The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-20

A little faith behind thc fears:
That's sunshine.
A little folding Of the hand,
A little Welding Of demand.
A little grace tn understand;
That's sunshine.
Stuart Maclcan.
One Month Before Lent.
Just one more month and the quiet
of the Lenten season will he upon the
city. This means that the next thirty
days will he quito gay and next week
will see 2 resumation of all things
that add TO the social life of young
and old. TIL" past week has not been
at all quiet, large afternoon recep-
lions, informal affairs and tho Thurs
day Musical club lectures today being
events that attracted all society WON
en-. Next week there will he several
informal dancing parties together
with the handsome Elk SNOWFALL
function and the annual faculty mas
querade AT the university gymnasium.
The following week the January cotil-
lion of the German club will be the
months last big affair and Their Feb
ruary will bring in the gorgeous dreAs
and the matter will he a large mfWyp
nnlals The junior prom and fra
ternity parties AT the university will
also have n noticeable effect on city
society and when the season Of rest
arrives it will he welcomed.
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lady Elks Meet Tuesday.
Mrs. John Bows will he hostess
hex Tuesday afternoon to the mem
bers Of the Lady Elks Card club and
the gathering will be held at her
home In the Dinnie block. The pleas
IRE will he 500" and playing will hc-
gin AT $50 o'clock. All members
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Living In Pasadena. Cal.
Mr.. and Airs, Ernest II. Kent OF
Houston. Texas. former prominent
residents of his city. are at present
In Pasadena. Cat. where they have
taken u little cottage for the winter
months. Mr.. Kent has not yet recov-
cred from his serious illness Of last
summer and they have sought the
California climate in the hope that
it will prove a benefit to him.
Enjoying Trip Thoroughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Hough. who
are away on a vacation pleasure trip
are at present in New York city. their
old nome which they have not visited
in twenty-seven years, and are thor
oughly enjoying tho sights of the
metropolis. They will be away sew
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their travels trips to Petersburg. Va.
Washington. n. g.. Buffalo, and other
points in New Jersey.
Mrs. Stinson to Entertain.
Mrs. Leslie Stinson will be hostess
to the members of the Eastern Star
next Tuesday afternoon at her River
in the pleasure by Mrs. c.. L. GRADER
and Mrs. j. II. Owen. 1t will he the
occasion of the regular afternoon sill
YER tea and all members of the order.
whether affiliated with the local
chapter or not are very cordially in
vited. the hour being from 2 to s
o'clock.
Annual Meeting Brings Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Oakes of Spo-
kane, Wash. are here for their an
nual visit with old friends and are
heing entertained as delightful guests
at h Reeves avenue home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Finch. They are here
for the annual meeting of the nan
ayers of the Nash Bros. branch hous-
es and the same gathering also brings
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Comings of Bran
don. Man., and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
DeCamp and daughter from Seattle.
DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Whitcomh of
Reeves avenue will he host and hos
tess for MIR. and Mrs. Comings hut the
latter will not arrive until tomorrow
evening. coming from Fargo where
she is visiting at present. MFR. and
Mrs. DeCamp are guests of Mrs. De-
Camps parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. O..
DeCamp of the Dinnie block.
All these delightful guests are form
er Grand Forks residents and they
nave a great many friends here who,
always assist in their entertainment
during their annual visit. They will
he here a week. at least. and informal
panies in their honor will he quite
numerous.
"Natoma" Lecture Tonight.
Mrs. W. q. f'ryherger arrived this
morning from Minneapolis. quite
pleased TO again he the guest of the
Ladies' Thursday Musical club of
Grand Forks. and during her stay
is being entertained at the home Of
gent. on Reeves venue. At 1890
o'clock Mrs. Fryberger was honor
guest at a handsomely appointed
luncheon given by Mrs. ]. Nelson Kel-
ly and this afternoon she gave her
first lecture. C~harpentier's opera.
Louise" before a large company of
club members and interested musical
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Reeves. Mrs, F'ryberger was just as
interesting as ever in giving the an
slysis Of the opera and the musical
illustrations We're given with Louis
U. Rowland AS piano accompanist.
Miss Jennie Anderson, soprano. as
Louise and Lawrence Anderson. har-
itone.
This evening at the First Metho-
dist church the open program on Vic
tor Herbert's American opera. ma
toma," will he given and the program
will open at S:15 o'clock. To this
number the public is invited with a
special price Of twenty-five cents Tor
students. Fifty cents Is the admis-
sion for non-members and members
will be admitted by membership tick
cts.
Mrs. Fryberger will give the story
musical illustrations will be given
with Miss Margaret Sargent at the
piano. Miss Jane Smith at the organ,
Prof. c. A. Lampert, violin, Mrs. w.
w. Fuller as Natoma. Mrs. F. Sover-
eign Smith as Barbara, Terrence
Quirk as Pico. and w. w. Norton as
Peralta. The program Of musical
numbers will be as follows:
Violln-Barcarolle and Serenade...
Mr.. Lampert.
PfcO-Bfoncho Song ............
Mr. .Quirk.
Barbara-Spring Song ...........
Mrs. Smith.
Prelude to Third Act ............
Miss Sargent. with Violin Oligato
by Mr.. .Lampert.
Natoma-Hawk Song ............
Mrs. Fuller.
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