The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-19
Christmas Fairies

Christmas Fairies.
When Christmas ome the fairies
know.
Then all the wind is silver with their
hair,
Blown through the drifting silver Of
the snow.
For whom they wake, while yet tho
early air
Is filled with dark and stars Of dawn
are white,
They know that something whispers
everywhere
Something that is not like the voice
of night:
Something that is not like the voice
of day:
Something that is like silence and like
night,
Up With soft cries tho little winds at
Or supple flames that with slim heck
Fan by. III" fairies mount and wind
away.
Some gracious influence move the
day like spring.
Wistfll to have some part in the
The :aiT ~% cs ssi5i Sits from every
Trims
Thcrrf"r". When iirS, you wake from
WlNS that were
AZ s~inGin: dreams. on every Christ
mas morn
Til" ,la, j. blessed iy some still wan
,irrtr.
For s"n'o Ninl little <riri, has out
Worn
Your sl".l, Ivy kisSills ligh, Your
closed eyes,
And uf tlla; Hiss !"ur first day dreams
are born.
Io:'a Gal" IN New I"rk Mail
Gurs,- from Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. r. lIcAiy will have
h"'n" n North Srv nth street their
da;ah,"r Hmh son-iN-iAw. Mir. and
Mr. pcirs A.. ~i'"li. ~ Minneapolis.
TIL VIII arriv. ncXi Sunday morn
ms anal rv"aain "Ner r'l"i1maS day.
To !."Iaiu Hirr Holidays.
Mrs. Frank =. Marsh who arrived
SiSk.. is a guess at Tho homo of her
sister,. Mrs. George j. Price Of TINT
N'is;t' avonuv am! will visit with her
sisters, Mrs. Prir" and Mrs. osborne.
and her mother, Mrs. John Malcy,
"hr after h Ih%t>tmas holidays.
T'kic. tA!iha to Iarimnrr.
Mrs j. L.. stevens OF University
avrnne left this morning for lari-
more wllcIr she will spend the mex,
three DAYS attending the farmers
mldwint"r fair and institute. Mrs.
Stevens is taking with her the fx-
h1hit OF the North Dakota Anti-Tu-
~h"rcul"sis association and will give q
lecture on i, during the gathering. si,..
being the official lecturer of the ASH
citation. Later Mrs Stevens will take
tho exhibit t" Park River wllcru an
institute will h." held:
Mothers Club Meets Today,
n very enthusiastic meeting of the
Mothers club was held this afternoon
at the Central school building a, I
o'clock and the mothers made dainty
aprons suitahl" for Christmas gifts.
Miss Parkebusch and Miss Sutherland
directed tho work and by careful plan
ming the materials for the gifts did
not cost over five cents. Some of the
members who had begun dresses at
previous meetings completed them to-
day.. Light refreshments were served
at the close.
Installation Tonight.
The installation of the new officers
OF the Eastern Star lodge. Acacia
chapter No. l.. will take place at the
regular meeting at Masonic temple
this evening. The business meeting
Will he held at ) o'clock and Past
Worthy Patron a. j. Fairchild will
install. Mrs. c. T.. Warriner, the new
" elected worthy ma,ron. has named
her appointive officers who also will
nc Installed tonight as follows: Ada.
Mrs. Mic" kanrcn: Ruth. Mrs. w. j.
Watt: Esther. Mrs. o. l.. Ice; Martha.
Mrs. Leslie Siinson: Electa. Miss Ada
Nishct war,lcr. Mrs. l.. NJ. Cory: SEN
tin"l. \. Reading: chaplain. Mrs.
i'Frd W.. i~'hlring,on: marshal. Miss
Mimi" rasmussen: organist. Mrs. j.
III. f"on