The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30
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Dreaming Summer

Dreaming Summer
Something has frightened the gray
bound weather,
Tints of the sky are blue unblurred,
Life's become light as sailing fea-
Their;
Dreaming summer has stirred, has
stirred!
Something has thrilled my heart with
longing,
Dreams sail to me with each new
tide,
Love comes to me with each new
dawning;
Dreaming summer has sighed, has
sighed!
Something has healed my souls deep
sadness,
Kissed it and made it singing
Eager to drink of the old, dear glad
Dreaming summer has smiled. has
smiled!
Gertrude Brooke Hamilton.
Fakes Position at st. Paul
The many friends of Miss Amelia
Kreutz who has been one of the most
CSlluldDlC anu PlOlSlSAl lNcShOlS IA
the city schools for the past ten
years will be pleased to hear that
she has accepted a splendid uosillon
in the city schools of st. Paul. Last
year Miss Kreutz was member of
the Washington school staff. before
hat being of the Central school.
Had jolly Time
A picnic at Lincoln park is quite
the fashion these hot days but none
know better how to enjoy them than
the younger set. One particularly
merry one was that given by a COM
pany of young girls. the invited guests
being their gentlemen friends. Miss
Lima Kline and Guy Bulge acted as
ohaperones and the boys drove the
the party to and from the park in
their large touring cars After en-
joying the delicious supper they took
lie easy and derived the full bene-
fit of tn cool evening air. the men,
bers of the party being Misses Wini-
fred Streeter, Gladys Magyar, Ruth Rex
Ada Bulge, Frances Holloway. Luc-
lie Hale, Madeline Turner, Ella OPP
sahl and Lillian Fiarchild; Messrs
Myron Bacon. Jim Bulge, Charles
O'keefe, Hume Bacon. Lawrence
Feetham, Lawrence Kennedy, Gerald
Finch, Ransom Barnes, Inslie Pierce.
Shower for Miss Harrison
Miss Louise Harrison who will be-
come bride in August. the man Of
her choice being Robert Fraser of
Minot. received a handsome pre-nup-
tial honor from her Rebekah sisters
on Tuesday evening. After the regu-
lar meeting social hour was an
nounced at which Miss Harrison was
named the honoree. A delicious lunch
Of cooling refreshments was served
and then large clothes basket of
pretty things for bride was brought
In and Miss Harrison was requested
to examine them. She found pieces
of cut glass. handpainted china and
linen and thanked her friends most
heartily for their loving remembrance
Congratulations were then in order
and Miss Harrison was deluged with
them.
White. Bryson Wedding
Today at high noon Miss Ella Bry-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Bryson. was given in marriage to
Edmund White, prominent young
business man of Gooding, Ida, the
ceremony being read by DR.. G. A.
Holzinger of Browns Valley, Mimi.
at the home of the brides parents on
University avenue. A company of
tnirty-five guests were favored with
Invitations to the pretty ceremony
and the home was made festive for
the occasion with summer blossoms
and green. Miss Eva Rorke rendered
the wedding music and the brides
only attendant was her sister, Miss
Kate Bryson, who was her bridesmaid.
Bert White brother of the groom,
was best man. A handsomely ap-
pointed wedding dinner followed the
extending of congratulations and this
evening Mr. White will take his bride
on a delightful western honeymoon
trip, visiting St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Omaha. Denver, and Salt Lake City
before going to their future home at