The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-01
STATE SOCIETY.
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REYNOLDS Society.

Reynolds Society.
Mrs. T. j. Smith came down from
Grand Forks Thursday night to spend
week with Mrs. B. F. Lavalley.
8. N. Thompson came back from
Roche. ter, lin, Friday morning. He
reports Mrs. Thompson improving
nicely.
Miss Olga Sonstreud entertained a
number of her young friends Saturday
afternoon, in honor of her tenth birth
day.
Miss Mary O'Neill left last night for
New York state where she will spend
her vacation with her parents and
friends.
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. Cannon,
of Grand Forks, preached an excellent
sermon in the M. e. Church. Rev.
Newlove filled Rev. Cannon's pulpit
Sunday.
: Mrs. Caroline Hagen is making prep
arations to spend the summer in her
old home In Norway. She will leave
Friday for Minneapolis, where she will
be Joined by relatives.
Miss Vivian Holmes, who has served
us so faithfully as instructor in the
intermediate department, departed
Saturday morning for her home in
Grand Forks to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Nj.
Holmes.
A farewell party was given in honor
of Professor and Mrs. B. F. McCOmb.
who leave shortly to make their home
elsewhere, at the home of w. ].
Linfoot on Tuesday evening by the
the EpwOrth League. A large num-
Der of friends were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. McComb have made many friends
in this vicinity during their residence
here, all of whom regret very much to
see them go. They have been active
church workers, and took much inter-
est In the Epworth League. Mr.. Nc
Comb being president. Games of var
ious kinds were played, and delicious
lunch was served. They were pre-
scented with a beautiful chair and a
souvenir vase by the members of the
league. We trust that they will be as
well liked in their future home as they
were here.
The following were those present:
The Misses Holmes, Dean, Sonsterud,
Beard, Hilliard, Poster, Healy, Beard,
Erickson, Hostetter, Mauk and Morri-
son, Mrs. N. E.. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. b. Kerfoot, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Reilly and Messrs. Williams, Shear.
Longfellow and Williams.
Bridge Whist.
1t has come! Bridge whist is named
correspondent in divorce suit. An
unfaithful wife has neglected her law
full spouse for the fascinating aud en-
crossing game, and he will not endure
the ignoring longer. Out with the
base intruder on domestic happiness
Let madam pick up her cards and be
gone.-Boston Herald.
Two Recipes.
Raised Rice Mufflns-Melt three
level tablespoonfuls of butter in one
half cup of warm boiled rice, add two
cups of hot milk, one level teaspoon
of salt and let cool until lukewarm,
then add four cups of sifted flour and
0ne-half yeast cake dissolved in one
half cup of lukewarm water. Let rise
over night and in the morning fill
creased gem pans half full; let rise
about twenty minutes or until light
and bake.
Cornucopias-Break one egg in a
bowl, then add an equal quantity of
flour, also an equal quantity of powder
ed sugar. Stir until perfectly smooth.
Grease tin baking sheets and spread
the mixture, a spoonful at time, and
time, and very thin. Be careful it
does not run together. Bake a light
brown in a quick oven. Remove the
cakes from the pans and bend into
shape of a cornucopia. Keep them
warm while shaping or the cake will
harden. Fill with sweetened and
favored whipped cream; chopped nuts
may be added to the cream If preferred.
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