The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
In the Gay Social Whirl

Will Present Modern Flay.
Wednesday night. November %. tho
Christian Endeavor society Of the
East Grand Forks Presbyterian church
teur theatrical productions Of the
year. They have made special ar
engagements with J. Hartley Manners.
the we'll known playwright, for pre-
scnting his play. The House Next
Door," which was seen at the Metro
nolitan the,t"r in this city last fall.
When the question OF giving a play
ty should break away from the GUS
tom of giving the old hlood-and-thun-
der melodramas hat are SO common
with amateur societies. a modern
play. II that had received its success
in New York. was looked for. and
The House Next Door" was the re-
suit.
the play. is Well known to the theatre
cal world. Wis new play. Peg O. My
Heart" is To he given Il New York
presentation in "A few weeks with
Llure1te Taylor in the leading role.
The absence vt a punch" for which
So many playwrights strive. charac-
teri@es all his plays. and this is one
SSiSS Willy ~ Il0USts .\cAy lpOOE
was so successful.
j. F.. Dodson. who at one time play
cd with Sir Henry Irving. created the
leading role In the play. when ii was
produced in New York. He Is one o!
the best character actors in the u
try today. and. in the role of Sir John
Cotswold in MIR. Manners play. scored
one of the biggest successes of his
histrionic career
Some November Weddings.
Jared Charles Curtis, North Dakota
manager for the Remington and Tn
derwood Typewriter company. and
Miss Alta Margaret Oman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Oman and d
prominent young society girl OF Far
so. are soon To we'd. The marriage
license was issued yesterday hut the
wedding day has no, been given ou'.
located in Fargo as distributor for a
Minneapolis newspaper was quietly
married in Minneapolis to Miss Mar
garct FriShie OF Milwaukee and they
have returned to Fargo to reside at
Sla Third avenue north.
Miss Myrtle G. Critchfield and Jens
G~reserson of Valley City were mar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Critchfeld.
Wednesday afternoon. They will live
in Valley City.
Miss Margaret Narloch and Conrad
Ianke. both young people of Warsaw.
We're married Tuesday at ST. Stanis-
laus church at Warsaw in the pres
ence OF a large company Of friends.
Miss Annie omlid of this city and
Aanend Person of Lambert. Mimi.
were married Yesterday at the resi-
sdence of Rev. a. J. Hulteng. The
attendants were Miss Hanna Kelberv
and Sam Sannes.
Martin Kassa of Northwood and
Miss Pauline Quail of Twin Valley.
Mimi. were married here yesterday
afternoon. Rev. a. J.. Hulteng per-
forming the eeremony at his residence.
Organ Recital Sunday.
ly organ recitals will be given at the
Baptist church Sunday evening hy
Miss Jane Smith. organist. These
programs. beginning promptly at 7:2O
O'Clock. will be fifteen minutes in
length. and the numbers for tomorrow
evening are included in the following
program:
Anthem. "Hark. Hark My Soul'....
Mrs. Paul B. Gr,aith. se'ee'e0
Evening.
Organ Numbers
Hymn Celeste ......F riml- Faulkes
Madrigal :...... james H. Rogers
= springtime Sketch Brewer
Miss Smith.
anthem, There is Joy".... Sullivan
Mrs. Homer N. Cook.
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Y. ". c. 4. Gatherings.
The Sunday afternoon Nesper service
will be held at the Y. w. c. a. at 1
O'Clock and the last day Of the worlds
week Of prayer will be observed. Miss
Media Garrigues will lead and the en-
tire missionary field will be covered in
the service.
This evening at $50 o'clock the
Campfire Girls will meet and do their
first work for the qualification Of the
advanced degrees.
The Business Girls club held its
regular meeting last evening and was
addressed by Miss Mary E. Black Of
the university faculty. Miss Blacks
subject was Some Aspects of Shake.
spearian Drama" and she dwelt at
length on n Of his most popular
plays. Macbeth"
The Elks Little German
4AC oAiudi Altlle herman q
will be given by the Elks next Fri
day evening. November %. The invi-
itations were issued today and the
members of the entertainment com
mtttee are busy making preparations
to make 1t the best Little German"
that has ever been given. This dance
always is the most popular Of the
entire winter series and that there
Will be a large attendance this year
is certain. 1t will be the first party
'of a formal nature and the elabor-
ate supper that always goes with 1t is
one OF the features that is never for
gotten. The Finley orchestra will play
n dancing VIII beg begin at 8 o'clock.
Entertained Miss Caswell.
Miss Mildred Caswell Of Litchheld,
Mimi, who is the guest Of her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Caswen of Cheyenne avenue, was
guest OF honor last evening when Mrs.
A. A.. Reading was hostess to a large
company of young people. Mrs. Read
ing received at her South Fourth
street home and following an hour or
two Of games and visiting she served
a delicious lunch. Twenty-Five boys
and girls were present and Mrs. Read
ing was assisted by her daughters.
Miss Pearl Reading and Mrs. Caswell
land Miss Mabel Clark.
Birthday Party Today.
Mrs. Henry johnson is giving a
;~children's party this afternoon at her
home ON North Sixth street in honor
OF her little daughter. Minnie. who
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