The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-16
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

Sometime.
IT'S a wild. sweet song. a beautiful
with 4 low and rythmical chime,
Rung out from the tOpmost boughs of
The winds have christened some.
time,
Its words arc strung on a golden
string
In a long mclodious rhyme.
Telling of gems III each withered flow-
CT,
The rain will bring out sometime,
Telling of hopes that are buried low
Meath tho dust of deceit and crime.
That true repentance and true belief
May wakcn to life sometime.
OF folded hands DER a pulselcss heart.
Under some fragrant lime
In the beautiful city with pearly gates
Shall I clasp them again sometime.
OF tiny ringlets Of golden hair
And eyes with a look sublime
In their shadowy depths as we said
goodbye"
Hoping to meet sometime.
All. yes. tits a beautiful song that I
hear,
Altar in the changing cline
RunE out from the topmost boughs Of
a tree.
The winds have chrlstened some-
time.
And 1t lessons my heart Of its a
Renews all Its olden prime,
For 1t tells of a mansion beyond the
skies
Where I hope to be happy some
time.
left for Minneapolis.
Fourth street left last evening for
Minneapolis. where she will visit rel
!atives for two weeks.
st, Agnes Guild Meeting.
st. Agnes Guild will be entertained
Ethis evening at the home of Mrs. ver-
tnon p. Squires on Belmont venue.
Miss Jennie Woods and Mrs. e. LOU
Fibet will be the hostesses. All members
ARE urged to be present.
Over Sunday Visitors Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w -. Lytle Of Lari-
more spent Sunday in the city visiting
friends. They were entertained at
sddinner yesterday at the home of Mr..
bhN VI W. SIJouAuIIl6 VII SVTIII
Fifth street.
tEntre Nous Club Hostess.
Mrs. s. H. Ashley was hostess this
afternoon when she entertained the
members Of the Entire Nous club at
,iher home in the Dinnie flats on Fourth
lhvenue. The study of the English
lluthofs and painters vas resumed and
Interesting papers were read by a
'jPalbraith read a paper on civilian
Morris and His influence on Modern
Art Mrs Harry Gavere gave a sketch
1T Edwin Philpotts," Mrs. IT.. s..
iaatcher's subject was William John
locks and Mrs. A. ]. Becker conclud-
"John Galesworthy."
New Pan.Hellenic Ruling.
Minneapolis Journal: At the meet
ing OF the Girls Pan-Hellenic associa-
ZION Thursday noe IT. was voted that
There would be no rushing parties aft
er5s51ay 3. pledge day being MAY 10.
ana each sorority drew for tie choice
Ief dates for their fourth rush party.
Delta Gamma drew first choice and
Kappa Alpha Theta the tenth.
Dean F. H: Swift of the Interfra-
Aernity council talked to the girls
about the -chaperon question at fra
girls decided to have two authorized
nights a week when men might at
tend their functions.
Mrs. Fritz Warner. Kappa. Alpha
eTheta's district president, spoke on
Che subject of sophomore pledging. A
ppecial Pan-Hellenic meeting will be
next Thursday to decide what system
of p1edging the sororities will adopt
tor mex years rushing. Mrs. Warner
and Dean M. Sweeney thought sopho-
more pledging should be tried anoth-
er year, but 1t remains with the in.
.aividual chapters. through their Pam
Hellenic delegates. to decide what sys-
tenn will hold next year. A number
Df the sororities expressed sentiment
az in favor of a midyear pledge day
without summer rushing.