The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
SOCIETY III
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Where:

Where?
"Where. lies the town of happiness?"
Cried the youth to the wrinkled sage.
As thoy met n day on the weary
way.
That lies "'twtxt youth and age"
The gray haired wise man shook his
TITS y little farther on" he said.
Where lies the town OF happiness:
pray we reach 1t soon"
For risen high in the molten sky
Was the sun that marked life's q
But again the wise man shook his
head:
TITS a little farther on" he said.
Where lies the own of happiness"
Tho youth was old and gray.
With shoulders hcnt and eyes intent
Where fhe road stretched forth. away.
The wise man sadly shook his head:
Tis q little farther on" he said.
Where lies the town of happiness"
Down. down in the dust he fell:
His voice Was shrill and the death
films fill
His eye unused the sage; TITS
we'll"
And there cleaned in his v 81 tear
unshed:
VI Iut. us ldTlIlel ou, NV S5lu.
Provision sale.
The ladies of st. Paul'~ Guild will
hold = provision sal" Saturday after
noon beginning at | o'clock AT Parish
hall. M"sdames lasham and w. Sin
'lar Will he in charge.
Annual Easter sale.
The ladies of ST. raul's Guild an
nounr their 1a1. annual Easter sale
~ aprons. fancy articles. etc. for Sat-
nrda!. March 80. at ! o'clock y. m.
in Parish hail. Tho provision =alc
sam" place instead uf at Wi's"o'~
Crorery as in tho past.
Comment on Mrs. Bclchrr.
The following comment from the
Musical Leader published in New
York "i(l i'e nj interest to- those who
plan I" hear Mrs. Eelchcr when she
sings at tho Methodist church Friday
evening under the auspices of the
Womeu's civic league:
Kathleen Lawler Fletcher. VIII" has
been studying i'm Paris with Jean dc
Eeszkr tor some time. passed through
New York on her way To her homc in
Portland. Orc, where she will spend
part of the Mrs. Belcher.
unlike most young singers returning
in this manner. is an artist of superb
finish, with ono nj tho rareSt light
voices =" Nc heard OH tho stage. With
experience she would easily rank
%nlonG tho host rolorature singers OF
the day. as her voice is w%nndeYfully
flexible. and her iccfnir is clean and
clear. such as might We'll put to
same Older and better known artists.
The Hoice itself is beautiful i'm quality
AND il t,te =, ~,,I --.o
and n lovely quality. and il is .Nen
throughout.
Mrs. Eelrhcr should he A rare find
in those days when tho old operas are
hardly tn he considered on account of
the rarity Of singers able 10 meet the
demands Of the old 1orid singing.
Rut the young singer does not stop
n voice of moro power than would
seem to he there whcn she sings
"Dinorah" or "Traviata" and other
arias of a kindred sort
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Junior Recital Friday.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the junior recital at IVES
ley college conservat"rv Friday after
noon at the city studios at ) o'clock
n the public is invited:
da) Cradle Song. Virgil
tb, Ship Alloy
Jeanette Lampert.
Herhert Richardson.
The Naughty Pixie Mockins His
Mofher Bro".n
Jessie Fuller.
May Flowers 80. Orth
Elmer Rood.
Rirthday Waltz Nireil
Vida Walker.
Naise 49,. hroglnarn
Ferret Lun.eth.
Colonial Times ............ Hume
Frank Woods.
Chansonette Werner
Grace Thorlakson.
Melodls Wilkes
Aldea Melloy.
Hunting Song .Dcmuth
Ralph Rhode.
May Has Come. ........ .....Bohm
Mamie Fosel.
pancc Of the tHlouns ..... .%.Eilenberg
Zelma Woods.
katherine Read.
Secret of tho ed. .Zamerik
Ella ,tsxi.son.
Hcr First Birthday Party.
Miss Grace Margaret. little daugh-
ter Of T,r. and Mrs. l.. r. Colborn OF
North Fifth street. was one year old
Yesterday and the day was comment
Grated With an afternoon birthday
party of charming Easter appoint
nicnt. Tho invited guests wer" lust
wee tots accompanied by their mann
mas and included Miss Margaret Ran
dali. Miss Mary Monley. Miss Lora
Tcmpkins. Miss Marion Elizabeth
Smith. Master Howard r. Monley.
Master Stephen Collins and Master
William V. o'Connor. Jr. For decor
alton Mrs. f'olborn used rod and
white carnations in tn" parlor but
carried out Al attractive Easter
scheme in the dining room. Tho table
centerpiece was a nest nf rabbits and
yellow and white chickens and from
the chandelier above was suspended
a large bunny, white ribbons were
stretched to the table corners. Yellow
and white rhiokics climbed tho rib
hons and the place cards we're Easter
snuvenirs filled with candies.
The afternoon was spent in merry
chat and Mrs. C'olhorn served a dainty
repast. Little Marion Smith was the
guest of honor for the reason that
she. too. was Just M year old that
day.
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