The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-31

Miss Clara Hyslop a arrived from
Willow City where she is teaching
this year, and will spend the week
with her parents. Mi. and Mrs. George
Hyelop of Cottonwood street.
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Miss Terrctt Returned to Michigan.
Miss Fannie Terrett. a former popu.
lar university girl, who has been visit
Ing at the home of Miss Ida Abra-
hansen on Reeves avenue for the past
few days. has returned to her home
In Michigan City.
Miss Anna Fraser to Ike Hostess.
Miss Anna Fraser will entertain thia
evening at her apartments in the
Times-Iierald block. in honor Of Miss
Elizabeth Irene Finkle, who will be
an April bride. The guests will in
clude the members of the Sodality
board Of st. Michael's church.
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To Visit in staekweather.
Mrs. G. r. Blessum and SON, Raw,
have gone to Starkweather where
they will spend a week visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Blessum's uncle, Myron
King. Before returning to Grand
Forks they will enjoy a visit with
friends in Devils Lake.
Over Sunday Visitor.
Miss Rena Farup spent yesterday
IN the city as the guest of her sister,
Miss Ruth Farup who attends tho
state university. Miss Farup left this
morning for Park River. where she
VIII visit during vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl J. Farup.
Will Live in Iankin.
Lankin Reporter: Mrs. J.. P. But
Ter II babe arrived Monday from
Grand Forks and they will at once set
up housekeeping in the rooms over
the Nemetz and Erickson store. Their
many friends are glad to have them
here again as residents of the hustling
hub.
Miss Ffnkle to be Guest Of Honor.
The officers and members Of tho
board of directors of the Sodality Of
st. Michael's church will Z atertain on
Wednesday evening in honor Of Miss
Irene Ffnkle. an April bride. The
party will be given at the home of
Miss Elizabeth O'Gorman on North
Fourth street. Miss Finkle was the
first president OF tie Sodality and the
girls wish to show their appreciation
OF her faithful work while an officer.
At present she is a member of the
board.
Sunday School to Give Play.
A number Of the young people of
St: Paul's Episcopal cunday school
evening. April 8, at s o'clock, in the
Guild hall. 1t is a comedy i'll two
acts with music and other sp~ecialties.
the play has a good plot. full OF
laughable situations. Three Ameri-
can young ladies find themselves at a
small French inn. without chaperone,
none or luggage. They are mistak-
en- for another party Of Americans.
who have u away from school and
the whole play is n Of great interest
Those taking part have worked hard
n faithfully and undoubtedly the
play will prove very successful. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
general public.
Benton Eicllorn Wedding.
Minneapolis Journal: Fol Miss
Margaret Benton and Edmund Eich-
horn. who will be married Saturday,
April IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Wa
tiers will entertain at bridge Saturday
Smith, 2109 Blaisdell avenue. The
guests will be the members Of the
bridal party.
Cards were issued Thursday by Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. w. Benton for the we'd
ding OF Miss Benton and Mr.. Eich-
horn, which will take place at Beth
lehem Presbyterian church at 8
B. Roberts will ~ohiciate. Five hun
dred cards were sent out for the
church and 200 for the reception
which followed at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Benton, 1928 Harriet ave
nue.. The ushers for the wedding will
be Messrs. Carl Schuster, Henry Os-
valid. William Cammack, Carl Gluek,
Herman M0G11fro aud ESrorl- NTonnn-
old. Miss Florence Winterer of VAL
ley City. N. d.. will be the maid of
honor n the bridesmaids will be the
Misses Myrtle Eichhorn. Norma Ros-
holt. Helen HaHines, Marie Confer,
Ethel Hanke and Eunice. Smith. Van
Hook Benton, a brother of Miss Ben
ton, will be the best man. Mr.. Eich-
horn n his bride will &c on a motor
trip and will he at home in this city
after June 1.
Miss Eunice Smith will be hostess
at a bridge Friday evening at her
home. 233 Oak Grove street, in honor
of Miss Benton. at which the guests
party.
Miss Norma. Rosholt entertained i'm
formally at a thimble bee yesterday
afternoon at her home in Kenwood.
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S. Patrick's Entertainment.
A splendid St. Patrick's entertain
ment will be given on Tuesday even
ing. April 1. at s o'clock. in the audi
torium Of st. Michaels church and an
invitation is extended to the general
public. The program will be one of
unusual interest. Madame d'Erina.
the famous prima donna, soprano and
organist. assisted by G.. r. Vontom,
tenor and humorist and local talent,
will give the entertainment.
The local program follows:
Chorus, (a) st. Patrick's Day, OBJ
Wearin' O. the Green-Twenty Irish
maids in costume.
Tenor Solo, Mother Machrce-Frank
LaBine.
Baritone Solo. Isle Of Dreams
Cleary Monley.
Reading. That Other Baby of Rud-
der Grange-Miss Ruth Noltimier.
Bass Solo, Selected-Jesse futile.
Cello Solo. Selected-Max Tracy.
Solos. Irish Songs-Miss Bessie
Tharaldson.
The program to he given by Madame
d'Erina and Mr.. Vontom will be az
follows:
Part First. song.Lecture Recital
THE Poets and Bards OF Erin" t
Incidental to the. o lecture the
following numbers will be rendered by
the artists:
Silent. o Moyle. Song of Fionnuala
Rich and Moore
The Meeting of the Waters. Moore
Organ fantasia on irish Airs. intro
ducing marches. planXttes. ETC.. and
the old march Of Brian Boru, COM
posed A. n. 1914. on the even Of the