The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-23
Regrets.

hC6ICGSs
1 cannot wear the old gowns
wore year ago.
The styles are SO eccentric,
And fashion changes SO;
eygons Ss nns are or G }sn 9f date
1 cannot wear the old gowns.
Nor don those frocks again.
The skirts are far too tight;
They do not fare correctly, and
The trimming isn't right.
The Spanish founce is fagoted, ,
The plaits are box, not knife;
s - not. T ,fsar the the oil CID gowns
4 ssnnot wear the old gowns.
srs sisssly afs tt ss at the TOP
zSs shoulder seams are far too long,
4 cannot year my old gowns
40 A''p ~ ss.l - -ssnsd: Wells. 81
Here is a wedding announcement
trsn the Bad Lands country cores
poadent to a Bismarck paper which
HnAtters of the romantic in western
He:
Mr.. Charles F. Wills of Medora and
49, Mabel Johnson of American went
ss.ta Tho !, is supposed to have no enc ne
asa the daughter of Sam johnson Of
.S od and peaut Eancn you sse a Is
Aerii ist next. May the lives Of this
PAR gra 9s sal n @p he T sVen Sy
s e .ex II RoS MEss Riders h saKa it WhH will
The luncheon given by Mrs. Web
stsr Merrifield out at her beautiful
home at the University Thursday af-
teGnoon was a small but delightful
aGAir. Luncheon was served at !
sisaeck in seven courses and covers
were laid for twelve. The table was
ardstically decorated in dark red car
cations, ferns and old-fashioned cina-
naoa pinks.
Mrs. q. c. Seitz is entertaining at
cards this afternoon in her apartments
h the Dinnie fats.
L
Mrs. Cults, who has been the guest
81 Mrs. Fred Clifford the past week,
will return to her home in Minneapolis
Saturday evening. She has been quite
extensively entertained during her
stay here.
A millinery event will be the spring
opening of the Taugbol Sisters, who
keep the only exclusive ladies' fur
atshing establishment in the city and
handle the highest grade of goods.
The store is artistically decorated for
the occasion and it will not only be
profit but pleasure for the ladies to
call and see the newest creations in
Partisan and eastern millinery.
The ladies Of st. Paul's Guild wish
70. announce they will hold another
aale of home cooked eatables, consist
ing of salads, bread, cakes, cookies,
doughnuts, pies, etc., on Saturday be-
ginning at o'clock, in the George
Wilder grocery store. Mrs. Peak and
Mrs. Striker will have charge and the
sa1e will take place in the crockery
department..
New Idea for Sachets. y
aeG0 lB lovely lQea IOr the DAINTY
ssshets that nearly every woman de-
neAts to place among the laces and
lingerie:
Select dozen or two of the tiny
laoe dodlies in crepe paper that are al
most as fine as those of the sheerest
Hnen: make ready as many small
packages of fine sachet powder in
plain white envelopes, closely sealed
Sat the powder may not sift out, and
hclose one of these between two of
the lace mats; white thread may be
s1n all around through the perfora-
tons in the border. or baby ribbons
may be used instead.
Az the prettiest Of the lace paper
doilies come In the plain white, the
woman that can paint little may ex-
!. ercise her skill IN decorating the
sachets: two or three violets and vio-
let buds. with their leaves; q half
spen rosy pink bud; tiny spray Of
apple blossoms or lilies Of the valley;
Q true-lover's knot of narrow ribbon,
+ traced on the delicate round Of paper;
n Of these are 80 lovely that q set
should make most acceptable pres
ent for the Eastertide.
It will be better to depend upon a