The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-01
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April Fool.
Masters all, good morrow to you.
And the greetings of the day.
lis the festival of folly;
Harlequin out to play.
spreads abroad his glad contagion,
Music Of his cap and bells.
Making fools of everybody.
''upe of everybody else.
Welcome to YOU. Foo of April.
Prince of mcrriment and mirth'
i.ife's 4 tragedy without you:
There are rhurls enough On earth.
md NJ Nant more testers like You,
just +" make this life worth while:
lust To "Nerwhclm with laughter
fHnlS who are TOO wise tn smile.
--William F. Mccormack.
MI hay Work Meeting.
The Presbyterian ladies' will hold
another all da, work meeting Tues
day n all are requested to meet
at the church Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. Lunch will be furnished ut
noon and tho work will he for the
Easter sale.
Guests al Heaiy Home.
Misses Gertrude. Dorothy and Flo.
amor Healy are entertaining as de-
lightful guests during Easter vacation
week Miss Helen Countrvman Of
Grafton M Miss Florence Healy Of
Iorayton. Miss Countryman's mother.
Mrs J. r, rountryn1an. was also hers
SATURDAY. nut returned home that
evening.
Mrs. Frank White Honored.
Governor John Hurke has appointed
Mrs. Frank White of Valley City, Il
prominent state club Woman and Off
rer in tho national federation. as a
delegate to tho first Illinois State Good
Roads convention to he held in Chi
ago April :" and 4. The honor 10
Mrs. White is a we'll neritcd one and
the appointment will meet With the
unqualified approval of tho states club
women as we'll as of tho sterncr sex.
400
Enjoyed Winter in California.
Or. and Mrs. George S. Thomas
and their fnuI daughters and Mrs.
Thomas mother. Mrs. j. j. Murphy,
"f Woodstock. ILL.,. reached home
sunday evening after enjoNinc the
winter months at Santa Monica. Cal.
They have l'enn two weeks on tho
home trip and among the cities visit
cd en- rout" were Riverside and San
Francisco. cal. Portland and Seattle.
Though they found sunny California a
most delightful place to pass the win
ter months and thoroughly enjoyed
the lowers and fruits. they are very
glad to he back TO their Grand Forks
nolne on South Fifth street.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas met IL great
many bic friends while away and fire.
%1uently saw pr. and Mrs. Webster
Merrifield and MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
campbell who are very happy in their
beautiful new home.
Mrs. Thomas mother will remain
here for Il frw weeks visit with the
Thomas and j. Nelson Kelly families
hefore continuing on to her home.
The children will resume their school
work at the opening of the spring
term. having kept up their studies at
nome while away.
Birkhalx Villa is Closed.
Minneapolis journal: The Palm
Eeach season will close tomorrow not
because the weather is too warm or
because it's time for it. but just be-
:ause it's tho fashion not to be seen
At Palm Beach after April. The
1ortherners who 20 to tina popular
'esort and whu are prominent in set
ing the time of coming and going to
the Beach, will have il so. and when
the Nanderbilt's trunks. those of the
hatfield. Taylor's and those of other
bles in the social register, are
shipped off, the trunks of the lesser
nota hlcs soon follow. Palm Beach
residents deplore the carly departures.
tor the weather is wonderful now and
the fora is at the height in its splen-
dor and gorgeousness of the tropical
growth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Firkholz will
close their villa IN tho Lake Worth
shore today. but they will not come
north. planning a trip to Augusta. Ga.
and for a few weeks they will he at
the Fon Air. From there they will go
10 New York. where Mrs. Birkholz ex-
poets to spend a few weeks az tho
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Lillias
Verne Armstrong. In May Mr.. and
Mrs. Eirkholz vill open their country
home at M~innetonka Beach.
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Music Recital Tonight.
The pupils Of the Grand Forks
School of Music will appear in recital
this evening at $40 o'clock and the
public is invited. The following pro.
gram will be rendered.:
tIooilns Schytte
Elsie Brown
Valse .Nusmonne Schytte
Anne Briggs
Eonde dAmour ........ Westerhout
Esther Sanford
Iraun1erel ............. Schumann
Mary Ryan
Ealse Lente .......... Schuotte
Esther Westeen
Autumn for violin) .Nevin
Mr.. Henry
A Song of Spring. Merkel
Lillian Wolf
shepherds All and Maidens Fair.
Hazel Vale
Peneee Phillipson
Evelyn Wheeler
Prelude in F.... Mason
Margery Warner
Gladys Hill
Ethel Iasham
Inc Two l.srks. $3.50. ~Leechetizk,'
Elizabeth Kelly
The AID society Of the Preshyterian
church will hold an Easter bazaar in
the lower auditorium of the church
n "Wednesday. April 3. The sale op.
mi At ? o'clock and districts three
and four will begin to serve refresh
ments at 3 o'clock. Among the arti-