The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-16
SOME IDEAS CLEANED FROM /:
THE EASTERN PAPERS. !:


A delicious dessert is coffee ice
cream made after the following recipe:
Four over five tablespoons of coffee
one large cup of boiling water, and
let 1t stand while making the follow
ing custard: Heat pint of milk to
the boiling point; beat one egg, add
one cup Of sugar. and one tablesnoon-
full of flour moistened in cold water:
pour the mixture into the milk, and
cook until thick. adding the strained
coffee. When cool add one pint OF
thick cream and freeze.
No fads and no particular fancies
have marked the uneventful career of
Mrs. William H. Taft, as she has out
lined 1t for a British journalist who
Is writing his Impressions of our So
ciety. She says she loves cats. dogs
and other domestic pets. but the Sec
rotary of war abhors them and will
not permit them in the house. Beau
tiful scenery and music furnish her
greatest enjoyment. She has been a
patron of musicians and Is one of the
charter members of the society which
keeps up the Cincinnati conservatory.
When Mrs. Taft wants rest she takes
a long walk in the country.
Mrs. Robert S. Mccormick. the wife
of the American ambassador to France,
has returned from Biaritz and resumed
her bimonthly receptions in Paris.
The Ambassadress." as she is polite
ly called here, has a harked liking for
French, or cosmopolitan rather than
distinctly American society, and is
fast becoming known as one of the
n1ncf poricfnunn ne tho S.a3or SJv,rr
In the diplomatic circle. She certainly
is the best dressed of the ambassa-
dresses.
The newest fad of some Of the So
ciety girls now Is to own a rosary
blessed by the pope, whether they are
Catholic or Protestant. With the nom.
Catholics 1t is the difficulty attending
the securing of the prize that makes it
especially attractive. Nearly every
steamer that brings back travellers
bears also these precious. strings OF
beads. Many of the rOsaries are valu-
able intrinsically, while all have asso-
Citations. In. most cases they are set
with jewels and are of the finest work.
manship. One recently brought over
was constructed of finely wrought gold
set with amethysts. while every tenth
bead was diamond.
That was pretty compliment a
great bishop paid to the ethical value
of nice clothes the other day. when
you work among the poor" he advised
a group of philanthropic women, "go
as we'll dressed as IL you were visit
ing some of your personal friends. The
poor greatly appreciate the compli-
ment you pay them. and besides they
enjoy a peep at the fashions 1t is
altogether a mistake to fancy you
must look dowdy when you visit the
slums. for fear Of making your pro-
Steges unhappy with jealousy. 1t often
does poor woman more good merely
to see a smartly dressed woman and
ward with some of her chums than to
have two or three professional visits
from shabbily dressed. friendly WISH
tor. who may, perhaps. understand
parochial visiting far BETTER"
There is one thing that women have
not learned, to demand receipt for
every dollar they pay out. The wis
dom of such course is tactily con-
fessed by dealers, who have adopted
the custom of giving slips with every
purchase, a receipt for the money ex-
pended. That few women value them
as they should is proved by the trouS
BILE dealers have when purchases are
returned or exchanged = the slip
which would promptly identify the
salespeople and fix the date of pnr-
chase beyond dispute, is generally
missing.
By brushing your hair carefully at
night and arranging it in two braids
you will have wavy crown next day
and your hair will look twice as heavy
as If left to its natural inclination.
If you would have the wave parti-
cularly noticeable braid the hair loose
ly and draw two strands up close to
the head into little bunch and pinned
up close to the head with the other
two strands. Then next morning undo
your -braids and you will brush out a
fluffy mass of wavy tresses. Take the
curling iron and wave the hair about
the face, catching in all the stray ends
that are known to the cult as widow
locks"
The Restful Woman.
"She is the cleverest woman of my