The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-22

About eight couple, friends of
Miss Mae and Cassie Cumming, gave
them delightful surprise last even
Ing when they assembled at their
nome on Walnut street and made the
evening a most enjoyable one with the
usual pastimes of young folks, music
and good cheer.
st. Paups Guild met this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. l.. w. Peake, 319
North Fifth street. A large attend
ance with good work done made the
session a pleasant one.
The Degree Of Honor will hold their
regular meeting this evening. There
being SO many of the members at the
grand lodge convention in Fargo there
will be no social session.
Mrs. ]. H. Griffin left this morning
for her new home in BRANDON Man.
Miss Bernice will remain here until
school closes.
The ladies' auxiliary of Railway
Mail Clerks meets tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Ladd, 318 North
Eighth street. The session will be
one of social pleasure and it is urged
that every member be present.
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Mrs. E. ]. Lander and Mrs. Guy c.
H. Corliss were charming hostesses at
a 1 o'clock luncheon given this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lander on
Belmont complimentary to Mrs. 8. r.
Caswell who leaves the city early in
June on an extended eastern visit.
The guests, about twelve in number,
were the members of the Pioneer
Reading club. of which Mrs. Caswell
was an active member and the table
decorations were carnations in the
club colors.
Mrs. w. S. Begg returned last even
ing from Grafton where she has been
visiting friends.
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the Baptist church met this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. r. B. Griffith on
South Sixth street.
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Novelties in belts OF brown and
yellow straw are seen to some ex-
tent. Some of them have straw buck.
les and clasps. Others have the
buckles and clasps covered with the
same material of the gown. Linen
girdles with metal buckles are ex.
eremely stylish this season. Unless
kid belt is very we'll modelled it has
but little style, because kid has beer
done to death in cheap belts. A white
silk belt is modish and not extrav.
agant if the quality washes. With g
colored linen dress q high belt Of
belts have come back into favor anG
filigree and openwork girdles are de-
cidedly stylish.
An accessory which is worn with
the greatest disregard for it's appear
ance is the chiffon belt. Women pu
them about their necks, button theil
short coats over them and leave thu
two long ends (Which are as likel,
to be white as any other COLOR pro
dress. Ones first thought is of aprons
until she sees the little line of white
at the throat and decides it is re-
lated to those wandering ends.
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A farewell recital will be given b.
]. A. Evans, assisted by the Evans
male quartet. at the Christian Scien
tist church, on Tuesday evening, June
4. They will shortly after leave, tt
make trip through the south.
A large Louis XVI bow of white
taffeta is appliqued on each section
of a green and white plaid parasol
Mrs. ]. D. Isham. of Zumbrota
Mimi, and DR.. Charles Isham, of Min
neapolis, are in the city, called here
by the serious condition of theil
son and brother, who was injured il
collision last Saturday evening.
| For the Bride.
Since men wrote on parchment!
with sharp points, since brides wer,
sold as chattels to thei rhusbands
wedding invitations have gone fortl
from the BRIDES home at stated inter
walls. announcing to the clans, or t.
the family connections, that daugh
ter of the house had found master
or mate, according to the custom o.
the day.
The centuries have greatly improved
the styles in wedding stationery, as
in other things. The parchment scroll
has developed into a white vellun
square, which slips into a square
white envelope. Just three weeks be-
fore the date of the wedding the
squares are dropped into the post, tc
scatter far and near the glad tidings
of wedding.
Styles in wedding stationery do moi
change often. The standard size this
year, as formerly, is 5A inches by 62
inches, and white vellum is the cor
rect material.
MacarOni Salad.
Procure at an Italian shop half
pound of the very large pipe mac
aroni and cook until tender in abun-
dance of boiling sailed water. Place
in a collander and blanch with cold
water and then cut in one-half inch
lengths with sharp scissors. Dress
with salt, oil and grated cheese. Heap
in the center of bed of watercress
and serve with French dressing.
For the Bride.to.Be.
Handsome tableclOths of heavy
plain linen damask are sometimes
embroidered with a center wreath in
which, which encircles the center
piece of flowers.
REUNION OF VETERANS.
Associated Press to The Bvening Tlnes.
Fort Wayne, Ind, May 22.-Regular
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