The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

The members of the Royal Neigh
bors who take part in the play. The
Forged Certificate" possess dramatic
ability that has remained latent until
called forth by the practices. The
play is an assured success, and will
be given the last Of this month.
Mrs. E. c. Cooper and Mrs. H. l..
Holmes of Bathgate went to Bismarck
yesterday to join their husbands there.
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Goss of Minot
moved to their fine new residence on
Ramstad street, last week.
Extensive preparations are under
way for the social event of the leg
islative session. the governors inau-
sural ball. From the interest being
manifested over the state it may be
stated as an assured fact that this
will be the most brilliant social func-
ton in the history of the state. and
many society people will be present
besides the solons and their ladies,
and the local people. The ball will
be held in the house chamber at the
capitol. which will be masnificently
decorated for the occasion. The pre-
liminaries are already practically COM
peted, only the details remaining to
be carried out under the directions of
the several committees who have been
delegated to look after the different
parts of the work incident to so eX-
tensive an affair. Rupert's orchestra
of Fargo, fifteen pieces strong. will
furnish the dance music, and also
give preliminary concert. The Capt.
| tol City orchestra will give concert
| the Rupert orchestra. Miss Holemo.
noted Italian artistic, will render
| several violin solos, and Prof. Carl
Schulz, one of the best cornetists in
the United States, has been engaged
+; to render several solos during the
evening as interludes to the dancing
music. The tickets for the ball will
be S., including supper for two. In
vitations are extended to everyone to
attend the inaugural ball. The COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements
include the following:
Reception-Alayor w. H. Weber.
Jr.. Joseph Hare, E. A. Williams, Frank
Reed, l. P. Baker, F. H. Register, E.
G. Patterson, T. r. Mcckler, a. H.
Will, F. r. Smyth, NJ. H. Jewell, An
drew Miller.
Refreshment committee-W. F. Cock
raine, A. W. Lucas, H. L. Matchan,
G. w. Wolbert, H. L. Reade.
Music-R. D. Hoskins, H. ]. Deum-
land, j. H. Newton.
PUBLICITY. w. Foley, w. c. Gill
breath, A. Rolling, c. w. Jones.
Transportation-S. w. Derrick, T.
D. Hughes, c. B. Little.
Decorations-D. j. McGills, William
O'Hara, John Hintgen.
Floor---F. L. Conkin, chairman. who
will select his assistants.
The Mothers auxiliary to the Y. NJ.
c. A. will meet at the association
rooms on Saturday afternoon at 3
p. IN. and on every alternate Satur-
day afterwards. This society has been
formed for the purpose of helping the
boys department with any of the work
at which women excel, such as socials,
banquets, suppers or any social gath
erings. Extension work is also plan
ned, such as interesting mothers in the
work of the association, also FORMING
plans to give a larger scope to the
work by using means to have boys
unable for some reason to belong to
the Y. NJ. c. A. receiver the benefits
of the organization. The Y NJ. C. A.
is doing good work in all it's branches,
but the boys department under Mr..
Eamen's able management deserves
special encOura cement, as it aims to
save boys by directing the energies
which every healthy boy possesses into
the proper channel.
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| Wedding books are by no means a
new idea, but bought ones are expen-
sive and lacking in individuality. The
| woman who is clever with her fingers
and brain can make one for her friend
who is about to become a bride, which
| is bound be great souce of interest
and pleasure.
If she is good at making pen-and- ink
sketches she wants nothing better for
| her purpose than water color paper
the block sheets for her pages and the.
more elaborate single sheets for her
cover.
Each page is supposed to be set
apart for some special record of hap
pening on that wedding day and
should have its appropriate inscription
in old English lettering and in accom-
panying sketch at the top.
There must be space for bit of
| the brides gown, leaf for the spray
from the bouquet she wants to keep,
pages for newspaper clippings chron-
icling the great event, pages for the
incident that some member of the
bridal party feels should not be for
gotten. Guests may write their names
and their special wishes for the hap
piness of the newly welded pair, and
the passing of the years adds greater
interest to the history herein recorded.