The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-17


Robbins, Mrs. Nesbit, Mrs. Butler,
Miss Nesbit. Miss Morrow. Miss Ruth
erford, Grace Berker, Miss !Opsalls,
Miss Wilder. Miss Curtis, Miss Nash,
Grace Brown, Nina Coffin, Sophia
Wright, Midera Wright, Ethel Bar
rington. Hazel Darlington.
There were some others whose
names do not appear owing to the loss
Of a portion of the he. list
On March the ladies of the Eastern
Star will give musical.
From q Girls Diary.
Twas just little tilt with Love:
He came cam and went, and through his
Just brushed her heart, no. Powers
above
Can quiet memory.s murmurings.
Were to say. 81 love you
That all the stars above you
speak nothing but your name"
We're ere, I to-. to say, my life: dear,
Well. pray. what would You say?,
were you TO say, Il love YOU"
With all such gush us that.
I'd say the stars above you"
Were talking through your hat
Were you to use such folly
:, In asking for wife,
Just plain'e Not on your your lifs"
Mrs. d. V. Moore entertained four
tables at cards Wednesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Merrill. Mrs.
Charles Barnes was awarded first
prize and. Mrs. Merrill second. Dainty
refreshments were served.
The valentine party given by the
Degree of Honor in Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday evening was very pretty
affair and we'll attended. The de-
corations and everything pertaining
to the occasion were on the valentine
order. The music and luncheon were
delightful as is always. the case when
the ladies of the Degree of Honor en-
terrain.
Louis James played the title role in
"virginius." at the Metropolitan thea
tire last evening with a good support.
They were greeted with a fairly good
house. Mr.. James takes we'll the char
acter of the stern old Roman warrior
and Mr.. Norman Hackitt as Icilus and
Miss Aphie James as Virginia were
quite up to the standard. The play is
well staged and costumed.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ R. Lincoln enter
tanned most delightfully."-, small party
Valentines evening at dinner. The
table was artistically decorated in.
hearts, a big red heart forming the
center from which red ribbons de-
signated the place cards. After din
her the evening was spent in various
games, the principal being that of
shooting at big red heart with
Cupid's bow and arrow. The best
shots opened the heart, and inside
were the prizes, and they were award
ed to Miss Eliza Henry and Miss Maud
Hancock. The guests were MI. and
Mrs. James Turner, Miss Maud Han
cock, Gertie Adams, Miss Bowman,
Belle Henry, Eliza Henry and Messrs.
Bert Buckingham, Robert Hatcher, Mr..
Henry and Mr.. Murray.
Mr.Nand RMS Robert H. Mccoy en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and
daughter of Bathgate, North Dakota,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wood and
daughter at dinner Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and daughter
of Bathgate were the guests of I. Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Wood at the Dacotah
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Robert H. Mccoy en-
tertained quite an elaborate dinner
,rarty at their beautiful new home on
Reeves avenue, Wednesday evening in
honor of the party who leave Thurs
day evening for Palm Beach, Florida.
Covers were laid for twenty guests.
The table was artistically decorated in
yellow tulips The guests were Mr..
and Mrs George Clifford, Fred Nash,
Willis Nash, J. L. Robertson, Alvin
Robertson, William Bulge, A. w.
Grow, Carl Gowran, Chas. Murphy,
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Bolton.
Their Leather Wedding.
Bismarck Palladium: Saturday
evening at their home on Sixth street,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Young delightfully."-
entertained few, of their pre- and
post-Duptial friends, in celebration Of
the third anniversary of their mar
riage The evening was spent in talk
ing over "old times" and in tests of
/ the geographical, poetical and other
intellectual abilities of the guests.
Dainty little gifts in burnt leather
were given to the victors and to the
vanquished- tofsave initiating the
pride of the former and wounding the
feelings of the latter, we will mention
no names. Dainty refreshments were
seryed-the host, attired In regalia
suited to the suspicious occasion, as
ststing. Before the dawn Of the Sab
bath, the guests departed, each with q
souvenir appropriate to the anniyer-
sary. all Wishing tha host, and hostess
many happy returns Of the day.
Mr.. Nuwed Why did you discharge
the cook, dearest? Mrs. Nuwed- She
was incompetent. darling. L stald her
to make few sweetbrsads for tea and
she didn't know how. Cleveland
Leader. q n &