The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03

the openings for women. The reason
j., that the former avenues in which
women worked were few in number.
The underlying principle in this
whole Encouragement of activities is
the inherent disposition of sane
person to do the best he can. Ii
man prefers to scrub and do laundry
work, it is because he feels that he
can be of as much service in that
capacity as in any other. OF course,
there are other and higher opportuni-
ties. but he fails to find them. or if
they are around him, he lacks the
capacity to grasp them. This princi-
pie applies to women as well, and she
seeks to do the best she can &C
cording to he degree of education
and training that she has had.
The silver tea given at the home
Of Mrs. Crane, assisted by Mrs. Noff-
singer, Mrs. Mettler and Frances
Jurgens-Kle was decided
snct ess financially, as well as other
wise, and all who were present
sc emed to enjoy themselves. There
were not as many guests as hereto
for. but the amount of money taken
in was larger, and consequently the
ladies of the church were all pleased,
the amount being $3.50. Every one
lad an opportunity of guessing how
many strokes were on the piece of
burnt wood The guesses ranged
from 1913 to 40.742, and Rev. H. e.
Cloves guessed nearest the correct
number, which was 3,l2S. his guess
being $500.
| The refreshments We're very dainty
and each guest received an April fool
recipe the following are few which
were given from the blue ribbon cook
book:
ScallOped oysters Select firm,
plump oysters and scallop them even
ly and neatly with a pair of sharp
scissors Now with a needle
threaded with pink silk, if for a pink
tea. or blue if you wish blue points
work button hole stitch around the
scallips. When finished. press care
fully on the wrong side with a hot
iron.
Cherry stone puuding-This is es
. teemed a great delicay by those who
hold that the stones ave finel
flavor than the fruit. Make a GOO
batter and add two quarts of un
stoned cherries and few extr;
stones to give flavor. Eat with wine
sauce. 'Tis true, tbs pity; and pitt.
It's, it's true.
Sand tarts-Fine. white sand i
the best or these. Take two cupfuls
= say two and half, and add fou
D enough to make a stiff batter. Sweet
en- to taste and stick Jordan a
9 mond or piece of bath brick on to
3 o. each one.
IL Soft ginger bread-Mix up som
D. lard and flour and molasses. Place
i IN pan and send it to the table III
s. baked This is the only way to 81
l. cure a really soft gingerbread.
J Those who We're present beside
II the four hostesses. were Mesdame
C'Brien. Welsh, Cooley, Monteitl
T. Elinke, Cloves, Liter, Disbrov
I'll Ketcham. Webster. Merigold Hun
= ley. Long. Houston. Wallace, Prentic
y Mcknight, Harbert, Conner, Low
y Pringle, Phillips, Peterson. Swane
ii Smith, Horribly, Whips, O'Connel
/ Robinson. Morse. Misses DisbroN
g Chester and King.
III t1,nva oil ptnnr fnatnrpc whi(
y adorn the female character. delica(
> stands foremost within the PROVING
10 OF good taste. Not that delicat
>. which is perpetually in quest
- something to be ashamed of-whit
- makes merit of a blush. and simpe
- at the false construction it's own
~. genuity has put upon an innoce
= remark. This spurious kind of de
y. cacy is far removed from good sens
=, but the high minded delicacy mai
-, tains it's pure and undertaking wa
- alike among women and the sOcie
-, essary duty and can speak, when !
~, CURED. with seriousness and kir
ness of things on which it would
40 ashamed to smile or blush that dc
"a cacy which knows how to confer
benefit without wounding the fe
- ings of another. Such spirit m
49, be cultivated and It should be ma
~ a part of education to instill in
No. every young mind ideas Of delica
,ot without fear and without reproacl
o.
If these brilliant sunshlny ds
uge continue, tower-bedecked hats "
lge soon come from their resting plat
ties amid the crushed tissue paper, a
ce, our streets will be dotted with f
ent creatures in their new head gear.
oc- Bewitching is the word to be us
not for Mrs. Ida Webber's exquisite h
ers end bonnets. Never before W.
ing such creations brought to KalisI
H." to attract lively maids and matrt