The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-26

~ ~ az fEVast OH1C0 kuOn0op 60t0 NO. 81.
"a husband and three children on S.
8 q week and still have enough food
left over to satisfy her own hunger.
Those who hold themselves to be Inn
mune from the matrimonial germ are
to be taught how to keep bachelor
quarters on what the sociologists call
Starvation wages" without the dam
ger OF starving. y 3$ssa
Stuffed Sweet Peppers Select the
sweet green peppers which are very
mild Have some cold cooked meat
chopped fine and seasoned with salt
and pepper. Cut the tops from the
peppers and take out all the seeds,
being sure not to miss one. Fill with
the meat. and set closely together in
baking dish. For five peppers mix
one cup OF strained cooked tomato,
two tablespoons Of water, a sounding
tablespoon of salt Pour into the pep
pers, and bake them In a slow oven,
basting occasio nally.
A woman know makes all her own
silk slips or under waists, and makes
them all Of white silk. A yard makes /,
as they are made without sleeves. Cut
the silk In half, sew up both sides,
adjust so that seam comes under
either arm; open at the back and
close with tiny buttons and button-
holes; trim the top as deliberately as
you please with lace and insertion;
gather the bottom into belt Of rib
bon-run beading. and make shoulder
straps Of ribbon. This Is easily made
and pretty when complete.
The society editor OF the Kali
ispel Montana Bee, says In the fol-
lowing q few things we have thought
and wanted to say for long time:
There seems to be mite of con-
trariness in human nature, that is in
some people who entertain and then
make the society editor almost swear
and give a solemn promise that the
affair will not go in the paper.
While it is the privilege of any
hostess to do as she pleases in that
respect, and 1t certainly does not
come within the province of the So
ciety editor to question her actions In
the matter. 1t goes without saying that
the thoughtful hostess, who considers
the motive Of the newspaper woman
and gives willingly and cheerfully
will win the everlasting gratitude
and consideration of the aforesaid So
ciety editor. 1t takes SO many kinds
of people to make up the world, and
no one discovers 1t sooner than a
newspaper writer. There are some
people who are positively Indifferent
to the society page Of a paper, but are
always willing to allow anything in
the nature Of a social function to APP
pear In those columns and in the ma
jOrity Of cases they do this to please
the society editor. Once in a while
but 1t is seldom-a hostess so far
{ forgets herself as to be rude in the
matter, but that never annoys the
newspaper woman, as the genuine
lady never allows herself to be rude.
There are many lovable women in
Kalispell who entertain In an elegant
manner and wholare gracious about
giving news Of the affairs when called
upon to do SO and crowns of jewels
should be their reward in the here
after. These are. not people who seek
notoriety, but they are accommodate
ing and enjoy doing favor for any
one.
The society page is special feature
and 1t Is the duty of the one in charge
to make 1t as newsy as possible and
when kindhearted hostesses cooperate
with the editor Of that page it makes.
it a Joy and a delight, and it's SO easy
to- be gracious, too.
The editor Of. this page is truly
grateful to the many. kind and a though
full contributors to these columns
who send in society items, and takes
this Opportunity to thank them. There
are some who hesitate about calling;
up over the phone to tell of affairs
given, but to those, be it said, that
1t is a gracious act an done that this
writer much appreciates.