The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-20

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Spring Of 1906.
Three little wives went SHOPPING,
All on the selfsame day.
sa, w eaeh a IN di III ens WaS
One little wife wore sealskin.
One spring-wcight gown.
One wore dress of summer.
And all were the talk. Of the town.
Three little wives were shopping.
For each went home at evening
With her pOcketbOOk intact.
But each was quite unhappy.
And knew she looked fright"
For all misjudged the weather.
,s ana none was are Mpo 1ess t Telegram.
The annual sale of fancy goods by
the ladies of st. Paul's Guild will take
place tomorrow at the George Wilder
grocery store.
Mesdames A. ]. Andyke. H. X. Geist,
M. w. Spaulding, Kincaid and N. j.
Nelson went to Crookston this morn
ing to attend the party given this af-
ternoon by Mesdames Milligan and
Lyle.
Just suggestion to the Elks in re-
gard to the ballroom floor: A smooth,
nicely, waxed floor is a pleasure to
dance on. but CLASSY one makes very
hard work of what should be a pleas
ure. and the floor in the Elks lodge
room has reached that stage where one
feels on a strain to keep from slip
ping all during the dance. We would
suggest to the Elks this be remedied
before their next dance.
The first dance of the term will be
given tomorrow evening at the arm
DRY out at the university. The uni
versity orchestra will furnish the
music and, by the way, this orchestra
can hardly be equalled in any of the
schools Of the state. The dance will
be givensunder the auspices of the ath-
letic association, and the proceeds will
go toward defraying the expenses of
that association for this season. Spe-
sial street cars will run back and
forth to carry the guests to and from
the city.
Much relief was felt by the Bosard
family to hear last evening the re-
ports of damage done to the city of
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that with the exception of two light
shocks there no damage has been done.
Their daughter, Mrs ]. Sidle Law
renee. her husband and baby Alice
are in Los Angeles, where Mr.. Law
ION the staff of the Los Angeles Evening
News. No telegram has been received
direct from them. but from friends in
hn ofkxy kn1I{ncr Of tho Cot, ne
all the friends there.
A very pretty and happy event was
the Lady Elks' ball Thursday evening
given in honor of the Elks and their
friends. This was the first party of
the sort attempted by the Lady Elks
and it is needless to say the mascu-
lines hope 1t will not be the last. for
they fully demonstrated their ability
to return to the full measure the many
happy events given by the masculine
contingent Of the Elks in the past sea-
son. To do justice to the occasion the
ladies all wore their prettiest new
gowns and there were some handsome
ones shown in all the dainty summer
tones as we'll as white. Against the
background of the gentlemen in the
conventional black 1t was pretty
scene Halls full orchestra did full
Justice to the occasion with the sweet
est strains of music. The Lady Elks
are to be congratulated on the entire
success of the affair. It. served as a
prominent and fitting opening for the
after Easter social season.
Birth.
I came a moment hack Aa oopo Il,
A woman passed me with a look Of pain
And scarcely was seated, when a man
Rose. silent. from the fireside and
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Grafton Society.
Mrs d. w. Kelley returned home
last Friday morning from Los Ange-
les, Cal. where she spent part Of the
winter.
Mrs. Thos. Grace returned home
last Wednesday morning from Chicago
and other cities. where she has been
visiting with friends. Mr.. Grace will
return about May /. and it Is hoped
much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.sfLeistikow re-
turned home last Sunday from Los
Angeles. Calx where they have spent
several months.
A delightful time was spent last FRI
day evening when the G. r. club met
In the rooms Of the Misses Cloudy. Mes
sci and Oldham. s5
The grand Easter ball, given under
the auspices Of the Grafton Military
band Monday evening. was a great
success. A large number of out-of--
town guests were present and enjoyed
the occasion. Seldom has q more bril-
liant affair taken place in Grafton.
The following named young ladies
and gentlemen compose the GRADUATE
ing class of the Grafton High school,
1906: Jennie Bestul. Florence Blades.
Irene Cops, Anna Dahl, Marjorie
Dickie. Ralph Doherty, Thea Ehri,
Cassie Gilbert. Lizzie Giles. Mabel
Grindy. Josephine Hamsl, Anvil Hedef,
Christine Johnson. Abbie Johnson.
Jessie Mclean. Lillian Omlie. Peter
Olson. Nicholas Rinde. Cora Rodger.
Myrtle stolts. Gertrude Tokvarn
Rev. DR.. Mcdonald left Grafton last
Thursday for New York, where he
will attend the wedding OF his son,
Don, TO a prominent young lady Of
That city. He will be- away some time
visiting several of !. southern states.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
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