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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09

To. the Members of the Subordinate
Lodges KNIGHTS of Pythias. Grand
Domain of North Dakota.
Supreme Chancellor Hanson re.
quests the observance OF Mothers
Day. Sunday. May 10. In compli-
ance with this request I wish the
members of the *. p. lodges of North
Dakota to make observance as their
several communities may provide for
in the churches and elsewhere, and
II there is no such observance. adopt
the suggestion of the founder of the
day. namely. the badge to he worn
and distributed is the white carna-
ton. This national memory flower
OF mother and home" s%vlnbolizes
motherhood. Its wilderness for pur-
ity. its form for beauty, its fragrance,
love; its wide field of growth. charity,
and its lasting qualities. fidelity.
Ii preferred. wear your mothers
%favorite flower, if a flower be unob-
taiinahle. wear your country's nation
al colors. or the official badge gotten
ont for mothers day; live this day as
your mother would have YOU live it,.
Sincerely and fraternally.
Prank S. Henry.
Grand Chancellor.
C. w. Wolhert.
Grand Keeper Records and Seal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09
Whiteness for Purity
It's Form for Beauty
Fragrance for Love

The sweetest treasure that life con-
tains is your mother. boys.
Dwelling here on earth. she is a
part of Heaven.
But whether with O or above
with the angels. she is your mother
still.
To pay tribute TO the patient. low
ing mothers now departed from our
midst. and to honor and reverence
those left with us, an international
Honor Day" has been designated by
the civilized nations of the world.
This day will he next Sunday.
Nothing that we can ever do can
rcmov" the debt of gratitude we owe
II mothers: nothing can repay them
for their patience. purity and loving
care: but on this day dedicated to
them. We can in a small, yet sincere
Way. show u thoughtfulness for
any gratitude to them.
To whom it is given
To garden tho earth with the roses of
Heaven
The boys of the knights of Pythias
lodge are going to remember their
mothers on Sunday Supreme Chan
cellor Hanson requests the ohserv-
ance of tho day and Grand Chanrel-
Tor Frank S. Henry has issued the
following request:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09
SOCIETY
p~MoNHs-Day n. ". -, 7. &. - N, Night N. W.. lss
The Yellow Violet.

The Yellow Violet.
When beechen buds begin to swell,
And the woods the blue-bird's MARBLE
know.
The yellow violet's modest bell
Peeps from last years leaves below.
Ere russell fields their green resume
Sweet flower, l love. in fore bare,
Tn meet thee. when thy faint per-
Alone is in the virgin air.
OF all her train. the hands of Spring
FIRST ulant thee in the waterN mould,
And i have seen thee blossoming
Beside the snow-hank'S edges cold.
Thy parent sun, who hhd' 'hce Wy"
i,alc skies. and chilling moisture SIP
,,,. h,thed thee in his own bright
Md sireakcd with Jet thy slowing
lip.
Net Sigh, thy form, and low tiny scat
And carthward bent thy gentle q
rnapt the passing view L" meet
When loftitr flowers ar" ha"l'''"s
nigh,
nf, in the sunless April day.
Thv early smile has y my "''n;
R,,t midst the gorgeous blooms OK
May
,.ssed thee on thy humble stalk.
So they. who climb to wealth 'orse'
RI. f,;ands i'm darker fortunes Nlco.
conied them-hut ! regret
That should ape the ways OF "t'ue'
And when again the genial hn"i
wakes the painted tribes OF F'Sh''
III, not o'erlook h modest n""tl
ria, ,nade the woods of April bright.
William Cullen Bryant
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09
TRY THIS FOR FADED HAIR
How to Restore Youthful Color and
Lustrr tn Ora. M strcaky Hair.

