The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-09

Miss Jorcenson to Chicago.

Miss Jorgenson to Chicago.
Miss Amanda J%orgenson left last
evening for Chicago where she will
take up her duties as instructor In the
Mary Wood Chase school of music.
der Mary Wood Chase for three years
and this year returns as one Of the
schools faculty members which is a
splendid recognition of her musical
talen.
Miss Rikka Jorgenson who has been
visiting for a month with relatives at
Rochester. Mimi. is expected home
Faculty People Returning.
Miss Jennie Anderson. voice teacher
at Wesley college conservatory. is the
first of the many Grand Forks teach
ers to return from a vacation trip
abroad and she brings news of a most
Miss Cordelia Hulburd of the same
school with whom she travelled. Miss
Anderson left Miss Hulburd and her
mother. Mrs. H. l.. Hulburd of Nor
rls. Mimi. who has been studying art
abroad Tor the past two years in New
York city and from there they ex-
pected to go into Vermont for a visit
with some relatives. Miss Hulburd
will accompany her mother to Nor
ris and after Il short rest there plans
to reach Grand Forks to take up her
duties about September 20.
Miss Anderson spent the summer
in Dresden and Berlin and devoted
Dresden Miss Anderson was a pupil
OF both Mime. Orgeni and Nine. Mes
sien. W famous teachers of that old
musical city. and in Berlin she
coached under Moratti. Miss Ander-
sons voice was very favorahly COM
mented upon by some Of the critics
of Dresden and Berlin and further
recognition Of her talent was given
in opportunity to enter grand opera.
While Miss Anderson declined the
offers n as vet has no intention of
taking up that line of work, 1t was
a compliment Of worth and one which
all who know her will thoroughly ap.
TOOK a sight seeing trip to Venice be-
fore leaving the old continent and
sailed from Trieste. taking the Medi-
terranean voyage. The trip was pleas
ant until after passing Gibraltar but
after that they had a very stormy
journey.
Among other faculty people who
w nv SItN NSSleIOdS WeIc
the teachers of the city schools.
Those who have been away for the
GUNNER months We're back to their
duties this morning and many new
ones among them. Miss Grace Welch
of the Belmont school came in last
evening from Minot where she has
o'Donnell. principal of the winship
school. is back from her home at
Glencoe. Mimi. where she enjoyed
the summer and Miss Katherine
Mhlteley. principal of the Belmont
school. has returned from her home
at B~rainerd. Mimi. Miss Eva Nor
wood. Wis. and Miss Mabel Hull
came yesterday from Minneapolis.
Out Of Town September Brides.
Miss Hazelle burlington and Edi-
tor Will H. Wright. two popular
young people of Woodwork. were
married at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Carlson in Jamestown.
Rev. Simon performed the ceremony
and a few friends and relatives were
present. The bride is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. burlington of
Woodwork and the groom is editor
Of the Hustler.
MISS EVELYN McMurray. a former
resident Of Park River but now To-
Gated In Minneapolis with her par
ents.. was married in the latter city
Wednesday to William ]. Smale, also
Of Minneapolis. Rev. H. G. Leonard
performed the ceremony and it was
a small family wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smale will reside at Second ave-
u and Twenty-eighth street.
A pretty home wedding at Bow
bells was that of Miss Blanche c.
Mahoney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. c. Mahoney. and Lawrence F..
Hunter. son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o.
Hunter, which was solemnized Sat-
urday evening. Rev. T. B. Cave per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of a small company of invited guests
and the home was beautifully adorn-
ed with summer flowers. After the
reception and wedding dinner the
couple left for the twin cities on a
brief honeymoon trip . The groom is
In the hardware business with his
father and has purchased a coy
new home for his bride where they
will be at home after October 1.
n marriage of Miss Mary c.
Johnston, daughter OF Mrs. Jane
Johnston of Park River. and How
ard NJ. Disher, cashier of the First
National bank at Olmstead, was an
interesting event of last Tuesday at
the home Of the brides sister in Park
River. Rev. Donald Finlayson per-
formed the ceremony and the couple
left that evening by auto for Gallo,
where they will spend their honey
moon with the groom's parents. The
bride has frequently visited relatives
In this city and the groom Is a BROTH
er OF John NJ. Disher of this city.
The marriage Of Miss Milla Mid
Stoke Of Sharon and Herbert Miller
Of Aneta took place at Sherbrooke
and only the neal relatives were pres
ent. h couple are taking a short
honeymoon trip.
Miss Hazel Autlman Of Dickinson
became tho bride Of Ioha Ii&&lohaIas