The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-06
The ladies' auxiliary of the o. R. c.
Is meeting this afternoon at the
Knights of Pythias hall.

The ladies' auxiliary of the %. r. C..
Is meeting this afternoon at the
knights of Pythias hall.
Black allover embroideries are one
OF those staples in dress trimming that
somehow always seem to be in good
style. Those of this winter are more
open and airy than formerly.
These brilliant stones are more used
than ever. and are combined with oxi-
died silver. gilt mother-of-pearl and
smoked pearl in waving stripes.
squares, scrolls and circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fradenburs
entertained last evening compliment
tary to Mrs. H. c. Fachse and daugh.
ter Mrs. Woker Of st. Paul.
Certain OF the new buttons so closely
resemble a handsome marquise ring
that they are really rather startling
when freely used on frock. They
come In Italian turquoise, ruby, sap
phtre. emerald and pink coral, sur
rounded by rhinestones.
A trimming for a quiet taste was a
graceful applique in garlands, silk en-
Droidered with flowers, with a peachy
pink center and deep pearl-colored
foliage.
st. Paul's Guild meets Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. j
b. Wineman.
Spanglei jet ornaments in graceful
festoon designs now come with alter.
nate right and left figures, greatly
simplifying the work of the dress
maker.
Dull Jet for mourning wear is hand
somer than ever, as it is seen either
IN appliQues or worked in elaborate
and very flowing designs on fine net.
Sequins, pointed and round, small
beads, and studdings are frequently
noticed In the same material. Stud
dings are specially popular.
Last Saturday the Roy Carnathan
home at Granville. N. D. was the scene
of a very pleasant party which was
given in honor of Mrs. F. H. Miller,
who will leave soon for her new home
in Canada. The afternoon was spent
in social conversation and about five
O'Clock delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Miller was then pre-
sented with some beautiful silverware
as token of the high esteem in which
she Is held by her many friends and
also as remembrance of her North
Dakota home. Those present were
Mesdames E. T. Pierson, Hines. Hook
way, w. H. Nelson, Morrison, R. Hun
ter, Boutilier. Dwello, Robinson, G.
Stubbins, G. J. LOOMS, Barrette, Ross,
McDaniels, Barbee, Miller, G. L. Co.'S
per. Kendall, F. Scott, Carnathan and
Mckay, and F. H. Miller and Miss Hat.
tie Brown.
Embroidery so heavy as to drag the
skirt about the bottom is the very last
word in fashionable skirt trimming TO.
evening gowns, and when the embroid-
cry alone does not accomplish this
result, a fold of somewhat heavy
cloth is inserted in the hem.
The thrifty housewife who dries in
the oven each day the leftover
slices of bread that would otherwise
go to waste. will always have on hand
a supply of crumbs for various pur-
poses. Drowned rolled crumbs make
delicious stufiing for chicken and
meats.
The combination of plaid with plain
cloth Is never-failing help to mothers
of growing girls, ana some extremely
attractive as we'll as serviceable school
frocks are being turned out this fall
in this mode. The old material is
used for skirt and skeleton blouse,
new plaid being bought for guimpe
and trimming bands.
Does everybody know, wonder,
that wilted violets will freshen beauti-
fully If dropped into bowl of water?
Cover closely and set In cool place |
several hours or over night. The
violets will last several days If this
method Of caring for them is followed.
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There are many forms of the knitted |
Jacket or sweater, and one of these |
Useful garments finds a place in the |
wardrobe Of nearly every member of |
he family.
An invention of Frau Antoinette
Arntzen and one exhibited at the re-
,ent musical exposition in Berlin, con-
lists Of increasing the resonance of
he voice be inserting a film under
he roof Of the mouth, making sort
If sounding board. The apparatus is
for the use of orators, off,
:ers, sea captains. etc., as we'll as for
myers.
A Question Of Rights.
When women engage in peanut
lunts, and donkey-tail tests, their ilus-
ands pay the costs and make no COM
laints. Likewise when women without
hildren form mothers club, all the
mems hee-haWing is done on the side.