The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-12
THE CHILpREN.


Mother OF many children sprung OF
my heart and brain
And some have been born in gladness
and some have been born in
But one has gone singing from out
Never to come again.
Contentment and Ease and Comfort
r.o they abide with me day by day;
They smooth my ,. couch land and place my
And Success and Power, my strong
limbed sons,
stand ever to clear my way.
And these be. the prudent children,
The careful children and wise,
There was one and only one with a
He who wds one with the wind o
And kin to the wood and skies.
Faithful and fond are my children and
nro aad na os ana good
But the name Of him that lost was
Yea, my first-born Joy of Youth.
Well DID ass ny 81 Shls s5sr E Esss me- 'ea
oarefa anS c s1sae1lyI ever BY daylight
Somewhere ' out R n the night! OF 1ou'n
a.. Smart Set.
Mrs. George A. Bangs entertained
Miss Benton of st. Paul over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bangs enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stinson of Beaunos
Ayres.
Miss Grace Lindsay who has been
residing with her brother Mr.. w. H.
Alexander for the winter and attend
ing school goes to her home in Cando
tomorrow. Z
The low round or Dutch cut neck is
very pretty for summer blouses, and
those with short, plump necks should
make haste to avail themselves of this
popular fancy.
At the meeting Of the w. C. T. U.
held at Mrs. Molyneaux on Saturday
last the following ladies were chosen
as delegates to attend the Grand
Forks-Nelson county convention which
convenes at Lakota the 18th, 14th and
18th of this month. Mrs. A. e. Nc
Adams, Mrs. Laura DeWeese, Mrs.
Hatcher and Mrs. Patten.
b.
On Saturday next the w. G. T. U.
will give supper at o'clock. The
place has not been designated yet but
1t will be given in some of the down
town places convenient for the bust
ness men and women to dine. Watch
for the location and help the good
cause.
A dressy little bolero coatee of white
net has lace applied in floral design
and Is made over a foundation of white
silk. This is very dainty garment to
provide a bit of warmth on summer
evenings.
Pompadour designs are not confined
to silks, but are seen on the fiimsiest
materials as well, and the softly
blended colorings are most exquisite
Touches of black Offset the lighter
colors and add to the effectiveness of
the designs.
Cloth-colored buttons are much used
on tailored cotumes. The jacket of
trim gray costume is cut in small
scallops around the bottom and each
scallop dotted with button. Buttons
on the skirt are placed half way up
and are more effective than near the
bottom as heretofore.
No one ever had too much currant
jelly or spiced currants in the house
when winter sets in and the season for
meats is open. Make your plans this
year before the currants are ready and
put up a lot of them. A jar of them
makes very acceptable mite. too, to
give some invalid friend to whom
yours would taste much better than a
jar purchased.
To reduce the expense and constant
cleaning necessary to wearing white
gloves continually, the use of chamois
color, gray, and tan gloves are becom-
Ing more and more general except on
ceremOnious occasions and with white
lingerie frocks. Mahogany brown is
new and taking shade that harmonizes
with most gowns and does not readily
show soil.
A South Dakota Woman is said to be
very quick and accurate baseball
scorer. There Is nothing to 1t. Any
woman can make up a quick judy
ment upon the performances of a man..
The danger in her scoring will be In
a tendency of the error column to run
over the edge Of the paper. Elk.
One laundress never washes hand
kerchiefs with other clothes, partly
for sanitary reasons and also to show