The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-14
Messrs. Thomas Corrigan and Harry
Finch spent Sunday in Crookston.

Messrs. InomaS COrrtgan and Harry
Finch spent Sunday in Crookston.
Mrs. William H. Burr will entertain
the Bridge Whist club this evening.
The Rathbone sisters will give a
dance this evening that omises to
be an enjoyable affair. All Rathbones
an dtheir friends are invited to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stricken spent Sum
day at Maple Lake. Mr.. Sucker has
disposed of his natty little launch
there to Reggie Smith.
Mrs. H. L. Holmes of Bathgate was
the guest of Mrs. w. B. Wood at the
Hotel Dacotah over Sunday and left
for her home this morning.
MIR. H. Bendeke, Ray Jackson, Mrs.
Pace and Miss Marion Green went to
Maple Lake Sunday and spent the day
In Mr.. Bendeke's cottage.
Wash the sagging seat of cane-bot-
toned chair with hot soapsuds and let
it dry out of doors. This will shrink
the canes and tighten the seat.
Striped and plaid ribbons vie with
each other In popularity as a simple
hat trimming, and they are equally
tasteful and appropriate.
The Degree of Honor held a social
session Wednesday last after q pleas
ing program Of music and readings.
Every one present Smiled through the
mist" of the coffee cup.
The sailor shapes having downward
rolling brim somewhat wider at the
back are very distingue but not uni
Sersally becoming.
Children's frocks decorated with
simple designs in hand embroidery and
wash braid are simply adorable, so
dainty and refined are they.
Mrs. Frank Douglas, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. j. l.. Robertson for
few days. left Sunday morning for
Bathgate. where she will visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bostwick.
Black and white continues to be a
smart combination, as evidenced by
the very elegant black and white
gowns which are being brought out by
some high class establishments.
Many of the new tailored waists
have Jokes, as do the blouses of thin
material. A collar of like fabric or
of white linen is the correct neck
dressing.
The preparations now in progress
for the junior class high school ball
and banquet to be held May 25 at the
Commercial club rooms mark it al
ready as the next leading social func-
ton.
The Rebecca lodge initiated num-
Der of new members Thursday. After
tie hard work of putting through"
and "going through" every one did
ample justice to the elaborate spread
provided for the occasion.
A small bow Of silk with tiny frill
or jabot Of lace finishes the front of
the narrow silk girdle which defines
the upper edge of a new princess
skirt.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cooper entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday in honor of
Mrs. H. l.. Holmes of Bathgate, who
was the guest of Mrs. Wood Covers
were laid for eight and a delightful
afternoon spent.
In order to have plain coat and plaid
skirt costume appear to belong to each
other, trim both with bias bands of the
plaid; this makes very stylish walk
ing costume, especially If the jacket is
of the pony" variety.
Little triangular revers of tucking
of alternate rows of lace and tucks
turning back from the round or point
ed Jokes like those on the silk or light
, wool gowns now appear on some of
the fine lingerie blouses.
Miss Sarah Bosard returned home
Sunday morning from a delightful
months visit in Minneapolis and st.
Paul where she was much entertained.
In st. Paul she was the guest of Mrs.
David Frost and in Minneapolis of
Miss Grace Morgan.
If you wish your shirts (Which you
will call "shirts"), designed for ten
mis-, riding, ETC., to be quite the per-
lection Of style, have them made ex-
actly. like mans, perfectly plain, with
a pocket at the left side, and with a
turn down collar permanently attach
ed to the neckband.
The Woman's Improvement league
met last Wednesday and studied the
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