Regardless of how much or little
nalr a Wnnan possesses. il must he of
rich. even color and have a silken
shean-"therwisc her beauty and at
tr~artiNoness arc seriously impaired.
Their is =" certain element OF danger
and uncertainty with dyes and hair
"ShaderS, when used on gray. faded
or strcaky hair. and their use often
has a ruinn'l& effect.
When brunette hair turns gray or
fades. get a small. original package of
l'arsicum n With one pint of water
make n tea. Moist"n the comb slight
ly with this and comb hair each night
until youthful c"lor and lustre return
For faded blonde hair, wash il arhane
tea. and t" restore tho former color
I" Aui''iln hair. wash in plain Gambia
tea. mad. by putting n ounce of
Gambia in = pint of boiling water. No
harm results from this treatment. and
the effect is entirely satisfactory.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09


The junior pupils at Wesley college
conservatory will appear in the re@u-
lar weekly recital Friday AFTERNOON
AT u O'Clock in the city studios. the
horr being = O'clock. Th following
program has been ~ransc
Merry Moments .burcIle
Miss Grace .AnsburN.
Duet .......,.... Bertha Mc,zlcr
Ruth Hoover and Marion stinson.
Helen R"utzahn.
Dancing Stars pucclle
Trenlma Linfoot.
Evening Hymn
Ruth Dsrcn.
"h'SVlihS bnN t....,...... ,trth
Arthur johnson.
In the Woods Njrcil
Jessie Fuller.
folk Song. Chlld's French song.
liortar, Richardson.
mop >'o''n Ortiz
Ber"t l.uns"th.
Wood Fairies E4rth
ll"len puggan.
READING. "Thrht"r Party. .......
..,.... Alic" ileGtn Rico
Richard B~aughman.
Swiss Dancer .llimsia
Rose I'ishman.
'"e'"ui ......, Teller
Frank Woods.
Dance of III" Peasants. Eilenlnry
Helen Lehman.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09

so ,horoughly enjoyed and $" WEI,
,i,cnded was the tennis leap year VA.
GIVEN las, evening by tn" mig "i
columbus hat the pleasure WIN y.
repeated next TUESDAY evening 49,
tho state convention OF the knights or
,.olr m Inns will he In session here. On
tho next occasion, however. n gen
tlemen will be given an opportunity
m ret,rn the compliment for II VIII
mo the a leap yea function. hi'e
v.ill he the order of dress n polh
ladies and gentlemen will come at
tired to really enjoy a warm weather
lance
A splendid COMPANY attended me
hall last evening and ladies rendered
,na,r,asies in their most graceful nan
ner. The sight with everybody IN
White was 50 completely in keeping
viii the spring season that Its heantS
~cemed more attractive than IN mid-
Inter and thAre was a spirit OF nap
illness everywhere. Programs We're
used and the evening opened with an
orchestra concert in the CLUB rooms
md Mrs. r.. c. Spriggs and Mr.. n
Mrs. Axel Larson We're the patrons
md and during an inter-
mission late in the evening trappc
ana waters were served in the lining
room.
Included in the COMPANY who
danced at this delightful ball were
MIR. and Mrs Robert Hughes. MIR. and
Mrs. W. V. 0'Connor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred f. Werstlein. MIR. and Mrs, John
i,isher. Mir and Mrs. f. $. LE.sper-
ance, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Turner. Mrs.
w. G. Mcdonald. Mrs. n. Ryan. Misses
Bertha n. Kcen", Nellie Humble.
Verna Ryan. Kathryn Altman of st.
Paul. Mae Nisbet. Flossie Neate. Res-
-ie Thoraldson. Alice Wicker. Mabel
Wicker. Blanche Green of Milton.
Minot. Marion Stout of Minor. Pearl
~mallwood of Minot, Lillian L%indquist.
Wary Corrigan, Grace WEIGH. Vivian
wan. Grace Dunnigan. Josephine
Sullivan. Gladys k~enworthy. Beatrice"
Griffith. Agnes Tracy. Frances Hogan,
Gertrude Norman, Nernie Enard. Eva
Desautels. Kittie Carroll. Inez Ryan.
gan. Mabel Ciies. Ida Lamson. Lillian
LaEelle, Winifred Churchill. Pauline
o.Reilly. Frances Wicker, Grace
Emard. W. knowles. Lillian Ryan.
Hilda jacobson. Gertrude Shaw. Mary
sullivan, Belle Ryan. Laura McDon-
aid and Ethel Haffey: Messrs. w. F..
Wattam. Sig overass. K. j. Hughes,
William Burke, Fred f~irahenstein. DIR,
Louis Grandy of Bathsate. A. Tabor.
F. J. Burferning. William Steinhar. j
Gum, W. Torseson. Angie Mcdonald,
Paul Girard, Ed Hanson. Bert Ryan,
Paul Busch. Frank LaBinc. Bert
Prescott. George Carroll, Sherman
Lowe. Ray Durick. George Colborn.
d. V. Eastman. j. F. r. O'Connor. Joe
Simmer. Henry Melby, Howard Illus
ton. Ralph Foote. Carl Stout. Walter
johnson. Thomas Mccoy. Sandy Me
Donald, T. 2. O'Connell. Hugh Dun
nigan, l.. r. Helmkay, S. Williamson.
Frank Tmlauf. Albert Duggan. John
Ryan, T. B. Holmes. Henry Edgerton.
Leo Biggs. Ed O'Reilly. Elmer I'M
lauf, Charles Finkle. aul Norman.
Water Canniff. Ed Driscoll. T. r.
Husser. Harry Mix and Prentice
Erickson.
w. G. T. Z. Meets Friday.
The regular meeting of tho ". C..
r. L. will be held Friday afternoon
~ . o'clock at the residences Of Mrs.
j. E. Stevens on University avenue
and the topic will be on l.. T. l.. work.
Mrs. John liewitson is in charge of
the program and all members are
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09
ACCEPTS LOCKWOOD CALL
Grafton Pastor Decides That He Will
Not Go to Duluth
('1Dnr1 ur,n

