The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-11
A Harvest Picture.

A Harvest Picture.
Along the heavens barren pasture land
The moon is trcading with her silver
Like some poor maiden through the
darkness fleet
Pursued by her own shadow. In her
Inverted. flames bright and blazing
That lights the dingle's innermos' re-
And tints the russell on the bearded
wheat
That with the morrow waits the CLEAN
a hill, cncircled with a forest. spurs
The far horizon with a seeming trust:
begsar by the gate awakes the
Denying him the pttance of crust:
Before him winds the road beneath
the frs.
And spreading to the moon its track
less dust.
-Alonzo Leora Rice, in Unity.
Mrs. Donald ellis entertained most
charmingly at an afternoon at cards
Friday. The home on North Third
street was artistically decorated in
sweet peas. nasturtiums and aspara-
gus. Six tables at 500 We're played
and the prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Glemaker first. Mrs. Chas. Heinzie
second Mrs. Chas. Bartles and Misses
Sadie and Genevieve Costello assisted
Mrs. Gillis. Elegant refreshments
were served and one of the most en-
joyable afternoons of the season is
reported. The guests were Mesdames
E. Prentice, Chas. Lazier. Frank Dixon.
E. ]. Densmore. ]. A. Fisk. William
Elliott. w. H. Alexander. H. X. Geist.
nj.
W. a. McGraw, c. NJ Cooper. c. a.
Bartles, Allen Jackson. Edwards.
Charles W. Hinzie. Glemaker, NJ. J.
Morrow. W. l.. a. Caulder, o. G. An
derson. L. Bartholomew. Misses Sadie
and Genevieve Costello.
One housewife who blanches her
own almonds and other nuts soak
them over night in cold water instead
of pouring hot water over them.
Mrs. Charles w. Hinzie entertained
at a pleasant afternoon at cards" in
her coy apartments in the Dinnie
fats on Monday Five hundred was
the pleasure OF the afternoon and the
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. Glemaker
frs, and Mrs. T. ]. Perry second.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Don't throw away the clean cans in
which your coffee comes When empty
soak the can till the paper comes of
clean. wash. and set away to keep
starch, rice, tapioca. crumbs, etc., ETC.,
and to steam small puddings in. Save
the baking powder cans for the latter
purpose. too. using these for individ-
ual puddings.
The ladies auxiliary of the Episco-
pal church met with Mrs. ]. B. Wine
man in pleasant session on Friday
There was good attendance.
With Fay Templeton getting new no.
toriety by the mere act of marrying
again. the Hartjes still in court and
the Thaws all on deck, no wonder that
Mrs. Maybrick decided that it was
an opportune time for her to put in
a few weeks in the retirement and
quiet of domestic America.
One of the largest functions of the
season is being given this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs
on S. Fourth street by Mrs. Bangs and
Mrs. ]. c. LeBeau. About fifty guests
have been hidden and cards for those
SO inclined and amusements for those
who do not play have been arranged.
The ability of these two hostesses is
SO we'll known that it is unnecessary
to say charming afternoon will be
the result
In reply to requests for directions
for removing mildew spots from linen
writes the "Englishwoman," Il find
the most efficacious method is to mois-
ten the spots with warm water, rub
on little soap. and then sprinkle we'll
with powdered chalk and salt; dry in
the sun. This may have to be repeat
ed. but find the treatment more eff
fectual than lemon and salt, which
are better for rust spots and tomato
stains"
Mrs. J. Walker Smith and Mrs. w.
H. Burr entertained at cards Friday
afternoon, complimentary to Mrs.
Robert Campbell's sister, Mrs. NJ. Con-
noll of Lacrosse, Wis, at the home of
the former. Seven tables at cards
were played and when the scores were
counted the first prize was awarded
to Mrs. Charley Barnes and the Sec
Ond to Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs Mrs.
Clarence Hale assisted the hostesses
in receiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs are
entertaining Mrs. a. J. Spaulding of
Pasadena, Cal.
The marriage of Mr.. Hans B. Spring
en- and Miss Hilda Anderson of May
vile, was solemnizei at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. o.
N. Anderson, at Pelican Rapids, Mimi,
on Wednesday morning, Aug. 8. The
knot was tied at II o'clock by Rev.
MI. Bockoven, pastor of the Congre-
gational church of Fergus Falls. The
bridesmaids were Miss Georgia Poul-
sson and Miss Violet Morrish, and Mr..
u. A. Springer was the best man.
Guests from Mayville were Mr.. and
Mrs. K. G. Springer, Miss Springer, H.
q. and G. A. Springer, Col. and Mrs.
w. H. Robinson, the Misses Berring-
ton. Violet Morrish and Georgia Pouls-
Son.
The bride has taught school in
Portland since her graduation at the
Normal school. Mr.. Springer is the
assistant cashier of the First National
bank at Mayville and they will make
that place their home.
A party was given at Island Park
near Wahpeton last Sunday in honor
of Miss Lizzie Dietz, who came ur
from Paramount to spend Sunday
Those in attendance were Mr.. Schou-
weller of Paramount, Mr.. and Mrs
Hague. Miss Mary Boil, Miss Lizzie
Gebhardt, John Ambroisch and Mr.
and Mrs. Valentine Dietz and family