Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-29

] u how Gods eternal care
Has cunningly devised our souls
That we may laugh when sorrows
tolls
Fall ruthless on oar every prayer.
And how again, when joy at last
Turns back to us to kiss our cheek,
He tempers joy; He makes US meek
With tears-and thus our faith holds
fast.
Returns from CrookstOn.
Mrs. Persea Powers and daughter
Margaret have returned from a visit
OF several weeks with friends and
relatives in Crookston.
Mrs. Nelson to Larimore.
Mrs. Clement Nelson and daughter
Agnes of St. Louis who are visiting at
the home of John Nelson of South
morning for a brief visit with old
old friends and neighbors. Miss Ruth
Baughman accompanied them.
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Mrs. Baughplan Gives Dinner Party.
Mrs. A. D. Baughman of Riverside
Park entertained at dinner last
ing complimentary to Mrs. Clement w.
Nelson and her daughter. Miss Agnes
Nelson of st. Louis, Mo-. The other
guests were John Nelson. Mrs. Alice
Nelson Page and her son Cyril Dyke
Page. Mrs. Baughman and her
guests were old-time friends and
%neighbors. and the dinner was parti-
2nlarly enjoyable.
Hillshoro Ladies Here.
Mrs. A. L. McCle'land Of Madison,
Wis. has been visiting in Hillshoro.
where her husband. the Rev. A. L..
McClelland, was formerly pastor Of
the Congregational church. Yester-
day Mrs. McClelland and Mrs. Martha
Mccain visited at the homes Of Mr..
n Mrs. Fred L. Goodman of Reeves
avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Carley.
Cheering News From Daughter.
The Rev. Thorgrimson received a
Helesram this morning from his daugh-
ter Sylvia. and her huband the Rev.
Gynther Storaafi. who were wedded
very recently.
The telegram came from a Fran
cisco. Cal. and stated that they would
eail this afternoon at 5 o'clock on the
ship Korea. bound for China, where
the reverend gentleman goes as a
missionary Of the Norwegian Lutheran
church.
Mr.. Storaafi says further that there
had been some uncertainty about the
date of their departure owing to the
war but tina there was no danger.
The many friends Of the estimable
young people will rejoice to know
that they leave under no apprehension
concerning their destination and work.
Donald Bangs Host.
Donald Bangs the young son Of At
torney George Bangs celebrated his
fourth birthday Yesterday afternoon.
Ten of Donald's friend assisted in
making the afternoon one Of pleas
ing memories, and the games and fun
they had made the time fly.
The birthday D was just as
carefully planned and the table as
beautifully arranged as though the
guests were really and truly grown
up. A large bouquet of pink roses
was greatly admired but the birthday
Donald's name adorned the cake and
this was a delicious accompaniment
to the ice cream and other dainties
provided.
At the close Of the upper each
child was given a ribbon and told to
pull and al each n with happy,
expectant W gave a Vigorous tug out
hidden behind a fern.
The guests were Charles and Wen
dell Marsden. Marjorie and Jean Cam
eron, Helen Diets. Janet and Wilbur
Dickinson, Katherine and Arthur Cliff
ford.
Mrs. A. W. Bangs, Donald's grand
mother, was assisted by Mrs. Fred
Bartholomew and her sister Miss Jean
Hedger Of Aberdeen. s. D.
Two Fine Recipes.
Beet Relish.
One quart chopped cooked beets.
One quart chopped cabbage.
One DIN horsaraafah