Change juno I.
Rev. Walter Ingram of Grafton,
who was i'm Grand Forks today. am
nounced that he would accept the
call to the Baptist church at Lidger-
wood and will go to hat city to en-
ter upon his work the first Sunday
in June. Rev. Ingram has been pas
tor of the Baptist church at Grafton
for three years and A half and his de-
p%arture from that city will he regret-7
ted by a lost of friends. Rev. lii
gram received a call from a church
i'm Duluth at the same time that he
IA invited to a pulpit in Lidgerwood
and he has been rather undecided as
to which call to accept.
Besides being secretary of the ex-
ecutive board of the state Baptist
convention. Rev. Ingram is clerk OF
the Red River Valley Baptists' asso-
citation and he announces that the an
nual meeting of this association will
be held in Bathgate June 3. 4. S
and s.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09

Mr., and Mrs. G. w. Buckingham arc
entertaining as their delightful guest
Tor the remainder of the month at
their North Fifth street home MIR.
Eurkinsham's sister. Mrs. William
~Barthol"mae of Chicago. Mrs. Bar
tholnmac has made three previous Wis
its |" Grand Forks but it is six wears
since the last M so she has noticed
a great many changes. all of which she
thinks will add to the pleasure of her
stay.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09
MANY Attended Club Mrc,iu.

~ splendid audience turned out last
evening t" ne meeting of Inc Votes
tor W"mnn club and listened to he
interesting. entertaining and instruc-
i've addresses by Dr. j. NJ. Gillette and
ff"i. J." t.. Rlrdzci'. DIR. Gillcttc's
subject was The initiative and Ref
ercndum' and he explained very care
luilN and minutelN what ii meant and
what results would be ii enacted. lie
iilustrat"d by referring to its operation
IN oregon and good effects brought
about. Prof. l.. T.. Eirdzon OF the uni
versltN law school faculty in his adj
Dress on Woman and tn" North l)a-
ko.a Laws gave much light on wnm-
an $ property. political and legal rights
IN TINS state. especially pertaining To
chlIdren. Mrs. q. I. H;shotf gave, "A
prlef talk on current events as regards
me suffrage movement and concluded
with the Reading Of a poem. &" criticism
OF one of kipline's.
Owing to the length of The program
the huSln"SS meeting WAS p~ostunnrd
until Saturday evening when the mem
neIs VIII meet at the city hall at s
O'Clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09

