The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-08

With gold.
THEY'LL cross our valleys. sun ca
rcsscd;
They rome our wonders tn behold.
Let's shnw our hearts big like the
Well share u treasures. eV"ry one.
Our talmy air. our cooling breeze,
Our fruits and flowers and golden
sun.
Md fragrance from a million trees.
Our city gates arc open wide.
Come gather 10y tho sunset sea.
For Federation means the tide
Thai sweeps toward true unity.
Kate II. smith.
Lecture Wednesday Might.
Tn" third illustrated mission lectUr"
under tn" auspices of the Woman's
Auxiliary "f -. Faul's church will hr
given Wr!ncsdaN evening AZ s n'clnrE
=, tn" parish hall. TIL. suhicc, will
u" '('hina
Nm"u.t A"Niiiar> Meeting.
Tho mnual meeting "f tho Wom-
ans Auxiliary uf st Paui'S Episcopal
church "iil II, hold Tuesday aftcr-
There viii hn election OF officers and
al m.mt"rS arc urged to he present.
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Y" Cities Today.
Mrs. NJ. L. Murphy of Reeves ave
nI.. I,"i daughter. Miss Mary. loft
today noon for Minneapolis and ST.
Paul. where they will visit with rela-
'ives and shop. They expec, to he
AWAY " "rck on ten days.
7" Minneapolis Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walker Smith of
Reeves avenue leave this evening for
Minneapolis and will he accompanied
10y thcir daughter. Miss Agnes. who
returns In her studies at Sta nlcy hall
after crioying the Easter Vacation at
homo and her guest. Miss Margaret
Burr of Minneapolis.
900
Gave Birthday Party.
Miss Mabel Davies waz hostess Sat
urday evening when she entertained
at tho home "f her parents ON Walnut
street i'm honor of hcr sixteenth birth
day. Her guests wore sixteen class
mates and the hours were pleasantly
passed with music and games. AT
the closr ii dainty luncheon WAS scrv-
cd and tho hostess mother VAS as
sisted by Miss L I,.,sn Davies.
Wcddin. Takes Place To-day.
Minneapolis Journal; Frank Walk
lin of Valley City. y. ~. tho hancc of
Miss GLADYS fannphcll. arrived in Min
neap"lis Wednesday,. and the wedding
will take place tomorrow evening at
st. Johns Episcopal church. Mrs. w.
this evening at her home. 2111 Pills
bury n for Miss Campbell.
Mrs. G. G. Pclton entertained at
dinner. Friday evening. at her home.
312o Chicago avenue for Miss Camp
bell. Mr.. Walklin. and MFR. Anderson
"f Plankington. S. D., who will he the
best man at the wedding. Covers were
placed for six and tho table appoint
mcnts wcrc in yellow tupils.
Clubs Meets Tuesday.
The members Of the Entire Nous
club will meet Tuesday afternoon this
week instead of Monday as usual. and
Mrs. Olger r. Burtness will be hostess.
entertaining at her home on Belmont
avenue, The program will take UP
master musicians and roll call will he
responded to with short talks on
Famous Musicians" Mrs. s. II. Ash
lev will present a paper on Historical
Painters. Piloty. Max and Makart."
Miss Durand's subject will no 'Selec-
tons from Magdrc and John. the Sap
tist," Mrs, w. 6. Mcdonald will speak
on Handel and Hadyn" and Mrs. \.
T.. Logan on THE Stage"
May Abandon Daisy Chain.
The Nassar faculty is seriously
considering abandoning the custom
of selecting the t~wcnty-four prctticst
girls in the sophomore class to carry
the famous daisy chain. 1t is said
the selections have frequently caused
much i'll feeling among members of
the class. Some Of the college Off
cials also object to the custom on the
ground that the prominence given
to it is likely to lead outsiders to
think that personal conclincss is
more highly esteemed at Nassar than
scholarly attainment.
The daisy chain at Eassar dates
back nearly fifty years to the time
the college was opened in 1865. Out
of the sophomore class each year.
averaging $50 students, a committee
Of class officials picks Il group of
twenty-four young ono who seem
to them TO be the most beautiful and
graceful in the class. This wears Sc
lection included ten girls from the
middle Atlantic states. nine from the
west. four from New England and
one from the south.