The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
Ode.

Oaa wac u ~
Whom late the Nation he had led,
With ashes on her head.
Wept with the passion of an angry
grief:
Forgive me, if from present things |
turn
To speak what in my heart will beat
and burn,
And hang my wreath on his world
hnnofcd urn.
Nature. they say. doth dotc,
And cannot make Il man
Save on some Worn out plan,
Repeating us hy roto:
For him her Old-world moulds aside
She threw,
Md choosing sweet clay from the
breast
OF the uncNhalisted west.
Will, stuff untaincd shaped ii hero
new,
Wise. stcadfAst in the strength of God,
AMI true.
How beautiful la see
once moro Il shepherd of mankind in
decd,
Who loved his charge, hut Y loved
to lead;
One who's, meek flock the people joy
cd To he,
Not lured Ny amy cheat of birth,
liUt by his clcar-graincd human
worth.
And brave old wisdom If sincerity.
They kncw that outward grace is
dust;
Thcy could no, choose blu, trust
In that sure-footcl minds unialtcrins
skin.
.Anh srpple-t"mperrd will
That l"m1 like perfect steel to sprinS
again and thrust.
Iil$ VA; no lonely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS If
mind,
'Iirrus,ing I" thin air "'cr our cloudy
n <ra-mnrh NOW not lost III NanorS
blind.
l:r"ad prairie rather, genial, lovc'
lined,
l'ruitful and friendly Tor ali human
kind.
Yet ais" nigh 10 heaven and loved OF
l"fti"st stars.
NutlinG uf Europe her"
or. then. "f Europe fronting morn
ward sim,
l.rr any names of Scrt OF Peer
rnlild Natures equal scheme d"farc
Md thwart hey genial Will.
Here vas the type of the trule elder
.Nnd one of rlutarchs mon talked
with us face to face.
praise him not, II were too late.
ON Inng Eastern Trip.
Minneapolis journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. IS. Sash and +. =. Nash left Mon
day evening for New York. The
viii visit in Washington, ID. e.. and
will also =" i" South Carolina, N"r-
mont. Montreal and Toronto.
Montana Alpha PHI U"norcd.
Minneapolis Journal: Miss Gibson
will head Tia" grand march at III"
junior ball NJ the bennington Wcdncs-
day evening. with III" president of the
Junior Pail association. Waldorf
Gainssle. Miss Gibson. although she
is a student NJ the University of Min
neSota and a member of the local AL
pha PHI sorority, calls Helena. Mont.
her home. and 50 the undiscovered
honor of leading the ball has been
bestowed on Il lN,llc from that state.
The gown which Miss Gibson will wear
Will be q cream maruuiscttc over
cream colorcd satin with martcn.
900
Entertained for MIR. Bauer.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Osren gave q
dinner SUNDAY ut their Belmont ave-
nue. lone in honor of Harold Bauer.
the Paris concert pianist who played
before an immense audience at the
auditorium Saturday evening. Their
guests We're Il few of the musical peo-
pie of the city and the dinner was
served at 1:%0 O'Clock.
Mr.. Bauer spent Saturday morning
visiting Wesley college conservatory
and in the afternoon he addressed the
teachers of the junior department in
the city studios, speaking on the
psychology of piano playing. Sunday
evening Mr.. Bauer left for Spokane
where he gives his next concert.
900
Miss May Hinzic Married.
Miss May Hinzi", a sister Of Charles
w. Hinzie of this city and a former
Very we'll known university girl. has
become a bride, her marriage to Leslie
Bowling of RoSeland. La. taking place
n the city of New Orleans Saturday,
February ;. The Young couple are
now enjoying an extensive honeymoon
trip through the south but will make
their future home at Roseland where
MIR. Bowling has a large strawberry
ranch. The hrid" will he remem-
hered by a large number of friends IN
this city and state for even after COM
plotting her work at tho university she
has frequently visited hero as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hinzi".
She has been making her home i'm
Chicago for the past few wears hut
Joined her tiancc in New orleans for
the wedding ceremony.
Man Caught Brides Bouquet.
Minneapolis Journal: 1t does not
happen Very often that a man catches
the brides bouquet. and as the old
adaSc provides that when a girl
catches the prize sh" shall be "A bride
within the Year, the natural conclu-
sion is that the adage might equally
we'll suit the case of a man.: all of
which accounts for a great deal Of
merriment among the young people
and friends of George Webster OF the
Theta Delta Chi fraternity. for he
caught the bouquet which Mrs. Frank
Edlnonds Grcnc ~Ttadcliffe) threw
among the young people after her
marriage on Monday afternoon. Mr..
Webster is q fraternity brother of the
bridegroom, and was among the
guests.
Miss Mary Knight, who is a mem
bcr Of Kappa Kappa Gamma sororit.
n Il sorority sister of Mrs. Henry
Sears Thomson. who was formerly
Miss Kathryn Rruchllolz. was among
the first to he picked for a position. as
she captured Mrs. Thomson's bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Helen Stack of st. Paul caugh,
the bouquet of lilies of the valley and
bride roses which Mrs. William II
kindly held at her wedding. Mrs
kindly was Miss Mildred Gretchen
Phillips.