The evening times., 1913-05-30
Mimic Visitor in the City.
spending few days visiting friends

rev. ana Mrs. ID. M. Mcintosh and
son Allen will leave Saturday morning
for Park River, where they will visit
friends for some time. They have
rented their home for the summer
months to Mr.. and Mrs. George Wer-
ner.
VIII Move to the Coast,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Lane who have
made their home in Grand Forks for
a number Of years, have sold out their
property interests here and will leave
soon Tor the coast, where they will
make their future home,
At Home to Seniors.
:, President and Mrs. Franklin L. Nc.
Vey will be at home to the members
OF the senior class at the university
on Tuesd-.. evening, June 8. Tho
hours will be from 8 to 10 O'Clock and
Mrs: McVey will be assisted by
group Of young EssNs& lastss:
Shower for Miss Paschke.
Miss Viola Bates was hostess last
evening when she entertained a com
pany OF twenty young ladies at her
nome on North Fourth street in honor
OF MISS Clara Paschke, who will be A
june bride. The hours were pleas
antly spent in visiting and musica:
numbers were rendered by some of
the guests. The bride elect was show.
cred with parcels. containing many
pretty and useful gifts for the bridal
chest. At midnight delicious lunch-
con was served by the hostess.
Festival at Valley City.
valley City Times.Record: The
CHORAL society. which has been at
work on Dvorak's oratorio "St. Lud-
erection OF Dean H. e. Goodsell, has
held Its last rehearsal with a feeling
that what 1t will have to offer on Sun
day afternon has been prepared as
well as ample time, diligence, and an
excellent piece of music will allow.
me choral society will be assisted by
tue Normal symphony orchestra, aug
mented by members of the Fargo and
Grand Forks orchestras. Miss Flor
ence Hedstrum will sing the soprano
solos; Mrs. w. T. Craswell, the con-
tralto. and Alonzo Morsbach, the bari.
tone parts
Musical Service at Zion Church.
On sunday evening at O'clock a
musical service will be given by the
Zion Lutheran church choir. Miss
Amanda Berg, organist. and Miss
Lilah sannes. pianist. The program
Will consist Of selections from Mem
delssohn's "Elijah," the pastor, Rev.
Hegland. telling the story of the ora
torio. The following selections will
be given.
Organ prelude.
ChorusS"Cast Thy Burden on the
Duet-"Help Me. Man Of Cod"
Jennie Anderson and Lawrence An
derson.
solo-"Hear Ye. Israel" Jennie
Anderson.
Chorus-"Be Not Afraid"
solo-"lt is Enough" Lawrence
Anderson.
Trio-"Lift Thine Eyes," Ragnild
Anderson, Anna Bridston and Jennie
Chorus-"o Rest in the Lord"
Incidental solos by Anna Bridston
and Jennie Anderson.
A cordial invitation IL extended to
the public to attend.
900
High School Junior Banquet.
The junior class Of the Grand Forks
nigh school gave the annual banquet
and ball last evening for the seniors
and the affair proved one Of the most
enjoyable ever given in high school
circles. The banquet was served in
church by the Ladies Aid society.
Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald and Mrs.
Charles s. Dow were in charge Of all
OF the arrangements and they arc
deserving Of great praise for the way
In which every detail was looked af-
ter. The tables We're in the form of
double cross and at the intersecting
points baskets Of condunulas were ar
ranged. The class colors Of brown
n to-
tions. The tables were spread with
paper tablecloths in the prevailing
colors Of brown and gold, the napkins
were tied with brown ribbons. The
birch bark canoes filled with moss
and the condunulas added to the
charming effect. Revolving table
lamps In the variegated colors were
at each plate. The nut cups were of
gold lace and filled with glazed nuts.
The color scheme was further carried
out In the service Of the repast. The
fruit cocktail was served in grape
fruit shells tied with brown ribbon. A
pretty gold wishbone adorned the top
OF the ice cream. Dainty cards Of
brown and gold marked the places for
the guests. A tiny gold candle was
fastened in one corner of the card,
which had an appropriate inscription.
Following the service Of the ban
quet the young people went to the Ho-
tel Dacotah where the ball was held.
The hours were from to IL O'Clock,
and an excellent program of dance
music was rendered by Bates 7-piece
orchestra.
The patrons and patronesses of last
evenings affair were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Nelson Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Stebbins, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bixler,
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lehman. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Carter, Miss Rosalie Hath
erall. Miss Clara Struble. Miss Jane
3. Wilson. Miss Edna NJ. Twamley.
Miss Lena v. Rowe, Miss Mary Z.
McCumber, Miss Agnes Ives, Miss
Erna Won Daggenhausen, Miss Jean
Porterfield, Miss Stella NJ. Lumley,
Miss Ava B. Blank, Miss Helen Nj.
Davies. Miss Emelia Hansen. Misa
Eleanor A. Tenner, Miss Elsie $
Earle. Miss Mary e. Sutherland, Miss
Florence Opsahl. M. F. Pitman. A. 2.
Howell and G. K. Baarman.