The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-04
Thursday Musical Club Meeting.

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There was a splendid attendance at
April meeting OF the Ladies'
Thursday Musical club, which wal
held yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Sig Wolff on Belmont avenue.
mrs. August Eggers was in charge Of
the program and several very fine pa
pers We're read BY some Of the men,
Composers Of the Northern coun-
tries. Norway. Sweden, Denmark and
Finland. The program was opened
with a musical number, Sonata, by
Gr1eg, and Romance in r Minor by
sinding. played by Harold Harvey.
Miss Jane Smith was theeaccompanist,
Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald read a very in
followed BY two vocal numbers, SIWi.
light Musing." by kjerulf, and AT
Evening"" by Brondahl. sung by Miss
Jennie Anderson. Mrs. NJ. S.. Har-
rington played two selections Soma
"a IN = Minor" by Grieg, and Rustic
OF Spring" by sinding. Mrs. John
Ogren read q paper on Swedish Com
posers," and Mrs. Harrington render
ed "Eroticon." by Sjogren. Miss Jen-
ME Anderson next gave trembling
Rose" by Peterson-Berger. Miss olive
Twins violin number, "HumoresQue,"
was thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. Harry
GaNere read a paper on the "Compos-
erS OF Miss Anderson sang
"Nicollette." Mrs. j. Nelson Kelly had
prepared a paper, on Finland" but
was unable to be present and the pa
per was read by Mrs. M. q. Olson. The
program was concluded with a violin
number, "Valse Trieste by Miss Ir-
win.
The club decided to hold the last
meeting on the first Thursday in May
e musical breakfast" will be the
ana0f0y fa0ksNa4 III. a
served at II o'clock, following which
the program will be given. Mrs.
Homer NJ. Cook will be in charge of
program and the subject Will be
Origin and Development Of music in
America"
Ethel R~oOsevelt's Wedding.
In striking contrast with the wed.
ding of her half-sister Alice Nicholas
tongworth, will be the ceremony to-
Jay that will make Miss Ethel Roose-
The marriage Of Alice Roosevelt
was probably the most elaborate that
ever took place in Washington. The
ceremony was performed in the east
room OF the white house and. was, at
tended by prominent society folk from
many parts of the country. For weeks
prior to the marriage newspapers
"0tC A41CO Will OeSCIlDtlOn OF her
trousseau and Jewels.
The wedding today will be one q,
most simple Of the season. The
ceremony will take place. in Christ
episcopal church at Oyster Bay, L. 1
Three clergymen will officiate, amone
them h rector of the church, the
Key. George Talmadge. Only. relative,
n intimate friends have been in.
yited TO attend the ceremony and the
DTeaIKf4Cf affaruyo ri NJ C1l~->1 H----
velt's home, Sycamore. Hill.
Miss Roosevelt, will have five at.
tendants. Miss Helen Coster, daughte,
OF Mrs. Charles p. .Coster; Miss Jose
prime Osborn, daughter of Prof. Henry
r. Osborn; Miss Margaret Tucker,
daughter of, Samuel A. Tucker; Mis-.
Derby. a relative OF the bridegroom.
Lutheran Church Social.
The Young Peoples society Of the
First Lutheran church viii give a
hard times" social this evening in the
church parlors. Fines Will be collect
ed from all who wear their best
clothes. aVaEious games. will be FUR.
nished for the entertainment Of the
guests n h evening will be con-
ments.
The program has been arranged az
Piano solo.:..... Miss .Lillian Paulson
Readtng;........ Miss Gladys Powell
voca! Solo .........Miss Irna Mallory
Vocal Duet.
Hannah Thoreson and Gunda Dahl
Students Recital Today.
The Junior students Of Wesley con.
servatory are giving q recital this aft
ernoon at the city studios. Several, ex-
cellent numbers have been arranEed
and those taking part in the program
are Frances Mccoy. Margaret Dow.
Marjorie Wilkerson, Ruth Laughlin,
Ruth Hoover. Fre1a RosoK, Elsie Nc.
Hattie. Helen Corifss. Edith Mckenzie.
Rachel. Hunt. Blanche Turner. Ella
Stewart. Helen Wilder, Wolberg
Aakuse, Evelyn Maher and Theodore
Gust.
Home from Mimic.
Miss Pauline o'Reilly has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends at
IMintO.