The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-11


How good to think between two
hearts.
Are thoughts no other hearts can
know;
" Within the inner silences
Aro joys that ever sweeter grow.
flow good to think that safe from
touch.
OF all earth's staining. darker
things.
Ate precious memories and dreams
The essence or unnumbered springs,
How good to thinl; that all the world
1t barred from r hearts secrecy.
That might of kings is powerless
10 take from love the only key.
Arthur Wallace Peach.
Governors Daughter to School.
Miss Elizabeth Burke. daughter Of
Governor and Mrs. John Burke. will
leave Bismarck Thursday evening for
St. Paul where she will enter Vista
ton convent for the school year. The
governors young daughter has spent
the summer at the state capital.
Mrs. Gordon u Hostess.
Valley City Times-Record: Mrs. W.
A. Gordon was hostess this afternoon
at her home on Fifth street. to a group
of the close friends Of Mrs. Ridseway.
Guests were hidden for three tables Of
bridge. and after an interesting game.
a delectahle luncheon IA served.
Mrs. Ridgeway expects to leave for
her home in San Diego. Cal, mex
week.
Fed EnsNshman Prairie Chicken.
CrooEston Times, Mr. and Mrs. n.
S. Davies entertained Prof. $. Ray
mond .lrswright and Wife Of Denver.
Col. at a prairie chicken dinner last
evening Prot, Arkwrigh, is a Uni
@versit.' Of California man. who is
touring the United States studying in
dnstrial and Agricultural conditions
and met Mr.. and Mrs. Davies at the
Minnesota stat" tair this Year. stop
ping eff between trains to
Winnireg. from where they will pro-
reed to the COAST
Enjoyed Motor Trip.
Mrs y. V. Hunstiger. accompanied
by her son. Roy. and Mrs. Catherine
Biggs reached home yesterday after
noon after an movable ten lays t:ip
to MINNEAPOLIS and ST. Fa.i. made in
her new touring car They found tFe
roads excellent and enjoyed 10 tn,
extreme their visit With Ells HunstiE-
er's sister in ST. Paul and with friends
in Minneapolis. George Andersen
drove the car and they made the re-
turn trip in Two DAYS. leaving ST. Paul
Monday morning and stopping over
night at Alexandria. MINI.
Former University Students.
Valley City Times-Record: Fred
and Walter Stack leave today for Salt
Lake City TO attend h University Of
Utah. They will finish their educa-
ton in that institution and make Utah
their future home. Both young men
are excellent football players and eX-
pect TO Join the Utah team this fall.
They are graduates of the Valley City
high school and both attended the
University of North Dakota. The cli-
mate of Utah is the attractive fea-
ture TO the boys.
Bridge Farewell Honor.
Mrs. L Klein NanAlstine gave
pleasure this afternoon as a farewell
honor to Miss Ruth Whitfield who
leaves for the east tomorrow evening
and Miss Margaret Sargent who o
goes TO California for the winter
months Mrs. VanA!st!ne invited girls
for two tables at bridge and enter
tanned at her Chestnut street home.
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looms with bowls Of pink and white
sweet peas and cosmos. Miss Avice
Wright who has been at her home in
Illinois all summer was among the
guests and the afternoon was con-
cluded with a delicious luncheon ser
vice. Mrs. y. D. Black assisted Mrs.
VanAlstine during ms: he afternoon
Thursday Musi,a al Officers.
The election of officers for the new
year and a liberal discussion Of what
the club work shall be for the next
twelve months made the session of
the Ladies' Thursday Musical club
yesterday afternoon at the residence
Of the retiring president, Mrs. F. S.
Sargent. a most interesting one. Sew
eral Of the associate members joined
with the active members in the gath
erins and a year Of musical study
was decided upon. The first meeting
of the club will be held the frs,
Thursday in October and at that time
several outlines Of study will be sub
nitted by the executive committee for
the vote of the club membership and
the years program will then be COM
piled. The place Of the October meet.
ing will be decided upon at a later
date and a new plan in this regard
may be adopted this year.
Mrs. F. S. Sargent who retires from
the presidency this year after a very
successful and much appreciated serv-
Ice will not be with the club this year,
having planned to be away from the
city and the newly elected officers are
as follows:
President-Mrs. ". G. Olson.
Vice President-Mrs. ". G. Nc.
Donald.
Secretary-Mrs. E. ]. Lander.
Tressurer-Mrs. w. E. Fuller.
Librarian-Mrs. +. a. Parsons.