The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-19

Tor Devils Lake where she will spend
a week visiting friends.
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Lett IT,: tor E: + l.. 1;wsg sir,n.r ,.t, ,,,,. noon
for st. Paul. where she will spend a
week. visiting relatives.
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Mrs. W. q. Mcdonald will leave
SUNDAY evening for Minneapolis where
he away ten days.
Hostess Last Evening.
Mrs. Fl. !" Wood entertained last
evening at her home on COTTONWOOD
street In honor. Of Mrs. IT, Sande of
I.arimorc. who is visiting at the home
spent in PLAYING Whist and at the close
of. the game an appetizing luncheon
vas served.
Music for Presbyterian Services.
Morning.
TeDeunl III F............ kotechman
ouartette God Of My Life. shelly
Gloria from 1ath Mass........Mo Mozart
Bass solo-"with These sacred
W. ": Norton. Mozart
eastern Star Silver Tea,
Mrs. i. Stinson will he hostess
uesday attornon when she will enter
tain the members of the Eastern Star
at u of he silver teas. The hours
will be from ? to . o'clock and a cor.
dial invitation is extended to all mem
pers OF the order, whether afiliated
WITH the local chapter or not. The
assisting hostesses will he Mrs. Louis
Fohde. Mrs. r. A. Arhart and Mrs.
\. +. MeMullen.
LEFT for the East.
MI. and Mrs. y. E. Black left las
evening for New York city where Mr..
Black will attend the annual meeting
Of n American Press association.
aney Spect to he absent about three
weeks r will visit in Fort Hope,
Can. Chicago, milwaukee, and Foch.
ester.
su1EHRrise Ms. Bgrlescn;,
cred at the Episcopal rcctory this aft.
!ady's eightieth BIRTHDAY. After an
hour or TWO of visiting refreshments
We're served and the special feature
MI be the large birthday cake with so
lighted candles. Mrs. Burleson was
token Of love and esteem. She is he
loved by all who know her and scores
Of friends will join in extending good
wishes.
Fargo Hostess.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. r. F. Grant
",o nostess ut luncheon at 1880
Hector n her house guests. Pink
roses were a~ttractively. arranged on
the abl and the affair was quite in,
formal. This evening q. family. dinner
VIII he served at the Hector home for
the house guests and the members OF
1ls bridal party who will attend Miss
ding tomorrow. Mrs. p. d. Farrand
VIII .selNe breakfast tomorrow. morn
lhg Tor Miss Hector and her guests.
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Entertained Mothers.
The girls in the morning class in do.
nlestlc science at the Central school
entertained their mothers last evening
at a banquet given in the, domestic
science department. The banquet was
served at $40 o'clock in the dining
room where two long tables were ar
ranged. The appointments were in
pink n white carnations made pref
~ centerpieees Covers were laid fo1
cards marked the places for the
;he girls End was as. follows: Tomato
bcullion, waters. beef loaf, escailoped
potatoes. French peas. hot rolls, frul,
salad. pineapple ice cream. sunshine
CAKE ana CORES. The hostesses were.
Eneupfer. Miss Helen Young. Miss
Alice Fudge. Miss Leila johnson. Miss
esther Western. Miss Gladys Jenson,
Miss Ella Rasmussen. Miss Cora. Web,
ster. Miss LILLIAN Fee and Miss Ruth
Baptist Church Music.
The choir Of the First BAPTIST
church will sive its seventh, ehors,
service OF the season on Sunday eycn,
ing at s o'clock. The work to be
presented is Bruch's Easter cantsta
tor soprano solo. chorus and orches.
ira. h solo parts will he taken BY
Mrs: Homer N, Cook ana the accom-
ranirlent is the original orchestral
score. This work. is ono Of the mos.
inspired of Eruch's choral compost,
tons and is comparatively new. hav,
inS. received its. first performance
about three years ago.
as follows:
Asnus. Del from st. Cecilia Mass"
Mrs Paul 3. Grlaith and choir s,Sr'''
Mrs. Paul b. Griffith.
Evening.
Easter Cantata ......... Max Bruch
ca Salvation to Passion Week.
Mrs. Cook and Mems Choir.
Obj Passion Hymn.
Ladies' Chorus.
tc) Christ Our Lord is Risen.
Mrs. Cook and Choir.
Id Chorale.
fc> Awake! Awake. It's Easter
=. Day.
Mrs. Cook and Choir.
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