The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18
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he entertained his guests with a sail
ing cruise on the "kingfish.'' Mrs.
Birkholz has also been entertaining a
great deal and Mr.. Clifford is always
numbered among the guests.
The New York Herald carries a
and MIR. Pochlcr of Mime
apolis which his friends here will en-
JOY. Ii follows:
ALVIN III. Pochler OF Minneapolis.
is participating in the Florida
amateur golf tournament as onc of a
dozen daily activities, drove his ball
a palm tree today on the thir-
tccnth hole, INC thereby hangs a tale.
Its sequel is that MIR. Pochler is look
friend. George b. Clifford, also of Min
neapolis. says there amt no such
bird
"Wlailc Mr.. Pochler and his caddie
We're trying to eNtricatc his ball from
the tree IA gallery of a dozen friends
heard EXPLANATIONS n interpoctions
so manN high explosives thai
the.t were constrained to move out of
earshot. Not until he was PLAYING the
scribe his encounter with Il profanc
parrot. which became abusive when
disturbed at its rest in the palm tree.
H." paid a boy. he said, to capture and
gag il.
"'ProducH the parrot demands MIR.
Clifford. and Mr.. Poehler is seeking
one with n vocabulary that will fit this
mornings r~crf"rmancc.'
Mrs. O'Aicara Sought i'm Fast.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: a St. Paul
SINGER whose han11fif,1 no~troJ<o 1,o{1o
has been attracting considerable at
tcntion In the east and elsewhere is
Marie EWcrtscn O'Mcara, at present
soloist at the Peoples church and at
the temple.
Last spring when Mrs. O'Meara
went cast to represent the Schubert
club ut the National Federation Of
Musical clubs she attracted the at
tention Of several noted im~presarios
who heard her sing at the big concert
given in WanamHker hall. Arthur
Farwell of New York wrote to Mrs.
Snyder. with whom Mrs. O'Meara lat
terly studied. n urged the former
to use her influence in getting Mrs.
OMeara to sign a contract with him
for a series of concerts and recitaIs
in the cast and other parts OF tho
country. Flattering offers to go into
grand opera have also come to Mrs.
oMeara o the managers of two
or three important opera houses.
The conductor of the Cincinnati
symphony orchestra engaged Mrs.
as soloist for its spring tour
this year and the director of the ST.
Pau Symphony orchestra also asked
her to accompany them on their
forthcoming visit to Winnipeg.
Mrs. O'Mcara's early musical train
ing was started in the New England
conservatory wheer she studied voice
with Rotoli. She later pursued her
voice study In St. Paul with MIR. Shaw
Jessica DeWolf. and later with Mrs.
SNYDER. She was engaged as soloIst
nj the Peoples church in 1903, where
Sne mas been retained at An incrcas-
ing salary. Since 1907 she has also
soloist at tho Jewish
IN st. Paul. Her study abroad was
pursued under Herr Loewe, Nine. Nj
kisch, Lilli Lehman and Ellison Van
Hoose.
Special Social Session.
Tuesday evening the members of the
Eastern Star will enjoy a special social
SESSION AT the lodge rooms in the ST.
Join block in honor of the annual
VISIT OF the grand worthy matron.
MRS. Jennie NJ. Chenery of Jamestown
VINO arrived Saturday evening. The
regular chapter session will open tho
evening and the meeting will be fol-
lowed by Mrs. C%hcnery's repor and
general talk. The social session which
VII De IN the nature of an claborate
iu"c!l VIII follow and the committee
~ charge OF this feature is Mrs. J. F.
i1oninson, chairman. Mrs. A. j. Fair
child, Mrs. Glenn. Miss Mae Nishst
ana MISS Winnifred Owen.
900
Leap Year Easter Ball.
n entertainment committee Of the
knlghts of Columbus have hanpn
date of the Easter ball from Anrii
III TO Monday. April is. and il will be
d leap year event. The novelty of
sucn a rare function. a leap wear Eas-
"all' ought to make it exceedingly
popular and the knights mean to offer
every lnducemcnt possible to bring ont
a large attendance. This is tbn CO. CO.
announcement of an Easter dancinp
party so the ladies may go ahead and
get their gowns in readiness. Tho
invitations will he issued the wnaI
Easter. "ee"
Leave for California Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. King, Mr.. and
MRS. l.. Fl. Thompson and two little
naushters, and MIR. and Mrs. Muche-
son cave Tuesday for San Diego. Cal.
"herr they expect to make their flu
tare nm rho party will go by way
OF minneapolis and Omaha and viii
spend a day in Salt Lake CITY ana
also in Los Angles. They are lookina
forward TO the trip with extreme
pleasure.
Luncheon for Mrs. Healy.
Mrs. Robert II. Mccoy and Mrs
Charles j. Murphy will entertain AT
lun :heon Tuesday in honor Of
@he1r guest, Mrs. NJ. J. Hea1y OF Hell
a Mont. The function will be given
AZ MRS. McCoy'S Reeves avenue home
ana a guest from III of town will he
.NrS. T.. y. Sarles Of Hillsboro who ar.
'lNoS TINS evening to be Mrs. Co
= building Home for Bride.
Minneapolis Journal: Mrs. GUY A.
ihorlas and Miss Frisk spent last
In Duluth. visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
}. l" Nashburn at Hunters Park. the
parents of Miss Frisk's fiance. Mr..
.'ashhur is building n lovely home
or MS bride which is about COM
oieted, and which will be ready for
he young people on their return from,
heir wedding trip.
ave Dinner for Daughter.
Mrs. +. NJ. Read entertained a com.
of six at l O'Clock dinner Sunday
n honor of the birthday anniyersar v
her daughter, Miss Edith. All the
appointments were in green, paving
rlDute to st. Patrick, and the renast