The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09

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t5{ The Lady Elks' card club held a,
pleasant meeting Thursday afternoon.
Progressive pedro was played at two
tables and Mrs. e. J. Densmore hay-
ing the highest score was awarded the
first prize half dozen cut glass sher-
bet glasses. Mrs. p. j. Cavanaugh
came in for the second and was award
plate.
Mr.. F. b. Feetham will return on
Monday or Tuesday from a two months
trip up In northwestern Canada where
he has been on legal business coupled
with pleasure. His journey has been
9 strenuous one. He went five hun
dred miles from Edmonton up into the
northern country on horseback and
made the return the same way. He
things to tell OF when he returns.
A number OF the intimate friends of
Mrs. e. w. Eisenhart on learning that
Wednesday evening would be her
birthday, decided to make the anniver-
sary pleasant for her by gathering for
little surprise party In her honor.
There were fourteen In the party and
three tables at cards were played.
Dainty refreshments were served and
at the close OF the evening she was
presented with a beautiful sterling
silver spoon as a token of regard.
Mrs. Edd Qutstgard was awarded the
first prize at the card game and Mrs.
=. j. Densmore the second.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church at Larimore. N. D., gave d lit
tie surprise party Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. F. A. Town for
Mrs. H. T. Guerrin who leaves next
Saturday for her new home at Mohall
In behalf of the ladies Mrs. j. D. Van
Fleet presented the guest of honor
with handsome set CT silver knives
and forks. After pleasant time So
cially light refreshments were served
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Mrs. James H. Bosard arrived home
Saturday morning after an absence of
eight months. The greater part of
the winter was spent in Los Angeles,
Cal, with her daughter, Mrs. ]. Sidle
Lawrence. In March she came on to
Missouri, Mont, where she was the
guest of her daughter and son-in-law,
Captain and Mrs. Charles Farsworth,
who are stationed at Fort Missouri.
On her way home she spent week
at Minot with her son Robert and his
family. She reports a delightful win
ter made unusually pleasant by num-
erOus friends whom she met all
through. the west, but expresses her
great pleasure to be at home again.
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The June program OF the Thursday
Musical club given in the Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon was one
of the best given this year. The prin-
cipal attractions on the program were
Miss Jane Smith, the talented pipe or
ganist from Oberlin, Ohio, and Mr.. Nor
man B. Black, the popular baritone
from st. Paul. They were ably assist
ed by Miss Pauline Allen, mezzo So
prano, Mrs. Brown violinist and Mrs.
White piano accompanist. The organ
solos Of Miss Smith were excellent but
on account of the condition of the
weather affecting the pipe organ to a
certain extent she did mot appear in
these to her usual advantage. Her
greatly appreciated. Mr.. Blacks BARI
tone solos were all rendered. In a do.
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llehtIui manner anu wei! recelVeu.
From the sentimental little ballad Of
Neyih's so That We Two We're Nav
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1ns 10 Ine malestic aounoa Holy
age Mr. R,ack,s voice 10 q we'll cni-
axe az. MI. l 1iacA so.ce IS We'll cul.
tlvaCed baritone or great volume yet
has some beautiful soft tones pleasing
IN tho Iovar ~ the contimantoi hot
le Iuyei u ne s. Ma,,s pal-
iads. His rend1tion OF The vulcan
Pauline Allen. orr talented young
mezzo soprano ,pleased the audience
with two selections. she has a heauti-
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Iul VOICE anu well framed LOT one SO
young. We predict great laurels In
White at the piano we're able accom-
paHislS. fAlleI Tic pio5Id all TeccP-
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