The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-05

future for her old home in Norway.
where she will make a long visit.
The whey Of the milk Of human
Kindness Is thin-but 1t is more than
lot Of patient good 90 wives get,
Miss Kate Ryan, Mrs. john Fadden
Of Arvilla, Mrs. Anna Bosart. and Mrs.
Mahan comprise party of ladies
who are spending the week in st. Paul.
Neatness and cleanliness can easily
make the plainest woman look like a
picture princess in the eyes Of sensi-
BILE men.
Mrs. j. K. Fairchild of Cavalier, who
mas been the guest of Mrs. r. s. Rob-
bins on Walnut street, left Thursday
evening for Williston, where she will
Join Mr.. Fairchild and they will spend
the summer on their farm. MI Fair
child is editor of the Cavalier Chron-
icle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McInerney of Texas.
Miss Maj McCarthy of Neenah, Wis
consin. and Mr.. John Conway and
Miss Conway of Appleton, Wis, were
here this week to attend the funeral
Of the late James p White. which
occurred Thursday morning.
It Is quite a problem what one shall
wear as a wrap with her lingerie
frocks when she does not wear the
lace or ribbon coat, for there are times
when she needs a wrap with her thin
dresses that Is, not quite SO elaborate.
Probably the colored silk coats will
prove the best for the purpose, and
green. am sure. will be one of the
most popular colo orr: -
The Christian Scientists have moved
their reading rooms from the Clifford
block to the basement of their church
on Walnut street The rooms will
from this on be open daily from two
until four, with an attendant in charge.
DR.. E. M. Pierce of Rugby will set
tie here for the practice of his pro-
fession. When his family arrives they
will occupy the Cooley residence on
N. Sixth street.
Black is always a pretty touch on
the light gown. Take, for instance, an
inexpensive organdie or figured mus
lin, make it simply as to waist and
skirt, using chemisette of good quail
ity, either lace Of hand embroidery,
and turn back the neck from the chem
isette (front and backl with a collar
of black velvet. Cut the sleeves short
and turn back cuffs of black velvet.
II desired. frill of narrow lace
might be put. about the cuffs to soften
the effect on the arm. There are
arms that need. this softening touch.)
A dispatch from Washington the
early part of the week says that Mrs.
H. G. Hansborough. the wife of our
senior senator from this state. has
just undergone a very difficult and
serious operation in the Providence
hospital. Mrs. Hansborough has been,
In poor health for over two years and
her many friends in the west will hope
the operation she has been brave
enough to undergo will materially
benefit her.
50 far as things have progressed in
regard to the big tennis meet to be
held In August, 1t promises we'll Sub
scriptions are being received from the
different towns. Already Rugby and,
Willow City have been heard from
with material results, and Grafton,
Northwood, Minneapolis, Drayton and
some other places have signified their
heard from with good subscriptions
soon. There has already been collect
ed half the amount for the silver cup,
which augurs we'll, fer there is yet
goo dtime to complete the amount.
Mr.. R. B. Griffith, superintendent of
the Baptist Sunday school, has started
a highly interesting as we'll as in
structive manner OF teaching his pu-,
pills of the life of Christ. He is hav-
ing each one who<can, make scrap
book of pictures pertaining to the life
of the Master. 1t will take year to
complete them, but they are called to-
gathered quarterly and meeting took
place Tuesday evening in the parlors
Of the Baptist church for the purpose
of showing the work as far as gone