The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-02-26

alone my unpard onable pretensions to
social standing IN the community. It's
q. good thing Mrs. 3Biggs' superior eye
has never fallen upon your present
costume Jim. or the Biggses might
invite US to leave the colony" stog9,
The youth addressed Kicked of q
tennis shoe delightedly and crowed tn
derisi0n Of Mrs. .Biggs,. -. 49, :.
my dear Janet" protested their
mother. Games, don't be rude" -
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1.-THE first thing heard when got
to the party" proceeded Jane, "was
sds1H sttlheAffacf s4hatsahe
like is SO dirty. She. said that she Just
Rshuddered syl1ry tirfet she want in,
| ana sthe very - oment IIshe GOT gut she
always ran for the <bathtub and turn.
led ions the hot wstef 9 HAnd yet # had
almost broken my neck to take my
dip In that same lake at 1:30, SO as to
be all nice and fresh. for the party!"
"swat thas fGs y hi HSissas deadly
neril!" quoted James lbdrsother, paving
the turf pr~ecstasy. "How does it
] ssess IS II .l1a MI 1hs"n't'rv class
swell, OF course, that set me right
at once as toathet kind of people who
were there" pursued Jane, ..and when
i looked carefully over those, present
Z was sorry 4 Ahadn'n broqshts a1ons
our storage warehouse receipt just to
Intimate 10 ialI assempled Hear that
thts dress I'ns wearihg ISL the only
one have in the world" She paused
~Then she went on, pensively:: One
Of the simplest costumes at the party
Was a heliotrope satin, s'appliqued's It'll
real lace and veiled sgin black mar
qiette of a tight effect
|. S*'You've gotss it!"fI declared James
I brother, delighted4y.1. IT saw. thai
Woman yesterday trying to Climb Oh
the; boafd walk IA front of the inn
and flying, signals sof. Distress
i"fhen Tie ? Conversation turned on
servants" said Jane. **Mrs. King
simply couldn't find. a.l4und dress thai
she Gould trust WITH Her little things
and Mrs. Biggs' ehadt sreallys hesitated
about taking the cottage this year
7 When-Nshe remember what state
her French embroidery was in. at the
end of last season. Then they com
pared notes as to how many pieces
each one sent out to be washed each
week. Mrs. Holmes led with 40 hand
towels. That was rather sad CONVEX
shtion for you to attempt to partici'
\ pate in when you've passed the morn
Ing bending over the soapsuds doing
the family washing for seven!"
s''I see you doing it, sis!" encour
aged her brother, admiringly.
Further" reported Jane, "Mrs
Browne Is much, dissatisfied with sew
/ eral little matters, so prepare to shed
|: sympathetic teal. She wants te
give q lawn party, but she would be
ashamed, actually ashamed to invite
zsaay one tte her lawn: The sconntsds1t
stumps from the window of her break
Fast alonal I thought ofsthiass
1asi1s Nsved hershand q
o ems sid her brother, withsud
densseve11ty desirss you to exrace
tAeNs tan1B rom dir greensWaid y
once. Then seed It down with the
best. quality Of lawn grass and engage
Ia bfitht sy9ung landscape saftist to
plant q border of dwarf redwooda
around the pump!. 80 ~.
Hts Bister Laughed We'll, q dons
@tS, I'm: it was pretty awful. 'sl5e
lii oodness, really and truly
III Aunfy: catererssnSHer AIT M 81
q way that you could sSAl satisfactory.
believe I'll go out to the kitchen.
mothers andssfinds that asupneHg you
/ ssvedeAtor me- Z w
{. ri Throws Away 80, 1eq
, Misefal have great resourcefu