The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
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A Measure of Man.


or thirty-five at least, but
another standard measure by.
And say he must this age or that
X naEe reacned ere ne give evidence
"a b Dot bless WI With abe'd sense
70 Cherry cheeks" Or kissed
I'd scarcely set my standard there!
He need not cen past blushing be
To win ripe manhoods crown from me-
He need not have had past,
ID say, instead. that he Is wise,
Or manhood's stature, strength and
And to that man my hat I doff-
Who's past the age of swearing OFF"
A we'll read and cultured woman
said to us today, Il have read every
word of The Evening Times since it
came out first, and you are getting up
splendid paper. better material than
has ever been published in Grand
Forks before" To be slangy we are
not throwing any bouquets at ourself,
for she did not mean the Society page
She found little fault with that, cor
rections we are, glad to receive for we
are here to try and please and we
wish all the ladies would come to us
like that and say wherein we please
and fail, that we may profit thereby.
Mrs. Earnest R. Wright entertained
at her home in Fargo in honor of the
seasons two popular brides, Mrs.
Ralph i. Weible and Mrs. John d.
Wooledge, and Miss Helen Resser, one
OF the brides to be. The amusement
of the afternoon was original and en-
teresting, that of making picture hats
of colored tissue paper. Some crea-
lions equal to Partisan ones, were
made. Judges were appointed and the
prizes awarded for the best to Mrs.
Albert Hallenberg and Miss Laura
Hollingshead.
which prohibits the giving OF publicity
M ,ha5 Mrs e i!;t; Won cut glass dish 1t
are the society journals, who make a
specially of half column write-ups of
that game commonly called marriage
son Recorder.
We wonder has the editor of the
Dickinson Recorder tried the married
state, that he considers it such game
of chance. We have for fourteen years
but we would be afraid to express
our opinion so freely. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Woolsley have
taken apartments at the Docotah for
the winter
Invitations have been issued for the
twelfth annual reunion and dinner of
the New England Society of Fargo, to
be given in Stones hall Thursday
evening, January 18th.
Last Thursday at Grass Lake at the
home of the brides parents, Miss Sell
ma Danielson was married to Mr.. Ar
mold P. Nelson, prominent young
business man of Garrison. N. D.
l.. H. Wallace, who has been the
popular assistant cashier of the Bot.
tineau County bank for the past couple
of years, left Monday morning for
Minneapolis where he will be joined by
his wife, and they will leave in few
days for their new home in California,
where Mr.. Wallace has very flatter-
ing offer with large real estate con-
Germ. We are sorry to lose these peo-
pie, but all will wish them we'll in
their new observation-disclosures Stand
ard
Miss Clara Wolf entertained Monday
evening at seven o'clock dinner
party in honor oof the Misses Edna and
Ruth Donaldson, who soon leave
Grand Forks to make their home in
Fargo. Covers were laid for eighteen
and the guests were Misses Edna and
Ruth Donaldson, Sara L. Williams,
Mabel Coulter. Geniveve White, Hazel
Rae and Sarah Bosard, Messrs. Harry
Mcdonald, Edgar Wells. William
Bulge, Holcomb Sands, Dan Bull, Earl
Williams and ]. Harry Van Sycle.
A GentIewoman.
A certain beautiful and gracious
woman is the admiration of all the
school girls in this town. Even girls
Of a larger growth are ready to de-
clare there is nobody like her.
why do you take SO much pleasure
in herr" an older lady curiously asked
of plain and rather awkward girl,
who was especially given to the pre-
vailing fascination.
why" she said, at loss for mo-
ment, "it isn't because she's SO lovely
! or so nice. It's because when I'm
talking to her she makes me feel just
as lovely and nice as she is"
You know who she is-she lives on
| South Third street.
| The fashion now is Il very erect
carriage of figure, short waist and
long line from the belt to the ground.
| This shOrt-waisted effect was brought
| out with great success on lovely
| young matron who appeared at pri-
vate but very smart ball in charm
ing gown of silver gauze. The bodice
was cut low and covered with silver
embroidery. The sleeves were mere
straps of black velvet an inch wide.
The skirt was shirred at the belt line
and from here to the hem the skirt
was striped with silver leaves of en-
broidery. A silver rose was worn in
the dark hair, but not u jewel APP
peared on neck or arms.
Owing to an oversight the name of
the author OF that beautiful little poem
"The Wings of the Evening, /" published
in the Society Column Monday even
ing. was left out. The authors name
Is Miss Edith Thomas.
Bishop Mann goes to Minneapolis
shortly to fill lecture engagement,
and from there to Boston where he
has been called to preach twice in
Trinity church.
According to the Fargo Forum a
unique club called ''The Colonial club"
has just been launched In that
city. It says the club Is composed Of
thirty-fve families and fills q long
felt want of club where the young
people can attend with the seniors Of