The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-24
THE EVENING TIMES, GRAND FORKS. N. D.

Guest From MinOt.
Mrs. Charles J. Kane Of Minot and
her little son are here for a few days
visit at the home Of Mrs. Kane's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Carroll Of
University, avenue.
Regular Meeting Tonight.
All members Of the g. I. A. to the
3. OF T.. E. are requested to meet al
Odd Fellows hall this evening at 1890
o'clock for the regular business meet
ing. A large attendance IL desired
and the meeting must be concluded
before the beginning Of the evenings
party.
Miss Crittenden Here.
Miss Frances Crittenden Of the ma.
tional committee of the Y. w. c. A,
arrived last evening from Fargo for
her visit with the local association and
ner hrst conference will be this even
Ing when h meets the members of
the Business Girls club. The club Is
holding a special meeting at 1880
o'clock tonight for the purpose of
hearing an address from Miss Crit
tenden who is particularly interested
In business girls.
This afternoon Miss Crittenden is
ENJOYING u rest after her work in Far
go tomorrow afternoon she will
meet the members Of the board and
various Y. w. c. A. committees.
Wedding Invitations Received.
Fr!ends In this city have received
Handsomely engraved invitations "a
the marriage Of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Currcn, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Curran Of Moorhead. to 10.
seph Herrick. also Of that city. The
wedding will take place at . u'closh
the morning Vt Wednesday. June Q,
at the Remain Catholic church in that
city, Miss Gurran IL receiving much
pFe.auptlal attsntlsn. n handkerchief
s9.swer belAs y pretty event Of las
srsnlAs slvsn ly Mrs. ]. y. 0illis end
Mlss Hlaaheth Lanab.
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AAlse HessseA's Graduate Recital,
Last ersains at CeFwia hall es.
eafFs4 lhe ssesna Of Wesley conser.
.sss.y ? ssAiis. .es.t~ls, LGs p.usrA!l
ssAlia elfSA W x1lss GlVy Ja.Asva, 4
papa VI LVIuslla t1ulburd IN whlct,
si:s Was assisted by Misses WOLF anu
- Wtls MIS- i. y. ~SteveuHon aud Mr
4Avwe III Z stG!nS quartet number. Ins
aAA!lvEauIt Was n!teu with interested
tf!snas anu the stage was tasteGully
ossVrateu with fernb anu roses.
MISS Jacksons onertnKs represented
the finest III piano forte literature ana
We're interpreted in an interesting
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asaa1 WarAltit aAu Aer lecnn4c Mas
"ue4date " many Narleu ueAlaAu:
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"no oieaukl VI tone. NAiss ouuuSs.
o"Nc svlSAuAu euYpvIt AZ .ale svL.u.
YlanO.
Al ner solo number Miss Clara Wul;
p4aseu AZ u tAtl!e llailller wen va.-
L. lal ltsi "A NH fn.
-4utt.e slavic Mre. lne quartet num-
se!s ueing OF IL uuiel cAalavlyr uIIs,.,,
- p1eas4IIs cvAtiuSL a!lu lnus auuvu "A.
~ .-!ee 4..easurs W llls pa!auve VI Ia.
program.
The program follows:
oonat OPP. 2, No. ,. A m%ajor.....
Beethoven
Allegro vivace
Largo appassionata
Miss Wolff.
Love Dream No. .Lisz,
Dance of the Gnomes. List
Evening Song .......:.. schumann
Quartet.
Varlationem In E fiat minor. .Sindins
lSecond piano. Miss Sannes)
L. 100
The Prize Babies Named.
Inc Fargo prize babies we're an
nounced last evening by the judges
and hundreds OF mothers who OK
Inhibited at the first annual show con
Quoted by the club women Of Fargo
are delighted with the results. The
awards were made in three classes
those under n year Of age, those
under W years and those under
three years. In the first class the
first prize baby girl was Mary Eliza.
beth Trimble. GIG Tenth street north
score So; first prize boy. Leland May
42S Ninth avenue south. score 81;
second prize girl, Leila Morrow, Yer.
non flats. score 90; second prize bow
Gilbert Smith. SIG. Front street. score
$685..
Second class-First prize girl, Mary
Chesboro Smith. 1907 North Broad.
way. score 97.90; first prize boy. Arth.
ur Cannon. score 9a.40: second prize
girl. Virginia May Clark. Ills Sixth
street south. score $3.50; second prize
boy. Frederick Himmelwright. Il
Monticello flats. North Broadway
score $3.50.
Third class-First prize girl. Flor.
enee Dodson, 1915 Twelfth street
north. score 81; first prize boy. Cliff.
ford Hessian, 622 Fourth avenue
north. score $3.50: second prize girl
Agnes Weible. 70S Eighth stree
south. score $3.50: second prize boy
Jack Hirschman. 1893 Eleventh
street north. score e4.6o.
In addition to the prize award!
about thirty honor babies were LISTED
in each class. the scores running no,
less than SIS. There were but on,
pair of twins. Jerome Howitz ant
Lionel Howitz. No. 8 Wellington flats
each Of whom scored 9O.4O. Tn,
committee in charge Of the contes
is especially pleased with the Ions
list of honor babies scoring over IS
1t speaks volumes for the care and in.
telligence Of the parents. in fact the
obvious superiority Of this group o.
babies was a surprise to the commit
tee. Miss Robinson, who has hac
large experience with babies. east an6
west. is quoted as saying that thi.
group was much the finest she haG
ever seen.
Out Of Town Weddings.
Two we'll known Bismarck young
people, Miss Irene Knott, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs Walter Knott. and
Grant Marsh were married Wednes.
day evening at s o'clock at the
bishops residence in that CITY by Rev
Father Hiltner. Both young people
hox,o OWovyp ~ in pi~x~n,o1. ~-1 A..