The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-03
MRS. a. F. PACE. Society Editor

table. The evening ended with heart
hunt and everyone said good night
with the feeling that the evening had
indeed been an ENJOYABLE one.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. schwalen Of Web
ster, delightfully."- entertained at pro-
gressive pedro last Monday evening.
-Four tables were played. Mrs. Walker
and Mr.. Thwing won the head prizes
while Mr.. Bonnet and Mrs. Thwing
were awarded the BOBBY honors. At
half past eleven a dainty luncheon was
served.
Arrangements are being made to
give an entertainment for the benefit
of the library fund some time in early
April.
Woman's Love.
Love was nun all CARRIED in gray.
Who walked alone, apart,
with smileless lips that moved to pray.
Loye was a king who CHANGED to pass
on iightsome quest intent;
He followed DER the untrod grass
me quiet way she went.
His warm eyes held her for an hour
NJ In that dear garden plot;
The kiss, the token and the flower
Only the king forgot;
In East Grand Forks Mr.. and Mrs. r
Tester. Sr. entertained party at
cards. Miss Maggie Hart captured the
head prize, and Miss Bertena Flad-
hammer the consolation. A splendid
supper was served and the guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames She'll and Nick
Hartland. Misses Violet Forkey, Mag
gle, Mary and Lottie Hart, Bertha
F'ladhammer, Sofia and Nora Tessier,
Messrs. Gust Eastland. James Andbus.
Evers Thomas. James Anderson, JOS
eph, Charley and Peter Tester.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Montgomery of
Key West. Florida. are visiting friends
In East Grand Forks.
George AIDE says the athletic girl is
all right on the poster, but the fluffy
girl gets the men, SO the men may be
prepared to be caught this summer, for
from every indication SO far of coming
summer fashions. It's the fluffy girl
who will prevail, and bewitching~wi
she be in ruffled gowns, bonnets, par
asols, coats. and in fact ruffled every
where 1t is possible to put ruffle of
either lace or muslin and in such a
mass of pale blues, pinks, greens and
white that she will again look the be-
witching, tantalizing. adorable crea-
ture pictured to us in pictures of a
century ago.
AS to woman's curiosity, it may be
said at the outset that she is not so
curious, by an infinite measure, as is
man himself, says the National Maya
zine. Women, 1t is true, are persist
emily and assiduously curious; but
men also are not only persistently and
assiduously but patiently and system
atically curious.
! 1t is the character Of female curios-
lity that makes it apparently contemp-
tible. Scientific men of every kind
have no raison d'etre for their intin-
1tely patient research save pure cur
losity alone; and their curiosity has
no more purpose in it than has the
curiosity of the woman who cannot
rest until she finds out all discover
able facts about her neighbors, or the
cause of mysterious sound by night.
These two forms of curiosity, the
male apd female, originated no doubt
in the early needs of the race long be-
fore men appeared on the earth. The
male animal is interested in the causes
OF remote thfngs-things which, upon
being run down, might turn out useful
1or food purposes. The female is in
terested in the quick investigation of
near and small things which may turn
out menace to the lives of her young.
The female watches with intense and
lively interest the vicinity of the nest
or lair; the male is prompted to look
abroad-away from the lair, in Or
! toward fields where his daily prey q
found. These two kinds of curiosity
were among the most potent instru-
ments in the struggle for racial exist
ence and in the ultimate development
of man.
Mrs. George H. Ruhberg of Devils
Lake, entertained at progressive
euchre Monday afternoon and evening.
A dainty lunch was served, the tables
being beautifully decorated with cut
flowers. Those present were: Mes
danes Wallace, Rhodenbach, Wine-
man, Reed, Baker. Henry, svee. Green
Bond, Evans. Miller, Thorson, Dodge.
Holmes. Fox, Pitcher, Eastman, Has
lam, Streeter, Mann, Hines, Nolan.
Hale, Flynn, Taylor, Anderson, Tur-
ner, Moores, Stoltze, Prosser, Mead
Kelly, Shatley. Cogswell, johnson. Mid
daugh, Rawson. White, Juergens. r.
H. Routier, August Reuter-, Glass. In
the afternoon the head prizes were
won by Mrs. F. H. Routier and Mrs,
r. H. Prosser, and the lower honors
by Mrs. shatley and Mrs. c. D. White
and In the evening Mrs. C. H. Baker
and Mrs. Tom Miller came out ahead
and Mrs. Streeter received the foot
prize. The head prizes consisted ~
pieces of hand painted china. and the
foot prizes were handsome water
co1ors.
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The dancing party given at Odd Eel
lows hall In Devils Lake Tuesday even
ing OF this week was jolly affair
Music was furnished by Prete's orches.
ira. Those present we're: Messrs.s and
Mesdames Paine, Flynn, Shelley: Mrs
Mead; Misses Palmer. Flynn. Tibbals
Thompson, Woodling, Norton. Con,
molly, Cairns, Roberts, steichen. Whin.