The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-11

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Left for New Rockford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Warner ana two
daughters. Misses Helen and Esther,
nave gone to New Rockford, where
they will spend a few days visiting
friends.
Crary Visitors in the City.
Miss Margaret Laurie and Miss An
ma Brown of Crary are in the city to
attend the Sunday School convention
and are guests at the home Of Mrs.
7. A. Rees OF Walnut street.
Left for Home in Ohio.
Miss Alice Henderely. one Of the
has been visiting friends in the city
since the close Of school. left last
evening for Lancaster. Ohio, where
she will spend the summer vacation
with her parents,
Left for Home In Idaho.
Mrs. w. G. Edmunds and little
daughter, Beverly Mae. who have been
s~0AsiAA4 SAc R0oS lew W00AS 6L kIl0
home OF Mrs. Edmunds' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. S%turtevant Of Boule-
ward avenue, left last evening for
their home in Couer d'Alene, idaho.
Mira. Edmunds was the guest Of hon.
or at several pretty social functions.
Nainot Viaitor in the City.
Mrs. J. D. VanFleet has arrived in
the city from Minot to attend the
SNndav achool conversation x,hich 4. a.
session here this week. She will be
the guest OF her son and his wife. Nc
and Mrs. J.. Floyd Stevens. Before
returning to Mitot she will enjoy a
visit with 1AariIaore relatives and
friends.
M. III. fe e.r M's !. M fvsr.on o, East Grand
Forks is entertaining a company Of
twelve ladies this afternoon at her
home In honor Of Miss Angie Warning,
who will be q June bride. The ladies
will spend the afternoon in making
dainty articles for the bridal chest
and at 8 o'clock. a delicious supper
VIII be served by. the hostess, who will
FMiIs- Stella Nelson.
Wedding Announcement.
announcement has been made Of
the:approachinE marriage OF Miss An.
gle Warning. Of this city to Frank
sauer a prominent young business
man Of Q~uasqueton, Iowa. The bride
elect Is we'll known in Grand Forks.
ter, Mrs. William Rliven. Tor some
time. Mr.. Sauer was one Of the rail-
way postal clerks In this division until
last fall. when he resigned his posi-
ton, to 80 into business with his ia.
ther In Iowa. Both young people are
ven known; ana scores Of friends will
Join In extending congratulations. The
Wedding viii take place the latter part
Nlinot Girl Honofed.
Minot Optic: A recent Issue Of the
Musical Courier" one Of the mos
widely read musical magazines on the
market. contained an item concern
ing the graduation recital recently
given by Mfsa Aletta jacobson, at the
Minneapolis School Of Music. Miss
Jacohson Is completing her studies in
voice. piano and harmony. at the Min
neapolts school, and her song recital
recently given at the school, audito.
rum has excited much favorable CON.
lment. Miss jacobson will return from
minneapolis next week, and Will spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mira. Martin Jacobson. The item fol.
Aletta jacobson Of Minot N. ~. ON.
p : most gifted young singers OF
the northwest, a pupil from the Min.
neapolts School of Music. was present,
ed in & graduation recital in thu school
z Monday evening. May 10. Pu-
pills Of the school and friends were
present in large numbers and gave
hearty approval OF, the splendid w,ork
OF the young artist. Miss Jacohson's
voice 10. q lyric soprano OF beautiful
quality n wide range, extending -
p IN alto. which she sustains with thu
utr1o AT But Miss jacobson doe,
not belong to a class Of singers who
- PosseseoIs Of voice and voice only.
g has = high quality OF musical in.
tellteence which was in evidence In
Interpretation Of all her numbers
An Open Secret, the first nur1uher ri
the evening; Leroux's LIE Mi. tina
Years at the Spring and the new SOM
oy William H. Pontinus. Je Pense q
vous. the text by Louise Dupont, a
member OF the faculty. were amons
the best numbers Of the evening. Mis-
tscoosCn,s aiction is clear and dis
t'nss, when is a commendable feature.
. had the assistance 81 Ehha
sundstrom. capable violinist: Alice
q. o'Conneil, also Of the faculty and
one OF the best readers Of thu north'
west Mrs. George W. Frazier !.
sradvate pupil Of Giuseppe Fahhrini'
tne emcient accompanist.
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Mlstcele ut Guild HAL.
"1rs. Frank y. Feetham, Mrs. rohn
w. ogren and Mrs. Frank F. stokes
sn.erteined . company Of 1870 Ruesta
Yesterday afternoon at q "mu.ica1e :.
slven IN the Guild hall. A pretty col.
or scheme Of red and white vas csr.
raed out In the hall. Baskets. ana
vases OF garden flowers were artist.
cally arranged.
The nature Of the musicale wa. .
complete surprise to the suests ard
al were delighted when It was learned
that Mrs. Marie Sideltus ZenSt and
GUSTAV Holmquist OF CHICAGO. tue
recognized artists. were to appear
The proaram wal one Of the fnesf
ever presented before a Grand FnrEs
audience. each number representirs
the best in song literature. Ma. ZanG,
mas z charming personality a. we'll q
2 oeatuiful voice ana the fresh, spon-
eaeous quality of her singing com.
pleteiy captivated her listeners. The
enthusiasm displayed when Mr.. Holm
gust appeared, revealed once more
his universal popularity and empha-
eised his position y d Of the lead.
tn9 baaeos Of the country. Louis u.
Rowland. head of Wesley Coliere
Conservatory. vas the accompanist
ana hie work was of the usual mr.
order ana added. much to the eninv.