The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-26
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY
Above and Below.

Above and Below. va Il
. jewellers in the valley land. ~
Who til deep twilight sropc and
y cover,
Till tire slow mountains dial. hand
Shortens to Moons triumphal hour, |
While We sit idle, do We think
The Lords great work sits idle,
too? Il
That light dare not 5'erlcap the brink
OF morn. because it's dark. with
YOU?
Though; yet Your Valleys skulk in
In aod'e ripe fields the day is
cried,
And reapers with their sickles bright
Troop, singing. down the mountain
side;
Come up, and feel what health there
In the frank Dawn's delighted
ayes,
As. bending with a plying kiss.
The niEht-shed tears of: Earth she
dries:
Lone watcher on the mountain
height! -.
It is right precious to bellolu
The first long surf of climbing light
Flood all the thirsty east with gold:
But me who is in the shadow sit,
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Seeing thy shining forehead lit
With His, inspiring prophecy.
Thou hast thine ONCE. We have oure;
God lacks not early service here.
But what are thine eleventh hours
He counts with lis for morning
cheer:
One day for Him, is long enough.
And when He giveth work to do,
The bruised reed is amply tough
To pierce the shield or error
through.
But not the less do thou aspire
Lights earlier messages to preach:
Plunge deep the rowels of thy
speech.
Vet God deems not thine acried
sight
More worthy than our twilight
For meek Obedience. toe. is Light.
And following that is finding Film.
James Russell Lowell.
Entertaining Guest.
Mrs. Phil Rorke Of North Fourth
street ie entertaining as her guest for
a few days. her sister. Miss Amy 1r-
vine Of saltwater. MINI.
Returned to Cavalier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Dennis haye re-
turned to their home in Cavalier. aft
er enjoying a short visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Davies on Wat
nut street. They were enroute to
Cavalier from Charles City. Iowa.
where they were called by the death
OF q relative.
Elected onicers Yesterday.
At the meeting Of Il Women's
Missionary society Of the Presbyterian
society. which was held yesterday aft
ernoon. the following new officers
were elected:
Pre.ident--Mrs. G. c. Rutherford. /
First Vice President-Mrs. William
H. Matthews.
Second Vice Presidcnt-Mrs. F.. L.
Goodman.
sacretsry--Mrs. j. r.. Parsons.
Treasurer-N1iss Caroline JOY. =
Mothers' Club Meetng.
regular meeting Friday evening at 8
O'Clock in the auditorium Of the pub
lie library. A splendid program has
been arranged and q. cordial invita-
ton IL extended to all parents. teach
ere and members Of the school board.
Miss Helen Davies will read a paper
and Dr. g: Ruediger will give an in
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hility of the Home for the Health of
the School at L.srge." Following the
program a social session will be ell.
joSed and light refreshments will be
served. "
Anderson.Nodin Marriage Solemnized.
Yesterday afternoon at . O'Clock, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. jacob An
derson IN University avenue. occurred
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Jennie NJ. Anderson. to A. C. Nodin
Of Toronto. Canada. The wedding
= was a quiet affair, only the relatives
and a few intimate friends were in at
tendance. George Anderson. a BROTH
err of the bride. was an out.of-town
guest. The rooms were made very at
tractive with baskets and vases Of
1onquils and lilies Of the valley. Rev.
Martin Hegland, pastor of the Zion
Lutheran church, ofdcjated. and the
attendants were Miss Matte. Ander-
son, a sister Of the bride, and Law:
was becoiiingly attired in a hand
some tailored costume Of navy blue.
with hat and accessories to match.
She carried a. lovely bouquet of brides
. roses and lilies Of the valley.
Following the ceremony a delicious
three. course wedding dinner was serv-
ed, and Mrs. Anderson was assisted by
Miss Hula ,Ellestad and Miss Thelma
5Thorson. During the afternoon mu-
steal numbers were rendered by Miss
Bessie Tharaldson. Miss Lilah SAN
mes and George Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nodin left last even
ing for. Winnipeg and other Canadian
cities. They will be 1T home to their
friends in Toronto, Canada. The bride
was formerly vocal teacher at Wesley
conservatory, and the groom was sec
rotary at Wesley college. Scores of
friends will unite in extending hest
wishes to the happy couple.