The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-20

Four Good Toasts.
we're twirIed, - "Ae'esei
a fig for the cares Of the whirligis
Here's to the bride to be,
Smiling. bright and fair;
Here's to those who would like to be,
Wondering when and where.
Come in the morning. or come in the
Come when you're looked for. or come
without warning.
A Thousand welcomes you'll find here
And the oftener you come here the
more I'll adore you.
Here's to those who'd love us If we
Here's to those whom we'd love If we
Glovemakers must be reaping rich
harvests, for everything, except the
most tailor-made of things has nous
Quetafre gloves as an accompaniment.
Hats. like shirt waists, tone in with
the costume, perhaps bit of color
suggested in suit or waist accentuated
prettily somewhere IN the trimming
of the hat.
So definite is the toning of waist
with the suit that number of three
piece costumes are shown, and pre-
dicted by the great dressmakers of
Paris to be high in favor by spring.
Pale pink-that indescribable rosy
shade hardly more than a tint, but
with more character in 1t than a tint
Is one of the best-liked colOrs.
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Mr.. E. w. Haseltine entertained at
her home on Reeves avenue Tuesday
afternoon. There were fifteen guests.
Finch was the principal amusement
Of the occasion. Dainty refreshments
were served and pleasant afternoon
Is reported by all fortunate enough to
be present.
At Wahpeton, North Dakota, a num-
Der of the leading society ladies' or
ganized 1906 card club. Mrs. H.
Murray entertained the first meeting.
Mrs. H. Yates was awarded first prize
and Mrs. c.. Roger second. Mrs. James
PurdOn and Mrs. William Happier
entertain next.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Pope at Omemee, North Dakota,
will be pleased to learn that their, son,
M. N. Pope has been chosen instructor
In athletics at the Mayville Normal
school.
Thursday evening of this week will
occur the opening of the new Masonic
Temple at Sheldon, North Dakota. A
magnificent banquet has been pre-
pared. A special train will carry
guests from Fargo and vicinity.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ben
nett, at May, Mimi, on Monday, Jan.
9Th, when their daughter, Lillian M,
was united, in marriage to Arthur H.
Thomas, Of Portal, N. D., the Rev.
John w. Dickson of the Saltwater
Congregational church officiating. The
bride wore gown of blue crepe du
chem and carried white roses and was
attended by her sister Eva. Mr.. Wal
ter Mcclure acted as best man. After
short wedding trip the happy couple
will be at home to their many friends
at Portal.
The Masons here are making prep
arations for a most. enjoyable dancing
party Thursday evening.
At the invitation of Merchant An
derson and his estimable wife, about
at Stanley, North Dakota, about fifty
people came together last Friday even
ing in Anderson's hall and enjoyed a
social hop far into the midnight hours.
The young ladies of Park River gave
a delightful dancing party Monday
evening. There were at least one
hundred guests.
Rev. and Mrs. Childs received the
Episcopal choir Tuesday evening.
There were some twenty-five present.
Among the pleasures of the occasion
was an elegant course supper at 1870
o'clock, followed by toasts and an en-
joyable social time-Casselton Re-
porter.
Word received her from Mrs. Victor
M. Kenneyrof New Berlin, Illinois, for
merly of Larimore. North Dakota, says
she is spending the winter in Pass
Christian, Louisiana, with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Booth.
At Lakota the Owl club met few
days ago and elected the following Of
ticers: President. F. A. Raiders:
vice president. D. R. H. Beck; secre-
tary, ]. A. McDougall; treasurer. R. ].
Drake; room committee. F. Ferris.
E. G. Keitzman. one of the promi-
nent farmers in the vicinity of Lakota,
was welded last Wednesday to Miss
Bertha Elizabeth Smith of Mime
apolis.
Every big daily newspaper makes a
regular feature of page after page tell
ing women how to be beautiful. They
are pictured creeping on all tours. ly-
ing fiat on the back with limbs ex-
tended in every position known to cpl
leptics, all to take a pound of fat of
one place and put 1t on another, and
become beautiful. For heavens sake
is 1t SO important that a woman should
be beautiful? Would 1t be waste of
time If the papers told her how to be
useful?-Exchange.
The man who wrote this runs little
teeny-weeney paper out in the western
part of the state somewhere. He seems
to be soured individual, but we will
bet on it with any body that he sits in
the bald headed row at the show every
time.
BISMARCK SOCIETY
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