The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-17

Hidden Forces.
She watched the winding brook steal
OF somber pines. where 1t had loiter-
Run down the sunny slope ssS With,
-:oh. h %sIsy s S9oei.y she sighed. dos.
wi'f iIs shas gloomy eopse, thy linrer-
The b, @Saa l ssa he low, I'm that dark
It s ssssns the Is sR sling that give me
Mrs. A. F. Madison and Mrs. FRANK
Feetham will entertain on: Thursday.
Mr. F H. Houston Of Nashville.
Tenn, who has been so i'll at the Hotel
Antlers, is now quite ". convalescent.
Miss Sarah Bosard has gone to Min
neapolis where she will stay month
the guest Of Miss (. Grace Morgan. !
Mr.. William McLaren OF Bachelors
Grove. N. D.. is q guest in the city.
The Eastern Star ladies will give a
delightful musicale this evening, the
program Of which was published Sat-
Miss Berthe Templeton went to
Fargo Monday evening to be the guest
of Judge and Mrs. Amidon and to at
tend the debut Of Miss Dagny Nelson.
MIR. and Mrs. F. B. Merrill came
over on Monday from Cass Lake.
Mimi. to attend the Irish. American
ball. They were the guests of Mrs. ].
A. Beaupre.
Miss May Cummings entertained the
M. g. r. club Monday afternoon. There
were seven guests, dainty refresh
afternoon spent. Miss Mamie DeCamb
VIII entertain the club next Monday.
We understand there are three we'd
dings scheduled to come of in June,
two of them prominent young ladies.
OF our city. and one ayOung man who
will bring his bride from q distance,
the sunny south. we understand.
On account of the balls to be given
this week and the necessary prepara-
ton. there will be little at home en-
tertaining. but some quite elaborate
affairs will take place next week.
Mrs. H. M. Wheeler went to Fargo
last evening where she will be the
guest of Mrs. George Nelson and this
evening will attend the Nelson Amidon
function that marks the debut of Miss
Dagny Nelson into Fargo society.
Mr.. H. G. Roberts of Crookston at
tended the entertainment in the Opera
house Monday evening for the benefit
of the library fund. He pronounced
it the best he had ever seen put on
by bone talent. Mr.. Roberts will at
tend the Lady Elk's party here Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. r. H. Hodgins. United States
Postof1ce Inspector, will leave shortly
for Greenfield, North Carolina, and
will return about May IL withia bride,
a popular and charming young lady
from that city. They will make Grand
Forks their home and will be welcom-
ed socially.
Mr.. I. p. O'Connol, the claim agent
for the Great Northern, has returned
from Spokane. Wash. He reports
delightful trip. He was guest at the
Jefferson banquet, at Spokane, and
says it was a magnificent affair.
Col Frank Hansen will entertain at.
ladies party" at his splendid bache-
lQr apartments at the Ryan on We'd
nesday evening that is being looked
forward to by those fortunate enough
to be invited with great pleasure. Miss
Kate Ryan will chaperone the party.
Mr. Charles Johnson will assist Col.
Hansen to receive.
1t is the wise ihousekeeper in Grand
Forks who leaves the storm windows
on her house until at least May first
and postpOnes the annual spring
cleaning until after that time. when
the worst of the dust storms are over.
One day last week we published
just a little teaser, that's all; some
thing to the effect that prominent
married lady had withdrawn her suit
for divorce, entered last fall. Well,
since then we have been called up
by three different married ladies,
whom we had no idea whatever that
they had ever Contemplated such a
thing. and were goiuk to fight it to
q finish. There is nothing like pub
fishing. the news in advance to learn
what is really going e. On.
A writer for the Woman's Page Of
the Winnipeg Free Press says in a lit
tie essay on woman worrying:
heard woman, saying one day:
trouble Just hardens mel" She wasn't
saying It boastfully at all, but just re-
cOrding what she considered q. human
fact. Trouble never hardened anyone;
tebellious spirit g simply 9 mind on
strike long; and troubles are simply.
tests, tests OF our human endurance
& It 10 rather physical test than men-s
Z tai test; for when In good spirits {and
consequently good gpirita) women (pAr-
tioularly) are found capable Of bearing
heavy cares. The hardness ono some
times feels 70 simply the resistance,
thrown ont. 81. sys.s y
! How the styles do change. Last
year we wore the little round turbans
that as the wag said, you must be
good at figures to tell whether the
wearer was coming Or4gOing :" This
year It Is the turban a foot high in the
back and tilted directly over the nose
In front, and queer look 1t d0es give
the average woman to be sure. We
& saw one coming down sth0 street this
morptng. IN the extreme fashion ana
It did remind us OF q cowRMtth aboard
over her horns. Il n 8 hide0us lash
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