The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
Margaret Wilson interviewed.

course. spells all these plans, for Mar
lgaret must, go to Washington and live
In tho white house." said Miss Eliza
beth Howry. daughter Of Judge
claims in Washington. with whom
Miss Wilson has been cumming since
they both came to New York city. Miss
Wilson and Miss Howry occupy a
modest suite of three rooms in Ninth
street. of Fifth avenue. do their own
looking and study hard. They are on
the ground floor and have a large
comfortable chairs in their chief Nv
ing room.
"If this address was published it
would be the end Of the last period
OF study for me between now and
March A." said Miss Wilson. who came
In from the street at that moment.
so please do not rob us out Of our
privacy as 1t is my last chance for
concentrated study. Miss Howry goes
to London In the spring. and she will
sing there in public, and I go to Wash
ington. There is much work ahead
for both of us In the next four months
and we would be able to do nothing
II people found out where we were
land began to call on U.S."
Last winter both Of the young wom-
len lived at the Three-Arts club, $40
West Eighty-f1fth street, where they
associated with Miss Vera Curtis, the
Boston society girl who has been en-
gagged by the Metropolitan opera
house management.
Inmates of Miss Curtis" begged Miss
Wilson. She has arrived while VIC
have not 'arrived'-at least not yet.
although I am sure my friend Miss
Howry is going to be a great lyric
success. for she has a splendid So
prano voice, with talent for dramatic
work"
Have you decided finally to give up
your study Of music in the spring? %
was asked.
II simply must" she replied. ut
is hard o. me to do it, but / am ia
theirs eldest daughter, and he says
he wants me with him. There is no
daddy in the world like mine, and his
wish is a command to me. If my
are up I hope to resume my music
Studies"
Suppose Governor Wilson be re-
elected president and you be kept in
Washington eight years."
Now you are specializing" she re-
piled. II am dealing only with the
years l know about"
The young women frequently dine
at the National Arts club in Gramercy
park. where they go as the guests OF
Mrs. Mcdonald Sheriday. Every week
|or so a member Of their respective
families yer from Washington OF
Princeton drops in to encourage them
in their work.
Miss Wilson is a petite blonde. while
The particular forte of the daughter
of the p~resident-elect is German lie
der. She has the usual soprano range
After her graduation from the
Women's college in Baltimore, Miss
Wilson began her musical studies in
the Peabody institute. She took ur
music seriously with Mrs. Lillian GIL
|lespie three years ago. and her pro.
gress has been rapid.
All of Governor Wilson's daughter
are talented. Miss Jessie has made
|p~hilanthropic work her speciality
while Miss Nellie went in for art. Thu
three girls look upon the election Of
their father to the presidency as a fine
recognition of his great talents. blu,
their eyes when they talk of the worl
they had planned for themselves until
the white house arose upon the VIII.
son horizon as IN absolute certainty.
Two Enter Religious Life.
Fargo Forum: The ceremonial pre-.
!scribed by the church for the pro.
I~fession Of sisters in a religious order
shows what importance is attached te
this act of conservation and the friend.
and students Of the Presentation Sis.
tiers at Sacred Heart academy VIII
witnessed this solemn rite fully APP
l~preciated this fact yesterday morning
The entrance to the chapel was mos
impressive, the two young novices WHIT
were to be professed, being preceded
by the candidates. novices. and -ro,
fessed religious. followed by the Of
floating and visiting clergy, Monsig'
nor Considine and the Right Reverend
Bishop.
From the imposing opening pro
OCCASIONAL to the close of the solemn
high mass and the final act Of pro,
|fession. every movement was fraugh'
with q beautiful symbolism. Rt. Rev
Bishop o'Reilly. D. D. oficiated ant
also gave a most touching and elo'
quent sermon, taking for his text tn.
words of the Holy Scriptures: If an.
man will come after Me. let him DENY
| himself. take up his cross daily AM
follow Me. The subject was mos
fitting and although addressed to tht
@novices who We're in a short time t.
world to devote themselves to labor
for the good of others. it appealed
none the less to every one present.
The young ladies who made thei,
profession are Sister Mary Rose (Mis.
Frances Sieg) and Sister Mary Ursula
Miss Anna McDonough) both o.
North Dakota. The solemn high mass
was celebrated by Very Rev. Father
|Egan. with Rev. c. Fay as deacon AM
Rev. ]. Harry sub-deacon. In addi.
ton to the %foreeoing clergy. the com.
munity was honored by the presence
of Rt. Rev. Monsignor Considine Of
Mimic. Fathers schimmel and NJ. Harte
of Grand Forks and Father v. Ryar
of this city who assisted the Ri. Rev
Bishop throughout the ceremonies.
November p Is always fitting oh.
served at Sacred Heart academy Il
being the titular feast of the Pre-.
|sentation nuns.
Fargo "Y" Has Fourth Birthday.
Fargo Forum: Last evening about
nifty young ladies responded to invi-
~tations sent out by the secretaries of