The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-10

But i never llSln ne "Oulu nov
my head in shame. -.
An in the dust would Wallow mis- oil
daddy's name.
He writes from on in Mirot. an the
story's mighty short:
I just can't tell his mother: it'd crush
her poor oil heart:
An so reckoned. parson. YOU might
break the news to her
Bills in the legislature. but he don't
say what for.
Fargoaus at the Inaugural.
Among the Fargo people who will
be at the inaugural ball at Bismarck
this evening will be Mr.. and Mrs. E
G.. Cooper. formerly of this city. Miss
Elizabeth Magill. who will be the
guest of Miss Jean Hanna. the COVER
nor's daughter. and Mess-s. Jack
Shotwell and Edwin Clapp. Miss
Hanna will return to Fargo Sunday as
Miss Magili's guest.
Civic League Meets Monday.
AT important business meecine OF
the WcnaeE' Civ:" league will be held
MONDAY afternoon at ) o'clock a. the
p;:oii" library md all members are
urged ~ h" present Is \ schedule OF
Tho VIII :or ihe ,Jrains Eear will be
map. or. This will be the reg.!a.
mon7'alv meeting which was post
pon"i . Nee. ago but instead Of being
an "I:n evening meeting it viii! be
given "vel ~ business. President Nc
Ney wt7n vas 10 have been the speak
G: q. ute open meeting was unable 70
be present ON this date.
Two Burns Celebrations.
Mimic and Laagdon have taken the
a iii announcement Of celebrations
in honor of the birthday anniversary
The Millto clan will celebrate on SAT-
urday. January %. and the edict OF
the chief Of the clans has gone forth.
The lieutenants have been formed in
to the required committees and are
arranging for an suspicious occasion.
a splendid program. a sumptuous
banquet and Il Grand ball will be the
features and the complete program,
will be announced next week. The
Forest River have been invited to join
the Mimic clans ON that day.
Az I.ansdon the celebration will
talk" place Friday. January "a. and
the Cavalier County C~aledoniar 90
cietN plans to make i'll inc best in tn"
history of that we'll known crganiza-
ton. The program IS NOT yet conl-
plGt- Dul lISIe Will i" SlIiEGIS 0GI.s-
e:s. pipers, readers. and q big ban
quet and ball.
FIR, Masonic Informal.
Tj.n Masons ~snjoyed tile!. .irs: in
formal! dance of the winner season las:
evening mi though the attendance
Was lot large everyone hal the jol.i-
est end %: a time. There vas an an
usual interest in shi:: parry as the
Masonic set ilas not heen together 80!
q dance since their temple was DE-
sro.-.d Icy fire more than a :ear ago.
This. perhaps. was the reaso tina: IL.
attendance was not larger Dat IN
go:,. word vii! he passed. among ~.
lover az :aa lance in that or5rr io,-
for he next one.
Tho guest lis: included Messrs. ard
Ke1s"y. G. +. weiSbecker. ". ii.
81 X. O.. Brown. Gsoicr; W~'es:aco:i.
". S."is"s@erl%. j. g. Sheppard. j. w.
Ni!@'rso'. - y. Thompson. C.. l..
Or. VI. ii. Nc Fill. dam Common,
J. J.. Tr!""". !. &: W.iramaH. Charles
y. '%:frnrS. il i"r' Green. George II.
Ni;".r. Ken, X. :te ~ ~t'algary. Sask {;
G. : ~i."v"rirh: Mrs. NJ. 6. Blair. Mrs.
Misc Ma:,tl Wicker. Frances Wick
le'. Elizabeth Panovi;z: Messrs Sid
E::;i". Fred Wicker. G. e. Rolf, z
A.. Linn and O. T. Meuson.
BLK ANNUAL Invitations.
T.'" lwenty-1hird annual ball OF
Ledge .5,. Il. P. o. F.. will be givar
at iii" Elk. temple Friday evening
january IL. Invitations for this
h~rusome function were issued today
= the committee in charge includes
w Ahra fn IN con ns(tnrnn!I
II. y. Paulsoa and Ray Durick. lr
past wears the Elk annual has rivalet
all other balls for cyqUisiteness o,
appointment and thorough enjoyment
and the committee this year near e
add enough new and novel feature
to make it the browning social even
Of the year.
Finley.s orchestra which always fur
!nishes music for tho Elk parties viii
be augmented for this occasion ant
the ball room will be handsomel,
decorated. Tho supper will be an ex
ceptional,y elaborate feast and is i,
the hands of Caterer Oscar Knudson
The committee hopes to be able Il
induce ali out of town members o
the local lodge to lr here on the even
ing of the annual as a regular meet
ing will be held the following evening
giving them opportunity to atten.
both gatherings. and this will be an
otner interesting feature.
$50
Party for Miss Pouporc.
Miss Eva Pouporc who returns tn,
latter part Of this week 10 her stu
dies at St. GATHERINGS convent in S,
Paul was guest Of honor last evenin,
at a prcttily appointed evening car,
party given by Miss Edith Read. Mis-
Read entertained at the home Of he
parents on North Fifth street and tn
guests were enough for four table
at run dunn. Only girls made up tn
happy company and in reckoning tn
scores 1t was found that Miss Ev
Poupore merited the pretty silk baI
which was given by the hostess as tn
prize. Miss Edith Benson received
tiny deck Of cards Is the consolation
Miss Read concluded the evenin
with a delicious luncheon service an,
was assisted by both her father an
mother. The repast was served at tn
small card tables and the guests In
cluded Misses Eva Poupore. Lul
Reading. Edith Benson. Lillian Lind
quist, Hazel Fink. Sylvia Hunte,
Grace Buckingham. Ethel Kaufman
Nellie McMullen. Jessie Dow. Haz.
Vale. Genevieve O'Keefe, Gcrtrud
Hcaly. Florence IIcaly and Erma Ma