The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-17
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY u, 1905.

Joys . quiet chat with q girl friend as
much as a pavilion on beach scene
with the beau, Of the season. She does;
not ignore others less fortunate than
herself or become pulled up with van
tty or self-satisfaction II she dances
three times where another is asked
only once, but would gladly share her
admirers with those to whom the little
attentions would seem so much.
She loves little children and does
not take every opportunity to snub
them. She is kind to the unfortunate
and has a heart big enough to take In
the whole world, shows a Difference to
the old and is purely and genuinely
unselfish. Therefore, how could such
a one help being not only the kind a
woman admires, but likewise favor
lite with the opposite sex.
Progressive C Conversation.
There is nothing better to promote
sociability than progressive converse
ton. Prepare cards with five or six
good topics, such as Should Women
Voter" what Would You Do With a
Million?" what Trip Would You
Take II You. Could Choose?" what
is Your Hobby?". what is Your Bette
Noir?" "Can You Keep Resolution"
Pass these cards and allow 10 minutes
for a topic. Then ring bell and
change partners. After all have pro-
crossed take vote on the most popu-
lar topic
Excellent recipes for this time of
year when eggs are scarce:
Spider Cake. =
One pint of sour cream; one-half
cup OF butter; one-half teaspoonful of
soda and as much salt; one table,
spoonful of sugar and flour to make
soft dough. Mix lightly, roll very thin,
cut into rounds, place them on hot
spider, brown on one side. turn and
brown on the other. Serve hot, with
butter and syrup.
Cookies.
One cup of sugar; one-half cup of
butter; one-half cup of sour milk; two
tablespoonfuls of clear, strong coffee;
one teaspoonful of soda; one-half tea
spoonful, each, of cloves, ginger and
nutmeg. Mix with as little flour as
possible and roll rather thin. Lay
each one top side down in plate of
graduated sugar before putting in
pan. Bake in quick oven.
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Cream together one cup Of sugar
and one-half cup of butter, or other
shortening, add a saltspoonful of salt,
one teaspoonful of cinnamon, one-half
teaspoonful of cloves, little nutmeg
and one cupful of chopped raisins.
Dissolve one teaspoonful of soda in
little warm water, and then stir it in
one cup of sour applesauce, letting it
foam over the ingredients in the bowl
Beat all together thoroughly, and add
one and three-quarters cups of flour
sifted three times. Bake in a loaf tin
forty-fve minutes.
Very rich. moist, delicious and
cheap.
The many friends of Miss Louise
Prindeville, who is teaching music at
Grand Forks, will be pleased to learn
that she is having such great success,
and is SO popular as music teacher
that it necessitated the moving of her
music studio to larger quarters
Devils Lake Inter-ocean. i.
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A Birthday Greeting,
At Bismarck eleven lady friends of
Mrs. ]. w. Foley, in responding to an
invitation to celebrate the occasion of
her birthday Saturday evening varied
the usual custom by presenting Mr.
Foley with a handsome pipe Mrs.
Foley, however, got splendid bouquet
of roses, and "five hundred" served to
entertain the guests for the evening.
Refreshments were served and the
evening passed pleasantly. Mrs. Raw.
Inns received a pretty handkerchief az
a tribute to her superior skill at play.
SIS
Labor and Leisure.
Bet! Before we ask for !, Leisure let US learn
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Confded for season to our care.
Labor and Leisure make life beautiful
When well divided. and when labor
Deserved reward and leisure sweet re-
ssss St the W fs,s
In health. in wisdom and in happiness,
Through hours Of freedom. then, and
We prove our right to clamor for more
time.
But when the gin shop and the gamb-
The dive. the public dance hall and the
street,
Send sodden creatures slowly back to
After the ending of holiay,
{ II makes q louder protest than the voice
OF tyrant Greed against the shortened
And heightened wage of Labor. Look
That leisure lifts you ere you ask for
Ella !, Wheeler Wilcox.
The Valentine social given at the
residence of Mrs. H. M. Wheeler yes
terday afternoon was a great success
and we'll attended. A neat little sum
of money was contributed for the bene
fit Of St. Paul's church. The house
decorations were all in red hearts and
the refreshments were also on the VAL
entine order. A delightful as we'll as
profitable afternoon was spent Miss
Louise Prindeville contributed greatly
to the occasion by her musical selec-
lions. III # d
There will be a big masquerade ball
at Conway, North Dakota, Feb. %.
Mrs. A. Kaufman entertained six