Henry Ferris. Hadar. Nebr.. is tho
father of ten children and for the
past 20 years has used Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound with the best OF
results. He tells us: II think Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound is the best
cough medicine in the world for I
have used it for the past 20 years
and ear recommend it to anyone
needing a cough medicine" McGrath's
Pharmacy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09

WIN. w. y. Z CAlEXN
DR.. Caldwell:
1 received a sample bottle Of
your Syrup Pepsin about three
months ago. took 1t and have
bought a dollar bottle from my
druggist. 1t has cured me of a
six-year case of stomach trouble.
l am SO we'll pleased that / am
cured and l will recommend your
Syrup Pepsin to all sufferers. /
am Il railroader and am out In all
kinds OF weather. You have the
best stomach remedy that / know
OF, and l have tried about a dozen.
Feel like a new man.
w. j. Pullen.
Asst Foreina.. Van. r. R.,
Lock Box al. Arcola, Ill.
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1000
Tom O'CnnnOr Married.

a quiet wedding ceremony of last
evening which will bn r"colvca with
much surprise among their many
friends was that of Miss Mary Spther-
n daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
sutherland of Euclid avenue. and
Ihomas j. O'Connor. also of this city.
me marriage ceremony Was lcrform-
ed by Monsignor i. A. L"miciy. pas-
tor OF st. Michael's church. AT his resi-
dence at ! o'clock and Immediately
the Young couple and attendants left
Tor the oConnor farm south of the
city where the wedding supper was
served. They will make their home
on the bConnor farm near Thompson
ana their Al home date is june il.
The bride wore her travelling suit of
navy hlue at tin" marriage ceremony
and was attended by her sister. Miss
Charlotte Sutherland. while the
groom escort was his cousin. Edward
Lane. MIR. D'Conmor is "A member of
inc OConnor Eros. real estate, firm of
TINS city and for several wears has sll-
p""rlntendent the various O'Connor
farms. His bride has been connected
with the Tri-SIate Telephone company
tor some time and 10Th have scores
of friends who will extend cordial con-
gratulations.
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Mrs. Ingram Here.
SURE WAY TO CURE CONSTIPATION

Many pparentE simple things are dfhcult Of perfection, only those
VINO have suffered long rom constipation know To- hare it is to find a
genuine cure. But 1T can be had. No matter o dscouraging you e-
enenc nave been In h past promise yourself to make another attempt
at a cure This time try DIR. CALDWELLS SYRUP pEPSIN. There
DE genuine merit to a remedy hat thousands endorse as a positive curt. for
constipation, and thousands in NJ parts Of HI country are endorsing DIR.
CALDWEiAs SYRUP PEPsIN. One gentleman as old as 81 asserts h las
ma 10 relief unt1 ne took thsr remedy. Buy a bottle of it yourself and
see what IT VIII d o for you Youknow by this time that salts cathartic
phs or powders. waters whether manufactured or natural. will at best only
DO emporary sood. % why not try a scientific preparation? DIR. CAID.
WELLS SYRUP PEPs1N lie scientifically compounded. 1t is designed to
net mildly n gradually so that in time III medicines can he dispensed
with n mature will again do ITS work 1t is a tonic laxative and has a
Strengthening effect On the stomach and bowels You will feel better in
every way for taking it, and o will get the permanent relief hat yu
ave SO sought. This is not an idlea assertion. III is based on the
ths, remedy has beer compounded. have voluntarily written the facts Il Dr.
Caldwell. 1t is III best remedy obtainabe for constipation and all stom-
ach. I've a bowel troubles. Because Of its pleasant taste. mildness M
freedom from gripping 1t is also h laxative best suited to III needs Of chI-
dren.
Dr. Caldwell: DR. c.ldveu.
I ave tried you sample bottle I received you free sample of
that 20 sen mo and 1t seemed to syrup fepsn n round 1t to be
help so I vent to the drus store and i helned me so ' ruch uor 10
~. bMn+ .Inrru ~ -. m unnS 10 than any medicine I have ever
constipation. I have been bother hom ten nontbs od a. On n no." "a
ed with 1t Tor years and never got consipated T ave h .nmo a.
anything to u ebefore I used your the Svrmn pens,1 snd hm h". 49, az
Syrup PopEn. ali ri1h ewsr sine "' "e "h
Miss Marie wager. J. +. Cnder,
Marinete, Wis KimbaL MINI.
Anyone wishing TO make . trial Of this remedy before buying II in the
regular way Of . drusg4& a& Nifty cents o y nj dollar q large hottie famny
DIE, can he"e . sample hoaae sent o the home free Of charge by simply
addressing DR.. W b. Caldwell, 4o5 Washington ST., Monticello. III. Your
name and address o n q postal card will dc.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09

