Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-04
! WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

Miss Mary Erickson and Martin
karlstad. both of Hatton were mar
ried In this city yesterday. afternoon.
Inc wedding took place at 3 o'clock at
n Zion Lutheran parsonage and
Rev. Martin Highland performed the
ceremony. The attendants were Miss
n couple will reside in Hatton.
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The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church held 4 very successful sale
thursday afternoon. and evening in
church parlors. A splendid line of ar
ticles was offered for sale and several
very attractive booths were arranged.
one of the most attractive displays Of
dolls ever seen in the city. was shown
at the bazaar: At o'clock a delicious
supper. was served and several hum
dred people were present. Miss
katherine Whiteley. principal Of the
heelmont school entertained a. party
of friends there. in honor of Mrs. w.
IL. Davies of Crookston. The ladies
We're seated at a long table arranged
IN N corner of the dining room and
dainty cards marked the places for
the guests n each one received a
Christmas gifts absolutely free with
No-vary always good) coupons and
certificates or at a very low cost if
you use coupons and money Pick out
your gift at the No"Vary exhibition
p%arlors. opposite Hotel Dacotah-
Adv.
Mrs. Julia Wittelshofer of New
YORK city has arrived in the city to
spend some time visiting friends and
looking after business interests. She
is a former we'll known resident. of
Grand Forks and will be given a corr
diai welcome by her many old friends.
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The city library will have it's usual
story hour Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. The boys and girls attending
the industrial exhibit at the court
house will be the guests Of honor but
all the children in the city are invited.
a special feature will be the Victrola
music. Several cycles of %children's
songs will he sung and other numbers
popular with boys and girls will be
given. The program is as follows:
Glow Worm I~nterlnezzo.
Victor orchestra. played on the
Eictrola.
Uncle Remus stories, told by Helen
Mr.. Terrapin shows his strength.
Mr.. Fox gets into serious business.
Mr. toX and the little rabbits,
Uncle ftenus stories, told by Ruth
Tubbs.
Old Mr.. Rabbit he is a good fisher.
man.
M. Rabbit nibbles up the batter.
How MIR. Rabbit lost his fine tail.
Songs. played OF the v%ictrola.
Euck.coo clock.
song.
The Secret.
Old Chanticleer.
The hungry windmill.
Sung by Elizabeth Wheeler.
IL scare crow.
The acorn.
The burr.
Art Song Cycle
In China.
In Scotland. 81"
In Germany.
Sung by Elsie Baker.
sior!' The Elephants Child" by
A.. Told by Mics EcKnau.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
.enetlan trio, played on the VIC
The junior students of Wesley col
lege conservatory Of music will hold
their regular weekly recital Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the city
A good program has been
arranged and a cordial invitation is
extended to all parents and friends.
The program follows:
COnzonetta .....'. whelpley
Thelna Itystad.
creepy ooHS virgil
Mildred Augustine.
Esther Bathgate.
Song of the Bell ...:... VIRGIL
Kathryn Clifford.
Happy Day Virgil
Ruth Rishoff.
Fairy Fingers Virgil
Donald Watt.
village Chimes ............. Virgil
Ruby Mckenzie.
The Merry Bobolink ...... Krogman
- Laverne Galhfath.
The Fairies Revelry ........ Bath
Laura Nuss.
village Dance .......:.. Pennington
Elsa Rendeke.
water Lilies ............ Ducellc
Nina Larson.
Away to the Fields ....... Eckhardt
Ina Lodmell.
Dance in the Green ......... BONN
Marion Ferguson.
A/es Myiles Helms
Mae Fogel.