The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-17
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Evening Time.

Evening Time.
At evening time let there be light:
Life's little day draws ear its close;
Around one fall the shades Of night,
The night Of death. the graves repose;
To crown my joys. to end my woes,
At evening time let there be light.
At evening time let there be light;
Stormy and dark hath been my day;
Yet rose the morn divinely bright,
Dews, birds n blossoms cheered the
way:
Oh for mi sweet. one parting ray!
At evening time let there be light,
At evening time let there be light;
For God hath spoken-it u be.
Fear, doubt and anguish, take their
flight,
His glory now Is risen on me!
Mine yes shall his salvation see:
TITS evening time, and there is light.
James Montgomery.
Entertaining Sister.
Mrs. Robert Borgarduf Of Belmont
avenue is entertaining as her guest
for a few weeks her sister, Mrs. Dali
laf F. Green Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
Visiting Daughter.
Mrs. John keenan, Of Warren.
Min. has arrived in the city to visit
her daughter, Mrs. William Brady Of
North Seventh street:
Left for Bowbells.
Miss Katherine Jensen left last
evening for Bowbells, N. d.. where
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hanson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson. Miss
Jensen will be away two weeks and
before returning will enjoy an auto
trip to Williston;
Recital at Summer School.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the convocation at the
university summer school tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Paul b.
Griffith will give q recital and will
be assisted by Miss Eta Belle
Knowles and Boyd Begg. The pro-
gram will be given in Woodwork
tended to all.
Returned From Red Lake Falls.
Miss Evangeline Fairchild has re-
turned from a very pleasant visit with
her brother, DR.. Guy B.. Fairchild
of Red Lake Falls, MINI. She was
accompanied home by DR.. Fairchild.
a the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Fairchild Of South Fourth
street.
Party at Fargo.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. Oscar Rustad
Of sixth street south. Moorhead. was
q charming hostess yesterday and to-
day at a series of delightful porch
parties. Yesterday afternoon six
ladies were invited to meet Mrs. Bliss
Of Barron, Wis, who is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs: Edward Littler Of
Moorhead. Mrs. Rustad's coy porch
was nicely arranged for the occasion
with needlework Int a delicious lunch.
was served. This afternoon a party
Of young ladies were entertained by
Mrs. Rustad at her pretty home and
after a pleasant afternoon Of sewing
and chat a dainty lunch was enjoyed.
Guided the Misses Evelyn and Bertha
Everhart and Madeline Keller Of Far
go and the Misses .Simonitsch, Miss
Frances Tillotson and Mrs. Bradley
Tillotson. nee Gay Cushing of Moor
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Thirteen. White House Brides.
Lucy Payne Washington, youngest
sister Of Mrs. Madison, March, 1911.
Anna Todd. cousin of President
Madison's wife, 1912.
Marie Monroe, the first presidents
daughter to be married in the white
house, 1920.
Mary HELEN, niece Of John Quincy
Adams, married to Adams son, 1928.
Emily Martin, relative Of the presi-
dent. married to Lewis Randolph.
Mary Easton, niece Of Mrs. jack
son, to Lucien B. Polk.
Della Lewis of Nashville, married
to a member Of the French legation.
(Fifth, sixth and seventh brides
married during, President Jackson's
administration
Elizabeth Tyler married to William
Waller of Williamsburg, Pa, 1912.
Ellen Wrenshall Grant. known as
Nellie" who became Mrs. Algernon
G. F. Sartoris in 1874.
Emily Plat In 1873, a niece Of
President Hayes. who became the
wife Of Gen. Russell Hastings.
Frances Folsom. who married Pres
ident Cleveland. June, 1885.
Alice Roosevelt, now Mrs. Mich
olas Longworth, February. 1906.
Jessie Wilson, second daughter Of
President Wilson,, will be the thir-
teenth white house bride and the fifth
Presidents daughter to be married in
the white house. The bridegroom
will be Francis Bowes Sayre, assistant
to District Attorney Whitman Of New
York. The date, though not yet. an
nounced, will probably be set for some
time In the early fall.
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