The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16

That troop of ~GentIeress-
Behind thee Nhirs the robins win
And sounds the orioles song.
And OH the frozen hill await
The flowers in motley throns.
The world will soon forget the weeks
And months of bitter cold.
And earth will learn to smile again
As lovely as of old
The brook will laugh. the roses bloom
Meath skies of l~oveliness-
Thrice welcome. ~harbarons renegade
Stern hut not ritiless.
Floyd p. Rae.
Visiting Her Rrotber.
Miss Cora Nelson arrived this morn
ing from Inkster to visit over SUNDAY
with her brother. who is i'll in q local
hospital.
To Give Masquerade Party.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the First Presbyterian church an
nounce a masquerade party IN 'ne
church parlors for next Tuesday even,
ing All Young people are invited ana
assured NJ a real jolly time
500
Made Baking Powder biscuits.
Miss Florence orsahl conducted the
demonstration lesson at the meeting
the Homekeepers' club FRIDAY after
noon at the Belmont school and
taught the mothers how to make bak-
ing powder biscuits. There was a
splendid attendance OF mothers and
they. heard another valuable talk on
The Hygiene If childhood" given by
Miss Bertha Erdman. f. y. Miss Anna
Mcintyre. primary teacher in the Bel
mont building. had charge of this
weeks meeting and the assisting Ia
A.. -1-. tl,o Nl.rroar,c civic league
we're Mrs. r. 4. sprague, Mrs. Scott
Rex and Mrs. A. 7. Hunter.
To Reside in Edmonton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Acker of Walnut
street are to make their future home
in Edmonton. Alta. and as q fareWell
honor to Mrs. Acker thirty of her
church friends gathered at her home
Friday afternoon and gave her a sur
s Mrs' r. EaFe Heswsrd HF: Mrs. W. II. Tar.
ling and Mrs. J. c. Black planned the
pleasure and the company presented
Mrs. Acker with two sterling spoons
as souvenirs Of the occasion, Sewing
and visiting were the pleasant pas
times and a dainty luncheon was serv-
ed at the close.
Mr.. Acker will leave Immediately
for his new field and will continue in
the employ of the International Har.
vester company but Mrs. Acker will go
to her old home in Wisconsin for a
few weeks visit before joining her
husband.
Baptist Sunday Music.
The music service arranged for
Sunday at the First BAPTIST church by
Louis L. Rowland. director, and Miss
Jane Smith, organist, is as follows:
Morning.
n.., ya,,1 ,ord- SobalIev
puet--"l viii magnify Thee"......
Mosenthal
Mrs. Paul E. Griffith and Miss
Stella Lombard.
Anthern-Jubilate Dec ..Stanfort
Ofertoire-Aria. George W. Andrews
Postiude--A llenade ...::....
Evening.
Prelude fOefSter
Anthenl--"Call to Remembrance
pffertoire-A Madrigal..........
........... Simonetti-Dickinson
Anthem-'Sing O Heavens. Bergh
Fostlude-~"fertory .'oltve King
Will sing some Big Numbers.
Mrs. kathleen Lawler Belcher of
Portland. Ore. who is TO give a on
cert here this month under the au-
spices of the Women's Civic league.
sent word to Miss Ida Lamson today
that she landed in New York after
a horrible voyage on March - and
would start west Immediately. Mrs.
Belcher said her BOAT encountered two
hurricanes on its voyage and that two
men on the vessel were killed. How
ever she was in fine health nj spirits
and hoped to be at her best when she
reached Grand Forks.
Mrs. Belcher also jotted down
some Of the big numbers which she
will sing on her appearance in this
city an d,hey are The Shadow Song
from Meyheer's famous opera. De.
,norah," the Caronon1e from Rigolet,o
and the big aria from the opera
"Traviata" hy Verdi. Mrs. Belcher's
two years study in Paris has added
great things to her musical talent
and the musical people Of the city
have . rare treat in store. The late
probably will be March % or go.
To Give Easter Breakfast.
The girls of the Queen Esther Cir
Gle Of the Methodist church who me,
Friday evening at the home Of Mrs.
H. Fl. Healy In Riverside Park. de-
cided on giving an Easter breakfast on
the morning of Easter Saturday.
April 6. Miss Bessie Perry. Miss Alice
Henderly, Miss Olga Knoll and Miss
Edna MeMullen were named a COM
mittee on arrangements n they
hope to secure the dining hall Of the
Methodist church for the novel func.
ton.
The meeting was presided over by
the president, Miss Vera Fuller. and
the program was a very Interesting
opened with devotionals BY Mrs.
F. D. Conway. The feature was a
paper by Mrs. Whitford on "Immigra-
ton Work" in which she impaired a
valuable amount Of information on
the number Of immigrants who come
to this country yearly. how they live
and OF the missionary work among
them. Miss Alice Armstrong. Miss
Velma McCurry and Miss Alice Ris-
berg rendered several musical num-
bers during the social hour ana AZ tho