The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-10

SttE'S w Il L t'I j II fNN' Nlllt. 4 nv
Irlass gathered early in the afternoon
and took a trip to the river whore the
afternoon was enjoyahly passed With
business and pleasure. At the conclu-
sion of the afternoon the hostess serv-
ed a hountiful and delicious picnic
lunch and the members who We're
numbered among those present We're
Misses Anna Rierklie. Helen Welker.
Orma Finley. Nellie Caldwell. Lillian
Douglas. Alisemon Abbey. Anna
Forbes. Pearl Mckecknie. Miss Foxen
of Fairdale and Miss Reiton of Grand
Forks.
Dancing Party Tonight.
a group Of young men will he hosts
at an informal dancing party at the
Lincoln park club house this evening
which is given as an honor to Miss
Louise THAN. h leaves tomorrow
for Mandan after a delishtfnl visit
here as the guest Of Miss Margaret
Murphy. The guests will he taken to
the club house in automobiles and the
hours will be from 9 I O II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Bacon. Miss Char
lotte Black and Bruce Mcdonald will
chaperone the party and there will
be several Of the girls visiting in the
city among the guests. Frappe will
te served and the Rorke orchestra
viii play.
The group of Young men giving the
'pthnlnr Montgomery. Hume Bacon.
John Hammond. Paul Goodman. John
Moulder. James Bulge. Ray Collins,
Chester KELSEY. Arthur Moran.
Charles ~Trepanier. Victor Giles. Law
renee Fee;ham. Howard Coulter.
Ralph Lynch. Lawrence Kennedy.
Ransom Rarnes. Gerald Finch. Will
bur Williams. Charles o'keefe and
Harold Anglim of st. Paul.
Mrs. NJ. j. I2nrioht Married.
Friends of Mrs. NJ. ]. Enrisht, who
left hui a few days ago with her
family TO make her home in Seattle,
will be surprised 70 hear that Just be-
fore saying goodbye % her sisters.
Mrs. John Nalelly of Riverside park.
and Mrs. Mike Sullivan of East
Grand Forks. she confessed that she
had then been a bride three weeks
and hat all the farewell entertaining
given for her lust prior to her de-
parture she had accepted as nuptial
honors. Mrs. Fnrisht was married in
Seattle lust Eafor" returning to this
city about three weeks ago and the
man of her choice is George Morris.
IA Seattle business man. Mrs. Enright
met the gentleman who is now her
husband over a Year 2 when she
made her first trip west and when
she returned this summe arrange
ments for the wedding We're soon
made and the ceremony WAS per-
formed without the knowledge of
even her most intimate family CON
nections. True. her sudden decision
to dispose of her properly interests
here and move TO Seattle was received
with c,,,,,ricn n ,,nrr 1,1r fr;o-<Jc L,"<
none e,ar suspected that the ever
busy Cupid VAS responsible for all her
actions. The announcement will
bring to Mrs. Morris an abundance OF
good wishes from her Grand Forks
friends. she having been a resident OF
this city for the past twenty years, her
residence helm gon North Third street
Have Chautaugma Engagement.
Louis Z. Rowland. pianist. Miss
Olive Erwin. violinist, and Mrs. Homer
VI. Cook. soprano. will leave tomor-
row noon for Mandan where they will
give two programs at the Mandar
Chautauqua on Friday, the opening
day. This splendid trio of local must
cal talent has been secured by a Chi
cago Chautauqua bureau and they
will appear both afternoon and even
ing. The big program will be given
at the evening session. though the
afternoon concert is also n of high
professional quality. They expect tc
return home Saturday evening. The
two programs as arranged by Mr.
Rowland follow:
Afternoon.
Naiss caprice -..'........:o1e Olsor
.NdIIlIuS ...... ........ MacDoWe
Novelette, MacDowe
Mr.. Rowland.
| Romance end
rranle song Strube
MadrlSan ......i. ....... SimOnet'
Miss Irwin.
Love the Peddler Germar
Bendemeer's Stream ......... Gait,
If No One Ever Marries Me.......
Mrs. Cook.
Evening.
Wedding Day Cries
lmpromptu ............. ReinholC
Valse Schuet
Mr.. Rowland.
Legende ............. Wieniawsk
Traumerei ............ schumanr
oeTenade Plernt
Miss Irwin.
Sancta Maria Faur.
Annie Laurie ............Old Scotch
a. Birthday Cover
Mrs. Cook.
Improvisation .......... MacDowel
IInat.a,runuae CnoPii
Mr.. Rowland.
! AOOTdtlOH BOrOWSk
Miss Irwin.
LeParlate GOunO(
Lay Me Down eBneath the Willows
Bon'
Mrs. Cook.