The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-12

Hi ". kteCOruer-FAAte bleWeIL, James,
town.
G. o. w-Mazie Stevens. Langdon.
G. c. of H.-Alive harrington, Grand
Forks.
g. G. of C.-Katherine Ritchey, Bis
marck.
G. Receiver-Mary Ridley. Fargo.
G. l. W.-Mary Kelley, Grafton.
Committee on Laws-Susan Knee
shaw. Pembina: Ella Hamilton, Coop
erstown: May Ruhberg. Devils Lake.
Finance COmmittee-Anna G. Cru
den, ,LaMoure; Elizabeth Pearce, st.
Thomas; Mary Ellis, Minnewaukan.
The new grand lodge officers elected
are:
Past Grand Chief of Honor-Mrs.
Alice Darlington. Grand Forks.
Grand Chief Of Honor-Mrs. Emma
Zuger. Valley City.
Grand Lady of Honor-Mrs. May
Ruhberg, Devils Lake.
Grand Chief of Ceremonies-Mrs,
May Lynch, Grand Forks.
Grand Recorder-Mrs. Kate Blewett,
Jamestown.
Grand Receiver-Mrs. Mary Ridley,
Fargo.
Grand Usher-Mrs. Mary Kelley,
Grafton.
Grand Outside Watch-Elizabeth
Pierce, st. Thomas.
Grand Inside Watch-Mrs. Frank
Lyman, Cando.
The various towns represented and
the delegates present are:
MiltOn-Laura Elliott.
Golden Rod-Amanda Freese.
Pembina-Gertrude Felson.
Oak-Mabel L. Diesem.
Golden Sheaf-Mary Price.
Hamilton-Agnes Dickey.
Leal-Hattie l.. Carr.
Keystone-Ella N. Beaver.
Blewett-Emma Bigger.
Minot-Emma Cummings.
Prairie-Mary Washburn.
Lakota-Isabel Ferris.
Capital-Julia Stewart.
Grand Forks-Nellie Stewart.
Vera-Annie McVey.
Brinsmade-Mary O'Connell.
Aeina-Alena Halliday.
Valentine-Kate Oslhnd.
Minnie Ferguson.
Olive Branch-Ruth E. Tauson.
Crocus-Bessie Butler.
Buxton-Jennie o. Sorlie.
Loyal-Bertha Laird.
Faithful-Mary N. Clement.
Erie-Elvira Nelson.
acknowledgement Wilder.
st. Thomas-Clara ]. Pearce.
Silver Star-Nellie Quale.
Elk Valley-Mazie Stevens.
Devils Lake-Mrs. T. T. Thorson.
Harmony-Emma McFadden.
Wild Rosemary Gardner.
Cando-Frankie Lyman.
Freyja-Inga Thorlakson.
Grafton-Edith Hutchinson.
Century-Mary Cruchet.
Belvidere-Julia Borderud.
Champion-Carrie Vadnie.
Martin-Mary O'Hara.
Aneta-Martha Ulvig.
Grafton-Mrs. Hutchinson.
Cavalier-Mrs. Stoll.
Larimore-Mrs. r. J. Ferguson.
McLean-Ethel creiman.
The Legend Of the Red Rose.
In earth's enchanted springtime,
When pagan gods held sway
When the dryads danced in the forest
Then Flora, goddess of flowers.
Passed through the joyous world
Adorned by odorous vassals.
Sun-nourished. dew empearled.
Young Cupid saw her roaming;
In mischief near he came;
Shot at her heart an arrow
But the arrow missed its aim.
Not in the heart of Flora
In the heart of a rose it fell;
And the white flower, dyed in bloom,
The red rose loved SO well!
Frances de Wolfe Fenwick in Munsey
The two most recherche functions
given in this city In some time were
the two afternoons at cards by Mrs.
H. NJ Wheeler on Thursday and Friday
at her elegant home on South Fifth
street.
The Wheeler home is one Of the fin
! est in the city and has been recently
remodeled and redecorated, the in
terror especially which is after the
hostess's own ideas presents, very
artistic appearance. Mrs Wheeler be-
Ing noted for her exquisite TASTE On
Thursday afternoon fifty ladies re-
sponded cordially to the invitation and
were seated in the beautiful drawing
room and library at the game of five
hundred. When the game closed
dainty refreshments were served after
which the prizes were awarded. Mrs.
D. v. Moore was the lucky winner of
the first and Mrs. M. F. Murphy the
winner of the second. Mrs. Wheeler
was ably assisted on this afternoon by
Mesdames ]. Nelson Kelley, Frank w.
Wilder, L. T. Searles and her guest
Of honor Mrs 8. F. King Of st. Thomas.
On Friday fifty guests were again
hidden and cards were again the en-