MIR. and Mrs. n. Is. Black reached
nome last evening after thoroughly
enjoying their eastern trip. Most of
h time was spent i'm New York city
where Mr.. Black attended the annual
convention of the Associated Press
and American Newspaper Publishers
association but they also visited with
Relatives in Marinettc. Wis. at Port
ftope, ont. with Mr.. Blacks eldest
sister, with two other sisters i'm Mil
Whuhcc and friends in MINNEAPOLIS.
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Pure Food Committee Meeting.

The pure food committee of the
Wonen's Civic league will meet Fri
day evening at 7:45 O'Clock in the Of
tire of pr. Mae Sanders. chairman.
in the Security block. Each member
is urgently requested to he present
as this is the first meeting Of the
year and plans for the summer work
will be discussed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09

Jas. c. Dahlmann, serving his third
term as mayor. Omaha. Nebr., again
was successful in receiving the over
whelming support of the voters in the
primary election. He also success
fully rid himself of a bad case of kid
ncy trouble by the aid of Foley Kid
ney Pills. and writes: 81 have taken
Foley Kidney Pills and they have Civ
en- me a great deal of relief. so !
chcerfully recommend Them What
Foley Kidney Pills have done for
Mayor Dahlmann they will de for any
other person bothered with backache,
rheumatism. or any other form of
kidney or bladder trouble. lust try
them for quick and permanent results.
McGrath's Pharmacy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09

Speaking of color schemes. as the
painters and paper hangers do, a
blonde hair on a blue serge coat
should never be affected by a brun-
cites husband. Continuing along
the same line of thought. even in
these days of Capitalization It is a
bad idea to condense a rosy complex
ion in the n of ones nose. Girls
h think the black court plaster
beauty spots make a hit with the
men. should get over it.; they remind
a man Of a prize fighter on the norm
ing after. White raiment which is
beginning to get over it and shout
for transportation to the laundry is
another color scheme which makes
no hit with the artist-eye Of the male
of the species.
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Young Couple Elopcd.

A. prominent young couple of
Devils Lake Miss Josephine Maher.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Maher
and Secretary NJ. Cowlcy of the
Devils Lake Commercial club succeed
cd in being wed and getting started
ON their honeymoon before family or
friends We're notified of the happy
event. h wedding took place last
evening and the couple took the
Great Northern No. > east ON their
honeymoon.
The bride is a sister of Howard Md
hef who tends the university and
has visited frequently here with her
In other and other friends.
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4 4 x :: 4: * X :: X X i: i: y
Socls,y Personals y

Miss Elibabeth MCGOWAN has ar.
rived from Stratford. Ont, to enjoy
a several days visit with her brother,
IKE Mcoo"an. and his family.
Miss Emma Honsrudc of Tiosa was
among the visitors in the city today.
Mrs. T. l.. Tilliock of Osnabrock
was among the arrivals in the CITY
last evening.
Miss Laura Morrison of Bathgate
was among the guests in the city last
evening.
Mrs. A. Hart was an arrival We'd
nesday evening from Neche..
Miss Tillie Dahl and Mrs. n. Skaar
of Orr were visitors in the shopping
district Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Cleary of Langdon
were arrivals from the north last
evening.
Mr.. n Mrs. Charles Aafedt of
Fordville shopped and visited friends
in the city Wednesday,.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-09
Returns With Bride.

Returns With Bride.
|. Bercovitz returned to the city
last evening accompanied by his
bride. a former st. Paul young lady.
their wedding taking place a few days
Z in that city. Mr.. B%ercovitz is
connected with the Grand Forks Dye
house and his bride will be cordially
welcomed.
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Noung Peoples Program.

