The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-18
SOCIETY [0]
pnoNes-psyN N. ". sS,r T. Q. - Il: Nigh. N. ". las
ces owen. Hazel tombstone. Winnifred
Owen. Gertrude and Mabel Robinson.

ces Owen. Hazel Johnstonc. Winnifred
Owen. Gertrude and Mabel Robinson,
ence Neatc, Ida Piun,mer. Estes Hook
inson, Mabel dickinson, Alta Smith,
%Steinfort. Jessie Grassick. Vera KEEL
seN, Gertrude Cunningham. Bessie
Thoraldson, Caroline Salisbury. Lillian
Bulge. Ethel harrington. Leone Cory,
Josie Johnson. Vera Stinson. Mac Mis-
bet. Martha Wessner. Helen Adams,
Elizabeth PanovitZ and Anna Root of
Tonica, Ill: Messrs. II. L.. Blair, Wal
ter Nelson. otto Tuski. Burton Crazy.
Vernon Freeman. j. ID. Woods. n. G.
Wineman. Walter Cory. w. +. Harness.
John Shaw. John Mork. Michael Pam
ovitz, w. NJ. Giles. F.. A. Grabenstein,
Victor Rasmussen. Henry Melby. G.
f. Rolf. Tudor owen. Gerald Finch.
Frank Hankey. Perry Johnson. Frank
Holmes. u. l.. Dunlap, c. L. Roberts.
Clifford Reiton. Donald Payne and f.
c. Griess.
W. c II. L. Meets Friday.
The postponed meeting of the w,
e. T [. will he held Friday after
noon at 8 o'clock in the small coun
ell chamber of the city hall and roll
call will be responded te with quota
I!OHS from FRANCES IL. wizard. MIS-,
Andrew Neitch is in charge of the
program and all interested in temper
ance work are cordially invited.
-s.A@
Queen Esther Circle.
Misses Olga INroll. Alice Williams,
Louise Lindcman and Gladys Canton
will be hostcsScS to this weeks meet
ing of the Queen Esther Circle and
they will entertain Friday evening at
~ ~ -I- -, IL. - NN
w. g.. A.. An interesting program
has been arranged and it will be fol
lowed by Il social hour and refresh
mcnt service. The program numbers
follow:
Subject of Devotions. Deborah
Miss Edna McMullen.
Roll call responded to by questions
on the book of Esther.
Five minute talk on General Survey
Work. Alaskan Work"-Mrs. II. III.
TIcaly.
Rcading-Mrs, Noisht.
SNOWFALL Party Invitations.
The Elk entertainment committee
sent ont invitations today for the an
nual SNOWFALL dancing party which
occurs mt the club oolns Friday even
ing. January 20. This party is on
cedcd Ivy many as the most beautiful
~ w WIZ =
and gentlemen. dresses in pure white
and sight is always a charming one
taking all thoughts Jack to the good
old summer time no matter o far
below zero the weather man wishes
TO place the temperature, Music will
be- furnished as usual by the Finlc!
archestra n dancing will begin at
IL O'Clock in the assembly room at
the Commercial club and the guests
may look forward To another of those
delicious rcpaSts for which the lilks
are so famous.
The invitations sent out for this
party arc another novelty. They are
pure white cards with the purple let
tcring and adorned with Il fine ELK
head.
Tho Grand Opera Program.
Mary Garden. who has evoked SO
much enthusiasm for MaSsenct'S Tho
Juggl"r of Notre Dame this season,
Will sing he name part i'm that opera
at the TUESDAY matinee of January 30
AT the ST. Paul auditorium, with the
basso. Hector Dufranne. AS Boniface
Tho Juggler of Notre Dame" a lyric
miracle play In three acts. was first
produced in Monte Carlo in 1902. The
story is based on a medieval legend
which was the foundation of a popular
mystery play. The scenes take place
i'm the Place and Abbey dc Cluny,
Paris, during the fourteenth century.
Campanini will conduct and a special
feature will be the dancing of Rosina
Cali. premier denseuse etoile. In the
ballet divertisoment. She has never
been seen in the twin cities.
The Chicago Grand Opera COMPANY
for its first presentation has chosen
Wagner's Tristan und Isolde
which will he given Monday evening,
January 90. 1t will mark Olive Frem.
stads first appearance in the twin
cities in the role of Isolde. said by for
cign critics to he the most admirabl,
mas been assigned TO Charles Dalmorcs
koenig Marie will give Henri Scot
fine opportunities. Though Dalmore.
and trenstad have beer singled gu
tor the name parts. the general en-
semhle is peculiarly efficient. shown,
the names of such artists as Clarenc,
Whitehili. Armand Crabbe. Jeann,
Herville-Reache. Edmond Warner,
and Frederick Schorr.
|lhH Jewels Of the Madonna" b.
Ferrari. will he sung Tuesda,
night. Carolina White and Amade,
Rassi are cast for the stellar roles
Miss White. the most beautiful of tn
olppel forces. will sing the role O
Countess Gill in The ccret of Su
~ "VuiiSSudN HHillIlep. ASSISTED
by Sammarco and Francesca Gaddj
"Hansel n Gretcl" will follow tn
same afternoon. with Marie Cavan a
Hanscl and Mabel Riegelman as Gre
tel. The series will close Wedncsda,
night whit Victor Herbcrt's ..Natoma'
with Mary Garden in the title role.
Grand sunday Concert,
y grand operate all-star concer
viii be given by TIL" full grand oper;
company of 100 and orchestra of sew
"nty-five. Sunday night, January Is
at the auditorium. st. Paul. The solo
lsts who will take part are: Mines
Mario CaVan. Eleonora de Cisneros
Jenny Dufau. Minnie Egeuer. Alic
EEersman. Giuseppine Gaiconia, Rach
ael Frease-Green. Charlotte Guernse.
Frances Ingram. Carolina White. Mar
"a "ittkowska. Alice Zeppilli, an,
Messrs. Amadeo Bassi. Bernardo Der
ardf. Alfredo Costa. Hector Dufranne
Mari" Guardabassi. Henri Scott an,
Emilio Nenturini.
Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy Received Today.
The largest and most perfectly an
pointed reception in the social histor,
IF Grand Forks was the pleasure O
this afternoon when Mrs. Michael F
Murphy. wife Of the city's mayor. re
ceired at her handsome residence O,
keeves avenue from 2:3O until
o'clock Mrs. Murphy issued cards t.