The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-10
Recognition.

me answering VOICES Few.
Darkness articulate Whispered
sienna ssaay.n dsss. :sssdy.
Bewilde.ed ana blinded and cropping.
ventured q, hand
And 10 It was you.
The dreams Of the soul are mighty.
And sometimes they come trlen
dreamed Of faith uninvented,@ i
High-born and splendid;
Precious the prize!
lifted my eyes
And oh, it was you!
OF course, on Thursday evening
when the grand opera, Faust" held
forth at the Metropolitan, Grand Forks
society and indeed prominent society
people from all over the state turned
out en- masse and in full dress, and
seldom, even in much larger cities,
does one see more up-to-date, thor
oughly cosmopolitan looking audience
than on this occasion. Among the
out-of-town people present were:
Governor and Mrs. Sarles, Hills
Loro, Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Thompson,
DIR. and. Mrs. j. Halliday, Mr.. and Mrs..
Hagely, Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham of Reynolds,
Misses Reina M. Hall and Helen
sherer, Larimore; Mrs. ]. H. Har-
Ian, Langdon; Grant s. Hager, st.
Thomas; MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Black.
Langdon, Miss Pessie Patten, Edin-
burg; P. E.. Sandlie, Lakota; A. Fried
man, Larimore; Misses Jennie and
Nellie Caldwell and Winnifred Brooks,
Gilby; Mrs. w. e. Adams, Miss Carrie
Mcmillan and Miss M. Jameson, Han
nah; Mr.. and. Mrs. +. Doyle, Mr.. and
: Mrs. o. A. HAGEN, Larimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Stoltze, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dodge
DeYils Lake; Mrs. WEIGH, Mrs. C. o.
Piatt, Mrs. Sam Watt, Mrs. George M.
Naylor, Larimore; H. G. Springer, G.
A. Springer. T. A. Berg, Mayville;
Representative S. Adams, Perth; o.
M. IverIon, Leeds; Ira Edwards and
H. T. Metcalf. Lakota; Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Prom, Milton.
DR.. and Mrs. Donovan, Rex Lamp
man, Mrs. F. L. -Briden, Neche; @. s.
'Christianson. Reynolds; Miss O'Brien,
Marvel; s. j. Rognlie, Minot; H. e.
Stoskoff, Grafton; Mrs. John Newman,
Michigan; J.N L. Hughes, Larimore;
Mrs. Titus, Mimic; Robert Kellar,
Grafton; Ole Arnegard, Hillsboro; A.
j. Aisenault, st. Thomas; H. c. Hage-
lie, Reynolds; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. F.
Voight, Leeds; Fred Doyle, Leeds;
Mrs. Marshall, Red Lake Falls; Ches-
ter N. Harris, Grafton; San 8. Halls
lett, Red Lake Falls; Frank P. Root,
Lakota; Mr.. Eckanger, Mr.. Tassell,
Grafton; Miss Barneko, Fisher; w. N.
Steele, Rolla; Adjutant General Creel,
Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Rowe, Editor and
Mrs. w. r. Hitchcock, Mrs. Frank M.
Brown, Miss Lolita Anglim, Mrs. w. q.
alocum, Mrs. Van Arnum, Mrs. John
Crawford. Crookston.
Mrs. M. Gillen returned today from
st. Paul and will spend few days
with Mr.. Gillen here before going to
Devils Lake.
Mrs. Robert H. Mccoy entertained
Mrs e. Y. Sarles and Mrs. o. c. Sarles
quite informally at luncheon at her
home Thursday afternoon Cow
ers were laid for eight and the
other guests were Mesdames E.. c.
Cooper, J. d. Bacon and w. B. Wood.
Mrs. 8. s. Titus entertained at
1nnohoon Eridov ,f&arpno,,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. O'Brien returned
this morning to their home in Grafton,
after q two months stay in California.
Mr.. O'Brien informs us that at the
North Dakota annual picnic at Los
Angeles the 28th of February, Grafton
was the best represented town in the
state and Grand Forks came second,
out of list of 500 guests.
Miss Frances Pace will visit for
awhile in Duluth before taking up her
work again in st. Paul.
Mrs. ]. P. Birder and Mrs. J. ].
Dougherty of Park River were in7town
today enroute home from a visit to
Mrs. Dougherty's old home at Waukon,
Iowa.
B. 8. Brjnoldson returned from a
visitato Minneapolis this morning.
A wedding of note recently was that
Of Senator C. I. F. Wagner of Rolla,
N. D., to Miss Algie v. Stewart of Min
neapolis.
i Two very charming little functions
given this week were those of Mrs.
Frank Gilby, who entertained small
companies on Thursday and Friday
afternoon. There were twenty guests
hidden each time. Finch was Played
and the score cards were exquisite
little hand-painted souvenirs, the
work of the clever little hostess her.
self, as we're the favors won by Mrs.
A. I. Hunter and Mrs. D. w. Luke.
They were beautiful little hand-paint.
ed jewel boxes. The daintiest of re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Gi!by
was assisted in receiving Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. r. B. Griffith and
on Friday BY Mrs. Charles Rand
Mrs. w. 8. Weber returned to her
home and business in Park River this
morning, after some weeks in the east
buying spring millinery and ladies'
furnishings.
Mr.. Geo. T. Ross, at one time clerk
in the Great Northern superintendent
Office here and at Larimore. and later