The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-24
Shrine Bali Committees.

The arrangements for the fourth
annual Shrine ball to be given March
"a ut the auditorium are now in the
hands of the several subcommittee
named by NJ. @. Olson, chairman of
tne general committee, and these gen.
tlemen will be actively engaged in the
work OF preparation almost every day
OF the coming month. They mean to
make the ball the most elegant social
junction ever witnessed in this state
n no one feature Ii to be outdons
by another. The auditorium is perfect
In size and arrangement for large and
magnificent social functions. this being
nrst realized when the grand Charity
oa!I was given there last December,
n the Shrine committees will exert
their every effort to make KEN Tenn
pies fourth annual social bow the
J. grandest ever,
The chairmen Of all committees
make up the general arrangements
committee and the list follows:
Arrangements. NJ. G. Olson, chair.
man I. +. Blair. l.. L. Eckman, God
frey Rolf, w. H. Alexander, j. C.
Sheppard and D. w. McKenzie.
Hall and Decorations-D. Il. Blair.
chairman. J. c. Sheppard, Sig Wolff.
w; 5. whitman and George Z. Pratt.
Invitations. l.. Eckman, chair
man. John D. Woods, w. II. Kelsey
and G. H. olmstead.
Iicket-Godfrey. Rolf, chairman. M.
f. Stricken and NJ. G. Stokesberry. :
Music-W. H. Alexander, chairman.
CHARLES Bartles, j. E. Turner and J..
s. Hatcher.
Refreshments-J. c. Sheppard.
chairman, W. H. kelsey and Fred
Parsons.
Tribute to Russian Pianist.
h following item from one of the
large musical journals will be Of in
terest to all who plan on hearing Josef
Lnevinne. the great Russian pianist,
II gives the ext number of the ar
lists. course on March z:
The announcement of the return
Of Josef Lhevinne, the eminent Rus
sian pianist. for another midwinter
tour in January was heartily welcomed
by his admirers throughout the coun-
try. The artist was at once rc-engag-
ed by the New York Philharmonic
society and other leading orchestras.
His recent successes in Vienna, Ber-
lin. Madrid and various European cap
1tals, confirm the tributes Of the Amer
lean press and indicate that Lhevinne
stands among the few truly great in
terpretative artists. Often compared
Asss AAAosVSAe S4lVA0 - kJIOUdOly llO
pianist today on whom the mantle of
the great master could so justly fall"
Mr.. ad Mrs. Hugh Reid of South
Fifth street returned Saturday e
ing from the west where Mrs, Reid
has enjoyed six weeks of delightful
visiting while MI. Reid Joined her two
weeks ago for the home trip; Mrs.
Reid spent most Of the time in Spo-
kane where she was the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. A. r. e. Carothers, and
her family, but after Mr.. Reid Joined
her they visited several other coaSt
points and en- route home stopped
at Hunters Hot Springs in Montana.
Unveils Now in Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ: v. Linwell Of
South America. this year,. have sent
cards to friends from Correos. Peru.
where they are now sightseeing. MI.
and Mrs. Linwell are getting ALL the
pleasure possible out of their travels
and when they return from this jour
ney they will have visited almost all
the countries Of the two continents.
7c Ths s0n mem bbsesa 81 Maple Leaf Re.
bekah lodge will give a box social
tomorrowlevening at the Odd Fellows
hall and an interesting evening has
been arranged. Rad.~pticon pictures
will be shown during the early part
of the evening after which dancing
will be the pleasure. Each lady is re-
quested to bring two box lunches.
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Leave for New Home.
Clement Fl. Winslow Of the Grand
Forks Mercantile company leaves this
evening for Watertown, S. D., where
he is to make his home and Mrs. Win
slow will leave Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow vacate their
Reeves avenue home today and Mrs.
Winslow will be the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. II. w. Whitcomb until she leaves.
Guest From Alberta.
Mrs. Archie johnson arrived last,
evening from Medicine Hat. Alta, to
enjoy q two weeks visit here as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson
at their home on South Third street.