The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-01
Down to slcs,p,

Down to sleep.
November woods ARE bare and still.
November, days arc clear and
bright; =
Each noon burns up the mornings
chill; r.. Il
The mornings snow is gone by
Each i,s Az my steps grow slow grow
As though the woods I reverent
Watching all things, lie "down to
sleep.
I never knew before what beds,
fragrant to smell and soft to touch.
spreads: -.
L " knew before, how much -"
OF human sound there il in such
Low tones as through the forest
sweep
When ali wild things lie down to
Sleep" ~
Each day I find new ,coverlids
Tucked in, and more sweet eyes
shut tight:
Sometimes the viewless moth bids
Her ferns kneel down. full in my
4H t0{UA$s go e.
I hear their chorus Of GOOD
Aud half I smile and half I weep,
Listening while they lie down TO
Sleep" -
November wood. are bare and. still.
November days are bright. and
good: 80
Life's noon burns up lifc's morning
chill,
Life's night rests feet which long
have stood;
Some warm, soft bed. in field or
wood,
The mother will not fail to keep.
Where we can lay us down to Sleep"
Helen Hunt.
November Clearing Sale. =:
started this morning at 8 O'Clock.
Watch ad. every day.-Adv.
Hostess Last Evening.
Miss Myrtle LePage gave a HAL
lowe'en party last evening 1t her
home on Cherry street. Jack o'lan-
reds in decorating the rooms. Games
and contests were the diversions. Miss
Clara Kelly received the prize for
making the best jack o. lantern out
Of a pumpkin. The evening was con-
Guided with the service Of refresh
= ments.
Gave Recital Today.
The ehildren's class Of the Grand
Forks school Of music gave q recital
this afternoon in the recital hall IN;
the Security block. An interesting
program Of piano numbers and read
lngs was given and those taking part
vyApN FSSa~A TyA.rn~o~S,+ H>~~ H.-~y-S
Hslsn Ishmsn. ss Msb sf'" p n,sela%n,
Phyllis Bennett. Ruth Mclaughlin.
Reryl Seymour, Mary Kelly. Esther
sateru. Mildred Lehman, Katherine
Finch, Clementine Bronson, Margaret
s eas9l! Violet DE'perance' Lawrence
EpHprth, League Social.
The. EpwoEth League of the Meth
odtst church gave a Halloween party
church The guests included the
4ismheTa 81 the society and. al!arge
number ST their fFlends. Several ap-
dyrdng the eyenins., including Please
Get Labeled" Just Some Stunts"
Camp Wrecked a Bit Consulting
the Fates," Matrimonial Hike" and
AT the Sign Of the Jack. o'Lantern."
Following tho program and games re-
iAppu4tVAIS W&E6 SEEVSO Nv inc COIl~
n%nittee. Misses Clara Porter. chair
man. Nellie Richie, Nina Nudge and
Edna. ::McMullen.
Wedding At Pilot.
A pretty wedding took place this
week q the home Of Mr.; and Mrs:
aalShtAf, Miss Sophia Gunderson, was
united in marriage to Walter Monson.
Of Osnabrock. Rev. j. Ringstad Of
Related in the presence OF the rela-
lives and 9. few intimate friends. Miss
ella. Gunderson WAS bridesmaid and
Dasny FaSstad rendered Lohengrin's
Wedding March and. Miss siEri Fag-
stad sang 20 Promise Me-" by Gle
meut Scott. The bride wore a gown
Of white crepe meteor trimmed with
lace and carried ar arm bouquet Of
brides roses. Following the cere-
mony the. wedding dinner was served
In he dining roofn,r where decorations
In red and white were carried out.
A basket OF roses was used as a CEN
terptece for the table; Misses Alma
PedeFsopi Clara. BUSINESS. Dorothy and
Annie -BanE; assisted in serving. Tho
EmHae Ganderson. Of Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs: Edward Monsoon Of o.
nabrock. Miss Gena Gunderson of
Grafton. Miss Alice .Hogenson of Hun
ter and Henry Gunderson Of Hunter.
MT. and Mrs. sMonson left for. q
wedding trip to Minneapolis and ST.
Paul and on their. return they will
be at home to their friends at the
Rroom,s farm home a Osnabrock.
The brides travelling costume was of
navy blue with hat and accessories
to match. A large circle of friends
will join in extending best wishes.