The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-06

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The Ever. blooming Tenderfoot.
Although the arid plain as yet
Lacks cen the wind-flower's hardy
shoot,
There blossoms gorgeously-you bet
The ever-blooming tenderfoot.
The native "punchers" draw aside
The Law" rolls cigarettes
AS each remarks with open pride
How we'll his costume sets.
Flynn Wayne.
Guest from Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Johnston are en-
tertaining as their charming guest at
their home on Chestnut street Miss
Abbie Flanagan Of Milton. Miss
Flanagan expects to be here a week
or more.
Cleared Neat Sum.
Forty dollars was the handsome
sum cleared by the ladies of st.
Marks English Lutheran Aid society
at their sock social. About 125 peo-
pie attended and every foot was
measured. Mrs. William Binyon was
hostess and dainty refreshments were
served.
The A. C. Junior Prom.
The annual junior prom at the
state agricultural college at Fargo
will be danced at the same time as
the prom at the university is danced
In this city. AS here there is much
preparation going on for the leading
social event Of the year and the ar
mory at that institution will be the
scene Of the gay festivity. The hours
will be from $3.50 to 1870 and Put
MANS orchestra of eight pieces will
play.
To Give Cantata Soon.
The Baptist church choir under the
direction Of Louis U. Rowland is pre-
pairing to give Sullivan's beautiful
cantata. "The Prodigal Son" some
time during the last Of this month.
Tho cantata has never been given
here and the music is so sweetly
beautiful that 1t is certain to please
all music lovers. The solo parts have
been assigned and will be rendered
By Miss Maude Begg, soprano, Miss
Barbara Henry, contralto, Volney L.
MILLS, tenor and Harold e. White,
bass.
Evening Birthday Party.
Miss Mary OConnell celebrated her
sixteenth birthday Saturday evening
by entertaining a company Of thirty
Of her young friends at her home on
North Fourth street. The charming
young hostess provided various
games and musical program for
amusement and at 1880 o'clock a de-
licious lunch was served. Mrs.
o'Connell being assisted by Miss AL
ma Treacy. The guest list included
Misses Irene Kenny, Rosalie Treacy,
Hazel Fink, Sylvia Hunter. Annie
Treacy, Ethel Wentz. Mary Mcdonald
Lillian Dow. Marie O'Gorman, Carmel
Treacy, Erma Fitzgerald. Violet Fitz-
gerald, Veronica Bird and Leona
Cushman and Messrs. Lloyd Camp
bell, Merrick Kent, Joe Roller, CAL
win Jackson, Edwin Lowe, Herman
O'Connell, Clarence Luckenson,
Grover Bogenreith, Howard belong,
Kenneth Caldwell, Frank Treacy and
Jerome Hart.
Vida McCaffery to Wed.
The announcement of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Vida McCaffery
a charming young lady Of Pembina,
and Dr.. Fred S. Ryan of California, a
former Pembina boy, was made at an
exquisitely appointed announcement
dinner given by Mrs. W. ]. Kneeshaw
and her two daughters, Misses Hazel
and Pauline. Red and white was
the color scheme and hearts and
beautiful roses were plentifully used
In all the rooms. The happy news
came In little envelopes tied to the
heart shaped favor boxes of candy.
There was generous bridal shower
before the evening was over and the
girls also utilized their needlework
Sdll In fashioning dainty necessities
Tor the brides new home.
Miss McCanery has chosen Satur-
day, February Is, as her wedding day
and the happy event will take place
at tho home Of her parents in Penn
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