The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-13
Cupid's Victory.

Cupid's Victory.
(By Pcrrine Lnmbcrt.)
"Ah. Cupid, you are sad" said;
"Perchance you've found u love un-
What circumstance of unkind fate
Can bring this doleful phase to
Then Cupid c!encllcl his littc fist
a. And tiercely struck his chubby knee
oh. some reformers," he replied,
Have been Investigating me-
y widow and IL widower
My every art ana charm discussed:
ana subsequently both agreed
ihat was just Il common trust"
l later met the little elf,
Who cried aloud in roguish fun:
oh. say. ! married those fresh folks
And their Investigations done"
Sage-green is one of the successful
colors just now. Velvet of darker
shade makes very effective trim
ming when the gown material is of
light weight-say a lansdowne to be
made into house dress.
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The Pioneer club dancing party 1.-THE
first of the season) last evening in the
Commercial club rooms was de-
lightful affair and attended by at least
thirty-five couple. The next party
will occur November B. December /
will occur the annual ball, social
event looked forward to by society peo-
pie from various parts of the state AMI
to which invitations are eagerly
sought. This year the members OF the
club intend to make this event one of
more than usual elegance. The decor
ating OF the rooms for the occasion
will be turned over to the ladies and
that alone will be something excep-
tional.
She was a conely young woman and
was dressed faultlessly, but she sur
prisei a group OF observant men when
she suffered: "Wh-wh- wh-re is the
tel-te-te-tel-telegrap of-office?" as she
walked up to the Hotel Dacotah desk.
Funny about that" said physician
near by. II will venture to say that
the average person passes through life
without ever meeting a suffering
woman. There are two reasons for
this First, woman naturally don't
know WHY'S less liable to the disease
Second, If she develops this disease
to cure herself and she succeeds,
whereas careless man, rather than
take the trouble Of cure, will go en-
stammering and suffering to the end
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Miss Leonard, one Of the musical in
structors of the Wesley Conservatory
of Music. will have charge of the train
ing of the Episcopal choir this season
and that in itself promises some good
music from that organization, as Miss
Leonard comes here highly recon-
mended. Tomorrow morning she will
render solo at the morning service.
Vogue has this word for the bru-
nette: With white cloth frock, wear
green plumes; your mirror will show
you the reason why! For blonde,
hat and plumes should be of a green
ish turquoise. and the frcck white.
A particularly pleasant afternoon at
cards was that of the Lady Elks Fri
day afternoon. Five tables were play
ed and there were two rests. Deli
cious refreshments were served, which
by the way will be one of the features
of their afternoons this season. Two
ladies will be appointed at each meet
ing to have charge OF the refreshments
of the next. Yesterday prizes were
won by Mrs. Frank Carnathan, first,
a sterling silver fork, and Miss Ma
loney. second, cut glass pepper and
salt shakers. Three new members
were admitted to the club They were
Mrs. Charles Bartles. Mrs. Esby and
r
be issued the invitations fer the
Pumpkin Pie" party, which occurs
next Friday evening. Cards will be
sent to all Elks. but for the benefit OF
visiting Elks and these who by some
chance might miss their invitation.
notice is given that all Elks are in
vited and are welcome. This party
promises to be pleasant one and will
be no doubt we'll attended.
Mrs. Walter Barclay, of Mimic, and
little daughter Lorraine spent several
days her the first OF the week the
guests OF Mrs. Jas. Naismith.
Miss Nellie Falconer is visiting in
Mimic this week.
Miss Minnie Beaupre goes today to
Granville for quite a lengthy visit
WITH friends.
Mrs. P. v. Allen leaves today for
MinCt, where she will make her home.
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Mrs. W. H. Whitman has returned
from Eric. N. D., where she has been
visiting.
The long-haired furs have not here
tofore been much used in making
coats but this season the vogue for
the loose short coat makes their use
possible and our furriers are making
up lots of them-especially of mink
for the young women, for whom they
are considered very fashionable and to
whom they are very becoming.
Next Wednesday evening the men,
bers of ST. Agnes guild of the Episco-
pal church will hold social at the
residence of Mrs. James Elton. A good
program is being prepared. refresh
ments will be served and home made
candy on sale during the evening.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
Rev. Guy Burleson returned to his
home at Langdon this morning after