The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-16
Not q Sin.
Since Hobson is in congress
And Hoch is going to win
The office he is after.

Since Hobson is in congress
And Hoch is going to win
The Office he is after,
And be Indicted in,
You can't make men believe that
KISSING Is a sin.
Mortimer Lewis.
The Thursday Musicale club con-
template the purchase has of new piano.
st. Paul's Guild met with Mrs.
Brownell yesterday and pleasant
meeting was held:
The Lady Elk's card club will meet
at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. A good
attendance is expected.
Mrs. c. c. Gowran will entertain at
cards at her home on Reeves avenue
on Friday. It will be quite an elabor-
ate function.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Redick and
daughter Camille went to Maple Lake
this morning, and will spend the sum-
mer in their beautiful little cottage
there.
BY rubbing fresh lemon thoroughly
into a soured sponge and rinsing it
several times in lukewarm water it
will become as sweet as when new.
When removing a wrap it is advis-
able to take notice that brooches are
not unclasped. Valuable jewels are
often unfastened by the contact of an
outer garment.
1t is learned with pleasure that the
w. H. Shultz's are to return here to
live. Mr.. Shultz will take his old posi-
ton in the bank. They are popular
socially and will be given a hearty
welcome.
A lingerie cover for the handbag is
the latest craze. These are in sheer
linen. wrought in well-raised blind
embroideries. and are made to catch
into the frame of a white kid, leather
or linen bag that is carried with a
white gown. Over q colored satin
foundation they are even more eff
fective.
Mrs. William Cheering of Larimore,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spaulding. returned to her home
this morning Her daughter, Miss
Emma. will remain until after the
oratorical contest Friday evening. in
which she takes prominent part.
Miss Cheering was the winner of the
prize at the oratorical contest of the
high school at La rim
A musical event looked forward to
with pleasure will the the Rooney
Boys" concert at the Methodist church
on the evening Of the 18th of this
month. These are the most noted boy
singers In the United States and it
will be great treat to hear them.
The concert will be given under the
auspices of st. Paul's guild and the
proceeds will be used toward the organ
fund of the Episcopal church.
Robe patterns In lace or embroidery,
or some of the popular combinations
of both, are scalloped all along the
lower edge. In order to finish this
effectively. and likewise to weight the
skirt trif1e at the hem to It's better
hang" the modish dressmaker is US
ing plain band of either heavy satin
or velvet ribbon, according to the class
of material handled. The scalloped
edge is sewed fast to the ribbon, the
latter being held trifle easy so that
Its lower edge is a shade fuller than
the top.
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Mrs Rand Smiths afternoon at cards
on Tuesday was delightful affair.
Five tables were played and the
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Alexan-
der the first, an elegant cut glass
cheese dish. To Mrs. Prentice fell the
second beautiful cut glass perfume
bottle. Delicious refreshments were
served. The home was decorated with
white plumb blossoms arranged elabor-
ately In the various rooms and gave
delightful odor of spring to the en-
tering guests. Mrs. Smith proved her
self a charming hostess.
With the spring winds. dry and cut
ting from over the prairie, comes adj
ded thought to the care of the COM
plexion. A good skin food should be
used constantly and always before
driving in the wind good cream .ap-
piled to the face. but in caring, for the
complexion 1t is well to remember
what may be good for one skin may
prove injurious to another.
Glycerin. for example, agrees per-
fectly with some, and burns others.
Benzoin cannot be applied to some,
and smoothes others, and SO on.
That Is why 1t Is best fora woman
to use discretion in the gelection of