The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-30
Mr.. Harvey With ohcrlins.

Harold Ryder Harvey. teacher Of
violin at the Grand Forks School Of
Music. is travelling this week with
the Oherlin college glee club which is
making its annual holiday tour and
the following item from the music
page Of the Minneapolis Journal con
corning the oberlins will be Of inter-
THE Ohernn college glee club
stands rather unique among similar
organizations for the real artistic mer-
it Of its work. and has gained high
recommendations from the critics for
its style. t1nish. precision. shading.
and ensemble The program in prep
aration for New Years oncert is in
line with the clubs high standing in
polish and interest. In It will be found
songs Of real mus,esl merit. athletic
songs peculiar to Oberi.n. and those
jolly college songs in which students
delight SO much and with which they
drive dull ARE away" In the variety
Of this program full opportunity is af-
forded for the display Of the splendid
qualities which have won for the
Oherl!n glee club singers their exalt-
ed position in the college musical
world.
This company is composed Of
twenty young men: Each member Of
Il6 VI GaAl2Ldltoa 40 oSACSSGo j a
view to musieianshir. TIE club has
appeared in twenty-eigh, states Of
the union. a limited number Of con-
certs are given, since the club is en-
OUT only n month in every year.
PracticinE rehearsals are continued
throughout the college year. The con-
cert is given with all the spirit and en-
thusiaSm Characteristic Of student life.
The program includes the best clas-
c{Ne f41lps~~- ~~I A~11AA- -I.~ Co.
cially costurned acts replete with
''nirth-provoking stunts are among
the features Of the entertainment. The
solo and chorus work Is of the highest
quality"
j. j. Hills Daughter to Wed.
An engagement announcement Of
the past week which carries with it
unusual interest throughout the north.
west is that Of the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Jerome Hill Of St.
~Boeckmann. also of St. Paul. The
wedding date has not been given out
but the ceremony probably will be in
the near future and will be solemniz d
at the Hill residence at 24O Sunni.
e The father Of the bride-elec.
is the great railway magnet who has
frequently been a distinguished guest
northwest.
A Peculiar Accident.
1t happened in this way, you see.
I am not a subscriber to the ape
and did not know who had lost the
Krirnmer neck piece which found.
In fact. I ~ thought Of looking in
the paper to see If anyone had lost
anything. Yesterday I was calling on
one If nv and coJa<e5 H..
I had found a very pretty neck fur
two or three weeks before. My neigh
Dor Immediately told me that she had
seen an ad. in the paper and that
the fur belonged to you. Here it is.
! am sorry that I didn't think Of the
paper. Thus runs the story Of the
loss of a priced fur. a small ad. in the
papers, and the return OF the fur.
Birthday Party Sunday.
Miss Nettie Papermeister VA eight
years old yesterday and in honor OF
the occasion her mother gave her a
pretty afternoon birthday party. Eight
little girls and eight little boys were
hidden to their home on Walnut
street and the hours were merrily
passed with games and music. At 8
o'clock an elaborate lunch was serv-
ed In the dining room, the table cen-
terpiece being a silver candelabra
with eight burning tapers. Mrs. Sam
Rosenthal assisted and Master Roy
Papermeister acted as toastmaster,
each guest responding with a little
toast to the honoree.
TAffy Pull For Class.
Miss Margaret Lampert entertained
the girls Of her Sunday school class
with a taffy pull Saturday evening at
her home on North Ninth street. Miss
Edna McMullen assisted and the fun
OF tahy making was followed by
music and games. The guests includ-
ed Misses Anna Salzmann, Lucy Beat
Blanche Kemerer. Hazel Switzer.
Clara Whaling. Olive White and Mary
Luther.