The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-27

Another lady thinking she had the
floor long enough, got up then and
started to answer, when some one
screamed, 'She has been married
twice!" The answer quickly came
back, "And expects to be the third
time" She sat down with blush and
said, "A few Of my friends have given
me away this time"
Then came lot more of red hot
oratory, but finally one meek little
woman got up and said, ut did not
seem unseemly to her to promise to
obey, but could one always love and
honor?" That stumped the society
editor and she withdrew.
The Literary Society at Ardoch
held a very interesting and profitable
meeting at the home of Mrs. William
son last Thursday evening. At the
close Of the literary part of the pro-
gram delicious repast was done am
pie Justice to and all felt they had
spent one of the most pleasant even
ings since the organization of this So
ciety.
The Woman Speaks.
6c 9o b s9a no Love ton me, sir. SO much
Fray love me just q trif1e less
And tell me all about it.
49,. G. G. B.
The news regarding little Dorothy
Burk's condition is not as reassuring
as could be desired. The specialists
confirm the opinion of the local phy-
sicians that she has serious case of
hip disease, which will be learned
with regret by the people of this place.
-Bathpate Pink Paner
The news will be learned with re-
greet by Mr.. and Mrs. Burke's friends
here. Mr.. Burke is we'll known in
Grand Forks, being at one time with
j. H. BOsard in the law business
Invitations are out for a big fox
hunt at Walhalla on the sixth of Feb
ruary.
February 9Th is the date set at Ar
doch for the calico ball. Elaborate
costumes are already in progress.
Grafton Society.
Perhaps one of the most fashionable
little parties of the season at Grafton
occurred last Thursday evening when
Mrs. Reyleck entertained at five hun
dred. Five tables in all were played.
Mrs. Baer captured the first prize, a
handsome piece of cut glass. Follow
ing this very interesting game, tempt
ing refreshments were served and
much enjoyed. 1t was not until late
hour that the guests departed voting
Mrs. Reyleck right royal entertainer.
Mrs. DR.. Ryan entertained her lady
friends at point euchre last Friday af-
ternoon. When the score was counted
it was found that Mrs Grace had vol
the prize, a hat pin holder. After the
prize had been awarded, refreshments
were served and the ladies' departed
with many expressions of pleasure re-
regarding the delightful occasion.
Mr., and Mrs. w. C. Leistikow left
Grafton last Sunday evening for Pas
adena, CAL, where they will remain
for two months. They will make their
home while there at the Maryland
hotel. Their son, Fred, is attending
school at Los Angeles, and will be with
them when his school duties will al
low. The Record hopes they will have
a safe journey and pleasant visit.
Miss Jessie Baer entertained at pro-
gressive euchre last Thursday even
ing. Four tables were played. About
twenty young people were present and
considered it one of the most pleasant
affairs OF the season. Following the
game refreshments were served and a
general social time was endulged ill.,
Aas
Prof. Hall of Grand Forks, held his
first dancing class at this place last
Wednesday evening. Some twenty-five
members assembled in the X. P. hall
and very pleasant evening was
spent. There is every reason to be-
lieve that this class will receive the
hearty support of the young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCabe enter
tanned some twenty of their friends
last Saturday evening, when a few
pleasant hours were spent in playing
five hundred. The scores being count
ed it was found that the prizes had
been captured by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Capser. The lady's prize was a beau
tiful cut glass dish; while the gentle
mans was a library set. After the
game, refreshments was served.
r..l
The regular meeting of the young
lady teachers and their girl friends
was held with Miss Nye last Friday
evening. Each lady brought her fancy
work along and pleasant time was
spent, comparing notes in this inter-
esting work. A number OF amusements
were INDUCED in during the evening;
after which a dainty lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess. The ladies have not
as yet given a name to their society,
but promise to christen it at their
next meeting, which will be held with
Miss Bennett three weeks from last
Friday.
A wedding of note at Bottineau, N.
D., was on Friday evening, when Miss
Alice P. Follis was united in marriage
to Mr.. A. E. Jones of Minot. The we'd
ding occurred at the BRIDES home and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Chas. r. White of the Methodist
church.
The home was prettily decorated in
white roses, Gala and sacred lilies
and smilax. The brides gown was an
exquisite pale blue crepe trimmed in
maid and Mr.. e. Brown acted as best
man. The two little attendants, Miss
Hazel Follfs and Gertrude Maynard, 1
in white carried the ring on a little
silver tray decorated in lilies of the
valley.
Sheldon Progress. Mr. and Mrs.
Villa Finney entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening for their brother,
Burt Ftnney of Bismarck, who is here
for the Masonic ,cereonies. Misses
Saunders and Eastman and MessrS.
Kraft and De la Bere were the other