The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-10

He can't find the poker bunch
Any more.
He can't so the lonesome ways
AS Of yore.
He has lost the old know how.
Lost the wish for rowdy-dow.
Lost the old companions now.
And he's sore.
Baby voices lifting. laughing,
Call him. call!
Down the hall!
Its Il lonesome time o year
Its long. long time and drear.
When the babies are not here.
Darn ii all!
Houston Post.
Minot is to have a now V NJ C. 4.
building for which the ladies are show
ing great interest in raising the funds.
They gave woodland fete" in East
wood park near Minot Wednesday
evening that was grea, success and
netted over $500 toward that purpose.
There were numerous booths erected
where refreshments were sold by
young ladies garbed in the different
costumes of the orient. Japanese Ian
terms with an occasional flash of
Roman fireworks gave an added touch
OF romance to the scene. The young
ladies who assisted during the even
ing and oficiated at the various
booths were Mrs. J. H. Lewis, Mrs. C.
H. Parker. Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. AL
brecht, Mrs. Olmstead, Mrs. Cameron,
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Battey, Mrs. Wolfe,
Mrs. Prescott, Miss Winnie Odell.
Miss Carr. Miss Burnham, Miss Haw-
ley, Miss Lloyd. Miss Mulick and Miss
Dwire. There were a great variety
of costumes from the sedate garb of
the Puritan maid to the tiowery drap-
cry OF the Geisha beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Morehous Of
Belmont avenue are entertaining their
daughter, Mrs. Brown Higman, from
Los Angeles, California. She will re-
main till late in the fall
Short sleeves are the acme of COM
fort and cleanliness for the housewife
who attends personally to certain
housekeeping duties. There are no
cuffs to slide down or to be turned
back and no puffs or pouches to dip
into everything.
A jolly crowd were the druggists
and travelling statesmen who held pos
session of the town this week. They
made things lively and interesting and
every one enjoyed having them here.
At the Town and Country club where
they were rendered dinner on Thurs
day, after an excursion down tine riv-
er, they were all like lot of boys and
girls turned loose from school, the
ladies' taking as much interest and
nfor pSnc hoo rtS 11s, I. L.
into the various amusements arranged
for the occasion. Many We're tho COM
pliments heard on all sides for our
beautiful Country club house and
grounds. And indeed it is club every
one in Grand Forks should be proud
of and can. take an interest in, for the
admission fee is within the reach of
all and what more beautiful spot
could one find to spend an afternoon
or evening to either rest and enjoy
the cool shade and beautiful scenery
or take part in the sports, golfing and
tennis or bowling, as one wishes.
Have you ever thought what a diff
ference there is in the shades of white?
A nice discrimination is necessary to
decide on what is really correct for
the individual complexion among the
various tones of blue, cream, or oys-
ter white. as we'll as string, biscuit
and the pale ecru shades that come
under this general term.
Mrs. ]. Walker Smith and Mrs. W.
H. Burr are entertaining at cards this
afternoon, complimentary to Mrs Rob-
ert Campbells sister. Mrs. Mcconnell
OF La Crosse, Wis. who is her guest
here.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Booker will oc-
cupy the E. j. White residence on
Reeves avenue for the remainder of
the summer, and will move in as soon
as Mrs Booker is strong enough to
be moved. She is quite i'll at the Willis
Nash residence.
Messrs. Mary Mix and Ralph Cliff
ford came in from Maple lake to at
tend the Wineman- Robertson dancing
party at the Town and Country club
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Rand, who has been on
the sick list this week, is quite con-
valescenI.
Mr.. A. w. Warren made business
visit to Larimore Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Scarlet have
returned from pleasant eastern
visit.
Miss Emma Arnold of Larimore was
a guest in the city Thursday.
Miss Anna Fraser left Thursday
evening for six-weeks' vacation. She
will visit in Cornwall and Montreal.
Can.
Mrs. D. J. Gillis of North Third
street is entertaining this afternoon
six tables at cards. This evening she
Will entertain again with a Shower"
complimentary to Miss Sadie Costello,
one of the brides-to-be of this month.
She will be welded on the twentieth
to Mr.. George McMillen.
Mrs. Geo. B. Winship has returned
from Lake Mentor.