The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-04

Imagine that law in this day and
quotes.
For woman, lovely woman. hath her
To wear what doth or doth not well
Whether Of wings, hoops, humps or
Or men men folks i' breeches. or furs in
And Blackstone comments on the fact
Makes q great favorite of the Gentler
The Rathbone Sisters and their
friends dance this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Peak have re-
moved from 419 Franklin avenue to 321
North Fifth street to make their home,
Mrs. E. c. Cooper and son Ernest
left Sunday evening for Oak Park,
ILL.,, where they will spend the sum-
mer with friends and relatives.
The various functions Of which
there will be plenty this week
will be those incident to the univer-
sity commencement. There will be
numbers Of out Of town visitors.
Mr.. w. ]. Pierce of Lakota was
visitor here Saturday evening. Mr..
Pierce has sold out his interests in
will in short time leave for San
Francisco to look over the ground with
an idea OF permanently locating there.
Mrs. Pierce and the children will re-
main in Lakota for the present.
Mrs. Alice Darlington will leave on
Wednesday for Montreal where she
goes as delegate from the local
lodge here to the supreme grand lodge
of the Degree of Honor which con-
venes there next week. The other
delegates from this state will he Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Blewett and DR..
Helen Wink of jamestown ana Mrs.
Bergendahl of Glendale, N. D.
Mrs. Frank Carnathan entertained
at her home at 80 North Sixth street
IN Friday, in honor Of Miss Eva III
lott. one Of the brides-to-be, this
week. The decorations Of the home
for the occasion were carried out in
pink and white scheme in hearts
that was very effective. The luncheon
decorations were In the same colOrs.
A delightful afternoon was spent at
cards at which Mrs. w. H. Alexander
won the highest score and was award
ed first prize and the guest prize was
awarded to Miss Elliott.
Mr.. Theodore Elton and his brother
James will return home to spend the
summer holiday with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Elton on Belmont
avenue, some time the last of the
month. 1t will be gratifying to their
friends to know that they have very
successfully passed the examinations
of their respective schools, Theodore
at the law school In Washington and
James at the theological seminary.
After we'll earned vacation they will
decide on their future locations.
The Thursday Musicale program to
be given at the Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening is being looked
eagerly forward to by music lovers.
Some unusual out-of-town talent will
be here to contribute to the program
the principal being Mr.. Norman b.
Black of st. Paul, who possesses
magnificent baritone voice, and will
render some solos. Miss Jane Smith.
the pipe organist from Oberlin, Ohio.
will also be great attraction, and
will give some pisno as we'll as organ
solos. There are some other good at
fractions on the program as we'll and
q splendid musical evening is prom
Used.
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Mrs. James H. Bosard arrived nome
Saturday morning after an absence OF
eight months. The greater part OF
the winter was spent In Los Angeles,
Cal, with her daughter, Mrs. J. Side
Lawrence. In March she came on to
Missouri. Mont, where she was the
guest of her daughter and son-in-law,
Captain and Mrs. Charles Farswortn,
who are stationed at Fort Missouri.
On her way home she spent a week
at Minot with her son Robert and mis-