The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-19
III SOCIETY III
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Presbyterian Rehearsal Tonight.

Presbyterian Rehearsal Tonight.
The members Of the Presbyterian
church choir are requested TO meet at
the church at . o'clock this evening
for the regular rehsarsal.
Social Function Planned.
h Illustrated lecture to be given
in 1-angdon this evening before the
Cavalier County Alumni association by
Dean Y. +. Squircs Of the university
is to be followed by a social function
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Sullivan where Miss Helen Sullivan
will be hostess. The special guests
the university alumni will influence to
continue their higher education at the
state university. THE History and
Development of the University will
be Dean squires' subject.
Junior Dance This Evening.
Miss Edna Twamlcy and Prof. G.. *.
the high school dancing party to he
given this evening at the Hotel Da-
cotah by tho members Of the Junior
class. Tho pleasure will he very in
formal. beginning at $40 o'clock and
continuing until midnight. 1t will he
a program dance and the Rorke or
ch"stra will render the music.
iHiS party VIII ne lne last OF mo
JUNO, parties for the year for from
now on the entertainment committee
will he busy making preparations for
the annual junior-senior banquet and
ball. This event will occur about May
81. the definite date having not yet
been decided upon.
Mr.. Griffith a Baritone.
T.. e. Griffith who recently located
here as advertising manager for the
Times-lIerald Publishing company Is
a singer of note and will be heard in
this city for the first time Sunday
morning when he will render the bari
tone solo Babylon" by Stephen Adj
ans. at the morning service Of the
First Presbyterian church. Mr.. Grit
fifth came here from Minneapolis
circles and is an acquisition who will
he appreciated in Grand Forks.
Mr.. Griffith has had wide experience
and has been a member Of the double
quartet choir of Westminster church
in Minneapolis where Harry Phillips
is soloist, He has sung for two sea-
sons in the Apollo club of that city.
Surprise Mrs. BurIcson.
Anent her departure in A few days
for the east to spend the summer with
two other sons. Mrs. $. Rurleson.
mother of Rev. j. x. Bnrieson. was
given a delightful surprise this after
noon by a large company of ladies
from st. Pauls congregation. The
pleasure was planned by ST. Paul's
Guild and fifty ladies responded to the
invitation. They gathered at the par
ish hall at : o'clock and in a body
took Mrs. Burleson completely by sur
prise at the rectory. They brought
with them a small gold piece which
they presented Mrs. Rurleson when
wishing her extreme happiness on her
summer visit. The ladies' brought
supplies for a delicious lunch with
them as we'll as their work-bags and
after a few hours of happy chatting
they served a dainty rcpast.
Mrs. Eurleson returned yesterday
from jamestown where she enjoyed a
brief visit with her sol and his fam
lily in that city and is busy getting
ready to leave May ! for New York
state. She will he away all summer
visiting Rev. Guy P. Eurleson at Gen
eva and Dean Hugh L. Burleson in
New York city.
Cros>-Nfatthew$ Wedding.
The marriage Thursday afternoon
ut $50 o'clock OF Miss Bernicc Marie
Matthews, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Matthews of North Fifth street.
and Mr.. William Allan Cross. son of
Mrs. William Spriggs. came as Il sur.
prise to their many friends for both
had kept the marriage secret up to the
hour of the ceremony. The Wedding
was a prcttily appointed home event
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
G. c. Warner. pastor of the Conere-
g%atiopal church. in the presence of a
small company of family members and
close friends. The couple were unat-
tended and just before the taking Of
the VOWS :hc groom's sister. Miss Irene
Cross. sang. Because" by d'Eardelot.
The bride was gowned in white mar
quisctte trimmed with cluny lace and
wore a corsagc bouquet of lillies-of-
~thc-valley.
The Matthews home was prettily
decorated for the occasion and inn
mcdiateiy following the extending of
CONGRATULATIONS a wedding luncheon
vas served by Mrs. Herge. Miss Jessie
Mcleod n Miss MargeN Warner. Mr..
and Mrs. Cross left last evening for
Winnipeg to spend their honeymoon
and on their return will reside on
North Fifth street. Mrs. Cross travel.
cd in =, tailored suit for navv blue.