The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-15

Mr. and Mrs J. W. Tremain, Sr.,
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Roy Mutchler and family.
On Friday evening a splendid
farewell reception was given to Mrs.
l. Elenbaas at the home of r. Have
man. The home was beautifully
decorated in pink and white, and
about fifty young people We're pres
ent A very delightful evening was
spent with games and the guests
departed at late hour. Mrs. Elem
baas will make her future home in
Everson where Mr.. Elenbaas owns
a garage.
The Ladies' Musical Club will
meet April % at the home of Mrs.
George Carlson and will give the
following program: Vocal selection
from Carrie Jacobs Bond. Mrs. Carl
son: Discussion on Carrie Jacobs
Bond; Sketch on Jessie Gaynor, Miss
Hanover; Vocal solo from Jessie
Gaynor. Miss Caroline Cole; Vocal
duet. 1.-The Charm of Spring Mrs.
Salter. Miss Gilliland and Mrs. L.
C Wright; Sketch on Mrs. Salter,
Nellie Cakes: Vocal solo from Mrs.
Salter. Miss Tucker
The marriage of Miss Ruth
Emma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. McSorley and Charles H. Albada
was solemnized Wednesday morning
at nine o'clock at st. Joseph's
| church. the Rev. Father Ryan of
Sumas officiating. The church al
Tar was beautifully decorated with
lilacs and apple blossoms.
The bride wore a handsome gown
of white silk, and a long white veil,
caught up with apple blossoms. She
carried a boquet of narcissus.
Mrs. oliver Ehle acted as natron
of honor and Albert McSorley as
best man. Little Irene McSorley
| carried the ring in the heart of
Gala lily. Following the ceremony,
reception was held at the McSor-
ley home for the many friends Of
the bride and groom. The residence
was also attractively decorated with
spring flowers Out of town guests
were Mrs. B. S. Smith of Seattle
and Miss Grace Rembaugh of Dem
ing. Following a wedding trip to
Seattle. the young couple will be at
home on East Front Street.
The rollicking comedy. THE
Country Kid" produced by home
talent. IS scheduled for tonight Ill
Jamieson's Opera House.
The music will be furnished by
Heuns five piece orchestra. compos-
ed of Mrs Heun. violin; Kenneth
Heun, piano; Ernest Jacobs. cornet;
DR.. Wood. clarinet; and Ellie Ire
main. traps:
The following is the cast
CAST OF CHARACTERS
COUNTRY KID-George Frick
CHICK-Caroline Cole
CITY LADY-Bessie Biehler
MARIA-Lucy Austin
ZEBEN-Mark Hammond
FRANK BLANDON-John Bay
TOM CUNNINGHAM-John Wolfe
BILL TAYLOR-Wilder Jones
SHERIFF-Paul Johansen
Director-Mrs. d. Mulder
Business Manager-Bessie Frick
Stage Manager-Paul Johansen
SYNOPSIS
All L
Scene Country Home.
ACT ii
Scene Frank Blandon's City
Home.
Scene Country Road.
Scene 3-Interior Country Home.
ACT III
Scene Exterior of Old Powder
Mill.
Scene Country Road
Scene 3-EXterior Country Home.
The proceeds will go to the piano
fund. Reserved seat tickets are Oh
sale at the City Drug Store.
Under the auspices of the Ladies
Music club Miss Hildur Leyida Lind
gren, soprano. assisted by Mrs. lrV-
ing j. Cross. accompanist. and Mrs.
Reuben Wells-Smith, reader, will
give recital at Jamjeson's Hall on
Tuesday evening, April 27th. Since
these three ladies are among Bel
linghams finest artists, the pro-
gram will no doubt be one If the
most interesting and enjoyable ever
given here. Miss Lindgren needs
no Introduction to Lynden people,
having appeared here on New Years
eve as SOlblSL With the SNeuiSn MD e
Chorus of Bellingham. AT that
time she sang her way into the ia
vor of all who heard her, and it is
expected that host of admirers
will be present to again greet her
at the coming recital. Mss Lind
gren received most of her musical
education in America, but also
spent two years in Munich. Germ
any, where she studied under the
most competent masters. both in
voice and repertoire. Since coming
to the coast she has appeared with
great success in song recitals at
Spokane, Seattle. Tacoma. Everett,
| Mt. Vernon, and Bellingham, ana
expects, on her way east shortly, 10
give recitals in Denver. Colorado
| Springs. Kansas City, Minneapolis,
and other Eastern cities. The work
of Mrs Cross, as accompanist. IS
also we'll known in Lynden. and her
excellent rendition of the accompan-
iments will be an added enjoyment
10 the program. Mrs. Reuben Wells
/ Smith is a new artist to Lynden
people, but, as she is one of the fin
est readers on the coast, her part
| in the coming recital Will no doubt
i be anticipated with great interest.
The program in full will be printed
In next weeks Tribune.