The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-11
Concert at Minnesota U.

Minneapolis Journal: The Univer-
stty Of Minnesota Glee club Is rehears-
ing enthusiastically for a joint concert
to be given Tuesday evening in the
armory on the campus by the univer-
Michigan. It. is to be made a gala
event, significant Of the ancient friend
ship between. the two leading state
universities.
The Michigan singers are now out
on the Pacific coast travelling in their
special car from city to city. giving
concerts Of the %rollicking college sort.
When In. the twin cities they were en-
Paul by Michigan alumni, and also
sang at chapel on the campus; where
they made such a hit that there was
an instant demand for a public o
cert. The Michiganders looked over
their itinerary and found that they
could devote Tuesday, April Is. to
Minneapolis on their return. Arrange
ments were therefore Immediately
made for the joint concert.
The plan is for a big popular affair,
and accordingly a dance was arranged
to follow the musical program. The
student body has taken hold Of the
plan. The alumni OF the two institu-
CARLYLE Scott, trainer of the University
of Minnesota Glee club, who is in
charge Of arrangements, said today
that tickets would be mailed to
prominent alumni of both Minnesota
and Michigan. The program will be
announced later.
State Weddings.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Rom of Star. when
their daughter Miss Alma was united
in marriage to Theodore Lee Of VIII
lard. The attendants were Miss Sell
ma Rom and EmilsL Lee. Rev. Akre Of
Velva ofticiated. The bride wore a
gown of blue messaline and carried a
brides bouquet Of lilies and follow
ing the ceremony the wedding dinner
was served.
A wedding Of interest to friends oc-
Cured at Iangdon this week when
Miss Christen Dohn1aan. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman -Dohmann OF
that city became the bride of John
Lothspeich, eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles HI. Lothspeich. The wedding
was solemnized at st. Alphonsus Cath
Ollie church and Rev. Father O'Dris-
coll read the service. p,
Patrick O'Donahue Of Marvel, N.
D., was married last week at Almonte.
Canada. to Miss Anna Hogan. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hogan Of
that place. Rev. Canon Cookery. a
cousin of the groom performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donahue
will reside at MARVEL. =;
Will Move to CANADA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Whitby, who
have resided In Grand Forks for the
past few years: have decided to make
their future home In Biggar, Sask..
where Mr.. Whitby will be connected
with the Grand Trunk railroad. Mrs.
Whitby will leave Sunday. evening. for
points in Iowa. where she will visit
friends and relatives for a few weeks.
Mr.. Whitby will arrive from Biggar
the first of May to accompany Mrs.
Whitby there. Both of these es.
Unable people have scores of friends
who will regret their departure but
the best wishes of all will 60 with
them to their new home. .
st. Agnes Guilt Party.
The girls Of st. Agnes Guild have
issued invitations for an Informal
dancing party to be given next Wed.
nesday evening, in the parish hair.
Miss Clara Hale. Mrs. c. N. Barnes
and Miss Selma Hassel are in charge
of the arrangements. The guests will
include the members Of the guild and
their friends.
Commercial Club Dance.
The Commercial club Of East Grand
Forks will give an informal dancing
party this evening in the club rooms.
The Emard- Fishman four-piece or
chestra will render an excellent pro.
gram Of dance music and the club ex-
tends. a cordial invitation to all mem.
bers and their friends.
900
Visiting in Crookston.
Mrs. L. A. Humm left Yesterday for
Crookston. where she will visit Tor Q
week at the home Of Mrs. w. a. Muir.
ney. She was accompanied by Master
Kenneth Murney.
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Returns from Grafton.
Miss Laura Dnnbcnberg, court ste
nographer., has returned from Graf
ton. where she has been on business.
y, ". S0riul Committee to Meet.
The members 81 the y: ". CA. So
afternoon at . o'clock at the home. OF
Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette on University ave: