Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-18
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY
JOYS worth the While.

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Joys Worth the While.
Knowst thou the excellent joys Of
Joys of the dear companions and Of
the merry mood and laughing face?
Joy Of the glad light-beaming day.
Joy Of the wide -breathed games? .
Joy Of sweet music, Joy of the lighted
ballroom and the dancers?
Joy Of the plenteous dinner, strong ca
rouse and drinking?
Yet, o my soul supreme!
Know'st thou the Joy Of pensive
thought?
Joys Of the free and lonesome heart.
the tender gloomy heart?
bowed yet proud, the suffering and
the struggle?
The agonistic throes, the ecstacies,
Joys Of the solemn musings, day ana
night?
Joys of the thought Of Death, the
great spheres Times and Space?
Prophetic joys Of better, loftier loves
ideals, the divine wife. the sweet
eternal, perfect comrade? .
Joys all thine own. undying one. joys
worthy thee, Q SOUL?
For not lifes Joys alone sing, repeat
ing-the joys of Death!
The beautiful touch of Death, sootn-
ing and benumbing few moments,
for reasons.
My self discharging my excrementi-
tious body to be burned, or render
ed to powder or buried.
My real body doubtless left to me for
other spheres.
Ny voided body nothing more to me-
xok, ,f,,cy tn Y,1lrfArQtinnR. FUR
ther offices eternal uses of the earth
Joy, shipmate, JOY!
PLEASED to my soul at death l cry)
Our life is closed. our life begins.
The long, long anchorage we leave,
The ship is clear at last, she leans!
She swiftly courses from the shore.
Joy, shipmate, joy!
Mrs. Fred Bacon has gone to Cando
to spend several days visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Roycroft
have returned to Grand Forks after
spending the summer months at Lake
Bemidji.
Mrs T. A. Anderson of Pilot is
spending the day in the city shopping
and visiting friends. She is. enroute to
her home from Fargo where she has
been visiting friends for the past few
days.
Mrs. Adam Common left last even
ing for Gilby to visit relatives for a
few days. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. VanDusen will return today
from an extended visit with relatives
in Canada.
4 Mrs. E. f. Bacon is entertaining as
A her guest for a few days, Mrs. c. c.
\ has been visiting her son at Thief
u River Falls, Mimi, and will go from
here to Watertown. s. D. to visit an
other son F. x; Way.
4 Mrs. Frank Collins. who has been
visiting for the past few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Collins
in Riverside Park, left yesterday for
her home in Waterloo. Iowa. Mrs.
Collins was the guest Of honor at sew
eral pretty. social functions while In
the city.
The Royal. Neighbors held their
regular meeting last evening in Odd
Fellows hall. Following the business
session an informal reception was
given for Mrs. A. G. Wonderlich and
Mrs. Ida Canton, who have spent the
summer away from Grand Forks.
After an hour or two Of visiting. re-
freshments were served by a commit
tee of ladies.
The Eastern Star will resume it's
silver teas next week and the first one
will be held next Tuesday afternoon.
at the home Of Mrs. James e. Turner,
51l North Third street. The hours
will be from to o'clock and sewing
orA Hy{o linz rryt11 hn
members Of the order whether afhliat-
ed with the local chapter or not are
cordially invited. The assisting hos
tesses will be Mrs O. L. Lee. Mrs. w.
A. Crary, Mrs. w. H. Whitman, Mrs.
c. b. Brawner, Mrs M. M. Merrill,
Mrs. O. D. Patterson and Mrs. w. j.
Watt
Fargo Courier-News: Miss Lila
LorshbauRh and Mrs. w. w, Lorsh-
baugh were hostesses yesterday at
their North Broadway home at an II
o'clock breakfast, complimentary to
Miss Fanny Comstock, bride-elect.
The dining room was beautifully ar,
\ ranged with flowers: white asters and
greepery forming the centerpiece. The
! guest Of honor's place was designated
by a lovely bunch of pink Killarney
roses. The other rooms were decor
ated with garden flowers and autumn
L leaves. Covers were laid for seven
couples, and most Of the guests were
! members of the class Of 1908 Of the
high school or classmates Of Miss
Comstock. Those present were Miss
\ Fanny Comstock and Sanford Hudson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lorshbaugh, Mr..
and Mrs. James Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Car
Isle, Mrs. Willis Adams of Lisbon,
Mr.. Arthur crabbe Of Portland. Ore,
Mr.. Fred Bristol and Miss Lila Lorsh-
i baugh.
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