The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-21

Under the star.studded CANOPY. vast.
Camp fire and coffee and comfort at
last.
r'acon that sizsles and crisps in the
After the roundup smells sood to a
Stories Of ranchers and rustlers re-
Over the pipes as the emhers grow
cold
These are the tunes that old memoir
les play,
Make me a. cowboy again for a da>.
-Leslie's.
Leave for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Smith left to:
day noon for ST. Paul where they will
enjoy a short visit before continuing
on to California where they will spend
the winter. They plan to reach CEDAR
Vile, Cal. in time to spend the hou-
DAYS as guests Of Mrs. Smiths daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. 7. Lyon. and then accom-
panied by Mrs. Lyon and her hus-
band. they will seek a popular winter
resort in southern California and
spend the remainder of the winter to.
eether.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will return to
this city with the warm weather and
as usual spend their summer at Maple
Lake.
Completes Visit Here Soon.
Mrs. James Cochran of Calgary.
Alta. who has beer enjoying a several
daughter. Mrs. Floyd Weller. expects
to leave the latter part of the week
for Seattle and Spokane where she
will be the guest Of relatives for some
time before returning home. AS a
farewell honor to her Yesterday aft
ernoon Mrs. l.. B. Weller entertained
a company Of sixteen ladies informal
~. A dainty luncheon was served and
the hostess was assisted by her daugh-
ters, Miss Tlossie and Mrs. Floyd VEL
Ter.
Stood Trip We'll:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mcneil who left
a few days ago for Colorado Springs,
Colo. to spend tio winter in the hope
prove a benefit to Mrs. McNeil's failing
health have reached their destination
and Mrs. McNei! stood the trip well
and enjoyed it. She has entered the
Cragnor sanitorium for treatment and
expects to be away from home until
May ]. Mr.. Mcneil. however. will re-
urn much sooner if his wife's health
warrants II. buI!llS tltlI dDSSISe
Mrs. McNeirs sister, Mrs. Charles F,
Allen Of the Niels block. is acting a.
mother to their w little children
Miss Dorothy and Master John.
Mrs. Iegsett's Party Today.
Mrs. William Leggett gave the first
Of a series Of parties. for which she
has Issued invitations, this Afternoon
and her guest OF honor vas Mrs. Ray
ynNNH Z CcNAo1I u-I,N m me- here 9C q
bride from Minot but a few weeks ago
Mrs. Leggett invited a company Of
twenty.four ladies and after meeting
Mrs. Scoheld the ladies found place!
at tables for cards. Bridge whist wal
the chosen game and Mrs. Leggett!
coy apartments in the Dinnie fiat
on Chestnut street were made invit
ing and attractive in a decoration o
red and white. Spicy carnations wer,
used to carry out the scheme and the,
were arranged with grace and tast'
In tall crystal cases about the rooms
Mrs. Eugene Lovejoy and Mrs. Sco1elt
assisted Mrs. Leggett and at the clos
Of the game dainty trophies were Civ
en- the holders of the high scores.
The service Of a delectable luncheo,
course brought the afternoon to
close and in this appointment. also
the red and white color tones wer,
carried out. Mrs. Leggett will enter
tain another company Thursday aft
crnonn.
Beautiful Golden Wedding.
With an abundance of fragrap
white bride roses for table decoratio,
and sprigs of white heather direc
from old Scotland to remind them o
their wedding day fifty years ago MI
and Mrs. John Wright, ST.. promi
merit residents Of Willow City, cele
hrsted their golden wedding Monda:
at the home Of their daughter and he
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. James Whit
more. who reside on a splendid farm
Just a short distance southeast of tina
City. In tine company Of 100 guest
were all their IONS and daughters
eighteen grand children and five grea
grandchildren and during the evenin
the happy bride and groom, both pass
ed their eighticth birthday. danced tn
old fashioned Scotch reel. the inspir
ing music being furnished by an or
chestra composed OF their grandchil
dren. Strange a. II may seem thi
aged old couple trippcd the steps a
spry as in the days of their youth an
out danced their daughter and he
partner who arc not half their age
Two tiny grandaughters sang a pro
ment of all and the evening was on
OF thorough wedding happiness.
The wedding dinner was served 8
6 o'clock and when the 8O-year-ol
bride cut her wedding cake she hand
ed the piece with the significant rim
to Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller. The weddin
gifts were magnificent, consisting Q
gold coins. gold headed cane, golde
service dishes and beautiful pieces G
house furniture.
The guests present in addition to tn
guests of honor included Mr.. and Mr.!
Fred Higgins and family. MI. an
Mrs. Archie Wright and family. Nj
and Mrs. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. j. N
Wright and family. Mr.. and Mrs. "
e. Wright and family. MI. and Mr.
r. I. Bowerman. Mr.. and Mrs. ia,
Whitmore and family. Mr.. and Mr.,
F.. H. Smith and family. MIR. and MIR.
Phil Halls n son Geo. Whitmor
and family. NJ. J. Nash. J. A. Wright
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller. Mrs. Kenfleld an
son. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moors an
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Wrigh'
Mr.. Frank Sims, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r
Peterson and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Whitmore. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. MI
chael, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Gordon