The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-07
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Four Gifts.

Four Gifts. Y
heard, or dreamed heard four
tn. 1 is9.s: e1 Wiih gift q ], gold z. !,
would be. blessed;
AND will take unto my latest day
My chances for the rest"
The second to his God: Lord, gran,
mo fame,
Wide fame. as 'twere with flaming
pen
Athwart Thy highest heav'ns to scroll
my name :.
Before the eyes of men,"
And one the gift Of love: God, grant
me love,
Which every smaller blessing doth
To bind my life as with a chain
whereof
Each link is purest gold"
And one apart, did bow himself and
pray
The lowltest he Of all-that God
would send,
To bless the measure of his earthly
day, ''.''
One kind and steadfast friend.
by Elizabeth May Montague.
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Mrs. G. H. jerks was in The CITY
last evening enroute from Moorhead
where she has been visiting her
daughter to Great Falls, Mont, where
she Will visit her son, G. o, jerks. :.
Miss Ida Campbell was in the CITY
from Walhalla yesterday and last
evening went to Mayville where sha
will attend the normal school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jud LaMoure AZ
Pembina we're in the city ye.raras :
enroute home from Smii..y. MINI
where they have beer Standing the
summer among the ,ofnes.
Minet Repe.s.r: Mira. $. =. wo,,e.
chairman .s the COMMITTEES on ushers
and pr.ees for the Federation of Wo-
NETS clubs, has made the following
appointments and the young ladies'
:! named will act on the respective days
mentioned. The ushers for Wednes-
! day are: Blanche Lynch and Hazel
Robinson; Thursday, Mable Wright
and Margaret Green; Friday, Gene
We've Mulick and Grace McKone. The
pages will be Mary Mulick who will
act on Wednesday, Marjorie Gammons
on. Thurs lay and Florence Cameron
will act as information bureau during
the federation. Mrs. Cameron's tele-
phone number is 272 and her address
IL 314 East Fourth street.
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: One Of the prettiest Of the many
handsome pre-nuptial functions CIV
en- for Miss Nellie Sturtevant was that
which took place last evening at the
home OF Miss Grace GRADER in River
side Park when Misses GRADER, Mabel
land Marguerite Anderson were hos
tesses in her honor at handsomely
appointed 2 o'clock dinner. Covers
were laid for twenty-three and the
dining room decorations were ex-
quisitely dainty being carried out in
a color scheme OF pink, white and
green, while hearts. marking the
significance of the occasion, were
shown in the place cards and appoint
ments CT the delicious repast. The
evening was happily spent at differ
ent games, a guessing contest in the
form OF a musical romance aroused
much interest and Miss Gertrude
Shaw was awarded the prize for the
most musical memory. Each guest
wrote description Of the bride and
in this Miss Ethel Crazy was voted
the greatest success. The closing
feature was the presentation to the
bride of basket of dainty gifts from
the assebled guests and as each par.
eel was opened handsome pieces Of
linen and dainty useful articles for
the bridal chest were revealed. The
hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Ora
Der and Mrs. Anderson and the guests
were the Misses Nellie Sturtevant,
Gertrude Collins. Hazel Darlington.
Mabel Collins, Inez Wilder, Ethel
Crazy, Mary Corrigap, Mabel Henry,
Gertrude Beers, Ethel harrington,
Irene Finkle, Wayne .Moseley, Jessie
Roberts, Vivian Ryan, Gertrude
Shaw. Vivian Holmes, Kittie Rewey,
Ava GRADER, Marion GRADER and Mrs.
Randlet.