The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26

g, Society Editor.
Office Phones. Both No 81.
city to Mrs. Frances ]. Goldsmith of
Eveleth. MINI. Mr.. Mallory is we'll
known and popular and has many
friends who will extend congratula-
tions and give he and his bride
hearty welcome here.
The last reports from Mr.. James
Wood Of Forest River. who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis last Sunday.
was that he was slowly recovering
and great hopes are now entertained
that he will regain his health. He is
brother of Mrs. w. H. Kelsey who
went to his bedside when he was TAX
en- Ill but has now returned home.
Overheard at the ball game: That's
very good-natured crowd at the ball
game, isn't it, George?"
guess it ia, my dear-when the
umpire suits it. But why do you think
it's good natured?"
noticed that whenever / asked
and question about the game every
body laughed
Mrs. H. E. Payne's afternoon at
cards on Friday was delightful at
fair. The home was prettfly decorated
in red and white for the occasion.
Crysanthemums in these colors were
used In profusion and the appoint
ments of the luncheon were also car
ried out in red and white. Five
tables at i've hundred were played and
at the close OF the game Mrs. Call
was found to be entitled to the first
prize and Mrs. McCosker the consOl-
alton. Mrs. Ernest Merrill and Mrs.
G. +. Holmes assisted Mrs. Payne to-
gether with Miss Archer and Miss Pat
terson.
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po ~. ~ ~ ~ n %u -. NO peup.e I nn
9sI.ns Mrs M GnIlstlanson, rose Sen
a aaa ona M 1sc a aolSelsol ane Fior.
eveninp on trim wSich er VIII nu4 taas
them to the old home in Scandinavia.
MRS. Cnristianson and Rose Bendick-
son go to Harstad. Norway, where
their relatives reside. while Mrs. Tor
kelson and children go direct to CO.
pennagen. denmark They sail from
New YORK city June "a on the liner
olal Sel!lg and Will be gone from four
montns 70 year. There was large
crowd OF 1rlends at the depot to bid
the members or the party bon voy-
age.
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hlnts 20 tne oouDtlui as TO what to
present Tue young girl graduate:
Long gloves.
a handsome belt;
A high-topped hair comb.
FeSSSS ee@ASeA k&ASo0As
A bead or gold-link necklace.
One Of the new handkerchief brace
lets.
A set of fine lace cuffs and collar or
ohemisette and half sleeves.
A set of gold collar buckles.
One of the new wrist fan chains.
Some of the smart new handker-
chiefs.
Perfume or books or picture or bit
of statuary for her room.
,.,
MISS margaret sullivan returned
from Crookston Thursday evening.
wnere she went TO be the guest OF
MISS Margaret Mckinnon and to at
tena Ine pail gwen by the Crookston
cup Wednesday evening: This ball
was very elaDorate ana1r and closes
summer. The rooms were deliberately
decorated in purple and white, quanti-
ties of pansies and white flowers be-
ing used. About forty couples were
in attendance and the music was of
the best The Crookston people are
famed for their hospitality and Miss
Sullivan reports delightful visit and
says nothing was lacking on this oc-
casion.
80.
me w. Y; i. U. silver medal contest
neld Inursaay evening at the German
Evangellcal cnurch was very inter-
estlng entertainment and quite well
attalded. BESIDES the speaking of the
contestants Tor the medal good musi-,
cal program was rendered. The medal
was won by Master Clement s.
WOODS, whose speaking of THE Sa-
loon keepers temperance Lecture"
was very clever: The other contest
anus al deserving OF mention, were
Lloyd z. Campbell. Russell Wilson,
Jonn Else, sherwood Hewttsen and
OF the series of contests to be given
Union q k1S4,v