'0H"S V'THV TTOTFHh1.
Tho Dung Peoples society OF the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
this evening at $50 o'clock. at the
chllrrh, corner of Alpha avenue and
SIXTH street. Folliwing the program
lhere Will he a social session and re-
lreShimohfS VIII he served by Mrs. f.
j. Johnson and a large attendance is
desired. The following is the pro-
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ANNOUNCES COMMITTEES
President of School Board Names tho
Various Committees for Coming
Year.

DR.. A. A. Westeen. president of the
city board Of education. has nnounc-
ed the committees for the following
year. They are as follows:
Teachers and Schools-McLonald.
Norman. Burrows. Westeen.
Buildings and Ground-Norman.
Mcdonald. Thorson.
Observation-Disclosures. Bacon, Nor
man.
Auditing - Torgerson. Thorson.
Eirdzell.
t'uel-Thorson. Burrows. Slyfield.
Ways and Means-Bacon, Slyfield.
Burrows.
liealth-Slyfield. Mcdonald. Wes-
teen.
Judiciary-Birdzell. Torgerson. Ba-
con.
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Many Heard Miss Cory.

Many Heard Miss Cory.
Inc recital auditorium of Corwin
music hall at Wesley college conserva-
tory was crowded long before the an
pointed hour "Wednesday evening and
"hen Miss Leone Cory. the first
sr"d'ale from the piano department
uf thal restitution. appeared to YEN
dr. her commencement PROGRAM sho
WIS greeted with an ovation which
was an assurance that her friends re-
l"ircd with her in her musical sue
cess ana We're proud of her as "A tall
chted home graduate of !. home
school. '
Ijie auditorium stage was adorned
WIN potted plants and ferns while
'f>si"l vases on the piano and tables
we're tllied with lovely red roses. The
@.l"oi faculty was present and Miss
."rN was assisted by Miss Genevieve
Meachann. soprano. who sang with nm
uSud sweetness. her numbers being
nre'rhen am Spinnade by Schubert,
ana "A Song of Sunshine" hy Thorn
as Miss Annis Healy played her ac-
compartments.
MISS Cory is II of a class of three
sraduates from the conservatory this
year ana is the daughter of Mr. and
Nirs' Il. NJ. Cory of University yer
u. mas heen a student at the conser-
b.. ~ was opened here but
.las received the greater part of her
RAINING from Miss Cordelia Hulburd.
present mead of the piano department
- me past VIZ years she has been
d 'ea'her III n junior department and
.no"sn sh" has completed her studies
shc VIII remain with the conservatory
d a membe of its faculty. Last ey-
eIllI1s she was the recipient of many
beautlful floral gifts.
The various aroups or seIec+ions
played by the brilliant youny artist
showed thorough training and rave
ahlllty. The memory work was Won
Hcflni and while all of Miss Cory.s
.fi"hds have known of her consrien-
nous work. ii was ii surprise and de.
ilsn' Z" near and see the ease With
when the difficult program was Civ.
~. her work showed to particular
auHahtagc IN The Spinning Song"
rom III" "Flying Dutchman," and
was rendered with great spirit and
uasi' Inc" first three numbers by
'hop1n probably showed Miss corv.s
h~iuSiflanship better than any othars
"hl'c the "NoNrlette" by SEMINAR
proved her interpretative genius. The
concerto i'm &c Minor bv Mendnls-
sohh. was splendid and was designed
Tor purposes. as are most
~concertos. The orchestra
OF Prof. G. y. Lampert, the talented
director and Eiolinist. Louis II. Row
iahd' at the harmonium, w. w. Nor
ION. MISS Erwin. Norman Weller. yio-
ms. and Man TrAcy's cello formed a.
background for Miss Cory's niano
work which WAS so pleasing to the
audlence that an encore was given.
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Royal NeiGhbors Tonight.
a regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors will he held at the Em-
pire hall at s o'clock this evening and
all members are urged to be pres
pnt.