Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-02
THE USUAL SATURDAY SOCIETY,"
GRIsT.
HER IDEAL.


And no lover e'er can be
Half 30 dear ms is to me
One beyond compare.
Always patient, loving, kind
Handsome, too, as you will find
He's lover to my mind
Loves me good or bad
All my faults he foldly hides,
Pets me when my mother chides.
And thousand things besides
For he is my dad.
The Entire Nous dance at T'rimble
Springs was enjoyed by sometll In
over So couples Wednesday evening
The special train left the depot : 81
$50, arriving at Trimble at 8, VIII H.
a hearty welcome was extended VI
the management. 1t was not long -
fore dancing commenced in the In ge
pavilion and. with the exception of
half an hour for supper at midnight,
continued until two. The refresh
ments were very palatable and the
evening proved happy and enjoyable
one to all attending.
Beauty has thousand variations
The mother who tolls and sacrifices,
nurses and loves and cares tenderIy
and always for her babies possesses
the beauty of mother-love and kind
ness. The fine, healthy robust. bux-
ON, strong young country girl, radiant
with rosy cheeks and muscular limbs
and bouyant step. is blessed with the
beauty of health. The little child.
with wide, questioning eyes, dimpled
hands and playful ways, is beautiful
with innocence and dependence. Very
much in the world may be considered
beautiful when considered from GER
tain viewpoint. Each race has its own
type of beauty. In America the beau
tiful girl is the one OF good figure,
charming manners, pleasant speech,
n certain style OF wearing her clothes.
and clear skin.
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The Monday Sewing club was en-
tertained by Mrs. ]. A. Clark. And
don't you ever think that sewing is
the only thing that brings the mem
bers together They enjoy conversing
with one another and lastly, the dain-
ty refreshments served
The Tuesday Bridge club met with
Mrs. Balloon this week. This is al
newly organized club, or rather since
the first of the year. The members
go in for good time.
It will be interesting to girls with
high foreheads to know that bangs
are again in style, although not the
straight fringe of several years ago.
The new fringe is soft and fuzzy, and
it is called the pincurl fringe. I'll
reaches all around the head and may
be of ones own hair or simply at
tached
The Wednesday Bridge club was en-
tertained by Mrs. w. G. White this
week In addition to the regular
there were present, Mrs
Welsh of Denver, who spent several
days as the guest of Mrs. White. and
Mrs. G.. n. Herr and Mrs. w. G, Chap
man.
Certain rules for marriage may in
terest those who believe in such
things. January born may marry
March or May, but not one bora in
July; February may wed April or June
but not one born in August; March
will agree with May and July, but not
September; April with June or Aug
ust, but not with October; May may
marry July and September, but not
and October, but not December; the
affinities OF July are born in Septem-
ber and November children; August.
October and November; September.
November and January; October, De-
cember and February; November,
January and March; December, Febru-
airy and April.
The society event of the week was
the surprise party Thursday evening
on Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White. About
a quarter of eight lady telephoned to
Mrs. White that she and her husband
were going to call and spend the eve
ming, Well they did, but they
brought along 30 to 35 congenial spir-
its. About a quarter past eight Mrs.
White answered the bell, having in
mind the parties who had announced
their intentions. Imagine her sur.
prise when she found the spacious
porch filled with men and women.
The doors were thrown open and the
crowd entered and took possession. |
and made themselves at home. Then |
another surprise soon followed. Mrs. |
White was called to the kitchen by |
some of the ladies' and after being |
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