The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-02

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And ana lauIE .nxees spake, Behold me- I
And l. the thrice deceived. made
That t thou /. are he indeed-the Unde-
And straight Loves laughter fed him
and he sighed
And in his eyes saw the great tears
ooh. wistfgl tears!,. and at the sight.
Now y sr ttsY tears I know thee. Love"
All, many, little. lesser gods there be
Whose Laughter is as lovely as Loves
What wonder they delude through
%he any %aS we say lbs Ries
Love lifts face made exquisite
-Theodosia Garrison in Appleton's.
! Mrs. Tracy R. Bangs has gone to
Minneapolis to spend week visiting
friends.
Mrs. w. H. Van Alstine left last
evening for the east. She will be gone
four or FIVE months.
The "Bungaloo" society at the uni
versity will give a dance in the
knights of Pythias hall Saturday even
ing that promises to be happy event
to the young people.
The many friends of Mrs. D. M.
Holmes are quite alarmed over her
condition. She is seriously i'll and has
been for few days. Inquiry this af-
ternoon reports her about the same.
The Taugbol Sisters received a line
of fancy back combs, new pattern
hats, belts and silk underskirts this
morning that will do your heart good
to see. These ladies carry none but
the highest class Of goods.
Prof. Pease and Prof. Field gave
delightful little musicale Tuesday
evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Frank Hays at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. ROrapaugh. Only a few
friends were present but delightful
evening was spent:
Tuesday evening the members Of the
Epworth League gave a measuring
social at the M. E. church that was
unique affair and much enjoyed by all
present. The Y. M. C. A. orchestra
furnished good music. Miss Esther
Rhinehart, Mr.. Wickham, Miss Selma
Hassell and Bert Selby also assisted
in a musical way and helped to make
the evening success. Various games
We're played and refreshments served.
At the meeting of the Acacia chap
ter of the Eastern Star lodge, Tues
day evening Mrs. Aldie M. Freeman
was elected worthy matron to take the
place left vacant by Mrs. Olivia Ing
mundson who has moved away from
the city. Mrs. Freeman has been a
resident of Grand Forks for seven
years and member of the Star for
eight. Her election to this high Office
of the Eastern Star lodge of this city
meets with general approval among
sthoseinterested. Mrs. freeman is a
charming woman of good executive
the order.
Fashion says this is to be white
season in dress from hat to shoes.
Betty Brayden through the Tribune,
says in her evening chat it is madness
to attempt this fashion unless one can
afford huge laundry bill. Not neces-
sarily so, we do not think OF
course appearing at all times in white
would be expensive as well as absurd,
but the young lady who cares to and
has little leisure to care for her own
clothes it is easy enough to dress most
of the summer in white. And what is
there prettier or more youthful look
ing to either old or young women than
pure white from head to foot. In re-
gard to expense, in the first place
white is the most inexpensive of sum-
mer clothing to buy-from hat to
shoes.
~ Buy two outfits of everything in
pure white-not necessarily expensive
goods-fo white never looks cheap in
the least expensive of 1t you can buy
if we'll made. With naptha soap and
box of cleaning stuff called "blanco"
for the canvas shoes, parasol and such
articles as will not tub the girl who
is not afraid ,of little washing and
ironing can put in an immaculate
summer looking always we'll dressed.
With the naptha soap the little lingerie