The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-13

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Drawing their trains of peopled pal
The great black beasts Of beauty sing
and sigh,
The whistles cut the air like scim-
tiers,
And these much-traveled tracks of
traffic lie
Cleaning Of silver underneath the
stars.
Harry Randolph Blythe.
Swedish Young People.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
Thursday evening at the church and
nil are cordially invited. A good pro-
gram has been provided and refresh
ments will be served by Mrs. Olaf
Brundeen and Mrs. Oscar Wick.
Returned to California.
Mrs. Fred A. Ring of Oakland. CAL.
who has been q delightful summer
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. GRADER in Riverside Park left last
evening to return to her western home.
Mrs. Ring is a sister Of MIR. GRADER
and thoroughly enjoyed her summer
in North Dakota.
Miss Hunt to Smith.
Miss Harriet Hunt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E Hunt Of Fargo who
visits in this city often as the guest
Of Miss Vivian Dinnie, will be a stu
dent at Smith college this year. She
leaves st. Paul today for Northamp-
ton, Mass, having been visiting in
the former city since Sunday.
Entertained For Miss johnson.
Mrs. o. T. Ellestad entertained
last evening at her home on Chestnut
street as a farewell honor to Miss
lnga johnson, who leaves shortly for
her home in Ellsworth. Wis. Her
guests were a company of young la
dies and she adorned her home for
the occasion with chrysanthemums
and sweet peas. A light lunch was
served at the close.
Completes Visit Tomorrow.
Mrs. j.. B.. kirch of Minneapolis. who
has spent the past several weeks here
as the delightful guest Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. S. Dinnie, will complete
her visit tomorrow and leave on the
noon train for home. Her daughter
will leave at the same time for Valley
City where Mr.. Dinnie is superintend-
ing some building work at the state
normal school and will be with her
mother as far as Winnipeg Junction.
Mrs. Murtha Entertained.
Complimentary to Mrs. J.. B. Kirch
OF Minneapolis, who is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Dinnie, Mrs.
NJ. H. Murtha entertained informally
yesterday afternoon at her home In
the Dtnnte block and eight ladies vert
hidden to enjoy the pleasure. They
brought their needlework and after
an hour OF two of visiting a delecta-
Die luncheon was served. Mrs. Din
ME assisted in serving and covers
were laid for Mrs. Kirch, Mrs. Fred
Bacon. Mrs. Hume, Mrs. P. P. Con-
molly, Mrs. Charles L. Van Alstine,
Jf, Mrs. NJ. Stanchfield and Mrs.
Will Morrow.
Preparing Fine Entertainment.
The entertainment to be given at St.
PauPs parish hall or the evening Of
September 26 is to be an exceptionally
n musical treat and Mrs. Gilmore
VAN 10 ~ SAo460 VI Lu0 program Is
busy every day with rehearsals. The
Sunday school will entertain "The
Famous Smith Family and the musi-
cal program to be given by the choir
will conclude with the operetta, "The
Grasshopper." The best talent in the
congregation is included in the Sun
day school and choir and they are pre-
pairing to give their best on this oc-
casion.
Miss Kelly Prettily Honored.
Mrs. Howard ]. Monley entertained
quite handsomely last evening at her
home on North Sixth street in honor
Of her sister, Miss Grace Kelly, who
becomes a bride next week. Mrs.
Monley favored sixteen Of the hon
oree's intimate girl friends with in
vttattons and received them in a para
disc of hearts and wedding bells, au-
tumn foliage and sweet pea blossoms.
The rooms were extremely pretty
and the color scheme was red and
green. For entertainment the hostess
kept her guests busy with needle
work for the brides new home and