The evening times., 1911-08-08

Passlon and yearnlng are dead;
Evening shadows are falling fast
About her dropping head.
Sitting with folded hands,
With weary eyes and dim,
She sees the glow on the western
sands,
The sun on the oceans rim.
Charles w. Kennedy.
Miss Reese on Vacation.
Miss Alice Reese of University
Place has gone to Drake where she
will spend month in visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss McFadden Returned.
Miss Alice McFadden who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson has returned to her home in
Neche.
Go to Wimbledon.
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Reynolds and
Miss Anna Haggert have gone to
Wimbledon where they will be the
guests of Mrs. Reynolds parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jarvis for few days. They
Will also spend few days at Fargo,
Valley City and jamestown.
Mrs. Robertson Here.
Mrs. ]. c. LeBeau will have as her
charming guest at her home on
Fourth avenue for the next couple OF
weeks, Mrs. J.. L. Robertson of Min
neapolis who will arrive in the city
this evening. Mrs. Robertson has a
host Of friends in the city who will
make her stay pleasant and numerous
pretty affairs will be given in her
honor
Had Dancing Party
The young people of Minot held a
very happy dancing party in Pres
colts studio on Saturday evening and
about forty couples were present.
The music was furnished by Quigley's s
orchestra and frappe was served dur
ing the evening. The out of town
guests were Misses Kitty Carroll of
this city, Mabel Montgomery of VAL
ley City, Ester Wight of Chicago,
Vera Smith of Kenmare and Ruth
Steward of Superior, Wis.
Gave Party.
A delightful party was given at
Lincoln park yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. J. S. Hatcher entertained
in honor of her little neice Miss Joyce
Cameron of Minot who is her charm
Ing guest. Seventeen little girls were
invited to make the afternoon pass
pleasantly and at 6 o'clock delci-
Gus three-course supper was served
In the club house. The rooms were
fragrant with garden flowers and the
color scheme carried out was pink
and white to arther carry out this
scheme the ice cream was in the
form of pink roses. The little ladies'
who enjoyed this pleasure We're
Misses Joyce Cameron, Mary and
Julia Thomas Doris Payne, Mary
kneeland. Ruth Lasham of Los An
geles. Cal, Virginia ooker, Mary
Gowran, Etheland Helen Lasharn.
Cecil and May Holton, Mary and
katherine Trepanier. Eleanor and
Elizabeth Kelly. Margaret Reid
Harriet Hatcher. Mrs. Hatcher was
assisted in caring for the pleasure Of
her guests by Mrs. Kneeland and Mrs.
John r. Lasham of Los Angeles and
the hours were from two to seven.
Honored Miss Clements,
The following pretty affair took
place in Crookston and will be of
interest to Miss Clements MANY
friends in this city, where she was
formerly one of the teachers in the
city schools:
Crookston Times: Miss Mayme
Fournet entertained very delightfully."-
Friday afternoon for Miss Osa Glenn
ents, bride Of this season. Cards
were the feature of the occasion, Miss
Matte Brown winning the head prize,
while Miss Clement was awarded a
beautiful bouquet of white sweet peas
as the honor prize. The living room
was prettily decorated in lavender and
the dining room in pink and white.
From the centerpiece of flowers on
the dining room table, streamers of
ribbon ran to large bouquets at eth
er end. The brides place was mark
ed BY a chair decorated with a bou-
quet of fox glove and sweet peas. The
basket containing the dainty gifts
was adorned with flowers. The guests
present enjoyed pleasant afternoon.