The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-07
10 Organize Music class.

Ardoch Journal: Miss Anna Mon.
ley Of Grand Forks expects to return
to Ardoch the last OF the month to re.
organize a. class in music. 1t is to BIZ
hoped that Miss Monley will succeed
ip inducing enough pupils to join.
Will Give Open Program.
The Literary society at Aaker's bus.
mess college will hold an open meeting
at the college this evening and instead
Of. the usual debate there will be ar
address by Rev. H. B. Thorgrimsor
and two addresses on woman SUI,
frage." one by Linus Sande and the
other by ]. g. Hanson. both students
There will be special music Including
a chorus by the male glee club and
a violin solo by Prof. Hanson. The
program will be given at 1880 o'clock
Lent is Rapidly Passing.
Only fifteen more days Of Lent and
then fasting and abstaining from
foods. cards. the theater. candy. par.
'given up" during this q will be
over. The women and girls have beer
interested in the spring styles al
though with the cold weather prevail.
Ing no particular degree Of enthusiasm
can be worked up over light suits and
straw hats. However the women are
interested and the new spring fabrics
and garments shown in the shops are
not passed unnoticed.
Franklin Club Meeting.
The meeting Of the Franklin club
held last evening in the parlors oil
Of the most enjoyable of the year
Three clergymen Of the club and theii
wives. Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Matthews
Rev. and. Mrs. G. c. Warner and Rec
and Mrs. II. NJ. Cook, were the host.
and. hostesses and the program mum.
her was ar address by President F.. L
Mcvey on "A Layman's View of Art
usual In that he read from his diary
his notes being written while he was
viewing the pictures in the famed
galleries Of Dresden, Berlin, Copen.
hagen and London when abroad last
summer. President McVey also show.
ed a large number Of photographs OF
the several masterpieces Of which he
spoke to illustrate the work Of the
artists which attracted his attention
The usual social hour followed the
program and the hostesses served de.
licious refreshments at the conclusion
of the evening.
State Weddings of the Week.
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
Rev and Mrs. O. E. McCracken in
Fargo. occurred the marriage of Miss
Anna Egge of Hickson and A. T. Lang.
seth Of Fargo. The couple were at
tended by Miss Emma Egge. Miss
Sampson. o. J. Langseth and Mr..
Egge. Mr.. and Mrs. Langseth will go
to housekeeping at once in Fargo.
Miss Lena Austbo of Moorhead and
John Ness Of Turtle Lake wero mar
ried at the Norwegian Lutheran par
sonage at Moorhead yesterday. After
the ceremony tho wedding party re-
paired to the Constock hotel where
a wedding breakfast wal served.
Miss Irene Thompson Of East
Grand Forks and Conrad Jones Of this
city were married by Rev. Matthews
at the home Of the grooln's mother.
per was served after the ceremony to
a number Of friends.
Miss Jennie Barclay, q prominent
young lady of Mimic, will become the
bride Of George Edward Dixie in that
city on March 10.
The marriage Of Miss Adeline Bea-
trice Stait. daughter Of Mrs. Annie
stait Of Hannah. and a we'll known
Cavalier county school teacher, and
Henry Claremont Erickson. assistant
cashier Of the Citizens State bank at
Wales. took place this week at the
home of the brides mother. Only
the family members were present and
the couple left Immediately for Olga
where they will reside. =.