The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-03

music and art in Chicago for the past
Year will complete her studies next
Friday and then leave Immediately for
her home to spend the summer. Miss
i,abinovich will visit for a few DAYS in
I-aSallc, ILL.,, Davenport. Iowa and
Minneapolis but will reach
home the latter part of next week.
9
Exhibit on Today.
The Washington school is holding
its nnu art exhibit this afternoon
and the building has been open to Wis
itors all afternoon. The exhibit prob
ably will remain hung for several
days that every opportunity will be
given for all to view it.. a splendid
program was given this afternoon. it
being one of musical numbers and
recitations by pupils representing
each grade in the building.
Enicrtatns for Miss Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Pratt will en-
~1ertain this evening at their home on
North Fifth street and the pleasure
Viola Cooper. who leaves Sunday for
Boulder, Colo. MIR. and Mrs. Pratt
have invited guests for four tables
and progressive rumdum will he the
diversion. Light refreshments will
be served at the conclusion of the
game and the guests will include MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Payne. MIR. and Mrs.
Mrs. Albert McCallum. Misses Viola
Cooper. Barbara and Edith Henry.
ROY jackson. Jcnni" and Grace
buckingham. M Lillian Paulson,
Fred Dencker and George Bucking-
ham.
splendid browning Program.
Tho y, o,,,j,cr. .T ,I,a i>,..1I.. -,t.
held ono of the most interesting meet
lngs OF the year last evening when
they gathered at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. +. +. Chandler of University
Place to- listen to program in COM
memoration of the browning centen-
NAL YEAR. The evening was arranged
by Dean V. +. Squires and DR.. $. Il.
ttalfNard and both gentlemen contrib
utcd to the evenings pleasure and
value with splendid talks. Dean
Squires who is extremely familiar with
the writings of this English poet talk
ed along the line of the alleged OBJ
security of Robert Browning. He stat
cd that this was due chiefly to his
great learning. that people who did
hot like and enjoy his poems did not
understand his great learning nor the
sources from which he got his illu-
slons. He spoke nj his name of con-
drIslng n his many other p%eculiari-
Ties and brought out much about his
works that few " understood be-
fore. DIR. t%Ialfyard's contribution WIS
a splendid ape on The Ethical and
Religious Teachings of Brownins."
He covered the subject thoroughly and
presented his subject in a most inter-
eStlng and entertaining manner.
Al IN" clubs business session the
dominating committee was appointed,
consisting of Rev. J. *. liurleson.
Dean {. II. Crouch, Mrs. L. +. Robert
son. Miss Marcia Hisbee and Mrs. c,
mate the candidates for office who
Will he elected a, the next meeting.
May 90 AT the home of DIR. and Mrs.
4. d. Campbell. Tho next meeting
will conclude tho clubs: years work.
Mrs. +. r. Robertson was the assist
ing hostess at last evenings meeting
and the usual social hour With a de-
liri"n:: r'freshmen1 service followed
the program. Tho hostesses were as
sisted in serving hy Mrs. \. g. Leon
ard. Mrs. A. J 1,add. Miss I.xin" Rob
"rtson. Miss Mary McCumher and Miss
Bertha Ferguson.
Proclamation Contest Today.
Miss D~ougherty's eighth grade IN
the belmont school had its rrelim-
inarN contest This morning tn select
~ wv wv INV annual p1Sllll
grade defamation C"nt"st and the
%h"nors wont to %Ifninhold Jacnli. son
1T Mr.. and Mrs. g. Il. Jacob of
Reeves avenue. and Miss Marion
~H"ndeke. daughter Of III. Eendake nf
South Sixth street. 'Thesa two will
ar1ear in the finals in which all
schools in the city will he repre- |
Isented.
Hon. n. j. TAYLOR. state superin-
%tendenf of public instruction. Mr..
Strand of Fairdale and Rev. F. NJ.
Mccoy did the Judging this morning
and in tho girls contest gave second
place TO Miss Glenna Garvin. while
in the boys contest John Kelly took
second place. Miss Whitelcy's eighth
grade in the Rel,non, will have its
preliminary Monday. and the Wash
inston school is having its contest
this afternoon. The final will prob
ably be a week from tonight.
The this morning was
given in two parts. the boys appear
Ing first and then the girls as fol
lows: Part 7.
old Mistis-- Earl Larson.
The Honor of the Woods-Willlam
In the Tolls of the Enemy-Rein-
hold jacob.
The Ballad of Fast and West
Eugene Van Den Evnde.
Part III.
The Music Master-Gcncvieve
Stark.
Cigarettes Ride and Death--Ma-
mic Lodmoil.
The Sign Of the Crooss-Paulinc
l-azier.
l:xpelling the rikcs-Marion Ben
deke.
The Swan sons-Mildrcd Caldwell.
Higher Cultures in Disturbances
McCray.