The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-18
The Revelation.

Inc, K0yelatlOn.
An idle poet. here and there.
The world. unfathomiy fair. M %
Love wakes men. once a lifetime each;
And 70. What one sweet page s. cam cam teach ;
They read with joy, then shut the
And some give thanks, and some bias
And most forget; but. either way.
Is hn the x6t of all ay dream
Exchange.
Mrs. G. c. Gowran is entertaining
a large company at cards this after
noon. About forty ladies are in attend
ance.
Collar and cuff sets of Irish lace are
q very dressy adjunct to the silk Elton
suit or to the long separate silk coat.
Miss Ida L. Baker. one OF our popu-
lar teachers in the public school. has
resigned and accepted position in
the Fargo school for next year.
A matron In charge of the women's
waiting and resting rooms of the new
Great Northern depot at Fargo will be
an added comfort to travelling ladies
and children.
A pointed lace tunic skirt arranged
over foundation with four or five
fluffy lace ruffles is charming design
for a graduation gown.
Mrs. Frank Lycan came over from
Crookston to attend the Gowran party.
She will be Mrs. Gowran's guest over
Sunday and will be Joined here Sun
day morning by Mr.: Lycan.
Forget-me-nots are dainty design
for French embroidery. Being small.
the padding raises them we'll and the
rounded petals and leaves are very
effective combined with their thread
like stems.
A bit of variety may be given your
lingerie blouses by running picot-
edged Persian ribbon through lace
beading on one or two; this gives a
Frenchy touch that. is sure to be much
admired. RI
The small pockets which ornament
the front Of the plain shirt waists this
season are narrow and high, which
gives them charming feminine touch
and diferentiates them from the mems
shirts of which they are supposed to-
be an exact imitation.
The Lady Elks' card club meeting
on Thursday was an unusually enjoy
able one. Five table, at five hundred
were played. The prizes were award
ed TO Mrs. p. Cavanaugh the first, an
elegant cut glass jelly dish, and to
Mrs. Rand Smith the second, pretty
cut glass knife rest
Two prominent school superintend-
ents here to attend the oratorical con-
test and athletic meet are P. 8. Berg
and William Moore. Prof. Berg comes
from the Larimore schools and is ac-
companied by his young son. while
Prof. Moore comes from the Bismarck
schools.
Mrs. D. A. Dinnie will arrive Satur-
day from Minot. Together with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. James Dinnie, she
will go to st. Paul Sunday evening
and a week will be spent there looking
new home now being erected at Minot.
She will visit few days here before
returning to ,Minot.
Mrs, Jessie Blackburn returned
Thursday from her western trip. She
reports delightful time most of which
was spent in California. At Los
Angeles she purchased a beautiful lit
tie home where she will in the future
spend most of the winters. Her trip
this year included many of the large
western cities. She will remain here
for time the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. James Dinnie.
Mr.. Chris Bang. wealthy and prom
inent Norwegian farmer of Bachelors
Grove, was visitor on Thursday who
enjoyed the Norwegian celebration.
Mr.. Bang is one of the typical pros
porous Norwegian citizens of this
state. His home at Bachelors Grove
forty miles west Of here is splendid
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