The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-21

Mr.. John Bridenbaugh leaves this
week for Detroit Lake where he will
join Mrs. Bridenbaugh. who has been
there some time. for a two weeks
outing.
A welcome addition to musical Cir
cles this winter will be Mrs. Stout of
Fargo, who will be one of the instruc-
tors in the musical department of the
new Wesley college. Mrs. Stout's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond of
Fargo, viii also move here when suit
able residence can be obtained.
Mrs. w. F. Winter of Langdon was
q guest in the city enroute home this
morning from the convention of the
Rathbone Sisters at Dickinson, n. d.
She reports most enjoyable trip
especially an excursion given the
visiting delegates into the Bad Lands
Mrs. E. M. Smell goes today to Maple
Lake where she will spend couple
of weeks with her daughter. Mrs. W.
H. Ruggles in their cottage.
Frank Smell and George Carroll
leave tonight for a weeks visit in
Minneapolis.
Miss Minnie Rasmussen. on Reeves
avenue, has been entertaining Miss
May Written and Miss Hazel Walter
of Inkster this week. Miss Written
returned home this morning and Miss
Walter will remain some days longer
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan and Mrs. Ed
Farrell from Langdon were in the
city Friday evening enroute home from
the Rathbone convention at Dickinson.
The Y. w. C. AS excursion down
the river Friday was very enjoyable
affair and good crowd took advant-
age of the occasion to get out of the
heat of the city. Ices were served
and music made the trip an enjoya-
Bile one.
The Earl of Caithness. known as
J. s. Sinclair of Lakota is a guest at
the Dacotah.
Orrin Young is lamenting the loss
of magnificent diamond lost from
its setting in a ring on Friday.
On the evening of August Z at the
Town and Country club. will be given
q dance complimentary to the visiting
tennis players. A delightful evening
is being planned for. The Town and
Country club will leave nothing un-
done to make the visit of the tennis
players, who will gather here from
over the state for the tournament that
begins August Z, delightful stay.
Mrs. James Dinnie returned Fri
day evening from the convention of
the Rathbone Sisters at Dickinson.
Mrs. Lille Ferguson of Winnipeg and
Mrs. Annie Stewart of Winnipeg re-
turned with her and remained over
night. They enjoyed drive over our
city and some of the surrounding
country and expressed themselves as
pleased and surprised with the beauty
of your homes.
Mrs. James Dinnie, past grand chief
of the Order of Rathbone Sisters, re-
ports an interesting and profitable
time at the meeting of the grand
lodge at Dickinson, N. D. The ladies
were royaly entertained; special
train chartered by the Knights of
Pythias from the Northern Pacific and
they were given a trip up into the
Bad Lands, visiting Medora, President
Roosevelt's old stamping ground, Sully
Springs and Glendive, Mont. The Hope,
& Alcott Concert Co. rendered them
a special concert through the courtesy
of the Knights of Pythias at both
Dickinson and Glendive. There was
large attendance from all over the
state. The interest in the Rathbone
Sisters lodge grows steadily in this
state and new candidates are con-
stantly coming in. Next years con-
vention will be held in Grand Forks.
The Secret of Dressing Well.
There is more than one reason for a
badly dressed woman. Generally dow
dfness is laid to the lack of money. but
that Is not true, as the dainty feminine
wage-earners one meets each day can
prove. Good form in clothing is a
matter of detail depending upon taste,
observation and rather complete
knowledge of ones stock of charms. It
Is great advantage to realize ones
too.
The Temperament" Excuse.
Sometimes you hear an excuse for
faults, 1T is my temperament" Do
you not l:3ow that the pervefsions of