The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-10-30

Follow these fortunes with the
candle stick. which consists of plac-
ing IL lighted candles in a row.
Blindfold the aspirant and see how
many lights will be blown out. Those
/, left lighted after the twelfth blow
count the number of years to elapse
before marriage.
Bobbing for apples in a dish of
water is a source of much amuse-
ment and suspending an apple from
the ceiling and trying to catch it in
the mouth is also a favOrite pastime.
A weird trick is to go around the
house backwards. at midnight, carry
ing mirror. into which the seeker
must constantly gaze. After going
around three times the face of the fu-
ture wife or husband will be seen in
the mirror Another game of this
style is eating an apple in a dark
room while looking into mirror;
as the loet bite is consumed the face
of the future one will be seen gazing
into the glass from over ones Shout
der.
rhe flour charm is full of entertain
ment. A mould of -four in fancy
form is made with ring within 1t
and each child is permitted to slice
this mould When the ring is found
the one so fortunate CD must pick
it up with her teeth.
Sometimes masked party is
given on this night. In that case
those masking should keep to the
weird as much as possible. AS each
person arrives a witch should be
stationed near the entrance and pass
to each piece of paper on which Is
written in a solution Of soda and
water the fortune awaiting the re-
ceiver in the future.
These can be read. after unmask
2 ing. while held over a lighted can
die, and should be read aloud
This can be followed by the trick
of holding wedding ring suspended
, over a glass; the number of times II
: swings before touching the glass
;, tells the number Of years elapsine
y before the holder will marry.
a 1t matters not how far fare,
O Or in what land I bide,
, Your voice sings ever in the air.
q Your face shines at my side.
4 For me each crimson flower tina
!, slips
"a Its velvet sheath Of green
q Yields the remembrance Of your lip
# With all their sweets between.
n Your hair is in the dusk that lies
~ Around me when I rest;
Is My only stars are your dear eyes.
,e Loves own and loveliest.
1T Young wife don't weep in the pres
I'd once of your husband; weeping irr
I'd tates him or makes him helpless, an
if he is helpless he is provoked wit
r. himself.
H. Don't cling to him too tight, eve
SO an angel may be tiresome when on
IS, can never get out of the shadow {
I'd it's wings.
d. Don't SHOW him all the letters 70
ne get: he does not show you his, so Ill
be doubtedly he believes in reciprocit,
is Don't imagine that love makes u
of all his life. Give him plenty of rop
N he may love you ever so much, but h
doesn't like to feel the pull of apro
to strings.
of Don't ask questions. He will tie
Is. you voluntarily what he wants to.
ne Don't explain. Explanations al
ap- tiresome. If you make mistak,
ed profit by them and say nothin
es. Take mishaps merrily. Men lil
he women with a sense Of humor.
ITO Don't pout. If he forgets an e
a gagement and apologies, treat it
ed joke and he will love you ten TIM
more. Never take offense if 1t
es- possible to avoid it.
me -
or Here's to a temperance supper,
lys With water in glasses tall
'en With tea and root beer to end with
emit And NE not there at all!
no1y nr,,