The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-12

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I'll weep for thee tear for tear.
Has Ieye to that soul 50 tender. been
over the surfaces shines A0- ~
thap a slsam ssa g s SSespsr aursd
As false as the dream Of the sleeper,
like love the bright ore is gone.
Has hope like the bird in the story that
WI, fitted from tree to tree.
whfss The fsst sa tfkSsy
On branch after branch alighting. the
gem did she still display,
then wait a The f aip e sens' aWs s'ns'
II thus the young hours have aeeted.
If thus the fair hope hath cheated. Chat
fselns that 9raa ns was dealers SasR
Then child Of misfortune come hither,
I'll weep for thee tear for tear:
Friday evening at Lakota will oc-
cur the annual Knights of Pythias ball
for which elaborate preparations have
been made and there will be number
from this city attend.
Little Dorothy Burke, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Burke of Bath
gate was much improved by the first
operation performed for hip trouble
in Minneapolis, and his parents will
take her there shortly for a second,
which they hope will cure her.
After nearly a quarter OF century's
residence in Lakota, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. kellogg will leave the, city for
Bowling Green, Ohio, to make their.
home for the rest of their days. The
wishes of host of friends will go
with them for future of health and
happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Comings en-
tertained Sunday evening at a six
o'clock dinner that was quite perfect
in all its appointments. The decora-
tons were in, green and white artis-
tically arranged. Covers were laid
for fifteen.
The next meeting of the Thursday
Musical club will be one of unusual
interest and will occur in the even
ing instead of afternoon. All mem
bers are entitled to two cards of adj
mission and admittance will be given
only on presentation of these cards
at the door. Miss Veronica Murphy of
Chicago and Miss Evelyn Murphy of
Woodstock, ILL.,, who are the guests of
Mrs. George Thomas, will be guests
of honor that evening and will con-
tribute to the program. Both ladies
are known here in musical way and
notice Of their appearance heresagain
bring thoughts of a rare musical treat
in store. A reception will be held in
their honor after the completion of the
program. Mrs. ]. e. Cooley, Mrs.
White and Mrs Campbell will have
charge of the frappe bowls The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Miss Evelyn Murphy Miss Ver rns
songs-ta> NY Mother Loves Me'Not
5bjtin Summer Fields. .B Brahms
g. g. III Sandman (violin OBJ. :.
ilsa1 Miss i Morehous Brahms
Andsnte,, sehesze: i1termezze: 1..ns
Miss Veronica Murphy
v'ohn -. Mr.. schefstad se'ee'ea
songs-laa The Lass With the DELI
Is The A Roses Red Norris sas
lc) The Woodpeekers... .Nevin
Miss Morehous
PianO-(a) Two Intermezzi, Opus 118
ibj TWO Hungarian DANCES :.
Miss veionica Murphy rAnms
violin-}a) HUNGARIAN Dance. Brahms
CO. t NJ! sehe1sata s;..''' Brahms
Ri tMds 6nt M Ghopiin
Miss Veronica Murphy
Tomorrow evening the members Of
the Baptist church will give very in
teresting program, for which no
charge will be made at the door, but
at the close a collection will be taken.
The program arranged is as follows.
and will be worth hearing:
Organ Postlude- sE
Duet-"oh. NY Redeemer" : !,
Mrs. Purcell, Miss Miss Mckay 80
solo-Not Ag A. me &, 81 s Christ Danks
the Miss sFaee T fapisr
Msss. ,l Mauds nefg Bs Mss hensy
orsan-"At the Cloister Gate" .Baiwin
Mr.. Henry Carpenter
solo-.I Heard the Voice Of Je Y s,,n
2, Mia; stella i Iuambaridd
Paper-"NedicalM Missions" .......::..
soioso;nslo f Thiank:siyins s Al M!sa
Selection. High School Boys Glee Club
s. sR Ress = 6 ssf s Amssrs %sst
81 The Male F1ift. ", /,
Vanity Is conceded to be womans
special prerogative. and admiration