Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-06
Attractions For
Women al. Fair

Sugarless jellies, laborless cake
and pies. and the saving of doltars,
hours and energy, will be demonstrat-
ed to visitors at the women's building
of the Minnesota state fair this week.
How to get thin, how to get fat
and how to look well whether too rat
or too thin, will be taught daily ut
the fashion show. How to make chill
dren's clothing at small cost of money
and time will be an education 70
home dressmakers.
The economy Of a home water sys-
TEN for kitchen and laundry, the use
Of paper patterns for plain sewing,
and the remodeling Of millinery will
partrnent Of the University of M;nne-
Sota.
The Minnesota Federation of Wom-
ems clubs is demonstrating the value
of community centers, and the merit
Of games as education to boys End
girls. The Y. w. c. A.. through a
beauty parlor exhibit is showing the
Just enough: grooming TO show eff
cheney: and attractiyeness in the young
business, oma .
State institutions for Handicapped
men, women and children are demon
strating their work in the women's
building. Blind children are seen
weaving, making baskets and reading
Braille. Hammock and lace making
at the schools for the deaf and feeble
minded are demonstrated.
Iceless ref~rigerators, f~ireless cook
ers, dustless mops, safety fly traps
and vegetable pairing tables are a few
of, the labor saving devices which
have been added to the make work
easier section Of the woman's build
ing.
Recipes Tor various novelty results
of cooking, making n canning efi-
cheney are available in the woman's
building. Candy making has been
made a. specially this year, teaching
how to make CONNECTIONS without
sugar. Competition in cake, bread
and pie making is keener than ever.
A notable fact about h sewing
demonstrations is the fact that most
entries in this department this year
deal with practical things. Special
prizes have been offered for exhibits
Of canned goods from city markets,
made in city kitchens.
Minneapolis and st. Paul women
are cooperating in being hostesses
hibits. Children Of the two cities
will be models in the style shows.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Courtney and
daughter B~ernadine, 416 Cheyenne
avenue, are expected to return the fore
part Of this week from Minneapolis
and other points in Minnesota, where
they have been the guests Of friends
for the last three weeks.
Miss Ruth Baughman has gone to
Wolford, N. D., where she will teach
in the public schools OF that city dur
ing the coming year. Miss Baughman
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Baushman. Riverside park.
Miss Emma Teabo left Sunday noon
for Minneapolis. where h will visit
with friends and attend the Minnesota
state fair. She will be away two weeks
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Mrs. L. w. Whitman. Ala North
Seventh street, has as her guest this
week her daughter, Miss Doris Whit
man of Dunseith, N. D. Miss Whitman
will also visit her sister, Mrs. H. M
Wilson GLADYS Whitman) 422 North
Seventh street, before returning.
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Miss Lou Reading, 400 Franklin ave.
nue.. Is visiting with friends in Fargo
4 N. D., and Detroit. Mimi, over the
week end. She will return to GRAND
Forks Monday evening.
Miss Anna Heckmeyer OF Cnnclnnatl
Ohio, left ON Sunday evening for hel
home after visiting for a fortnight
with Mr. and Mrs. John Vossler, AZ:
Front street, East Grand Forks, Dur.
ling her visit in the city, a number OF
attractive affairs were given in hei
honor.
a A6regulars meeting of the Daught'
ers OF Norway. will: be held this even
ling ii eight o'clock in the knights o.
Pythias Hall. All members RI asked
TO attend. 4nitiation and other I'm,
portant matters Of business, will come
before the meeting.
Misses BernAdette MCGOWAN and
Myrtle Leegrwho have been connected
with the WarzRisk Insurance depart
r1ent In Washington, d. q. for til,
last two years. have ~returnedAto thei
atshon1est here. They took the Boat trtl
tito Duluth ana made ~int6resttni
stops at Buffalo. Niagara Falls, De
troit Michs and other points enroute
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j Beatty, an,
kdaughter Lois, OF Woodstock. Ill, let
Sunday evening for their home ate
Visiting for some: time In the city -
the guests of their daughter. an,
sister Mr.. p. r. Sherman. yernol
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