The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-02
Visiting Friends in the City.

Fargo to spend a few days visiting
friends in the city.
Returned From st. Paul.
Mrs. 8. Dreeland returned this
morning from st. Paul where she ac-
companied MIR. and Mrs. G. Il. Lever
ich. who took their little son Bryan
down to consult DIR. Gillette. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leverich will not return for sew
eral days.
Students Recital Today.
The Junior students at the Wesley
college conservatory are giving their
regular weekly program this after
noon at B O'Clock, in the city studios.
Ihose who are taking part in the pro-
gram are Madeline Miller, Irene Bos-
from, Lillian Olson, Delos Seifert.
G~enevieve Wesolosky, Ella Stewart,
Lillian Severstad, Mamie Fogel and
Gail Gaulke.
State Weddings.
Miss Mary l.. Watkins and W. Fl.
Farrell Of Bismarck were united in
marriage In that city Wednesday even
ing at o o'clock. The wedding occur
red at the BAPTIST parsonage and Rev.
Bruce jackson read the service.
MISS Susie Bannister and Frizt
VI III JdI1eSIOWIl
Iuesday morning. The marriage was
solemnized by Rev. Brayfield, rector
OF Grace Episcopal church. Follow
ing tile ceremony, an elaborate wed.
ing Inner was served at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. l.. Bannister. ~
Rev. John g. Larson Of Lisbon was
married iast week in st. Cloud. Mimi,
70 MISS prudence Elizabeth Kribs Of
Grand Rapids. MINI. Rev. H. f.
Marshall, archdeacou of the diocese
of Duluth, off1ciated and was assisted
by Rev. G. B. Upson of Larimore. The
couple will be at home of their friends
in Lisbon after June l..
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Musical Club Breakfast.
The May meeting Of the Ladies'
thursday Musical club was held yes
terday.i at the home Of Mrs. j. Nelson
Kelly on South Fifth street. The en-
terlalnment was a novel affair, and a
May day" breakfast was the special
feature. Breakfast was served at II
O'Clock and the decorations were ar
tlstfcally carried III in a pretty color
scheme of lavender and yellow. One
large table with four smaller ones,
grouped around it. were used. Crys-
tai baskets of lavender sweet peas and
yeiiow Jonquiis We're arranged on The
SOASS oAN SSitOW CdUule HOlueIS III
the shape OF tulips were at each plate.
The table favors We're small china
pianos filled with sailed nuts, Mrs.
w. g. Mcdonald, Miss Margaret Sar-
gent and Mrs. r. j. Lander were in
charge Of the decorations.
Before the service of the breakfast
the members of the club joined in
singing America" The delicious
was as follows: STRAWBERRIES with
powdered sugar. lamb chops, potatoes
in nests with peas. rice cr~oquettes, Gu
cumbers with French dressing, hot
rolls. grape fruit salad. cheese waters,
tutti fruit ice cream, white cake, cof-
fee. candies. Mrs. G. A. Hale was
chairman of the breakfast commit
tee. and was assisted by Mrs. F. S.
serving was cared for by Miss Mar.
garet Sargent. Miss Bessie Tharald-
son. Mrs. o. G. Libby and Mrs. T. B,
A splendid program Of toasts was
given. and Mrs. NJ. G. Olson. the presi.
dent Of the club, presided as toast
mistress in a very pleasing manner
Mrs. Roger w: Cooley spoke on 1.-THE
Impressions of a New Member" Mrs.
j. ID. Bacon was an interesting speak
er; she gave a brief talk on ideas of
a Change in the Work of the Club"
Mrs. W. H. Schulze read a very clever
original poem on the "Thursday Mu-
steal Club" Mrs. F. A. Parsons and
Mrs. E. J. Lander CAV brief reviews
of the grand opera in Minneapolis last
week.
The program was opened at 9
o'clock and proved one af the most
en1oyab Die ever given by the club. Mrs.
Homer NJ. Cook was in charge of the
program, which was carefully carried
out in detail. The subject was the
Origin and Development of Music in
America" Mrs. ]. D. Bacon gave
sketches OF the we'll known composers.
and Arthur Foote. Mrs. j. s. Hatcher
followed with a splendid paper on &C.
w. Chadwick. Victor Harris. Harry
Rowe. and Shelly. Mrs.. Paul b. Crit
fifth gave a sketch Of Mrs. Jessie. L.
Gaynor. and sang two songs. ''Slum-
Der Boat" and "a Ginger Bread Man,.
She has a beautiful voice and gave
dience. Miss Cordelia Hulburd read
an interesting paper on "Ethelbert
Neyin." Mrs. NJ. G. Olson gave an X
cellent paper on Theodore Thomas,
Walter Damrosch and John Phillip
sousa," telling many interesting
things concerning each. STARS and
Stripes Forever" Cry of Rachel"
ouHS ny ana star
spangled Banner" were rendered by
the victrola. Mrs. Robert T. Young
read q paper on Edward Mcdowell,
and Miss Bessie Tharaldson, a talent
ed young musician, played a group of
piano solos from that composer, "At
an Old Trysting Place." "In Autumn"
ITO a Water Lily" ITO Uncle Rem
US" Women Song Writer'S" was the
subject of Mrs. Charles F. Wisner's
paper. and she dealt with Carrie ia
cobs-Bond. II. H. Beach, Miss Mar
garet Lang, Mary Turner Slater. Miss
Eleanor Tenner san Perfect Day"
and "My Baby She has a pleasing
voice and sang exceptionally well.
Mrs. W. q. Mcdonald had for her
subject Charles Converse and Horatio
Parker" The program was conclud-
ed by the entire company singing
'Swanee River" and Home. Sweet
Home"
1.-THE SECREI0EH CCESS