The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02


nal.
Thou ever Invest, and Thou changest
never:
And in the secret of Thy presence
dwelleth
Harriet Beecher Stove.
Wears Program of Club.
At This weeks meeting Of the Thurs
da% Musical club which will be held
AT tho home of Mrs. J. Nelson Kelly
"l. South Fifth street the complete
PROGRAM for the year. together with
hustcsscs and leaders will be announc-
go. The meetings will be held month-
In. continuing through May, and the
outline follows:
December.
Iradcr-Miss Jennie Anderson.
Uostess-Mrs. j. Nelson Kelly.
Suhirct--The Spirit of. N%ationalism
n Russian Music.
d l.eader-Mrs. II. J. Spence.
llustrss-Mrs j. u. Bacon.
Subiect-Gcrman Composers of To-
Il y--Tone Poets and Symphonies;
opera Composers.
Lcader-Mrs. W. G. Mcdonald.
flostcss-Mrs. T.. j. Lander.
Snbject-Musical lmpressionists OF
France-Cesar Franck. Founder of the
Modern French School; Frenchmen OF
To-day: Organists.
March.
l.cader-Mrs. y. A. Parsons.
Hostess-Mrs. Paul Griffith.
Observation-Disclosures of Mu-
steal Renaissance of England; Song
Writers.
Leader-Mrs. August Eggers.
Hostess-Mrs. w. E. Fuller.
acknowledgements of Music in
=. the Northern Countries-Norway
Sweden, Denmark and Finland.
May.
Leader-Mrs. II. NJ. Cook.
Hostess-Mrs. r. D. Campbell.
Subject-America-Origin and De-
velopment of Music in America: Wo-
men Composers; National Music.
Back From Sisters Wedding.
: Miss Helen Davies Of the high
school faculty returned to this city last
evening after attending the wedding
of her sister, DR.. Leora E. Davies, in
Chicago or Thanksgiving day. DR..
: Davies became a bride in her own
home at s25 Ewing street and the mar
who claimed her hand was Mr.. Clar-
ence Tinker, a former resident OF
XSlolliilOulI, ~ NAoI X1lSS 11cIcI
Davies knew as a pupil when she
taught school in that city. The mar
riage service was read at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon and in the company OF
thirty guests We're the intimate friends
of the bride and roo in Chicago
Miss Helen Davies of this city, Mrs. w
j.. Davies of Crookston, mother Of the
l.ride. DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Marcum OF
Bemidji. a brother-in-law and sister
80 rr tho l,r.x11 aaS &l- r.AL-.
90 and mother, n brother and two sis.
toys from. Monmouth. Ill. Miss Olive
Snanlon .of Chicago was the brides
. only attendant and the groom's broth.
Z" was best man. Rev. Marshall reaG
-. tho service and the appointments were
all Very beautiful.
The wedding dinner was served in
1.-The private dining room at Hull House
and that evening Mr.. Tinker and his
bride left for New York and other
eastern points on their honeymoon
q their return they will establish
Weir home in Chicago where the
bride has been Il practicing physician
for some years and where the groom
il; engaged in a large automobile bust.
ness.
Farewell Reception Tonight.
: This evening the meeting of the
Philathea class of the Baptist Sunda,
school will be in the nature of a fare.
Well reception for Miss Marie Honert
one Of the class members who leaves
next Saturday for. Vancouver, B. C..
where h will reside. The gatherine
Nm he at the home of Miss Lila
lieapy at 1904 University avenue anC
the regular business meeting will BIZ
held at $50 o'clock. Only the girl.
OF the class. who number about forty.
live have been hidden and games ant
refreshments will be the pleasure.
provided for the evening. The com
mlttee in charge Of the evening arr
Miss HeapY, Miss Davis, Mrs. Fitzger
aid and Mrs. Carpenter.
Will Sing In Costume.
Miss Sylvia Thergrimson.. daughte,
OF Rev. and. Mrs. II. b., Thorgrimsor
% this CITY who is pursuing her must.
studies in st. Paul. is much in de.
mand as a. soloist at all large fun
,give'a group of Swedish songs on tho
occasion Of the presentation of cor
the Roof Garden" on December 9
This Will be an elaborate affair II
which all the young society men ant
women Of st. Paul and Ninneapoii.
will take part and Miss Thorgrimsor
will give her numbers in Swedish cos.
tune.
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Twins Visit Birthplace.
Fargo Forum: Rev. and Mrs. Ho
mer NJ. Cook of the First Baptis
church of Grand Forks, with thei,
twin, sons. Martien and Morrill,, an,
baby daughter, were T%hankseivin,
visitors in the city. A unique featur'
of the visit was the fact that tn,
twins. were born in Fargo seyera
years ago., and were now visiting thei
birthplace for the first time, sine,
they left when they were 1 year old
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The Methodist Supper.
r., The date Of the chicken pie suppe
At the Methodist church is Decembe
5. 1t. will cost hut IS cents.
900
: Things for Christmas.
Do not fail to buy for your Christ
mas; gifts the dainty needle, han
painted china and water color novel
ties to be found at the Methodist ba
xaar next Thursday.
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