The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03

precious to her, SO they are stuffed
into the white satin pillows whole.
Then the pillow is bound round with
q gold cord and tied at one corner in
a true lovers knot. The idea is sym
bolic Of the promise for the future. AS
the bridegroom's written expressions
Of love. comfort and devotion support
his bride during the trying service, SO
will the real love and devotion sustain
her throughout life.
sss
DesMoines, Ia, JAM 7.-Wife deser-.
ton was the subject of an hours de-
bate in the lower house of the Iowa
assembly yesterday afternoon. At the
end, by vote of s to IL, it was decid-
ed to commit all wife deserters to the
penitentiary.
What will they do to the women who
desert their husbands? Hang, them?
A Connecticut woman, the mother
Of twenty-seven children, had busy
Saturday last week. After doing her
morning work and getting the children
of to school she eloped with the hired
man. The abandoned husband fol-
lowed them on race horse and at
4:30 that afternoon caught up with
them and at ten minutes to five she re-
ceived his forgiveness and got home
in time to get q late supper and put
the children to bed. The hired man
was taken to Jail for the trouble he
had caused.-Ex.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Fadden and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Mahan have just
returned to their homes in I4arimore
from q trip up into Canada. While
there they purchased two quarter sec
lions of land in the Saskatchewan val
ley, four hundred miles from Winni-
peg. They bring back glowing reports
of that part of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Pugh enter
tanned a large party at cards at their
home in Larimore.
A theater party from Crookston last
evening to see "The College Widow"
composed of the following: DIR. and
Mrs. Spence, Miss Lottie Anglim, Miss
Toehler, Mr.. Winslow and Mr.. Harry
Finch of this city.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. M.
F. Murphy entertained at dinner again
as on Wednesday. The home was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and green. A full seven course din
ner was served and covers We're laid
for one hundred people. Music and
cards formed the amusement of the
evening and the prizes were awarded
to Mrs. William Bulge and Mrs. Will
liam Burr first and second ladies'
prize. Mr.. ]. Walker Smith and Mr.
O. j. Barnes first and second gentle
mems prize. These two entertain
ments given on Wednesday and
Thursday are the most elaborate
given this winter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy have been voted the most
charming and hospitable of host and
hostesses. The Murphy home is one
of the finest in the city and well
suited for such large entertainments.
The ladies assisting Mrs. Murphy
last evening were:
Mrs. George Duis, Tracy Bangs,
James Dinnie and w. H. Burr and
Miss Anna Carroll, Lizzie o. German,
Elizabeth Guinan and Mabel Collins.
The guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes F. Carnathan, j. Valley, w. L.
Wilder, w. K. Nash, ]. G. LeBeau, c. E.
Rand, G. A. Hale, M. J. Cotton, H. M.
Wheeler, A. Abrahason, o. J. Barnes,
E. c. Bates, F. F. Bolton, j. H. Bosard,
w. Bulge, A. W. Grow. George Cliff
ford, Stephen Collins, F. L. Dixon, F.
s. Duggan, F. Feetham, T. B. Holmes,
G. Jacobs, P. ]. Cavanaugh, ]. Nelson
Kelley, R. H. Mccoy, w. H. Kelsey,
Prof. and Mrs. Kennedy, G.. F. Will
liams, w. H. Higham, F. w. Neville, M.
O'Connor, Alvin Robertson,N N. Simmer.
r. R. Smith, ]. Walker Smith, c. 2.
Trepanier, M. Norman, w. B: Wood, H.
Dunlevy, s. s. Titus, R. G. Spriggs, C.
H. Opsahl, c. Dow, G. Nuss, I. R.
Bangs.
Invitations will be out the first of
the week for a Valentine Masquerade
Party" to be given by the young
ladies of the Eastern Star on Febru-
airy fourteenth at the Masonic Tenn
pie. It promises to be quite a bril-
liant function.
Miss Vivian Holmes will spend
Sunday at home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David M. Holmes. She
is teaching at Reynolds. North Da-
kota.
The Lady Elks' card party Thursday
afternoon was small but delightful
affair. Three tables at cards were
played and the prizes were awarded
to Mrs. M. j. Moran first, half dozen
beautiful Haviland china bread and
butter plates and the second hand
some Haviland china bread plate to
Mrs. M. Stanchfield.
Mrs. w. B. Wood and Mrs. w. H.
Kelsey entertained most delightfully."-
at the Kelsey home on South Fifth
street Thursday afternoon. The rooms
were beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion in red and yellow tulips.
When the game of $780," which formed
the amusement for the afternoon, was
ended the prizes were awarded to
Mrs. John Ogren first and Mrs. Her.
bert Num- second. Delicious refresh
ments were served at four o'clock.
The ladies assisting were Mesdames