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

George Wilson, j. D. Parnell, T. E.
Metcalf, II. j. Drake, Geo. A. Kellogg,
r. A. Kelley, A. 1. Cole, Miss Carol
Prescott.
The Snowflake.
come as the symbol of Life in Gath,
Shed from the brink Of yon heaven
change to compassionate dew in a
Breathe on me once-and you find me
Mrs. Ed Quistgard will entertain at
cards Friday afternoon.
Mrs. N. R. Lincoln entertained quite
delightfully."- number. of young peo-
pie from the college, at her home on
Belmont avenue Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent in games and
music, and dainty refreshments
were served. The guests were Messrs.
Hyde, Lier. Halvorson, Often, ,Osker,
christensen, Strand, Stoklie and Miss
Cleveland and Miss Here.
Miss Sarah Bosard and Miss Mar
garet Sullivan spent Sunday in Crooks
ton, the guests of the Misses McKin-
non.
Rev. w. E. Christmas the divine
healer who spent some time in Grand
Forks in the fall, is holding forth this
week at Lisbon, North nor Dakota.
The door is shut; what lies beyond?
may not see, nor know.
Thou of the Past-O, dear and fond!
Go not the way / go. f|
The door is shut and am blind
To star, IL star there be;
The fire of morn lies for beyond;
Lord, hold the light for me.
Virginia Woodward Clond.
(FrOm Thursdays Daily.)
Tomorrow.
There's another day in Gods keeping,
That nightfall will come with its slum-
To silence and Danish each fear.
There's another day just awaiting
WHO knows all the joys it is bringing,
What blessings its granary fills.
Remember, face bravely the conflict
The foe which is threatening today
May retreat with the fall of the dark
And dreams drive them all far away.
There's another day in Gods keeping,
n9aS I'll this arm Sns Is Ropefu
A~a'' me sure COMING MAY 81 s MslVille.
Mrs. H. S. Chase entertained the
members of the Omega Art club
Wednesday at New England O'Clock
dinner. Covers were laid for twelve.
ass
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin E. Mayer of
Larimore were guests in town last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter j. Beltz of Bux-
ton, North Dakota, were guests at the
Dacotah yesterday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Riley ].
Bates, at Wells, Minnesota, a son.
Mrs. Bates was formerly resident
here and a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Bates.
Mr.. Ernest Pasbrig and Miss Louise
Huck were welded today at the home
of the BRIDE
4 Fashion Notes.
In these extravangant days it is pos
sible to put almost any sum in the gar
nishments Of ones simplest frock. II
one is handy with the needle, two
thirds of her trouble is over when It
comes to the establishment Of her
gown, for this is day Of hand en-
broidery. And never was the art Of
needlecraft more generally distributed
in both ample and limited wardrpbes
As much embroidery as one desires
may be- used in good taste. The rich
ness of the work may be EXCHANGED
by here and there introducing thread
of gold.
The keynote Of perfection is express
8sed In the styling Of a. gown when long
line effects are emphasized. "A straight
line from shoulder to hip is one of the
desired points. The Directoire- Prin
cess combination affords ample oppor-
5tunity to carry out fashions dictates
and is perhaps the most favored style
s,of the season. 3 3s} j, Z,
Just where the Empire style ends
Is a difficult problem. To be on the
safe side 1t is perhaps wisest to say
the smart styles combine, In one way
or another. the three distinct modes.
Mrs. r. r. Powell and son Raymond
3of Cando, we're in the city between
trains Tuesday enroute to St Paul to
Join Mr.. Powell, who went east q week
ago. They will visit La Iowa short
time and then go to- California to re-
main the balance OF the winter,
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