The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-21

+ from his visit to Chicago and Lincoln
Nebraska Thursday morning. He was
accompanied by his little son Jamie.
They went on to Devils Lake the same
day to see the little baby left In the
care Of Mrs. r. A. 1Stoltz. It'is ex-
pected Mr.. Maxwells mother or sister
Will come here shortly to keep house
for him.
The next large ball looked forward
to is the Pink Poudre Ball"A to be
given by the ladies of the Eastern
Star at Masonic Temple next Wednes-
day evening. The invitations which
were issued this week are in pink
and contain the request that gentle
men who attend the party wear pink
ties and pink boutoniere and the ladies
that they powder their hair and wear
pink gowns and black patches. =.
The knights Templar of this city
and Crookston held their annual East
er service In the Presbyterian chuch
here on Easter Sunday. A large con-
course of people attended, and the
services were thoroughly impressive
and duly commemorative of the day.
A splendid program of Easter music
was rendered by the choir of the
church. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Frank H. Hays. d. D.. prelate Of
st. Alderman commandery. 1t was a
scholarly and eloquent presentation of
the divine truths exemplified in the
order. :.
On Saturday evening April 81, will
be held the iannual camp supper and
reunion of the boys department of the
Y. M. G. A. To this all boys who were
at last summers camp are invited.
After supper number of lantern
views of boys camps will be shown,
many of which are from the boys
camp of Maple Lake last summer. The
presentation Of the banners and prizes
for fishing will also take place. Then
on Thursday evening, May 8, the first
annual banquet of the boys depart
ment will take place, and the next
evening the banquet for the members
of the junior department. Also the
Decoration day supper and program
will be repeated this year.
Mrs. A. F. Madison and Mrs. F. B.
Feetham entertained large party at
cards at the home of Mrs. Madison
Thursday afternoon.
This was the first entertaining at
cards since Easter and it was
delightful affair. Nine tables were
played and the prizes were awarded
% Mrs. Lovejoy first, and Mrs. Willis
K. Nash second. No particular scheme
of decoration was carried out but
Easter flowers were placed in bowls
! throughout the rooms. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
The annual ball and banquet given
by the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers at the Commercial club rooms
Monday evening was the most sue
cessful function of It's kind held In
several years, under similar auspices.
The attendance numbered over q hun
dred and fifty railroad employees, their
wives ,sweethearts and friends.
Dancing began at 9 O'Clock and
lasted through till after / a. m. At
midnight splendid banquet was
served by AL. Logan.
Music was furnished by Halls
orchestra. The following are among
the out-of-town people present. From
Crookston:i Charles Ebbinghausen,
!. Flora Eikhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P.
Hughes, Cora and Emma Ebbinghau-
sen, William Riedesel, Clifford Du-
foure. L. H. Lyngholm, Louis Jolicer,
Adolph and Edward Ebbinghausen,
Miss Miller, Paul Busch, Graham
Munsch, VIM. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Breckenridge, Travelling En-
gineers Miller and Owens and wives,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickson, Jack
Greenash, Robert Hoffman and
daughter. From Larimpre: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Prague, James Lucas and
Miss Irene KAISER of Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickson led the
grand march.
Is there not an ordinance prohibit
ing bicycles from the sidewalks? If
there is not there ought to be. 1t is
really dangerous to go on some of the
streets on the north side especially
Going home to our lunch we counted
no less than ten we had to get out
of the way of on the sidewalk and
none of them equipped with bells even
to warn the pedestrian IT'S hoped
some action will be taken and the
bicycles prohibited from the walks by
those in authority to do so.
When man fixes a fire, If there is,
4 woman relative In the room, she
is bound to offer suggestion.
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