The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

and Mrs. B. F. Green for the past,
week, returned Wednesday to their
home.
The Literary club met Tuesday with
Mrs. Oliver Evans. Mrs Mann read a
paper on "The Life of Lincoln.' Mus
cal numbers were given by Mrs. Green
and Mrs. Evans.
The w. R. c. entertained last Fri
day evening after their regular meeting
for :ke members and their families.
The music was furnished by Eddie Lar
son and Earl Duell.
Mr.. and Mrs John Armstrong of
Glasgow, Mont, have moved into the
Reid house on 5th street. Mr.. Arm
strong is the allotting agent fo- the
Indian lands and has established Of
fees IN the Federal building.
Many of the ladies of the city are
looking forward with much pleasure to
the Farmers Institute to be held
March 1928. A special invitation has
been extended to the farmers wives
to attend. 1t is hoped this meeting
with the good women from the farms
may lead to many pleasant friendships.
A St. Valentines $500" party will
be given on February -14th in the OPP
era House hall by Mrs. Geo. Juergens,
Mrs. G. W. Mooers and Mrs. Jens
Svee. The invitations are handsome
reminders of the legends of the day
and the party affords an opportunity
for timely decorations that will not
be overlooked by the hostess.
How to Water House Plants.
Some people think it necessary to
water growing plants daily, whether
they need it or not. Many plant is
killed by this mistake. Keep the flow
er pots in about all inch or two of sand
if in the house, where the temperature
is a trifle high. This will prevent them
from drying too quickly.
| Mrs. Diedenhofer was pleasantly sur
prisel on Tuesday by number Of her
friends, the occasion being the sixth
anniversary Of her wedding The
guests were Mrs. Desmond, Mrs. Forbes,
Mrs. Greenberg, Mrs. Breidert, Mrs.
Pierce, Mrs. Mosher, Mrs. Ruhberg,
and Mrs. Kyle, of Rolla. Mrs Dieden-
hofer was presented with handsome
set Of sherbet glasses.
The wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. V. Bice was pleasantly remem-
bered last Saturday evening when the
following friends were entertained at
an evening with cards and refresh
ments: Messrs. and Mesdames Chas.
Smith, Wren Smell, c. J. B. Turner,
Olive Evans and Allie Bond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bice were presented with hand
some silver dish by the guests.
In a personal letter to friend in
this city, Mrs. Roland, who left Devils
Lake some time ago for trip abroad
states that she sailed from New York
Feb. 4th. The ship on which she took
passage will stop at the Azores, Nader
ia, Gibralter, Palermo, Algiers and
! Naples, where she will land on her way
| to Rome, where she plans to spend the
greater part of her time while abroad
Mrs. Roland anticipates a delightful
trip.
Devils Lake music lovers who ART
planning to hear Caruso when he sing
in St. Paul in May will be interested
in knowing that the "message of hi
song" has already reached this city
the February issue of the Victor Rec
ords including four Caruso solos.
One Of these-"For You Alone.
is an English ballad, the first SOM
sung in English by the famous Ital
ian tenor. Although Caruso's CONVEX
sational English is nothing to bra
about, it is said that this little low
song is sung in the purest English
and its rendition seems to have devel
oped new beauties in the Caruso voice
Besides the English ballads, CARY
so g Victor records are Othello g "Fare
well,'' Canio's dramatic song fror
"Pagliacci' and Tosti g tenderly swee
"Goodbye.''
The Minot Optic gives the .followin
account of the marriage of Miss Grae
Holcomb to Ray Kann, at which tw
of the out of town guests were Mr.. an
Mrs. A. P. Blonde of this city.
One of the prettiest weddings of Il
season occurred yesterday at the hon
Of Mrs. w, d. HOlcomb, when h