The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-15

- "CSh WINu uCI uTOtIlSG, Jane
Martin. who has been i'll for scvera'
months at st. Michael's hospital
Friends of MIR. Martin will regret tc
hear that he is not improving.
a%1--
To Visit With Brother.
Miss Susan Norton Of Valley City
Il member of the faculty of the state
normal school there. will arrive this
evening to he the V Sunday guest
Of her brother. w. w. Norton of the
university faculty.
Studio Recital Monday.
The pupils of Miss Jennie Anderson
at Wesley college conservatory will
give Il studio recital Monday afternoon
in Miss Andcrsun's studio at Corwin
hail. Those who will sing will be Miss
Edith Read. Miss Clara Hagen. Miss
Frances Collins, Miss Anna Birthstone,
Miss Irene Cox, Miss Irene Doughcrty,
II Miss Lillian Paulson.
Gave Recital Program To-day.
Tho children's class at the Grand
Forks School of Music gave an inter
cstiny recital at the studio in the Sc
curity block this afternoon and a
company of mothers and interested
friends gathered to hear it. Those
taking part were Alois Graf. Phyllis
suOiittSOAS INdItASt ~ u ave
Matthews, Helen Norman. Mildred
Odell. Louise Ryan. Violet L'Espcrance
and Mabel Pcrrott.
Left for ST. Paul Today.
Mrs. James O'Donnell, accompanied
by her two little daughters and two
sons, left today moo for st. Faul,
where she will join her husband and
make her future homo. MIR. O'Don-
nell was forced to leave here on ac-
count of failing health and is now talk
sanitorium. Mrs. ODonncll has been
q guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis A%ndrasko for tho past few days
and has been the recipient OF several
pretty farewell honor; and gifts from
her many friends.
Baptist Sunday Music.
At the evening service at the First
Baptist church Sunday, beginning at
1915 o'clock. the seventh in the SER
les of bi-wcekly organ recitals will be
organist. Tho program for the day
with Louis u. Rowland directing, will
lie AS follows:
Morning.
rrelude-Pastoratc from First Sonata
Guilnlant
Anthem-'Thc Way is Long and
ofcrtnire-Angels sercnadc... Braza
Solo-"Thc Lord is My Light. .....
Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook.
Evening.
Organ Recital
(a) Contemplation, Frienl- ShnclSlcy
OBJ Moonlight .......... d'Evry
tcl Aubade. Stretezki-W West
I'd, Professional March. Rogers
Solo. The Dag is Done. Bartlett
Miss Gladys Hill.
Violin obligato. Mr.. Harvey.)
anthem. These. arc They. Steiner
rostlude. Marcel. Costa
Mcrrimcnt at Backward Party"
4 company of 100 girls made merry
at the Y. w. C.. A. parlors last even
ing when they were entertained in
honor of st. Valentine at. n "hack-
ward" social. In compliance with the
instructions which had been given out
in rhyme on the invitations the guests
were admitted at tho back door and
were compelled to do. everything
backward all evening until it was
time to dispersc. The guests walked
backward to tho dressing rooms
WHICH, WCiG III StdtSS VI NhtSS hAiiidH
Smitl, and Miss May McEwan and
they found all the hostcsses with their
hair dressed backward. their gowns
put OH backward and everything vice
versa that was possible. Names Of fa-
NOUS personagcs were pinned on the
backs of each girl and she was com-
PEELED to guess who 1t was by asking
questions that could he answered by
yes or no. a backward grand march
lead by Miss Eva Roller and Miss LII
liam Smith with Miss Mildred Lewis
at the piano was another feature and
the guests had TO walk backward to
the dining room where a delicious
supper was served at TO O'Clock.
Tho hostesses raado the association
rooms attractive for this event with
decorations in red and white. which
honored s.. Valentine. Crepe paper
and red hearts were used p%rofusely.
being festooned from the chandeliers
to the corners Of the rooms. The
evening. was concluded with the sing
ing of good night songs.