The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-22
Came dear summer. down the land.
With her hair q tawney banner
By the breezes famed.

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Came dear summer down the land.
BY the breezes famed
And she looked and laughed at me.
Where sat all mOurnfully
Counting over my lost labors.
Near cypress tree.
And An she she said; .ph. why repineg
mo one blossom will remain!
But DO !. like thee. complain?
Nay. pause and rest season
Then begin again"
Elisa Baker in June Metropolitan.
Miss May Carney has returned here
after a week spent on her claim at
b1inot.
Mrs. e. w. Eisenhart entertained a
Few friends at cards informally Mon
day evenius..
Mrs Lulu Gustafson mas gone to her
home at Beltrami, Mimi, for two
weeks visit with her parents.
Chantilly lace insets of varying size
upon black silk Hosiery are new
method of decorating the foot wear.
st. Paul's Guild will meet wednes-
sday afternoon with Mrs. Charles N.
Barnes, at 300 South Fourth street.
Mr.. T. P.oConnel returned to his
headquarters at Minot Monday after
a pleasant over Sunday visit with
friends.
Miss Bertha Templeton delightfully."-
entertained the members of NC. r.
club Monday afternoon. Delicious re-
freshments were Sc. served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Mooney of Lang
don. who have been guests here at the
Dakota for "a few days. left for the
twin cities last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. stagrer have arrived
from Langdon to make this their home
and have leased the Ryan property
at Riverside Park.
Mrs. Cyrus Baldwin and baby daugh-
ter Of st. Thomas have been the guests
of their cousin, Mrs. J. w. Young, for
"a week and will return home in the
morning.
At last reports the mother of Mrs.
$. 0. DcCamp. Mr.. Frank Hall and
Mrs. Hough was reported quite low and
1t is not thought she will survive long.
She is with her daughter, Mrs De-
Camp on South Sixth street:
The newest of the tiny silk coats
are of striped silk, those with. pro-
nounced stripe having shade of
preference. They are worn with prin-
cess skirts of white or the dominant
color of the coat
Empire models developed in filmy
mohsseline or other soft silk stuffs
are charming when skillfully made,
but beware of an inexperienced seam
stress. for there is nothing attractive
about a costume that has the appear
ance of having been intended for
negligee.
Mr.. r. w. Hodgins and his bride are
costly domiciled at the Ryan. Mrs.
Hodgkins was formerly Miss Sallie
Salisbury of Hamilton, North Carolina.
She is a charming Southern woman
and will be an acquisition in social
and musical circles, being an accom-
plished pianist.
We notice by the Minneapolis papers
DIR. Cora Smith Eaton has been grant
ed an absolute divorce from her hus-
band, Robert Eaton, and the custody of
their adopted boy, aged seven. ''Dr.
Cora" as she Is Familiarity known to
intimates here, was formerly 4 Grand
Forks girl and very prominent So
cially.
Mrs. Frank Hayes and daughter
Catherine left last evening for the
twin cities. They will visit there
awhile and then go to Cedar Rapids,
where Mr.. Hayes will join them later.
They will be much missed in Grand
Forks church and social circles, and
the love and good wishes of hosts of
friends will go with them for health
and happiness in their new home.
Professor John Macnie of the U. N.
D. faculty entertained the young ladies'
of the III" at Davis hall Monday even
ing. 1t is his custom yearly to cele-
brate the birthdays of his son and
grandson In this manner at the univer-
sity and the occasions are always Look
ed forward to with pleasure. The
evening was spent in various amuse-
rmentS and refreshments were served
The Rathbone Sisters entertained
Monday evening complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Raney and Miss Eva
Elliott. The party was given in the
nature Of a. farewell. Miss Elliott is
soon to be q bride, and the happy man
~AY