONEYMOON in Chicago and will be al
nome in Hatton after June IS.
Penjalnin Hu!tgren of Minot is II
announcement neing made in that city
yesterday. She is Miss Emily Louise
JeTne. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert JAYNE. a13 Nineteenth avenue
south. and hostesses who are enter
tanning for her this week are Miss
Mayhelle Olson. Mrs. Clyde Fraser.
and the Misses Belle and Anne Nc
Nulty.
Miss Nellie Casey of Moorhead.
Min. who is To we'd a. J. O'Laushlin
# tnat city next week was honor guest
a. a party given last evening by the
girls OF the Young Ladies' Sodalitv of
st. Joscph's church and Monday ev-
en!ng Miss OLaughlin. a sister of the
groom. will give Il dinner for her.