The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03

some real OF 1dllSleu WOE,
But if you smile the other folks aim
very apt to know.
The old world laughs at heartaches
friend. be they yours or mine;
So when they ask YOU how FOL are
jest say, I'm feelin' fine"
anonymous
Returns Next Week.
Mrs. l.. p. Colborn and her little
daughter, Miss Grace, who have spent
the past three months in Minneapo'
lis as guests OF Mrs. Colborn'S moth
er, are expected home the early part
of next week.
Social Dances Begin.
The social dances given Saturday
evening during the winter season by
,Messrs. Monley and Rorlke. will begir
next Saturday evening and the young
men have secured the knights OF
Pythias hall for h season. They
promise to give just as jolly times
and just as good music as ever be-
fore and hope that the young people
will attend as they did last year.
Mrs. lincoln Hostess.
Mrs. y. R. Lincoln will be hostess
this evening to the meeting of the
philathea class of the Baptist Sunday
school and the members are request
ed to meet at her home at 213 Wal
nut street at 1880 o'clock. The work
will be the finishing of aprons for
the Christmas missionary box for the
Crow Indians.
knights of Columbus Dance.
The knights of Columbus have is
sued cards for another of their pop
ular informal dances for "Wednesday
evening. The party will be given in
the club rooms and music will be
furnished by the Finley orchestra.
Two Farewell Parties.
Miss Ethel Wentz. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. IS. Wentz Of North Sixth
street. who plans to leave next Sat
urday with her brother sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wentz.
for Saskatoon, Sask., to make her
home for some time. gave a arewell
dinner last evening at her home. She
invited ~ of her intimate girl
friends and the delicious repast was
served at 5 o'clock. The home was
adorned with bowls of asters and
for Miss Irene kenney, Carmel and
Annie Treacy. Lille Dow, Mary Nc
Donald, Hazel Cassidy and Pearl
Wentz.
In the evening a company of forty
guests came to spend a farewell even
ing with MIR. and Mrs. Clarence
Wentz and the hours passed merrily
by with social visiting and the serv-
ice of a dainty supper about mid
night. Mr.. Wentz' mother presided
over this pleasure and was assisted
by Mrs. Roy Wick and Misses Jennie
and Olga Jensen.
Cafeteria Growing Popular.
The Y. w. C. A. cafeteria is grow
ing popular daily and the public is
hearing all sorts of nice things about
the d-eliciousness of the menus that
are served. Several inquiries have
are privileged to eat at this charming
place I'M the secretary announced
today that, for the present, the rule
is that men accompanied by ladies
will be cordially welcomed but 9TH
erwise they will not be given the
pleasure of enjoying those delectable
meals. However the association wish
es that all men will take opportunity
on open house night. next Friday
eening. to visit the home and see for
themselves what a handsome place
the girls have.
Brides of the State.
A popular young couple Of Cando
Miss Ella Dickey and Glenn King, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. William King of thai
place. chose last Sunday for their we'd
ding day and the ceremony vas per
formed by Rev. c.. II. Quigley at the
home of the groom's parents. Mis-:
Hattie Kennedy and Charles Kensing'
ton We're the only attendants and i'm
mediately after the service of a boun.
tiful wedding dinner was served. The
couple will dispense with the pleasure
of a honeymoon at present and make
their home at Cando.
At a handsome pre-nuptiai part,
given at Towner by Mrs. Heintz ant
Miss Johnson. the approaching mar
riage Of Miss Elizabeth Rosencran:
of hat city and Blaine Howard O.
Bismarck was announced. The wed
ding is to be an early October event.
The marriage at Hamilton of Mis-!
Anna B. Collins, youngest daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Collins and H. Linda
Sveinson. proprietor of the Hamilton
dry goods store, was an event of un
usual social interest in that city ant