The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-04

In eulOgy on Mrs. MCKINNEY, de-
livered last Sunday in Canton, O.. Rev.
Buxton speaks thus nobly of her keen
judgment of men and conditions:
"Her knowledge of men and meas
ures was superior, and often President
Mckinley deferred to her Judgment.
But her confidence in his abilities and
her faith in the integrity Of his char
acter were remarkable. She felt that
he deserved success and that a gen.
erous people would not withhold it
when it was we'll earned. A favorite
expression Of hers during his many
political campaigns was, He ought to
success and therefore will succeed
Zone short phrase used perhaps
hundred times daily. after the Buffalo
tragedy, illustrates the character of
Mrs. Mckinley better than any words
OF mine. The words my precious
contained the pitome of all the loyalty,
fidelity and constant love that a wo-
man can ever render to man. Who
that ever heard can forget the manner
in which she pronounced those words.
"Her faith inspired him, her conf
dence assured him, her very weakness
strengthened him. Her devotion to his
memory has perhaps never been ex-
celled among women. His name was
constantly upon her lips. With juti-
fable pride she spoke of his virtues,
the noble qualities of mind and heart
and his surprising affection, manifest
in every act toward her.
I'VE do not believe that these lat
ter years of hers have been lost. There
is ministration that comes with pain
and sorrow. There is a beauty of
soul, a patience, a trust and gentle
ness that flourish amid shadows"
The Catholic Order of Foresters will
give card party this evening in the
Irish-American club rooms. The u.s.
ual pleasant evening is anticipated
AID a delicious lunch will be served.
Messrs. Thomas Collins. N. Simmer
and NJ. Norman compose the enter
tainment committee.
Mrs. 8. Panovitz left last evening
for Maple Lake, to spend the summer
at their cottage. Misses Diana and
Lizzie went out Sunday evening.
The YeOmen will hold their regular
meeting Wednesday, instead of Tues
day evening, this week. There will be
a social session. to which all Yeomen
and their friends are cordially invited.
A social hop and delicious lunch
will be the order of entertainment.
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A Fargo wedding of great moment,
on account OF the popularity and
prominence Of the bride, will be that
of Miss Vera Virginia Morrow, only
daughter of Co. and Mrs. j. w. Nor
row, of that city, and Mr.. John Mich
olas !Thelan, of Great Falls, Mont,
which will take place on Wednesday
evening, June 5, at 9 O'Clock, at the
residence on Eighth street south. Miss
Morrow will be attended by Miss
Grace Perley, of Moorhead. as maid
of honor, and Mr.. Otto J. Morrow will
assist as best man. Miss Dorothy
Didge and Miss Ethel Sweet will act
as ribbon bearers and little Miss Mar
garet Hunter as flower girl. Miss
Dagny Nelson will have charge of the
guest book and Miss jeanette Nc
Intyre will sing during the reading
of the service. Miss Morrow's debut
was made in that city year ago and
from the date of her appearance she
enjoyed the gayest sort OF good
time. Bright and unaffected, Of hap
py and kindly disposition, she en-
listed the admiring attention of even
the most casual acquaintance. Her
cordial manner has won her friends
by the score and a warm welcome ev-
erywhere she goes. Mr.. Thelan is
bright and prosperous young attorney
OF Great Falls, Mont, and during his
short stay in Fargo has made hosts
of friends. A reception will follow
the ceremony, to which only young
people have been invited. The happy
young couple will make their home
at Great Falls, Mont.
Several very dainty social functions
have been given in Fargo the past
week, in the way of dinners. showers
and luncheons. In honor of Miss Vera
Morrow, the popular bride-to-be.
Amog those who have entertained for
her are: Mrs. Thomas BakeE, on
North Broadway; Miss Ethel Sweet,
Mrs. F. F. Grant. Miss Emma Lincoln,
Miss Mcintyre and Miss Nelson, at
the MyIntyre residence on Eighth
street south; Miss Margaret Elliott
and Miss Grace Perley, of Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Bowers, Of
Fargo, announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Ethel Elizabeth, to Albert
Daniel Scott. eldest son OF Mr.. and