The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13

Mr.. Kidder carrying off the consola-
ton prize. The next regular meeting
will be held at-the home of Mr. and
Mrs. c. F. Hamilton, Monday evening,
January %.
Litchville Society.
Miss May Rich returned to her home.
in Detroit, Mimi, today, after spending
a week visiting in the city with her
brother, c. l.. Rich and family. Miss
Rich is very talented musician be-
sides being most charming young
lady whom 1t is pleasure to meet.
Mrs. G. L. Rich very pleasantly en-
tertained party of ladies from I'M
til last Thursday afternoon in honor
of her mother, Mrs. A. L. Lowry. In
the evening the young people were in
vited to meet her sister, Miss Ina
Lowry. Amusements of various sorts
were provided and refreshments were
served. Both occasions proved to be
very enjoyable affairs
McHenry Society.
A party was given at the opera
house Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Neimeyer in honor of the
formers sister, Miss Emma Ledebur,
who is here visiting her brother the
cashier of the First State bank The
evening was spent in meriment and all
report a very pleasant time.
Mrs. J.'F. Doughfman gave birth
day party to her eldest daughter Miss
Mable last Saturday it being the young
lady's eleventh birthday. A large
party of young folks were present and
all enjoyed very happy time, and de-
no ysch;r at,
more pleasant birthdays
Bathgate Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Halle entertained
number of their friends on Friday
evening, Mr.. Halls sister Mrs. Wan
less, being the guest of honor Pro-
gresive euchre formed the principal
amusement in which Mrs 1. H. Harris,
Prof. Tucker and F. w. Reynolds dem
onstrated their superiority by tieing
on the high score. The last mentioned
farther demonstrated his superiority
by cutting the high card in deciding
the tie. A tasty and unique lunch was
served at tables, which was appreci-
ated by all Social discourse and a
happy time all around made the even
In memorable one to those present
Miss Enid Wilson returned from her
trip to the twin cities and Hastings
| on Sunday. Besides visiting with rel
atives she met the Harmons, Robin
sons and other old Bathgate friends,
| now residents of the twin cities and
also visited with the Corys at Grand
Forks onder return trip.
| (From Mondays Dnily.D
The Woman's Part.
His the, adventure and the conflict
The joy Of war, the struggle with the
Hers the sad portion but to weep for
And W, watch, and watch. and wait
Charles Hanson Towne.
The Minneapolis Tribune is making
a speciality of half-tone cuts of chill
dren's pictures. In their Sunday is
sue is beautiful one of little Edith
Lamming of this city, perfect cherub
of face. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Lamming of 61O
Cottonwood street. Her father is one
of the popular postal clerks.
| Company L gave their eighth annual
military ball at Hillsboro Friday even
Ing and ut was an elaborate affair.
AAoA1ldo y. NNdLupUell returned last
evening from Perth. Ontario. where
he has been visiting his parents.
/! Mrs. Harry G. Hazelitt entertained
number of the young people Of
! Sarles at party given last Thursday
evening in honor of her sister, Miss
| Stuart.
A social gathering took place at the
E. A. McCay home at Munich, on Tues
day evening in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Katie Mckay of Langdon,
who is visiting there with her parents.
A New Years night party, attended
| by upwards of twenty-five of the
young folks of Langdon, was given
Monday evening by Miss Alma Bleak,
ley, in honor of her friend, Miss Vivian
ALERT, who returns this week to the.
Valley City state normal school after
spending the holidays there.
Two of the most popular young
people in this part of the county, Mr..
John o. Gullickson of York and Miss
Ida Strand of Beaver township. were
united in marriage Tuesday, Decem-.
ber- rs, at Devils Lake, Rev. James
Austin of the Presbyterian church of
Hannah officiating. Miss Rachel
Thompson was bridesmaid and Mr..
Henry Strand. brother of the bride,
groomsnan.- Leeds News.
Mrs. s. B. Warner gave party for
Miss Mildred Nelson Tuesday evening
at her home at Park River. About
thirty We're present to spend the even
Ing and a very enjoyable time was had
by all. Mrs. Warner was assisted on
the occasion by Miss Irene Farup ahd
Willie Warner. &
Miss Alice Crandall gave a Sleigh
riding party to, dozen Michisaa
young people on New Years eve. The
entire company assembled at the hos
pitable board of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Smart and made merry over dainty
supper. The affair was voted unani-
mously an unqualified success.
On Christmas night in the /. o. q. r;
hall at Hunter, N. D., occurred the
first golden wedding ever celebrated
in this village. The bride and groom
/ were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Williams.
aged respectively rs and 81 years.
The celebration was planned by Mrs.
&C. r. Schnell and Mrs Il. DuttOn, and
was q complete surprise to the elder
ly couple, whose first intimation Of the
4 event was the arrival OF the carriage
sent to take them to the hall. After
an address by Rev. Murchison ana the
presentation OF many beautiful and