Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-04-18
a wishbone over the door and waits for a
girl to pass through the door. i.

a wishbone over the door and waits for a
girl to pass through the door.
Blond and Brunette.
Q-Shc is not well-bred. The boy will
soon learn to shun her. G)-Make a bolero
OF the scalloped embroidery, for the waist,
and drape the skirt in the most becon1-
Ing way. Wear a wide sash of soft silk,
with the bow and ends at one side. TO
make a pretty effect, fasten a cluste4. OF
artificial flowers where the skirt drapery
is caught up and wear a large corsage
boquet of the same lowers. Ono par
ticular harm. except that your name
might fall into the hands OF somebody
who might make a wrong use of It. o.
She is rather forward. The boy Ia sup
posed to do the inviting. though once in.
a while u girl MAJ say that she would
like to go to some certain place. 6>-Be-
fore retiring at night pack powdered char
coal around the teeth. Use fine table
salt for a ~toothpowder. Do this for
awhile, and rinse the mouth thoroughly
with peroxide of hydrogen after each
meal. (0-The first girl who passes un-
der the wishbone IN supposed to be his
fate.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: DIS there very
much harm in a couple kissing who have
been acquainted only n short time, but
hin a good deal OF each other? Glow
often should q couple write to each other
when separated, and care for each other?
0--The young man says he thinks 30
much of ma, but one can't depend OH
he says sometimes. DO you think he
means What he says? Sorehead.
1D-You may be sorry for 1t later on.
(2)-Once or twice q week. Ollie prob
ably means it right now, but don't do,
pend too much upon what he says. He
means business only when he asks you
to marry him and 10 anxious for you to
name the day.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 belong to a
choir; a committee of three girls was
elected to arrange q sociable the first
Tuesday in April and as II happens. 1t will
be the 1st of April. Can you suggest any
thing by which we might make 1t an
April fool sociable and in what way we
can play April fool tricks? We are 60
ing to serve lunch. Miss c.. X.
Decorate with artificial Mowers and
plants. Have some one at the door an
nounce that nobody lie at home. but that
they may come in and wait. Then direct
them where to remove their wraps.
Use paper luncheon sets and for the
centerpiece have a doll dressed as a court
jester. Give souvenirs OF little canes or
wands wound with ribbon and little bells.
Sound a gong for refreshments, announc-
hAte NnoS uIltItC 40 ltOt SGTNCO. nCkIk
with the dessert and finish with what
ought to be the beginning of the meal.
Have the ~refreshments full Of surprises.
Ask your guests to tell the most foolish
things that happened to them. Turn out
the lights and pass around things which
must be guessed. strew a lot of books.
bric-a-brac and things on the floor, blind
fold a guest and tell him he will be fined
for anything he breaks. cautioning him
to step carefully. AS he walks about, re-
move everything from his path. Then
show him that he is wandering around on
a perfectly clear floor, and shout April
Fool.
Have April Fool tags distributed. The
one who attaches his tags to others the
quickest should ave an April Fool prize:
also the one who has the most tags on
him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I wish to have
a few suggestions In entertaining. j wish
to entertain IL teachers some evening, in
Guiding a q O'Clock dinner.
% What should I serve for a two-course
dinner? (o What kind of place ards are
used, some that are odd and pretty and
not too expensive? tp What form of en-
~tertainment would you suggest 90 Is
there any new way of decorating the
table? Il 4.
uD ~ two-cOurse dinner would eliminate
Sup Or II cOcktaIl. though a fruit cock
TAN with sailed waters would be very
tempting this time of year. For the meat
course: Fried chicken with corn ~fritters.
candicd sweet potato. with combination
vegetable salad. Coffee, cake and frozen
custard would make Il nice SECOND course.
I'd III you can paint. decorate the cards
with comic boys and girls. II the teach
ers have individual hobbies, they might
be referred TO In the shape or sentiment
of each card i'm a bit of verse. Or. you
;nigh have the company read grace" be-
ginning with the guest at your left read
ing one line. the next one continuing. and
SO on until you. as the hostess. say
Amen" This is very pretty. (A You
the teachers as pupils. and giving prizes
for the most ridiculous a. A
pretty decoration is a small mirror. Take
II out of the ralne set 1t in the middle
OF the table and surround the edge with
moss or smilax. Make Il little boat of
paper. with paper dolls in it: or you may
be able To buy n papier mache canoe in a
store and put little china dolls in II. Have
a little island of moss. with small dOllies
on IT. YOu can buy little white swans and
ducks to put on the mirror as il they were
swimming. A glass bowl of flowers in the
center will he pretty.
Keep OF the Track.
Darn il ali. that trolley car nearly hit
me-.
Say no harm of trolley cars here.
They re the only things that an automo-
bile is afraid of"