The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-26
Fine Recital for Thursday.

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The group of advanced students
from Wesley college conservatory who
will appear in recital at he First
Methodist church Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock will offer All exceptionally
attractive program. One of the fea-
ture numbers will be a suite by Miss
Lilah Sannes with a string orchestra
accompaniment which. has been pro-
bounced beautiful by those who have
son and Miss Leone Cory will give a
two piano number and all the other
selections are from the very best mas.
ters.. -
A cordial invitation. is extended tine
public and the complt.e program fol-
lows:
Two Preludes ............ Chopin
Nocturhe Chopin
Fannie Frendherg.
Song, Recessional ........ De Koxen
George Anderson.
Petite Suite ............. Ole Olson
Devil Dance
Mazurka
Serenade
Caprice
Butterflies
Lilah Sannes.
String orchestra accompaniment.
Violins. Prof. Lampert, Miss Erwin.
Mr.; Weller. ccllos. Messrs. Howe
Waltz Song from Romeo and
juliet Goullod
Zula Rowe.
Srescendo Lassen
Ernest Rorke.
Reading. Prisoner Of Zenda".....
Ruth Noltimier.
Hark, Hark the Lark. .Schubert-Liszt
Flossie Weller.
Rondo C%apriccioso. Mendelssohn
Arranged for two pianos.
Lillian Paulson. Second piano, Miss
S SEE:
The Y. w. G. A. Biennial.
The fourth biennial convention of
the Young Women's Christian associa-
ton Of the United States will be held
at Richmond. Va. from April 9 to 10.
North Dakota associations in this city.
Fargo and Valley City are discussing
the matter of sending delegates and
hope that a good representation will
be possible from this state.
Several prominent speakers will be
heard: among whom are Rev.
Cornelius Woelfkin. pastor of the First
Baptist church Of New York city: Rev.
Prof. Graham Taylor Of Chicago, Miss
Ruth Rouse of London, who is travel
ing secretary among women students
for Worlds Student Christian fedora
ton: Hon. Joseph Du Puy Eggleston
Of the national bureau of education in
Washington will speak on Rural
Work. and Miss Jessie Woodrow Will
son will talk on Student Work."
James Gronna W'cds Today.
The marriage of James d. Gronna,
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Mrs. AISLE J.. Gronna Of Lakota, and
Miss Marguerite Stutz Of Washington.
d. c., takes place in Washington to-
day. The wedding will be followed by
an eastern honeymoon trip after
which the couple will return to Lako-
ia to make their future home, Mr..
Gronna being cashier Of the Farm
ers and Merchants State bank in that
city. Miss Grace Gronna who has
been spending the winter at the fam.
lily home in Lakota accompanied her
and Mrs. Gronna. and daughter, Lii
liam. have been in Washington since
last fall.
Temperance Women At Capital.
Among the prominent w. c. T. U.
women Of the state who are spending
several days in the capital city ana
who attended the executive mectins
Of the organization in Bismarck Il few
days ago are Mrs. J.. e. stevens OF
this city. president of tho Twelfth
district. Mrs. Elizabeth Preston An
derson of jamestown. state president.
| Mrs. b. H. Wylie Of Drayton. state
corresponding secretary. Mrs. F. W.
Hcidle of Valley City. treasurer. Miss
Candis Nelson of Valley City. superin-
tendent of the franchise. Mrs. r. II.
Wilder of Fargo. president of the Fiji
teenth district. II Mrs. Taylor OF
Lisbon. president of the Thirteenth
district.
Expected Home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dinnie and
their daughter. Miss Vivian. are in st.
Paul today on their return from Pasa-
dena and other California cities where
they have spent the past sin weeks
and they expect to leave for home
either tomorrow morning or evening.
MFR. and Mrs. D. A. Dtnnie- If Minot
! met them in the cities.