The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-29

expect to have lost all desire for it,
but the many handsome patterns of
this season cause one to fall in love
with 1t over again. The coarse open
designs are less attractive, however,
than the fine dainty ones upon sheer
material.
Mr.. Robert H. Mccoy went to st.
Paul to return on Sunday with Mrs.
Mccoy who has been in the hospital
there for some time recovering from
an attack of appendicitis. She re-
turns much benefited but weak and 1t
will take a little time for her to re-
cover her usual strength.
The colored linen costume embroid-
cred by the prospective wearer in
white dots widely scattered is not
necessarily expensive though the en-
broidery is hand work and for that
reason a desirable addition to the
wardrobe of the modern summer girl.
If the foundation be of pink linen, let
the accessories be pink parasol en-
brOidered with white dots, and white
linen hat with pink ribbon bows, and
you will have charming afternoon
toilet.
One of the many delightful affairs
incident to the university commence
ment was the lawn party given by the
A. D. T. and Adelphi societies out at
the gu" Monday evening, to the other
literary societies of the school. The
lawn at Davis hall was prettily d COR
ated with Japanese lanterns. A splen-
did program was prepared and given
from the steps at Davis hall A large
crowd of students and q number of
the faculty were present. Refresh
ments were served.
How often do you brush your mat
tresses and shake your bed covers and
blankets out of doors? 1t is safe to
say not often enough, for in them Is
concealed more dust than in the be-
longings of any other room in the
house, and you wrap yourself up in
them more hours than you associate
with the others. Begin at once a revo-
luton In your methods of keeping your
bedrooms Sweet and clean; make
them really SO.
do not try to force your children's
beliefs. Teach them to think for them
selves, and when they come to you,
with their theories, agree with the
good that is in them. If there is any
thing that to you seems wrong, ex-
plain 1t away If you can reasonably,
If not, let it alone. Children can no
more think exactly as their parents do
and still preserve their individuality,
than they can resemble them physic-
ally in every detail, and forcing is as
impossible In one case as in the other"
y. McM. Bell in The Housekeeper.
The Eastern Star lodge at Crookstoa
will hold initiation ceremonies in the
Masonic hall there this evening to be-
followed by a banquet and ball, A
cordial invitation was extended to our
local lodge to attend. and the follow
Ing Will go over ON the evening train:
Messrs. and MeBdames Freeman, Caui-
der. Shell. Holmes, Wolff; Mesdames
Robinson. Lowell. Fulton, Burridge.
Forbes. Long. Robbins: Misses Brown.
Nash. Curtis: the Misses Nesbitt and
Wright, and Miss Morrow, Messrs.
Thornburg, Morton. Dinnie and Hill
yard. The CrOokston ladies are famed
for their hospitality and it is needless
TO say the evening will be made a very
enjoyable one for the visitors.
A pretty young lady complained this
morning that she could not wear the
prevailing short sleeve. On being
questioned we learned It was because
her arms were not white enough, No
young girl should complain of not hav-
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many simple remedies for alternating
such a trouble. Paroxide Of hydrogen
is splendid bleach for this purpose.
1t is Inexpensive and can be used free
~ and often and will not injure the
skin. 1t will not only bleach the skin.
but the growth of dark hair which is
often such an annoyance on an other
wise pretty arm. Rub in good cold
cream before going to bed at night
also and with these simple things
which only take little of the busy
woman's time any young girl who
cares to take the trouble can soon
have a pretty white arm. Some girls
complain also Of a calloused elbow.
This also Is unnecessary. A good cold
cream used often with massage will
work wonders.
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