The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-17
SOCIETY
PnoNEs-Day \. ". -, 7. Q. ~ a., Night ". ". iss

RummaGr sale.
st. raul'S Guild have Il nice line Of
summer hats and rlothinc which will
be sold Saturday afternoon at Guild
hall.
Choir Rehearsal Tonight.
The 'Jult choir of St. Michaci'sI
Catholic, church will NEE, for re-
hcarsal immediately after service this
evening. All members are urged to
bc present.
Ni>i,in. Friends Here.
Miss I-izzi" p'Iicilly is spending Il
f,w days in the city from Fisher.
Mimi, Visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. johnson and other fricnds of his
city.
Composed State Song.
Mr$. Dora j. Carpenter Kenyon of
Ard"rh has composed and published
H"lnolHnd. Dakota" and dedicated to
North Dakota. Tho words arc fitting
IL descriptive" of Tho beauties and
wealth OF tn" stat" and the air, in
waltz time. is catchy and mcloliouS.
fish Didn't Bite.
Mimic Journal: Mr.. and Mrs. Titus
got back from Bcmidii Tuesday morn
ing, where they went ia sec if the
summer cottage was stin intact, but
"s'"nSiblI for a try ut the early fish
ing nm But it was of little avail.
The fish refused t" bite. and they
didn't get 'n"Uch ia season tho canned
goods at meal time. much less to bring
an. home with them.
90
Lady Pastor Resigns.
Mrs. Clara q. Eahcock who has been
rhst"r of the christian church i'm FL
I~"naIl" for the past two wears has re-
signed ON account of i'll health and
will return to her home in Canada.
Mrs. I;ahcock has been Il most sue
r"HSill pastor and Nor congregation
deeply regrets her resignation. Dur
ing tn" week several social functions
have been given in her honor and the
ladies Md society presented her with
"A large i'iirs" of money,
second in Recital Series.
TIL" second in the series of five elias
steal ~rccitals which arc lcinS given Ivy
tn" advanced pupils at Wesley college
conservatory will take place at Cor
Min hall tomorrow evening. The pro-
gram will 10" given at S:li o'clock and
tA"s" taking part Will be Miss Mae
Nisb"t, Miss Helen Holmes and Toy
Christie. Tho numbers follow:
Allegro. pr. II SO. l...... Beethoven
MISS .\lSlet.
The Robin Sings in the Apple Tree
....... MaCDowell
In the Meadow ........ MacDowell
MIR. Christie.
t!y tho Erooksidc. ..karsano
March of h D"arfs. GriCc
Miss .Nisr,t 1.
Calm as tho Night. .Bohm
Mr.. Christie.
-Nrah"saue pchussE
T SPINNING song I)chnSsN
Wilt" Kan
Miss Jackson's Recital.
The president and faculty of WeS-
ley F"il"s" CONSERVATORY of music is
sued invitations today for Miss FLOW
Jackson's graduate pianofortc recital
al CorWln music hall Thursday even
ing. May %. Miss jackson is anoth-
CT member nf the ronServatory's first
graduating class and is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson of Chest
nut street. She has frequently play
cd at public r~ocitals and is ~rccogniz-
cd rs me of the rity's most promis-
ing young musicians.
The recital hour is SIS O'Clock
and Miss jackson is +" no assisted by
Tn" string quartet. Miss Clara Wolff. !
I Miss Olive Erwin. Mrs. T.. r. Steven
son and My. Howe. The complete
program follows:
>9'ii'li w. = ~ Nltlt)l -. fCtllCNCn !
Allegro viNaco.
Largo app~assionata. I
u.z.a R'hdo' ~
Miss Wolff.
Love Dream NO. ...... List
Dance of the Gnomes ........L List
prayer Srhnman)
Evening Song .schumann
Quartet.
Narationnnumin E fiat minor. .Sinding
Second piano. Miss Sannes.
Report Splendid Conference.
The delegates from the university y. !
w C.. 4. including Misses Marguerite
Putnam. Edna Joslyn, Luella Grain.
Ida Madison, blanche ragc and Flor
ence English who attended the stu
returned home and report having had
a most enjoyable time as we'll as gain !
,ng Valuable help in student work
along the lines which the association
seeks Ia develop.
h Barnes County University asso-
citation ave a banquet for them on
Friday night. Among those present
were Judge Eruce. Mrs. Woodworth.
Miss Minnie Nelson. Miss Hazel Ncil-
son, Miss Georgia Henry and Miss
Marj"rN Mcdonald. Tho Commercial
club entertained AL the delegates with
an automobile trip around the city .
and the convention also had a Geneva
banquet on Saturday night. All tho
foastS wer" relative tn the Geneva
convention. and Edna Joslyn gave !,
toast ON 'F.ndlnss Pleasures"
ono of the most interesting speak
.rs was Iicrisnaz 1Iavagimian. a six
teen-ycar-old girl from Armenia. who
cam" In America two years ago. and
spoke TO tho delegates on the condi-