The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28

was one of the juvenile court cases.
, hut was taken hold of just at the right
time to lead her back to the path of
sweetness and helpfulness TO every
home offered her will be permanent
and everybody is glad for the CHEEKY
outlook which has coe to her.
Miss Topping will also take steps
ii possible. to have the little Jose
phinc. in whom go many have been
Interested as the Youngest II most
unfortunate mother in the institution
sis sanitarium. The child annot
speak aloud and even whispering
causes her the greatest effort. II is
most deplorable and 1t is hoped Il
place may be found where She may
improve.
Mrs. Budlomg Injured.
Mrs. Minnie &. Budlong of lis
r,arck. secretary of the library COM
mission. is suffering from a painful
injury. caused by slipping on the icy
pavement last sunday while returning
from church. fracturing a hon i'll her
shoulder. She will be confined to the
house for some time.
Lyle Cowan Is Married.
Lyle Cowan, son of Judge and Mrs.
~ VI GSN al aIiN a
former student At the state university,
has Joined the rangs of the benedicts.
His marriage took place AT high noon
on Christmas day at ltarlowtown.
Mont, and his bride VAS formerly
Miss Louise Stark of that city. Rev.
Father Ruder performed the cere-
mony.
Intended Fargo Bali.
Miss Pearl Munro OF Langdon and
James Brennan of Devils Lake. both
popular students at the state univer-
sity. arc visiting in Fargo and were
aEionS The guests last evening at the
Annuus club dance, The function
was IL beautiful II and the Courier
News chronicles i, as follows:
The Young society people of the
city were strongly in evidence last
evening at the beautiful rural Ger
Knights of Columbus hall. Dancing
began promptly at half after eight,
and the spacious ball room was a
scene of exceptional beauty. Chaper-
ons for the evening were: Mesdames
Weible. Lawrence. Callander and
HOLSTER. who also presided at the
four tables.
Each year this ball is an event of
special interest because OF the col
ltSc ST., all Oh "T0m make IL q point
to come from long distances in order
to be present. 1t may be said to be
in the nature of Il reunion. and draws
the mos charming and the most in
teresting assemblage of any of the
Christmas week festivities. Last even
ing Frank barrow. Homer Dixon and
IA Pollock constituted the committee
which made the ball a conspicuous
success, plans being made for a dis
tinctly rural party. The unique favors
represented implements used on the
farm-hoes. rakes and other para
phernalia. all OF which came from
Marshall Fields Chicago house, and
during the evening q special feature
was the old fashioned or. drille. dane
ed by four couples. the figures being
called off, by Harrs. Wooledge. who
danced in costume and in inimitable
fashion were the Misses Katherine
Wheelock. Margaret HOLSTER, Lucille
Brlstol. Mildred Hildreth and Messrs.
VIII Magill. Homer Dixon, Hal Pol
lock and Melvin Hildreth. An elabor-
ate supper was served in the dining
room at IL O'Clock, and the evening
was pronounced wholly delightful by
all participating. Among the special
out Of town guests were the Misses
Nausn and Lorraine Miller of La
Moure. Pearl Monro of Grand Forks,
Nancy Frohne of Detroit, Mimi. and
Messrs. Maubridge Frehne Of Detroit.
Mimi. II James Brennan of Devils
Lake"