The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30
SOCIETY
PHONE
NIGHT 1851

Gooding where they will be at home
after August 1.
Miss Lewis iii.
Miss Mildred Lewis, one of the eff
ficient young nurses at st. Michael's
hospital. has been compelled to give
up her duties for a time on account
of illness. She has gone to her home
at Neche.
To Visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. c. A. johnson, wife Of the can
didate for governor, left Minot today
with her three children. Melvin. Clara
and Delwin, for her old home at Ar
gyle, Mimi, where she will spend the
remainder of the summer.
To Visit Chautauqua.
Master John Moore. son of Rev. and
Mrs. ]. G. Moore. left last evening in
company with Mrs. j. G. Wylie of
Drayton with her sister and her son,
Harold. for Devils Lake and the chau-
tauqua where they will spend q month.
Old Residents Back.
Captain and Mrs. John T. Case.
Mrs. j. E. Benhan and Arthur U. Case
have arrived from Cleveland, o., for
several days visit at the home Of
Mrs. H. j. Allen on International
avenue. The guests are former resi-
dents of this city and this is their
first return in twenty-six years.
on to California.
Mrs. George A. Wheeler. ST., left last
oyorirr f0r A-~a1an ~ -,A>,.
she will enjoy an extended visit with
her daughter and her husband. Mr..
and Mrs. T. G. Dewitt. She will also
stop at Portland enroute for short
stay with Mrs. DR.. Rutledge, formerly
of this city.
Attending Wedding Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich of this city
and Mrs. Aldrich's brother, Fred
Lilo. are at Olga today attending the
wedding of Miss Mabel Martinson and
August Hagen. The ceremony was
performed at II o'clock by Rev. j.
Sather of Fosston and the wedding
dinner and reception followed i'm
mediately after. The happy couple
will reside on the groom's farm near
Olga.
Winnipeg Auto Party.
Fargo Forum: Another auto party
from Winnipeg arrived in the city
last night and left this morning, going
north. In the party were F. w. Glas-
gov and children. Miss Jane Robert
son and George Perkins. They thor
oughly enjoyed the trip and one of
them said that the crop conditions
were not nearly so bad as reported.
Rose Party at Maple Lake
Crookston Times: Mrs. S. Rosen-
thai entertained the Sheffield house
party yesterday at her attractive
summer home. Uneeda Rest Cottage at
Maple Lake. The affair was in the
nature of wild rose luncheon, and
the whole house was fragrant with
the beautiful pale blossoms. From a
great bowl of them in the center Of
the table red ribbons radiated to
each cover. where dainty rose paint
ed place card indicated to each guest
the place designed for her. The lun-
cheon was served in four courses and
the guests included Mrs. Falk, Mrs.
w: B. Shefield. Miss Stone, Miss Rad
cliffe and Miss Goodhue.
Reasons Why
Professor Frederick Mason Blan-
chard Of the University of Chicago
says there is a psychological reason
for placing the wedding and the en-
gagement rings on the third finger.
Every finger, he explains, is express
i've of a particular emotion.
The third or ring finger" he as
serts tells of affection" The other
fingers are not used in a caress. The
whole hand is used, but the third
finger is brought forward and it is the
one that strokes the face or hand Of
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