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

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brides father. Miss Orchards gown
was a cream crepe de chene over taft
feta. She was attended by Miss
Gladys Taylor and the groom was at
tended by Mr.. Welland Orchard,
brother Of the bride. The home was
handsomely decorated for the occa-
/ sion with palms, evergreens and Quan-
titles of cut Aowers.
The bride and groom are both we'll
known and loved by everyone in Far
go, where they have been reared, and
hosts of friends wish them long life
of happiness.
Saturday evening the Young Wo-
mems Christian association will enter
tain at their rooms at social. Mrs.
A. G. Leonard will give talk on
Beautiful California" The evening
will be one of profit and pleasure and
all the ladies are cordially invited to
attend
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Alexander en-
tertained quite large party at the
skating rink last evening. Refresh
ments at Geists' followed afterward.
Mrs. J. E Cooley received letter
a few days ago from Mrs. Russell
Harding in New York, saying she was
just recovering from two months
illness with pneumonia. The Hardings
are domiciled at the Lorraine" on
Fifth avenue, New York. Mr.. Harding
used to be division superintendent of
the Dakota division of the Great
Northern here. His rise in railroad
circles was phenomenal, his last pro-
motion being from the presidency of
Pierre Marquette to that of the Erie.
1t was rumored in st. Louis he had
resigned from this and after Euro
pean trip with Mrs. Harding, moved
later into business for himself This
rumor though has not been confirmed
here.
(FrOln Fridays Dnily.)
The Sun Is Shining.
Hate. like shadow on the SKY,
But love is light that from on high
Grief. that is night upon the mind.
While Gods eternal day behind
CLOVIS on in glory.
Around the rosy lips of dawn
And through their pearly portals
From it the white and ghost-like mist
1S OuWdTQ QTlVGIlt
Through riffs Is seen like amethyst
The face Of heaven.
Look up, my heart, the storm is past;
The rain of sorrow
Has ceased. The skies, though yet
DER cast,
Like smiles through tears, the drench-
ed sunbeams
On raindrops glisten,
The birds are dreaming vocal dreams,
Look up, and listen.
There's happiness enough to spare
For all, my dearie;
Enough so that the load we bear
Seems not so weary.
Around the temples of our hope
Are roses tWining;
And where the gates of morning ope
The sun is shining sg: j. L. Edgerton.
Our vanity fell down three flights of
stairs and had to be picked up in
basket this morning. The reason was
we have had lots of lady callers late
ly and were really beginning to feel
threatened with popularity when we
made discovery. We have a cozy
little Office, but some way it reminds
us of hole gnawed in big cheese
by little mouse. That is, we are in
close proximity to the "big cheese"
A broad door is between us and the
editorial staff. We noticed various of
the ladies peeping In there, but 1t
never really dawned on us why we
were SO popular until one lady caller
today peeped in and said, where are
all those handsome men the other
ladies have been telling me about"
At Ardoch Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy en-
tertained large company of friends
at cards. Progressive pedro was the
game and the prizes were unique and
handsome.
Announcement is made of the ap-
preaching marriage of Mr.. T. P. Nc
Cornell to Miss Margaret Flannery.
The wedding will occur in st. Paul
this week. Mr.. Mcconnell is claim
agent for the Great Northern Railroad
and is very popular. The bride-to-be
has recently arrived from Dublin, Ire
land, and is a charming young lady,
They were sweethearts across the
water.
A movement on foot in Duluth to
establish Woman's Suffrage organ
ization ELECTS the following from the
editor Of the Duluth Evening Herald:
Well is a good subject for discus
sion, and it's agitation can harm no one.
The Herald has heretofore taken the
clearly apparent that woman wants to
vote; that she wants to vote very bad
~ and will insist upon knowing the
reason why If she cannot: that the de-
and is waiting active opposition on the
part of womankind; there will be then
just one thing for man to do. AS usu-
al, when confronted by clearly de-
fined wish from the so-called weaker
sex, he will bow to the inevitable, and
Continuing, he adds:
To others, who know the influence,
It will be quite clear, perhaps, that it
listing political ills.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hager are visit
ing in the city.
Miss Lettie Thompson of Larimore
will be the guest of friends in town
for two weeks.
Silver Wedding.
A very pleasant affair took place on
the evening of Dec. ~, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Road Jorgenson, of Mar
tin township, the occasion being their
silver wedding and came as surprise
from their friends and neighbors. Mr..
Ole j. Uggerud acted as master of
ceremonies and presented the couple
with a handsome silver tea set. There
were brief speeches by Hon. Ole Rod
and Pat Mulloy, Mr.. Jorgensen re-
spending. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in a social way and
|. a bOuntiful supper was provided by
Mrs. Jorgensen. The guests remained
until IL O'clOck.-Grafton Times.