The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-16
Was Handsome Evening Party.

est of the mid-wintrr season aud til,
handsome favors for the high scorer
Went to Mrs. Rand Smith and Mrs. j.
~, c Sa,sr COLOR rne sk nrizSs "eF M,l Nea ,;ai.
hraith used quantities nj link carna
it."ns for her house d~e orationS and
these We're arranged With charming
effect in large baskets with green
foliage. The luncheon MAS a dclcr,a.
hle three course rcpas. and ii was
the d%clishnful evening. -,
staff Bride; OF the Week.
The marriage ot Miss l.cnna Wood
ward. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. j.
Woodward Of Fargo, and Irwin Eu-
gen" Nimhall Of Intake. Mont. took
place yesterday at tho brides home.
Rev. i. \. S,cvcf performed the core
m"nN II tho couple loft for their
home in the evening.
The marriage OF Miss Margarr:
naisN Mckenzie. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank MclScnzic Ut Wild Rice
II William oliver l,ulsoid of Mino,
took place at high noon yesterday ut
the home of Father l%.aI.angc W Wild
Rice. Miss Rose Ethel Hart Of
E'rnesvillc as bridesmaid and Frank
Mckenzie was best man. After II
wedding dinner he couple left for the
east and will I've at home in Minot aft
tH February A..
Miss jet Ol.eary. daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. Jeremiah OiLrary of Onta-
rio and William Hanson of Grand
I!arhor We're married yesterday at the
home of the brides sister. Mrs.
George Dion at Grand F'arhor. Father
Fisher performed the ceremony and
the attendants were Miss Letters "f
Devils Lake and Napoleon I.umbert.
\ brandon. Mimi. exchange says
this OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuptial
event:
\ reception was siv"n at the home
OF Mr.. " Mrs. G. Gu"n.he: OF Isran-
don New Years afternoon and even
ing to relatives and ~ few frienus. in
honor "f the marriage IF MIR. and
Mrs. Guenther's daughter. Frances. to
Mr.. Charles a. Stotlar of Minncapo-
lis. which took place in thai city in
the morning.
the afternoon train and on their ar
rival a wedding dinner vas served to
sixty guests. The living rooms were
decorated i'll holiday colors. The din
ing o Was Hastily f%cstooned with
white and areen bands and a bouquet
of cut flowers. American beauties and
FORMATIONS. forming the c~enterpiece.
The bride. who Is well known. hav-
Ing been BORN and raised here. has a
host OF friends at Devils L.ake..N n.
as we'll where she has spent the past
three years as head modls;e of the
+. w. Mann & Sons department.
store. who extend their heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS to the couple.
The groom is interested in the
and Minneapolis, where he is held in
high esteem by his friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stotlar will be at home in Min.
neapoiis after February l.
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Mrs. Stambaugh Sang Her Songs.
: the following article from tine Far.
I go Forum on the appearance of Mrs
: W. s: stambaugh before the guests a
.the Home SHOW in Fargo In
= her own songs will he of interest here
> as Mrs. Stamnaugh is the mother OF
: Lynn Stambaugh who attends the
!. university and only a week ago she
= gave an afternoon reception for ;
). party Of Grand Folks young people
. who We're her sons guests:
Last evening all who visited thu
Home Products show were delighted
,. with the program Of her own compo.
! sltions which were sung by Mrs. w. S
Stambaugh, one of the most talented
: musicians Of the city. Mrs. STAN.
5augh has been doing much WORK
a repertoire Of thirty beautiful song
and last evening she sang through q
pleasing program of ten of them.
= Life" is n of Mrs. Stambaugh'.
first productions. The verse is writ,
q ten by Dawson and DIR. Putnam ar.
: ranged the melody" with splendid re,
$ suits. Following this came Doubts
e the verse of which was written b,
! Mrs. Stambaugh about twelve. year:
e ago and the melody was arranged b,
Or: Putnam more recently. "Twi
:. light" is a Very pretty song. whict
t is Mrs. Stambaugh's in melody AM
arrangement. but the verse belongs
y butes its melody and arrangement t.
o Mrs. stambaugh and its verse to Law,
renee and is Allied with a m%odulatior
4 of sunshine and rain that is yer,
Pleasing. "A Tribute" is one which
nas been written as a tribute to Nine
|sIhuman-Heink. The words are b,
Miss Zoe AIKEN. the daughter Of the
] postmaster of st. Louis, who has ;
I book of her productions published IL
> London. but as yet has received nj
+ recognition here. In this song thu
4 comparison is made between II" ane
YOU the former being in the minor
' strain n the latter in the major
'%clcverly arranged. BY request Mrs
Stamhaugh sang Mothers Song,
e which is entirely If her own compo
sition as to words, melody and ar
r !rdngenent. The Firef1icS' is T:
: sketch which Mrs. Stambaugh wrot.
5 at n Of inspiration in abou
V fifteen minutes. working out the mel!
9 ody and the verse in hat short Length
: OF time. but completing the arrange
T, ment later. This is her latest pro.
dnction and is = bright, pretty thins
and a decidedly beautiful addition &c
y her list. Dawn is one which is en-,
/ ,firely Mrs. Stamhaugh's work anc
! was written between the hours Of I:
o'clock and ] in the morning. II
= speaking of the inspiration for th;,
Mrs. Stambaugh said: LAS | retired
one night I looked from my window
= = and later when I lay down to rest tn.
{ melody and verse came to me an,
Hest I forget 1t | arose and wrote i
. down. arranging ii later. This. l con
: slider. a true Inspiration" "Cherric.
IRipc' is a lyric that Is Very ~fascinat
ling. the verse for which was found i,
an old English book and the authol
is not known. Mrs. Stamhaugh ha,
the credit for the music. sonny" /
q = pretty children's song and is en-
firely Mrs. S~tambaugh's work. Tn.
choice of this group Of songs Was mos
happy and all We're delighted with til,
, singer and her compositions"
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