The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-17

IWenty-four people, women and
children, arrived in Grafton last
Thursday and will make their homes
on farms in, this vicinity. The hus-
| bands Of the ladies arrived early in
| the week to make arrangements for
| their reception.
ArdOch Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McGilvery enter
tanned number OF friends at de-
l1ghtful 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday
evening
The Ardoch Literary society and the
T. G. club will hold joint meeting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Aber-
crombie Friday evening. Thomas
Campbell, the author, will be the tonic
for discussion.
1t is rumored that w. A. Fox, a
former business man of Ardoch, is
about to open up an automobile shop
at Grand Forks.
Patrick Began, prominent farmer
of this community, has bought the
Episcopal rectory and will move his
family into town the last of this
month. They will be heartily well
coined socially in Ardoch.
Ore week from Friday evening the
honorary members of the T. C. club
will give supper and entertainment
to the ladies of the Cub. Mrs. (Dr.)
Williamson has generously offered the
gentlemen the free use of her par
lors, kitchen and cooking utensils and
elaborate preparations are being made
to entertain the ladies royalty
The T. c. club held its regular
meeting last week with Mrs. Chas.
Drew. Following the business part of
the program pleasant hour was spent
In music and singing. Mrs. Woods
presided at the piano. Mrs. Chas.
Woods was present as guest of hon.
or. A delicate and delicious spread,
served by the hostess, was much en-
joyed. The honorary members pres
ent were Messrs. Ferris, Drew and DR..
Williamson.
Mrs. Swiggum entertained about
twenty-five friends on Saturday AFTER
noon. The time was most happily
passed In games and puzzles. The So
luton of the amusing puzzles caused
much merriment. Prizes were award
ed to the four having the greatest
number correct. When the answers
to the problems were read it was
found that Mrs. DR.. Flatten had won
two prizes, Mrs. Paulsness one and
Miss Gullickson one. The hostess was
assisted by Mesdames ]. johnson,
Heltne and Deason.
Mrs. Hoverson was made the victim
OF pleasant surprise party last Wed.
nesday evening, when some thirty-five
of her lady friends of the United Luth-
eran Ladies' Aid met at her home to
spend the evening together ere Mrs.
Hoverson departs for her new home 1T
Bach. in the western part of the state.
The evening was spent in pleasant
conversation, many kindly wishes be-
rendered Mrs. Hoverson for friends
and prosperity in her new home. AS
token of friendly remembrance, Miss
Emma Gullickson, on behalf of the
United Lutheran Ladies' Aid, present
ed Mrs. Hoverson with a complete set
of silverware, including knives, forks
and spoons. A dainty lunch was
served. @
The regular meeting of the Musical
club was held with Mr.. st. John Baker
last Wednesday evening. The pro-
gram was as follows and excellently
rendered.:
se Ie &c MISS M 3 st. s 5ohh
He Leadeth Me. ::....... Mrs. Phelps
so'0- S. la Mo- %sspi B,aeksmith:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Driscoll
Esstf to Thee Each Night aP u.s. R''se's
Largo Misses olson and St. st'a JOHN
Gould l? ........... Miss Cunningham
Current Events ...:....... Miss Poppy
A Tryst.
[ will not break the tryst. my dear,
That we have kept so long,
Though winter and it's SHOWS are here,
And I've no heart for song.
fou went into the voiceless night;
1OuF pain lea Tar away,
Did you forget me- Hearts Delight,
AS night forgets the day?
sometimes think that you would speak
If still you held me dear;
But space is vast. and I am weak
Perchance l do not hear
Surely, howe'er remote the star
Your wandering feet may tread.
When shall pass the sundering bar
Our souls must still be wed.
Century Magazine
Hs, sorrow thy young days shaded as
clouds DER the morning fleet;
Toe fast have thy young days faded.
Does tme With In he cola Wng Wher
each feeling that once was dear?
Then child of misfortune come hither
I'll weep for thee tear for tear.
Has love to that soul so tender, been
49,. like our Lagenian mine
Whose spakls sr9 a go khne spendor all
by the CLEAN that shone;
As false 1,la as as the dream Of the sleeper
Has hope like the bird in the story that
has hope BEEN that bird to t faHy
On branch after branch alighting, the
gem did she still display,
And when nearest and most inviting,
then watt the fair gem away?
thus the Fss oo asss S Htsa
II thus the fair hope hath cheated. that
led thee along Sc, light;
each feeli S' that Mer once nS was dean
Then child Of misfortune come hither,
I'll weep for thee tear for tear.
Moore.
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