The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13

perfect poem, or rescued soul; who
has never lacked appreciation Of
gearth's beauty or failed to express 1t;
who has always looked for the best In
others and given the best he had; ;
whose life was an inspiration; whose
memory benediction." a
Two hundred and fifty dollars was
small award for such definition Of
what constitutes success, as this noble
woman has succeeded in putting into
words.
The Lady Foresters met last even
ing at 6: Is o'clock and initiated a large
class into the mysteries Of the order.
After all had ridden the goat, they ad-
journed to the Irish American club
rooms, where they witnessed the in
stallation of officers OF the gentlemen
Foresters.
The ladies of the Sacred Heart
church of the East Side give card
party and social this evening.
Mr.. Clarence Putnam, prominent
young farmer from Larimore, was in
town for the drainage convention.
Blanche, Wilbur and Thomas were
In the garden playing and making a
great deal of noise, but small Jack sat
, In a corner very quietly, which for
Jack was an unusual proceeding. At
ter watching them for some time the
mothers curiosity prompted her to
ask:
What are you playing?"
We are playing house," answered
Wilbur. Blanche and are the moth
er and father, and Thomas is the
child"
And what does Jack dog"
Ssh, sh! he isn't born yet.'-Ex-
change.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave a social this morning in
the iparlors of the church. Mrs Geo.
Veitch, Mrs. Schidler and Mrs. Ray
mond acted as hostesses.
(FrOm Thursdays Dnily.)
Music-A Fragment.
I pant for the music which is divine.
Pour forth the sound ike enchanted
;. Loosen the notes in a silver shower;
l gasp, l faint, till they wake again.
Let me drink of the spirit of that sweet
;. More, Q more am thirsting yet.
1t loosens the serpent which care has
=, Upon my heart to stihe it:
Passes into, my heart and brain.
Which grew by the brink Of silver
When thes hot noon has drained its
And mis- mist there was none it's thirst
And the violet lay dead while the odor
flew
On the wings, of the wind DER the
AS one who drinks from charmed
cup
OF foaming and sparkling and MUIR
Whom a mighty enchantress filing 1t,
Invites to love with her kiss divine.
Shelly.
The Elks are making plans to do
a great deal of entertaining this win
ter and the program arranged SO far,
Is as follows.
January twelfth they will give an
Evergreen Party. The decorations
will be entirely Of green and every
thing pertaining to the entertainment
will be carried out In. green as much
as possible.
On January twenty-sixth they will
entertain with Snowfall Party.
All the decorations will be in white
and the guests will be expected, both
ladies and gentlemen, to come robed
in this garb Of purity.
Then comes the Eleventh Annual
ball on the Ninth of February. OF
course this is the one big event.
Guests will come from all over the
state. Elaborate plans are being made
to make this the SWEETEST ball and ban
quet of the season. And we under
stand some beautiful new evening
gowns have been ordered for it by
some of the ladies.
After this will come a Masquerade
Ball on the twenty-third of February.
The Elks are noted for the lavish
ness and the completeness of their
entertainments, SO these coming ev-
ents can be looked forward to by the
society people with pleasure
Professor 8. Sheffstad will be one
of the leading attractions at the con-
cert to be given in Crookston on the
twelfth, for the beifit of the band of
the city. He will render some diff
cult violin solos.
Arthur.
Arthur, NJ. D., Jan. 9.-To the For
UNI: In the recent report of Mrs.
ster'sbirthday party there is a
misprint or typographical error, stat
ing 1t was her sixtieth birthday when
it was her forty-first.
She should have sued that paper
for damages.
4i A Fragment.
With gates of silver and bars of gold
Ye have X,etf feined I'm my sheep from their
7 have heard the dropping of their
In heaven these eighteen hundred
Then Christ sought out an artisan,
And a motherless girl, whose fingers
Pushed from her family want and sin.
These he set in the midst of them, AZ
And as they drew back their garment
For fear,of deflment, 10, here" said
"rhe images We have made Of me-"
The Dancing club at Pembina are
giving series Of parties.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. H. E. Ma
gill will be the hostess at her home,
for the W9man's club. The occasion
will be none than usually interesting
as the program for the afternoon will
be specially designed to celebrate the
twenty second anniversary of the club.
Fargo Forum.
The mother of child objected to
a punishment given by the teacher
to her boy, and calling upon the teach
er asked in tones that were icy: Miss