The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-04
attend.y A special car will take, those
wishing TO attend out from the city at

attends A. special car will take those
wishing 70 attend out from the city at
A8 O'CLOCK.
z The lace on your gown matches the
gown and the feathers on your hat
match your hat and gown, too. 1t is a
great season for one-color effects, and
It is the largest season for all coiors
that. we ever had. and who ever saw
SO much white as is being worn al
! ready? Do people have more clothes,
or are there more people?
Miss Alberta Gallatin, the southern
actress who comes here in Cousin
Kate" the 14th of this month, will be
well worth seeing and we have no
doubt society In general will turn out.
She is not only great actress but
charming woman to meet, We society
editor had that pleasure while living
in the south. She is greatly loved by
the southern people, and especially,
prominent among the Daughters of the
Confederacy. of which Organization she
Is an honorary member, and by whom
she is constantly feted wherever she
goes.
1t Is quite proper to be talking about
keeping our homes in order at this
season. We probably all make good
resolutions about not letting the dirt
accumulate. but to my mind far the,
better way is to keep clean the year
round. This is simple matter II one
has system about her work and does
not have her floors covered with car
pets nailed down. And the motive for
Keeping them clean--is It always for
hygienic reasons, or for fear some
neighbor will call in and find dust and
dust wobs? y
Great interest is beng taken among
the Christian Scientists of this city,
of which there is strong organiza-
ton. In the dedication of the great an
mex to what is called the Mother
Church" In Boston. This event will
be the greatest of its sort in years in
church history. It will take place the
10th of this month and there will be
great gathering of people from all
over the world, great many titled
people coming from England and Scot
land as we'll as other foreign coun-
tries. "A number of scientists from
here will attend. how many we have
not yet learned. but strong effort is
being made to obtain sleeping car
straight through and that takes the
assurance Of eighteen from this point.
The little town of Buxton, N. D., al
though small. has q woman's league
second to none in the state in point of
good work they do, not only for the
advancement of themselves in a liter
airy way, but the advancement of the
schools and the community In general.
Their last topic has been Japan"
made very interesting by lectures.
They meet fortnightly and the greatest
interest is taken in the meetings. Mrs.
.Jens Lerom is president, Miss Strong
vice president, Miss Daisy Reeves Sec
rotary and Miss Grace Longfellow the
corresponding secretary. With such
women as this at the head, women who
are known throughout the state for
their literary and musical abilities as
we'll as executive, such an organiza-
ton could scarcely help but be sue
cess.
Birds and Flowers.
When April steps aside for May.
Like diamonds all the raindrops glis-
Fresh violets open every day.
To some new bird each hour we listen.
e. Lucy LarcOm.
OpenlAir, Eating.
Very timidly the old custom of open
air eating is being revived. Many are
having their meals on warm days in
their gardens in London or in the
country: at hotels on the Thames the
proprietor no longer refuses to serve
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suburban clubs luncheons and dinners
may be eaten on the terrace or the
lawn.-London Truth.
Woman's Pathetic Optimism.
Woman is always convinced that she
has never looked SO alluring as in her
newest spring hat. There is. indeed,
with regard to her personal appear
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