The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-01
III HIEFLY FOR THE
EYES OF THE FEM.
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Much Good in short Trip.

With the society girl the summer
outing is but a change of base in the
perennial pursuit of a good time. but
with the business woman, or all those
VIII must plan ahead financially and
otherwise in order to obtain a longed
ton Of how. when and where to spena
the few days or weeks is a most i'm
portant n
Since a renewal of health and vigor
is important to women of this class it
is often perplexing to decide where
this regeneration can take place for
the least possible outlay of money and
obtained.
NOWADAYS there are so many sug-
gestions given for practical outings
for single women to be enjoyed separ-
ately or mass that everyone ought
to be able to find congenial surround
ings or at least to attempt to follow
ones inclinations in many %inexpen-
sive ways.
For many women the short two
weeks vacation is the only chance
during the whole year in which they
can Tive in the broadest sense OF
the word. To this end every cent
which a be saved throughout the
other fifty weeks in the zeal is hoard
ed.
An array Of garments is eked out
of a slender income and the prospec-
tive gadder exists in shabby clothes
for weeks beforehand in order to save
up her glad rags for the blissful
holiday. The time when 1t comes,
passes in a mad whirl Of gayety of a
sort, and after that?-
This sort Of vacation is what makes
so many girls come back to home and
Office fretful and Disconnected and
without the renewed vitality so great
~ needed by those who must necessar-
lily live in a rut the greater part of
the wear.
You can, my dear reader, get a
world of good and enjoyment cut Of q
brief fortnight. enough to brighten
You up for the rest of the year. If you
do it in the right way.
If you have to exhaust yourself be-
forehand devising clothes and worry
ing over the prospect of spending
more money than you can afford. the
two weeks will leave you less happy
and blithe than before you went
away.
Let me suggest this. 1t is absolute
~ necessary to have a little change
OF air once a year II 1t can possibly
be arranged.
1t is a business asset, this renewal
of health and interest, and both to the
working girl and the sorely tied down
~housekeeper a little relief should be
regarded in this light.
First Of all sit down and think how
much money YOU car honestly afford
to helm you out, make the best Of It
and make your little sum do.
hi woman who is kept at home in
a domestic routine naturally longs for
society n a crowd when she goes
away, but the woma who is racked
in store or Office sometimes feels she
prefers a Journey by herself to a des-
beautiful woods. Here with the dain.
ty Wild flowers, and the happy feath-
cred songsters for her companions.
and the frogs and katy-dids t sing
her to sleep, where h could read,
eat and sleep and dream for two
weeks, would be her idea of an earthly
paradise.
My advice is this: Do not rush to
either extreme. Too much --vety AMI
late hours will make the home even
less bearable upon returning to 1t II
the nerves and stomach are worn out
by unusual dissipation.
On the other hand, too much SOIL
tude leads to morbid thoughts and
after a few days Of 1t a little society
will be a healthful diversion.
Do see to this II your summer vaca.
ton must necessarily be short. Find
n bracing atmosphere either in the
country or seashore. and be SUI that
the food and drinking water supply
are pure and wholesome.
Rather than curtail the sleeping
hours. sleep more or at least loaf
more. If you possibly can.. breakfast
IN bed OF at least upstairs.
For a woman of faded nerves there
S nothing like a quiet breakfast and
leisurely dressing, whether IL be at
home or in a boarding house.