The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-08
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Fegan. Remem-
ber. you are cordially invited to at
tend.

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Mrs. Hays entertained the members
OF the Omega Art club today at
o'clock luncheon at the Hotel Dacotah.
me table was prettily decorated in
dark red carnations. Covers were laid
Tor ten guests. After the luncheon the
ladies were ushered to Mrs. Hays ap-
artments where ajdelightful time was
spent in social converse.
There are some charming women
here this morning. Representative
ladies from over the state who are here
to attend the grand lodge of the De-
gree of Honor which is converting in
Odd Fellows hall today and tomorrow.
There are fully fifty-one lodges in the
state represented and there had ar
rived up to the noon hour seventy-five
delegates and visitors. Principal
among the prominent people present
are Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Blewett OF
jamestown. Mrs. Blewett Is grand
recorder of the order and woman
OF charm and great executive ability.
Mrs. Francis" Bergendahl of Ell
lendale and Mrs. Minnie Stearns
OF Lakota are the two prom
inent past grand chiefs here. DIR.
AASASh A. w lin vi Jolu0StOWu Is
other woman of prominence in the
state who takes a great interest in
the work of the order and is present.
DIR. Wink is grand medical examiner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce of st. Thomas
Is great favorite and has been a visi-
tor to our city a number Of times be-
fore. She. comes as one of the COM
mittee on finance. Mrs. Mary Ridley
of Fargo, grand receiver, Mrs. Maggie
Murphy of Neche, grand usher, Mrs
Mary Kelley of Grafton. grand inside
watch, are all here and help to COM
plete an Intellectual and charming
coterie Of women. Today's sessions
will be given over entirely to the vari-
GUS interests of the order. This even
ing after the disqualification of the
work of the local lodge to the
grand lodge. there will be held social
session. Dancing will be INDUCED in
and quite elaborate refreshments will
be served.
We heard number of the ladies ex-
press their great regret at the absence
OF Mrs. Gertrude Boyd, grand outside
watch from Langdon. On account of
illness she is unable to be here.
Providence Is Just. At first glance
one woman will appear to be more
favored than another, but this is not
really 30. The beautiful girl is hard
ly ever vivacious and lively, while in
nine cases out of ten her plain sister
will hold you enraptured by her witty
conversation. The athletic girl will
compel your admiration, but most of
this type are quite out of place in the
ballroom. The learned maiden will
listen attentatiyely to you while you
expound your theories but do not go
to her for sympathy in your hour of
trouble for you will get-left The
girl that is artistically inclined is apt
to dress like trump and sometimes
she's awfully plain looking. The musi-
cal girl, perhaps, hasn't an original
idea outside of her art The self
reliant girl we all SO much admire for
her cleverness, has absolutely no tact
and the sweetly polite. considerate lit
tie thing is a helpless burden on every
ones hands when the time comes for
action of any sort. And so everything
is evened up and every girl has
chance to be admired at some time in
her life.