The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-11

Have half the anxious thoughts for
That the old folks have today.
The duty of writing do not pat off.
Let sleep or pleasure wait, ,
Lest .hr letter for which the looked
and l"nged
Re a day or AN hour late.
For tho sad old folks at home.
With locks fast turning white.
Are longing to hear of tho absent one.
Write them a letter tonight.
;Iigi, school Week Next.
Next "o"k will IL larsely siNcn over
TO tho very Young people. the high
school students i'm particular. for TN"
last two days will be Reception days
for the high school visitors from cN-
cry section Of the state. Tho at'ra,-
lions will be the annual field meet.
the debate for the Herald cup and the
state high school defamation contest
together with much entertaining in
the various homes. Students look
forward tn this event with a great doal
of interest and if IN" weather man
only provides pleasant DAYS there will
he an Immense crowd AZ I-nivers!tN
field to 500 the track II athlcti"
honors distributed.
An event of the early part of tho
week will lo the Knights nf Columbus
tennis dance Tuesday evening in honnr
Of tn" r~isitins kNishts VIII Will hn
here for the state convention, The
function is TO he Informal but a large
number will attend in order I" meet
the visiting members Of the council.
Friday will bring numbers of the sons
nf NorWaN from the surrounding cities
for the Norwegian Ted~e2endnnce day
is 10 he celebrated. An interesting
has been II for this
occasion.
Social life is beginning To take ON
the aspect of spring and soon picnic
surpers in the park and afternoon
frolics will I've very numerous and take
bridge.
Baptist sunday Music.
The music servic" arranged for the
services at the First Eartis. church
tomorrow is as follows:
Morning.
Prelude-Adagio ........... Merkel
Anthem-Te Deum .....,.. Parker
Observation-Disclosures ..........
............ Schumaan-Guilmant
solo-"Open the Gates. Knapp
Mrs. Paul Griffith.
Postlude ............ E%hetnberger
Evening.
solowSstrensfh Of the %l1flIs' ,Nev1n
Miss GLADYS Hill.
.Anthen1-~Send out Thu Light ..,..
MISUNDERSTANDING ........ Brown
Duet-"Angel of jesus. Shelley
Mrs, n. NJ. Cook and +. e. Griffith.
Solo-"Gnanswared" ........ Bishop
Mrs. ". NJ. Cook.
Postlude-Mlarche PontifIcatc......
de la T'omhelle
Miss Ferris Wcds Tomorrow.
Tomorrow at Lakota a wedding Of
unusual interest will take place. Miss
Birdie Estelle Ferris. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Ferris. will BECOME the
bride of Edward y. Howe. also of
Lakota. and they will be AZ home in
that city after June l.. The bride is
a Very popular young lady who has
frequently visited in this city as "A
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carroll IN University avenue and
has a great many friends here who
will be To extend co%nsratula-
tons. Mr.. Howe is q successful young
business man, being proprietor Of the
Howe pharmacy in that city and
shares popularity in the younger set
With his bride.
Grand Forks People Met.
a pleasant Grand Forks reunion
happened a few days ago at the home
If Mr. and Mrs. George Riggs. former
Grand Forks residents. AT their homo
in Vancouver. Wash. Rev. Father F.
J. Conaty. former pastor Of st. Mi
chael's Catholic church in this city
but located in Portland. Ore. was
making his first visit to the Rigg-
home and shortly after he arrived
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Quigley of this city
who are travelling through the ives,
called. The group had a thoroughlr
delightful visit and were happy to fnd
health aud enjoying his new home
in the west.
Mrs. 4. Fl. TAYLOR Homo.
Mrs. A. H. TAYLOR is again at her
home at Edgewood after a three
weeks absence. having been called
to her old home in central Indiana
by the death of her mother. Mrs. W.
Fl. Hickman Of Pennville. Mrs. Tay-
lor left the city within an hour after
receiving the message announcing her
mothers serious illness but she had
passed away before she reached hey
bedside. All the family members
reached home for the funeral and
Mrs. TAYLOR and her sister remained
. liAGil' uIIttl INK "eeh, Mis-
Taylor reaching home last evening.
Sunday School Council.
The regular meeting of the Baptist
Sunday school council will be held
mex Thursday evening at the home
Of Miss Gum in Riverside park and
Mrs. r. B. Griffith will be the assist
ing hostess. Mrs. E. j. Babcock will
he in charge of the evenings discus
sion which will be or the topic, Sum
mer Sunday School," and she has ar
ranged to have talks on all depart
ments.
Board Elects Officers.
At the regular meeting Of the board
Of directors Of the Y. w. c. A. to be
held at the association building Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
board will elect officers for the new
year. The association work is very
important at this particular time and
much important business will also be
transacted at this meeting.
Lady Elks Meet Tuesday.
The Lady Elks Card club will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with Mfe. T. ". Neville at her home