The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27

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w. G. T. U. Meeting Postponed.
The regular meeting Of the w. C. 4.
U. which was scheduled for Friday
afternoon has been cancelled on ac-
count of the Hazlett lecture course.
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Entertained DIR. HOben.
Valley City Times.R Record: Mrs. r,
A. Acher and the Misses Candis and
Goldia Nelson entertained last night
at In informal dinner. The guest Of
honor was DIR. Allen Hoben Of Chi
cago. who is delivering the Hazlett Sc
ries of lectures at the normal school.
Guest at Stricken Home.
Nj. and Mrs. NJ. f. Stricken are en-.
Pertaining as their delightful guest for
a few days Mrs. w. J.. Doyle of Car
rington. Mrs. Doyle is a former resi-
dent of this city and has a great many
friends here.
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Visiting ri Brothers Home.
Mrs. Herbert Lewis and her " lit
tie sons, Percy and Basil, arrived last
evening from Gallo for a visit With
Mrs. Lewis brother and stcr-in- law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Disher of North
Third street. They will be here lust
Il few days.
b. Y. r. U. April Fool Socia,.
The young people OF the s. Y. p. u.
Will he entertained Tuesday evening,
April l. with an april Fool" social
which promises to be something quite
Inherent than ever given before. The
social. will be given in the new parlors
of the church which have but recently
busy making preparations for a jolly
time.
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Franklin Club Tonight.
The members of the Franklin club
will he guests this evening Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l.. Goodman and DIR. and Mrs.
a. q. Leonard at the Goodman resi-
dence on Reeves avenue. The pro-
gram subject is Book Reviews and
the speakers will be Prof. Gottfried
HUT on LITERATURE" DIR. j. Grassick
on Science" and Rev. W. IL. Mat
thews on Theology" The evening
will he concluded with the usual So
cial hour and the hostess will serve
lunch.
Altar Society Party 81 Success.
Guests for twenty-five tables at
grand-nula assembled at the knights
Of Columbus club ooms last evening
to enjoy the March party given by the
Ladies' Altar society of st. Michael's
church. Mrs. w. V. O'Connor and her
assisting hostesses made the function
Very attractive for the Easter season
and the spirited game was enjoyed I'M
til IL o'clock when Il splendid lunch
was, served. Pink and white roses
prettjly. arranged in bowls and vases
adorned the serving tables in the din
ing room and the serving was cared
for by Mrs. w. +. Abrahamsen. Mrs.
a. s. Dinnie. Mrs. Thomas O'Connor.
Mrs. A. i. Turner. Mrs. L. j. Kenney,
Mrs. A. l.. Larson. Mrs. Harry Har-
mann. Mrs. j. ]. Franklin, Mrs. John
Carroll. Mrs. Steve Lush and Mrs. A.
]. O'Keefe of Tacoma, Wash.
Junior Recital Friday.
The Junior pupils at Wesley college
conservatory will give their regular
weekly recital Friday afternoon at S
o'clock al. the city studios. A very in-
terestingaYfog4am has been arranged
and the'numbefs. follow: ~--~.
!Mayilo"eFs ............ .......Orth
Doris Erickson.
Nrdule oOHS OeSten
Hazel Jack.
Reading. GriggsbN's Station. .... Riley
Mildred Read.
Orth
Delos Seifert.
Twilight Reverie ......... Ducelle
Elizabeth Gaulke. :.
Cradle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Eilenberg
Erma Nelson.
Little Cherub waltz............ Ortiz
Harold Redick.
Reading, Little Brown Baby. Dunbar
Mildred Lehman.
Mignonne Waltz ........... Thoma
Mamie Fogel.
Military March .......... Sartoris
Marion Stinson.
"A quiet Thought . I....... Virgil
Mildred Stump.
Dance hE Moonlight. 5000. whelpley
FL Rita Merrill.
Rosebud Waltz ............ Virgil
Madeline Miller.
Tarentelle ............ Pueezonka
Gail Gaulke.
Pleasures of Spring ........ .Merkel
katherine Henry.
IBlue. Eyes Erb
Dorothy Ward.
vase Bennett
Ida Rand.
Canzonetta. Whipley
Dorothy Wells.
"A. CURIOUS story. ......... Heller
Clayton Getty.
Spirits OF the Glen...........De nvee
Edith Krcitzberg.
JUST CHUMS.
The happiest marriag es are those in
which the sympathies of husband and
wife have blended so perfectly that
life to them is a source of common in
terests. IT such an ideal relationship
is to be attained. however, prepara-
tions must be made for it long before
the final words of the marriage cere-
mony have been uttered. 1t is not
sufficient that the two shall have
been made in the sight of God
and man. 1t is necessary hat they
shall make themselves one by the de-
velopment of mutual sympathies and