The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-16

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III Mrs. Jasper Vale Of North Fifth
street, will leave Thursday evening for
Duluth where she will be the holiday
guest of Mrs. George Pifer. Miss Vale
will be away about ten days.
Going to California.
At the meeting Of the Young Ladies'
Sodality Of st. Michael's church held
yesterday afternoon the resignation Of
Miss Eileen Neville as secretary was
announced and Miss Mae Treacy was
elected to the Office to complete the
year. Miss Neville's resignation was
caused by the fact that she will leave
shortly after the first of the new year
with her parents. Mr.. n Mrs. T. w.
Neville Of South Fifth street. for
southern California to spend the re-
Inainder Of the winter.
Holidays at Bismarck.
Miss Mabel Wright. secretary at the
Wesley conservatory city studios. is
looking forward to a pleasant holiday
vacation which she will spend at Bis
part Of this week and Will be the guest
Of her brother-in-law and sister. Judge
n Mrs. E. b. Goss, while away.
Enjoyed Day at Crookston.
Mr.. n Mrs. =. r. A~brahamsen
enjoyed a Sunday visit 1t Crookston
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
Thompson, returning home last even
ing. Mrs. A. Abrahamsen Of Reeves
Thompson home and returns home
this evening.
Her $50 Bill Back.
Between 10 and II o'clock Saturday
morning. a Christmas shopper from
out Of tow lost her handbag con-
tanning a $50 bill. a few dollars in sill
Yer and a return tickle to her home.
At noon she stepped into the Times
the cost OF 20 cents. At 6 o'clock the
young lady was notified to call at the
Times-Herald office and get her hand
bag and contents. It's wise not to de-
lay putting the Ad in the paper for
every really honest person who finds
anything Of value turns to the Want
Ads OF the first issue to see If the ar
ttcle he found is advertised.
Were Welded This Morning.
A simple but impressive wedding
ceremony took place this morning at
the residence OF Rev. ]. NJ. Persenius.
pastor of the Swedish Lutheran
church. when Miss Minnie Enge of
this city became the bride of George
~ &c loAk "a AkoAhxOIua 1ll. N1ISS
Rosa Forney and F. r. Forney were
bridesmaid and best mar and the SER
vice was read at 1920 o'clock.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Enge OF Walhalla who recently
moved to this state from Rockford.
ILL.,. and she has a large acquaintance
in this city. The groom is now locat-
ed at Staples, Mimi. where he and his
bride will make their future home.
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Miss Fawcett to Portland.
Miss Margaret Fawcett who has
held a position in the university lib
rary for h past several years while
taking her preparatory and college
work will go to Portland, Ore, to ac-
cept a position in the loan department
Of the Portland public library. Miss
Fawcett leaves next Saturday and in
going to Portland vii be with her peo-
pie, all Of the family having recently
moved west from st. Paul.
Miss Fawcett is a very popular
member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorori-
~ OF the university and tomorrow aft
rnoon her fraternity sisters will give
a farewell party for her at the home
Of Miss Hazel Ladd.
Give Recital This Evening.
The plano pupils at the Grand
Forks School Of Music. assisted by
i1o1oAo harvey, VIo!lnl5l, Will appear
in recital this evening at the recital
hall In the Security block. The hour
Is 8:16 o'clock n the public is cor
daily invited. The program follows:
Miss Anne Briggs
Crescendo Lassen
Miss Iva Westeen
eerenade weidlinRer
Miss Winifred Nelson
Rondo Beethoven
Miss Esther Westeen
TarontoIle .....:... Leschetizky
Miss Evelyn Wheeler
Cd valse Chronmatikue. GODDARD
\O) o ............. Mcdowell
Miss Ethel LAsham.
Concert Polonaise ........... Hahn
Miss Esther Sanford.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly. ;. M.
IS :waTe My Song" . He.o1En1s1
Miss Gladys Hill 80. 80.
Miss LAsham at piano.
Meditation( for violin 80. Glazounow
Mr.. Harvey.