The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-03
Love, Dost Thou Smile?

I've. dost thou smilc-believing thou
s. shalt CHEAT
ne triforr Fatcs because thou art SO
Fl sweet?
ny beauty which delights and makes
all surely surely as tho rose of autumn fade.
nd pain and grief shall find thee. and
And thou shalt know neglect and
friendship hollow;
I'd at the last. pale hope. thy light OF
Shall bring theo to a goal where none
will follow.
I'VE. dost thou wesp-ln all the sor-
lou the one only thing OF perfect
worth?
or. thou a art 0r rich defenceiess se' t%eu
art strong:
ION thy altar perpetual fire
heavens high portal;
lou qulckenest. from evil. pure desire,
Triumphant In defeat. In death i'm
Florence carlo Coates.
The Goal Thou seekest.
lie moving fingor writes, and. having
owes on: nor all your piety nor wit
Or all your tears wash out q word OF 1t
Omar khayyam.
At Wahpeton Jacob Lawrence Of the
,irview farm and Miss Rosa Heffner
Mooreton. we're united in marriage
st. Adelbert's church last Wednes-
". The brides dress was white
I'd beautifully trimmed in point
CO. The bridesmaids we're Miss
ma Heffner and Miss Jessie Law
.nce, and the groom's brother. John
awrence and Mr.. Fred Heffner
ere best men. The marriage cere-
ony was performed by Rev. Father
adusek. After the ceremony the
tidal, party were entertained at the
)me of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Jurgens,
here a most elaborate wedding lunch
IN was served.
After visit with relatives at Spen-
sr. Iowa. the young couple will make
leir home at Fairview Farm.
At Lakota. North Dakota, Wednesday
.ternoon the hospitable home of Mr..
nd Mrs. r. p. Root was the scene Of
ne of the most enjoyable afternoon
motions given the past winter.
Games were played and dainty re-
'eshments were served and the guests
ere: Mesdames P. j. Hen essy, H.
i. Hennessy. H. o. DISCARD. r. H.
eek, j. ID. Parnell, A. M. Beveridge.
orion, M. G. Buckley. G. w. Turner.
f. c. Scott, H. A. Allen. F. A. Kelley.
rank Pierce, c. C. McCiue, w. C. hag-
sr, G. l.. Barrett, L. H. Alderman, Il.
". Kent. j. M. G. McMaster, Geo. Will
On, P. La Tourette; Misses Runnels,
dam and TidbalI
At Lakota the members of the
nights of Pythias lodge have the ar
angements for the annual ball to be
iven on Friday evening, March 16.
1ell under way. Halls orchestra If
trand Forks has been engaged and
very arrangement will be completed
. make the evening an enjoyment one.
f A brilliant social junction at Lakota
asst week was the annual banquet and
all Of the Owl club. 1t was held IN
he goth anniversary of the clubs ex-
stence. The guests were: Messrs.
md Mesdames S. A. Florcn. +. P. Root.
g. H. Beck, Il. A. Kelley. Fred Ferris.
;. E. Sheets. 4. Il. Metcalf, Frank Bina.
3. C. Serns. Jonas Void, w. G. Hagler,
J. Thai. A. M. Beveridge, F. C. Schaible,
4. G. Buckley. c. w. Turney, H. Nj.
hutchinson; Mrs. w. ID. Prescott;
Kisses Carol Prescott, Birdie Ferris.
lnna Dougherty. Katherine Sterrett,
itta Derrig, Minnie Hennessy, Mamie
detcalf. Marion McMaster, Hazel Nc
faster. Mary Buck, Frank Sheets,
serniece Rundell, Mabel Rundell. Alice
'heets, Ethel Fairchilds, Alice Ster-
ing.
Messrs. j. M. c. McMaster. Harry
:. Metcalf, Thomas J. Baird, H. X.
'tearns. X. C. Nelson. Ing. Void, Chas
'erris. ]. Austin, G. Il. job nson. Elmer
detcalf. John Peterson, w. A. Nc
Iugh, Eddie Sandlie, A. NJ Gagen.
Will Hennessy. James Baird.
zee
At Wahpeton the Utopian Card club
vas entertained Monday by Mr.. and
FRS. A. e. Weber at their home onn 4th
treet. After refreshments were
erved the ladies' head prize was
warded to Mrs. G. w. Wichman, Mr..
v. A. Farnsworth winning the gentle
aan's head prize. Mrs. w. A. Farms
7orth secured the consolation prize.
sss
On Thursday, March 9Th at Wahpe-
on,at high noon Mr.. Arthur Warren
f the Warren farm. and Miss Lenora
IcElfresh will be united in marriage.
1r. Warren is the son of F. w. Warren
nd Miss McElfresh is the sister Of
frs. Warren.
At Mayville one o'clock luncheon
vas given by Mrs. M. l.. Elken and
1iss Ida Halvorson last Saturday af-
ernoon at the Elken home. The in
tied guests were the lady members of
he city and normal school faculties,
he wives of the male members, and
he wives of the city clergymen. The
u1cheon was served in five courses.
he decoration, place cards and gen.
raj color scheme were in red, white
nd blue, the American flag being
Red, white and blue car
lations were used and much admired
or their beauty and rarity in that
of colors.
Ash Wednesday which marked the
eginning of the Lenten season. closed
ne of the most successful and bril-
liant social seasons Grand Forks has
yer experienced. The Metropolitan
heater has had q successful season
nd has booked some first class shows
0 which society in general has turned
ut. The Elks have done themselves
roud In their balls and entertain