The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY
The Children i'm c,o,,d,,nd.


The Children in Cloudland.
lhey say there's a country in one Of
Where the children all have their
There's no ono to tell them they
mustn't" or must
So they do as they choose all day.
Rich plum cake and candy and all
sorts of sweets
They may eat to their small he,rts,
delight.
Car wear their best clothes every da,,
in the week.
and sit up till all hours of the night.
They don't have to see that their face,
Or a v snarls taken out of their
hair.
For grown folks don't live in that far
away star.
SO OF course there is no one To care.
You'd think that those children of
Cloidland would he
Just as happy as birds in the spring,
Rut queer to relate. they arc lust the
reverse.
And seem not to DO pleased with
a thing.
They get into trouble, as all children
do.
Who have no one to tell them
what's right,
And often. through having their very
own way.
Find themselves in a terrible plight.
And somehow they've heard of tho
Earth boys and girls
w no laHo love and the tenderest
care.
And so they are crying because they
don't have
Any fathers and mothers up there.
M. Gibson.
Returned TO stephen.
Arthur Nelson, who has been v,s-
lting for the past few weeks at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. George Sell
fert OF Cottonwood street, has re-
turned Ato his holne in Stephen, MINI.
story Hour ut Library.
MISS Ruth Ecknlan was in charge
"f the usual story hour at the public
library this afternoon. a large num-
her of children were present and
listened attentively to the "funny sto-
r'es." which We're related by Miss Eek
man.
Visiting In Fargo.
Mrs. Harry Stewart of this city.
who has been spending the winter
visiting relatives in Philadelphia, has
arrived in Fargo to visit a few days
at the home of her mother. Mrs. r.. l..
Baels. Mrs. Stewart visited several
cities i'll the east before returning
home.
baptist Church Music.
Louis U. Rowland, director of the
Baptist church choir, has arranged the
following program Of music for the
church services ON Sunday:
Morning.
Benedictus, from Messc Sulcnelle
.Arnus Del. from Mcsse so,enel1 sou"0a
Evening.
q God BE Mcrciful ........... Buck
Junior Students Recital.
The junior students at Wesley COL
lcge conservatory of music gave their
regular weekly recital this afternoon
at 3 o'clock in tho city studios. All
interesting program of twenty-five
numbers was given and those taking
part were Jean Leonard, Mary Cor
liss. Donald Watt. Lulu Freeman,
Hazel Brown. Pear Haugen, Maxine
Edith T4amminE. Edna HaNerland,
Gladys Lystad. Esther Warner, Myrtle
Rystad. Lillian Anderson, Marion
Ferguson. Arthur Thompson. Lorc.ta
Glockner. Mary Parsons. Lloyd FRIED
man, Eta Schwarn and Sadie Fisher.
Odd Fellows Gave Dance.
The Odd Fellows were hosts last
evening. when they entertained a.
large company of friends and MEM
hers at a very enjoyable dancing par
ty. which was given in their hall. The
gathering was informal and 8 SPLEEN
liz program of music was rendered by
the E.mard-Fishman orchestra.
The guest list included Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Rykken. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. e.
Grothe. Mr.. and Mrs. .. 3. Lindquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Denker MI. and
Mrs. .. II. Bliven. Mr.. and Mrs. H. a.
Nenable. MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Ross, Mr. .
and Mrs. G. Fl. Greasy, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. S. Caswell. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Nell
son. Mr.. n Mrs. Robert Roes, Mr..
and Mrs. L.. w. Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Common. Mrs. Rose kirkland, Mrs. III.
z: Letford, OF Fargo. Mr.. Harold Lam
ming: Misses Vera Fuller. Lucas. An
ME Gilbertson. Birdie johnson. Viola
Davidson. Maude Kleavcn. Hazel
Johnston, Jennie Buckingham. Anna
schulze, Jessie Gray of Fargo. Lulu
Reading. Pearl Reading. Earl Bestt,
Larson. Ralph Gruemiller. E. Il. Null
Poe Roller. Arthur McFIaf1e, r. c.
r. E.. Reading.