The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-17
SOCIETY
villanelle Of Youths Sweetness

vlllanelle OF YOUTHS sweetness
Smiles of the gods and pleasure
Dover the youthful brow,
Ripened in golden leisure.
With full miraculous measure.
These things our youth doth endow;
Smiles of the gods and pleasure.
Long will the spirit treasure,
Life would a birth-right avow
Smiles of the gods and pleasure.
Out of the ills that immesh her.
Wisdom may come to us now,
Ripened in golden leisure.
Yet ever sweeter and fresher.
Memories of youth teach us how.
Smiles of the gods and pleasure
Ripen in golden leisure.
-Edw. o. Jackson.
Money Rolling In.
The merry chain still goes on and
the money is now beginning to rapidly
roll into the Y. w. c. A. fund. The
purchase of the new building site is
whiting the grasp of the association
and the committee will soon begin to
select the choicest spot in the city for
the new Y. w. c. A. home. This week
has been an especially enthusiastic
one, several hostesses reporting each
afternoon that they are contributing
their link and in almost every case
the guest list numbers several more
than the required ten. Many dupli-
cate the amount of money required
and several have entertained who
have not been included in the regu-
lar entertaining circle. The ladies
who first agitated the chain idea of
raising funds are more than satisfied
with the success that has been at
tanned and will now have the courage
to attempt most anything that will
be for the benefit of the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. Albert McCallum was hos
tess of Wednesday and entertained at
her home on North Fifth street from
3 to 5 o'clock the following ladies:
Mesdames McIlraith. Kirsch. Nelson.
Clark. H. Peterson. John Dencker. H.
Carl. Leslie Pratt. A. Common and
Daniel Lewis and Misses Margaret
Shriner and Laura Barton.
Mrs. Harry McNicol was a hostess
of East Grand Forks this week. Her
company comprised Misses Ruth Snv-
der, Isabel Fender. Gunda Dahl. Ada
Fiers, Margaret Brown. Clara Hagen,
Lila Mobeck. Mrs. G. Purcell. Misses
Mamie Franklin, Jessie Finley, Marie
Sorenson.
Mrs. Andrew veitch and daughter
Miss Mildred added two links this
week. Miss Mildred hal, a company
of young people among whom were
Misses Rena Farup. May Stephenson,
Clara Hyslop, Margaret Hyslop. Blan-
die Holt, Alive LELAND, Margaret Has
kett. Fannie Terrett. Marjorie McDon-
aid. Hazel Nelson, Mabel Peterson
Mrs. Vietch had her company Tuesday
evening and they consisted of Mes
danes Frank Hazelbarth, George Hys-
Top, J. E. Rosseau, Woods, Robertson.
McCloud. George Salisbury, William
Bulge, j. B. Milne, Louis Campbell,
harrington.
Mrs. Palmer A. Mickey has contrib
uted her link and the ladies who made
up her guest list were Mesdames E.
s. Kneeland, H. H. Healy, W. G. Miller.
A. E. Lehman, C. F Weisbecker, Will
liam Leggett, c. E. Brawner, NJ. H.
Seaman, Grader and Pabst.
MISS OldUyS Hill WIS dIllOuS wen.
nesday's hostesses and entertained
Misses Mildred Sinclair, Gertrude
Cooley, Helen Taylor, Gertrude and
Marion Robinson, Lila Burgett, Tena
Geddes, Genevive O'Keefe, Gladys Dow,
Helen Thompson and Esther Nelson.
Mrs. n. B. Black was among the
hostesses of this afternoon and the
guests of her company were Mes
danes E. w. Eisenhart, c. L. Tomp-
kins, c. c. Finch, A. ]. Douglas, S. H.
Ashley, c. w. Hinzie, A. E. Logan,
William Leggett, ]. H. Void and
Christensen and Miss Ljungberg.
Mrs. George tombstone has issued
invitations for Friday and Saturday
afternoons from to o'clock at her
home on North Eighth street. On
Friday she will entertain Mesdames
Halfstad, Berthiaume, Ferguson,
Benson, Kelly, Dreeland, Robson,