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

give one there each year. A special
car will carry the members and their
friends back and forth and cordial
Invitation is extended them all to at
tend An invitation is especially ex-
tended to the alumni of the u. N. D.
Mrs. Harry Burton leaves on Monday
for week at Maple Lake getting the
summer cottages ready for occupancy.
The BurtOns have two cottages at the
lake. One Gray Gables" has been
rented for the summer to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hall and family, who will 70
over June first.
When "a young woman parts her hair
down the back of the head in prepar-
alton for an around the-head- arrange
ment Of the hair, let me caution her to
get the part directly In the center. A
one-sided part at that point is not the
c0quetttsh touch 1t Is when over the
face. Some girls never use hand
glass. but 1t Is as essential as the
large mirror.
Announcement is made here of the
birth Of son to Mr.. and Mrs. James
McAllister Of Spray, N. c. The young
man has been christened James Shur-
bal McAllister. Mrs. McAllister will
be remembered as Miss Lou Booth
Kenney. formerly a prominent Larf-
more girl and we'll known here. where
she has frequently visited.
We are In receipt Of an entertaining
letter from DR.. Warren Kenney from
San Francisco. He writes interesting
ly of the terrible experience gone
through during the earthquake. He
came out unframed and reports him
self we'll and happy but working hard
In the U. 8. hospital. where he is sta
toned.
1t is not necessary to wear leather
cap when motoring or even cloth
one, for there are many charming
little toques of erin and straw that fit
80 cutely and snugly to the head they
seem almost part of it. With them
the marcel wave seems the softest
arrangement of the hair.
What is the matter with your Grand
Forks girls. they seem so behind the
times" says an observing young east
ern man to us today. Why so? we
answer rather resenting that. such
remark should be made of our own
charming girls. Why. says the wise
man. I have been here three days and
have not seen girl on the street
with her hair marcelled in the new
way the eastern women are wearing
their. 1t Is so pretty and becoming,
too.
At the Sacred Heart church In East
Grand Forks tomorrow evening there
will be some especially good music.
Miss Prendergast Of Winnipeg, who
Is gifted with splendid soprano voice.
will render "Thy Will Be Done" The
quartet choir will sing Come Unto
Me-" The vespers at the Sacred Heart
church are being unusually we'll at
tended of late. The choir comprises
some of the best musical talent on
either side of the river and are we'll
worth hearing. The new affairs put
in before Easter are being much adj
mired. They are considered the rich
est in any of the Catholic churches this
isde of the twin cities.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of another of Grand Forks most popu-
lar young ladies'. Miss Catherine
Louise Potter, daughter of Mrs. Mary
]. Potter to Oscar Arnold Quercher Of
Berwick, N. D. The wedding will oc-
cur on Wednesday the 9th day of June
at $3.50 o'clock at st. Michael's Catho-
lie church in this city A wedding
breakfast will Immediately follow the
ceremony. After the 18th of July the
young people will be at home at Ber-
wick where the groom is prominent
druggist. Many friends will extend
congratulations.
A convention fraught with the great
est interests to the A. o. U. w. and the
Degree of Honor lodges was the an
nual convention of the grand lodge Of
the degree of honor auxiliary to the
| A. o. U. w. Tuesday and Wednesday
were the days and delegates came
from all parts Of the state. There
were at least seventy-five ladies pres
ent from out Of town besides being
good attendance of our local lodge.
Seldom does not meet a more cultured
and charming lot Of women and this