The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-03
THE DAISY.FIELD,

THE DAISY.FIELD.
Man looked upon the sky by night,
And loved It's tender azure, bright
With many softly beaming light;
And sang his Makers praises.
THE sun declares Thee in Thy dread;
But from the stars Thy peace is shed;
Would that by day they comforted! {"
God heard; and made the daisies.
All In armament Of green
Their golden orbs now float, serene, :,
Twinkling with rays of silvery sheen,
To comfort him who gazes.
j. B. Fletcher.
Perhaps never before In the history
of Grand Forks has there been such
q quiet week socially az the past has
been. However there are good rea-
sons for the lack of entertaining and
now that canning and picking time is
about over and carnival week which
was not q great success on account Of
the inclement weather has passed,
there is every promise that society
will take on activity again and the
winter stir once begun will not quiet
down for some weeks.
The approaching marriage Of one
OF the city's most prominent and
highly esteemed young ladies', Miss
Nellie Sturtevant, has called forth
much pretty anti-nuptial entertaining
and almost every day of next week
has something in store for the BRIDE
to-be. The different lodges Of the city
are resuming their regular meetings
after summer vacation and most Of
these are arranging some form Of en-
tertainment for the winter. At the
university, too, social life is becom-
ing quite active and already a num-
Der of enjoyable events have taken
place, with score more promised for
the near future.
Mrs. Frank Gerrish Is in the city
from Crookston for short visit with
Mrs. NJ. Nicholson.
Clarence Tilley of Milton, N, D., is
enjoying visit with his aunt. Mrs. e.
Thalle.
Reports coming from Rochester as
to the condition of M. ]. Moran of
this city who recently underwent DIFF
f1cult operation are most favorable.
He has moved from the hospital to a
hotel and is getting along splendidly.
Miss Irene Kassa returned to
Crookston yesterday after enjoying a
short visit with her friend, Miss
Louise Busch, who with her mother
left last evening to spend the winter
at Seattle. g.
Mrs. g. w. Lennon leaves this
evening for, Fargo to join her hus-
band who has gone into business in
that city. Her mother, Mrs. E. C.
Houde, who has been with her for the
past few months will also leave this
evening for her home in Milwaukee.
Mrs. James Bosard, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Jackson for the past few days, leaves
this evening for Devils Lake, Minot
and Kenmare: where she will visit for
a few days before leaving for Los
Angeles CAL, to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. Sidle
Lawrence. Mrs. Bosard will be joined
on her journey west by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Barker of Johnstown who will
also spend the winter in California.
Miss Vera Densmore of Winnipeg
who is on her way to Washington, D.
c., where she will enter the Washing
ton Seminary for Young Ladies, is
enjoying brief visit in the ecity as
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Densmore. Miss Hall
of Clifford, Maine, Ia also guest at
the Densmore home and both young
ladies were entertained at dinner
Thursday evening by Mrs. James Din-
ME. A theater party at the Empire
followed the dinner party.