The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-18

But this know: II some fne day
s, The iadys not peeress.
Eugene yGeary.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
Bathgate, N. D.. occurred wedding of
note. Miss Marie Anger, one of Bath
gates most popular and prominent
young ladies. was welded to Mr.. Dave
L. Paulin. travelling representative of
the McPherson Fruit company of Win
nipeg. The young couple will make
their home at Brandon, Manitoba.
Mrs. A. A. Westeen has gone to Join
DIR. Westeen in Chicago and they will
visit there some time.
Miss Emma Arnold of Larimore was
the the g. Of friends here Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Abbott of the Carne-
gle library entertained all those who
took part in the entertainment for the
benefit of the library association Mon
day evening at o'clock dinner Tues
day. The affair was delightful one.
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Mrs. 8. e. Arthur Of York. N. D., ar
rived Tuesday evening and will spend
two weeks the guest of her brother,
Mr.. w. H. Alexander Of The Evening
: Times. and her sister. Mrs. Victor
Chaffee
The musicale given by the Ladies' of
the Eastern Star Tuesday to their
members was delightful affair. The
lodge met first in business session and
special dispensation was read to
elect worthy matron to take the
place of Mrs. Charles Ingmundson,
who has goneStO Detroit to make that
her home. The musical program was
then carried out and it was SPLEEN
did one. each number being very we'll
rendered. The next affair the ladies
{ look forward to with interest is the
pink poudre ball" to occur the 25th
of this month. This will be very
pretty event, as the guests are hidden
to appear in pink and as much as pos
sible in the style of I'VE olden time"
with powdered hair and patches on the
cheek.
st. Paul's Guild met in the Episcopal
( church Tuesday afternoon and elected
the following officers for the coming
year: Mrs. Charles H. Robinson, pres
identt Mrs. J. B. Wineman, first vice
president: Mrs. G. G. Jackson, second
vice president; Mrs. H. w. Gibbs, sec
Rotary; Mrs. James Elton, treasurer.
After the election of officers and the
discussion of the work for the COM
ing year, the ladies were invited to
adjourn to the rectory, where de-
l1ghtful social hour was spent and Mrs.
and Miss Burleson served dainty re-.
The annual Easter sale of fancy
goods of st. PauIs Guild. will begin
Saturday morning in George Wilder's
grocery store In the crockery depart
ment. The ladies wish to announce
that besides a magnificent display of
fancy articles they Will have goodly
number of useful things, among them
a lot Of woven rugs. both artistic and
serviceable. The work committee for.
the fancy goods sale is Mrs. f. w. Will
der, Mrs. Schulthies, Mrs. jackson and
Mrs. w. u. Wilder. On the same day,
beginning at o'clock as usual, will
be held the provision sale and the COM
mittee In charge this week will be Mrs.
Peake, Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Nick
olson:
Every woman who motors must give
special care to her face n she would
not have coarse skin after the long
season of outdoor driving. The very.
best cream and astringent is none too
good, and IL she does not know how
to give herself, RoOd MASSAGE mr..
does not care to, she will do well to-
make q practice Of visiting facial
masseuse regularly and often.
see
They all have their troubles even
the Czarina, for with all his terror,
the revolutionary upset Of bureau
cracy at the polls and the ominous
rumOrs Of coming Jewish mAssacres,
the Car. like Nero, finds time for
light and gallant amusement. He has
taken 30 pronounced q fancy bsNIlle.
4 Kouzmtna, the beautiful ballet dancer;
of the Russian Imperial Theatrr, that
the CEarina 10 much distressed. "a
Certain It IL, Mile. Kouzmina has given.
q command performance at TsarsbDe
Sel0 for the Gear, after which he had
"a long and friendly chat with her, at
the conclusion Of which he presented
her With some beautiful flowers, In
which were e l more beautiful Jewel.
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We all desire 1.-THE greatest rood
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