The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-27

slsnoP ana Mrs. cameron Mann OF
Fargo returned to their home in Far
winter months in New Mexico. They
have reopened their residence on
Eighth street south.
Young Girls Assisted.
AT the annual thank offering meet
ing of n Women's Foreign Mission
airy society held this afternoon at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. r. N. McC.oy
on South Fifth street. Mrs. Mccoy
had q be>y Of young girls as assisting
hostesses. They were the older girls
from the Kings Heralds and included
Misses Dorothy lIcaly. Marjorie
Moore. Marie Vale. Doris Burns. Faith
hnrke. hin Secord. Doris Whitman
snd Ruth Mccoy. They assisted Mrs.
AicCoN In the dainty refreshment ser.
vice which followed the interesting
program.
There was q splendid attendance at
the gathering an dMrs. J.. G. Moore
led the devotionals. Mrs. Alice Hull
and Mrs. II. German gave the talks
on Good News From Foreign
Lands" Mrs. r. S. Perry gave a read
ing and Mrs. c. c. McCown favored
with a solo.
Miss jacob Will Rcsite.
An additional number OH the pro-
gram AZ the Methodist church Friday
evening when the Women's Civic lea
que will present Mrs. Kathleen Law.
Ter Belcher in recital will be a read.
ing by Miss Geraldine jacob. Miss
Jacob has exceptional Evolutionary
talent and is always cordially received
40 her appearance will add to the at
tractiVeness OF the evenings enter
tainment.
Mrs. Belcher is now in Chicago.
having arrived but a few days ago
from New York where she sang for
Manager Gatti Cassozza of the Metro
Poiitan Opera company and Walter
York Symphony orchestra. Cassozza
requested Mrs. Belcher to sing two
more arias after he had heard the
first n and the critic who
MED nor said he had seldom seen him
80 enthusiastic. He predicted o big
career for her and said she had both
a wonderful coloratura voice and per-
sonal charm. Damrosch compliment.
90 MIS-. Belcher highly and advised
y and prepare for grand opera work.
ne said her success In concert work
was certain but that there was such
great need OF voices like hers in opera
that h should not even take the
time to go into concert work.
When Mrs. Belcher appears here
Friday evening she will wear a paouin
gown made by a French artist, the
colors being black and white.
Thursday Recital at Corwin.
An unusually good program has
been arranged for this weeks Thurs
day recital at Corwin music hall. Wes-
ley conservatory. and the public is
extended a cordial invitation to at
lend. The recital begins at 4:30
O'Clock and the program follows:
"ei'1 Ducelle
Lenna Owen.
Noikstoh Sindine
A Gypsy Trail ............Gallowav
George Anderson.
Maude Stevens.
4>oetutIo Griegl
Miss Campbell.
ta) | Hear You Calling Me-. Marshall
fh) The Lark Now Leave. His Wa
terry Nest ..............Parker
Genevieve Meacha,n.
Colomhine Minuet ....... .Delahare
March Warner.
Floy jackson.
l>FN'''< Gertrude Bliss.
IOQafO
Zula Rowe.
befceuse ........ Chopin
Leone Cory.
Rondo Brilliant ...... Won Weber
Lilah Sannes.
Had Unique Program.
The feature Of this afternoons
meeting of the Baptist Aid society
which vas exceptionally we'll attended
was a missionary playlet that not only
presented a splendid lesson but also
proved an excellen, form of enter
tslnment. The meeting was held in
the church parlors and as announced
me committee kept the program a
complete secret which added material
~ to its enjoyment. Mrs. F. c. Fales.
Mrs. Richard Fox. Mrs. r. B. Call-
well and Mrs. o. a. Webster we're the
hostesses and they brought the after
noon to a close with a dainty buffet
luncheon. ~
hi playlet entitled THE American
Girls opportunity. presented a young
gusted with the idea that people in
general should think her fitted for
nofhlng more edifying than mission
airy work. To herself she rehearsed
her qualities from years of college
STUDY and convinced herself that her
place was that of a social leader. She
10 'iiOi ileu mat the pastors wife is
a graduate of Vassar and in the mid
of her establishment a German girl
appears in costume and relates in nor
native language what mission workers
nave done for her. Then the Swedish
girl. also in costume. appears and SO
on With the italian. Japanese. indian
Norman and several others. all bring,
ing IN the different results Of mission
work. The impression converts the
college girl to the conviction that such
is the .callir" of the American colleer
girl and she Immediately enters into
the work whit heart and soul. The
parts were excellently taken and the
cast was as follows:
College girl-Miss Blanche Pare
German girI--Miss Grace Lourhi,
Swedish sirl-Miss Maude Gnfnth.
Italian-Miss Gladys Hill.
Japanese-Miss sedonia Kermott.
Morman-Miss Mildred Caldwell.
Indtan-Miss GlennA Garvin'
Four emigrant kirls-Misses Helen
Young, Vera Stinson. Grace Buckinr.
nam and Frances Boese.
Piano accompaniet-Miss Winifrcd
Nelson.
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