The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is. 1906

guests leaning tu0f way kSAU 2 hight
supper was served. Each guest then
wrote their names In the wedding
guest book and the company returned
Williams many happy returns Of the
day. 4 ~
Theodore Williams was born In
Mentor. Ohio, May is, 1880; on Dec.
Is, 1856, he married Esther Anna
Clark OF Prairie Road, Mich. To this
union six children were born, three
Of whom are still living. Immediate
ly after their marriage they removed
to Iowa. where they lived for three
years. then they returned to Michi-
gan. where they lived until "a years
ago, when they came to the vicinity
of Hunter, where they now reside
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are among
the Oldest citizens of Hunter, and this
gathering was but token OF the love
and esteem in which they are held
by the people of Hunter.
SIS 5Ss
The Wings Of the Evening.
are vanished
(And their tale al parchment up
From thee We're the wings OF the norm /
ing, that bore me 81
y
But now that the Sorrows have dark
ened around me.
The pageant banners all turled.
And fold me away from the world!
A very pretty wedding occurred at
Bismarck Thursday evening when
Nylan G. Ward and Miss Elinor Lo-
gan were united in marriage. They
are both prominent young Bismarck
people,
A literary and debating society has
been organized at Hannah. and the
officers are:
President ]. A. Boyd.
Vice President-W. e. DeLong.
Secretary Joseph Catherwooi.
Treasurer-Miss Stella Balfour.
Committee ~ Miss Anna Mclean.
Rev. A. Hayes, E. p: Thulin.
A six o'clock dinner was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Coun
tryman on Friday evening in honor of
DR.. and Mrs. w. Y. Cory who are
soon to leaye Hannah. Covers we're
laid for nine and delightful social
function it proved The evening was
pleasantly spent with instrumental
selections and whist--Hannah Moon
Mrs. w. H. Bates will entertain a
Mothers Party Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Michel Howe entertained at
dinner Sunday evening. Covers were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Quistgard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenmaker and Miss Margaret
Sullivan. The table decorations were
red and white carnations.
Tomorrow evening the Foresters OF.
this city will entertain the lady and
gentlemen Foresters from the East
Side at banquet and ball in their
lodge rooms. Elaborate preparations
have been made and a royal good time
Is expected.
. tFrom Tue.day's Daily0
What mI IL y your fortune. my pretty
my face is my fortune. sir" she said
Then / { g cant y marry YOU. my pretty
Nobody asked you. sir" she said.
Mrs. Francis Sullivan Of East Grand
Forks entertained delightful dinner
party at her home on North Second
street Monday. Covers were laid for
sixteen guests, all the appointments
were perfect and in elegant taste.
After the dinner pleasant evening
was spent at cards. the head prize
being awarded to Mrs. Margaret O'Lea-
ry and Mr.. Hogan and the second prize
being awarded to Mrs. Josie Sullivan
and Mr.. Earl Lynch. Among the
guests were Miss Margaret O'Leary,
Eta Mccullough, Belle Read, Yerda.
Geise, Josie Williams, Messrs. Leslie
Sullivan, Will Hogan, Carl Lynch, Ed
McHugh, Sandy Mcdonald, Hugh Nc
Elroy. Miss Sullivan. The hostess was
ably assisted by Mesdames Sullivan.
Geise and Dunlevy:
A London exchange says celluloid
heels are the latest fad on ladies,
shoes. They are very light in weight
and comfortable to wear.
Joseph Robinson, the popular Great
Northern engineer who was severely
injured in a wreck, is improving slow
ly.
Betty's Twilight Chat.
The best cure for morbid nerves is
visit with nature, in carriage or
on foot, where the cobwebs can he
blown out of the brain by the wind
and fresh air, and the eyes gladdeneGf 4
by the sight of the beautiful world.
In my last mail found five letters
OF woe from as many nerve-wrecked
women, all seeking a remedy, and
evidently unaware that it lies at their
very threshold.
have talked considerably, of late.
about the common sense methods of
cure used at sanatoriums; it is be-
cause | have only just been made ac-
qua1nted with them and have not ceas-
ed to wonder at their popularity. IT.
has become the fashion for men and
women of means to enroll themselves
among the guests at these resorts.
when they find that irregular living
impaired their ability to sleep and
otherwise repair the ravages Of time. +,
The novelty of being compelled to live
by rule appeals to them and they take
medicine in holiday spirit.
There are two great classes of wo- &
men-those who do not get outdoors
as often as they should, and those
whose gadding propensities interfere
WIN duty The small intermediate
class lives nationally. performing nee
essary tasks at proper times and re-
taxing their nerves by rational exer-
else. They are seldom i'll in body. and
never low in spirits and are altogether
nice to live with. They will tell, Won
that household duties or the work bV
which they earn living koano tho