The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-24

Icannot think but God must know
About the thing long for SO;
cannot think n e That aoG be- win VI k Ind
Some way to help, some way to show
Mrs. C. M. Boudin and daughter from
Crookston is the guest Of her parents
here.
Mrs. Roy Nelson Of Orr is here for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Fordney.
Mesdames L.sE. Horton, G. s. Ed
wards and George Mcintyre of May
vile are visitors here.
Miss Margaret Sullivan went to
Crookston Wednesday to attend a
party given by the Crookston club.
Mrs. H. M. Wheeler has gone to st.
Cloud for few days visit. She will
also visit st. Paul before returning
The new lingerie hats with crown
buttoned on with straps are very chic.
A band Is formed beneath the straps
of striped ribbon which also consti-
tute the huge bow at the front.
Soft light yellow seems to be fav-
orite shade for bridesmaids this sea
son. with accessories In the way Of
gloves, hats and bouquets in pure
white.
Don't waste your life in doubts and
fears; spend yourself ON the work be-
fore you. we'll assured that the right
performance of the hours duties will
be the best preparation for the hours
OF ages that follow:-Anon.
Some of the new long evening coats
for summer are novel and inexpensive.
The latest We saw was made of heavy
cotton crepon and trimmed in heavy
yellow cotton lace. These are hobby
in any Of the pretty light colors.
Mrs. R. Raney and children have
gone to Crookston for few days. They
will go from there to Larimore for a
visit and then to their new home in
Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Chase and daugh-
ter Margaret have gone to Bemidji
where they have taken cottage for
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. War
rem will occupy their residence on
South Sixth street during their alb
:sence.
1t is quite the thing to .embroider
your linen suits with color this sum-
naer, whether 1t be eyelet or solid en-
broidery. Any desired color is used
but the French are using good deal
of green. and green is cool-looking and
:generally becoming 8.
From the attendance of the ladies
at the baseball games the past few
days it would tend to show that the
fair sex will take quite an interest In
the sport this year. And 1t is we'll.
Groups of we'll dressed women add
interest to the games and surely give
an added incentive TO the players.
Miss Janet Mckay has returned
home from Winnipeg where she was
called by the death, a week ago Sun
day, of her father. Miss Mckay an
nounces she Is ready to see her patrons
again. Her dermatology work among
the ladies is becoming very popular
and her parlors are crowded daily.
6Om6 WcUOlu60 are 6SIl0uuIoU tlOT
June. The first and most prominent
will be the Zuercher- Potter nuptials
the sixth Of June. This will be fash
vitations being sent out and an elab-
crate wedding luncheon and reception
being arranged for afterward.
Zone OF the prettiest gowns Of the
season is the taffeta dress in navy
blue, made up along the new Elton
lines. And with this there must be
wide-brimmed white sailor, with a
high crown, all trimmed with birds,
either real or manufactured, IL ones
conscience will not permit the wearing
of live birds plumes."
Mrs. Robert H. McCoy's friends will
be glad know she will soon return
home. Mrs. Mccoy was operated on
for appendicitis at the st. Luke's hos
pital in St. Paul short while ago and
her recovery has been quite phenom-
email. She will leave the hospital to-
day and stop at the Frederick's hotel
until Sunday when she will return
home.
3 What is the matter with the enforc-
ing of our curfew ordinance more
here? People in the north end COM
plain of the children being allowed
to play on the street corners until q
very late hour. shouting and. disturb
ing the neighbors. OF course the par
ents are as much to blame as the of
We. Have
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