Show FOE BABYS OUTINGS I PRETTY AND SERVICEABLE ADDITIONS ADDI-TIONS To An Infants Cayette Suggestions For the Comfort and Convenience of Moth Attendant and Child When Perambulator Are Uae Nurse Maids Should Wear Neckerchiefs Neck-erchiefs and Bcr Immaculately Neat Three yards of cheese cldth of the better quality which comes in exquisitely exquis-itely light colors and is flne and sheer in texture one roll of cotton wadding two rolls of daisy ribbon and an envelope envel-ope of sachet powder gives sufficient material for a pretty baby coverlet at a cost of seventyfive cents Physicians have decided that perfumes per-fumes contain ozone or oxygen which invigorates the atmosphere so white rose violet or heliotrope may be used in an infants cayette without stint A yard of cheese cloth will be found a desirable size for the little comfortable i 11 i 4 ifi4ft1 J POCKET AND STRAP Spread this upon a tablet and overlay it with sheets of cotton wadding liberally liber-ally sprinkled with sachet powder Finally cover the cotton with a second yard of cheese cloth turn the edges and baste them together after which they may be overhanded or stitched about on the machine The entire coverlet cov-erlet should then be basted through and through to hold the cotton in place A circle a square or a diamond in ample size should next be cut in paper as a pattern Decide somewhat the nature of the design keeping in mind that it must be sufficiently intricate to serve as quilting for the coverlet A row of circles overlapping each other across the top and bottom of the coverlet is effective with the Baby basted out in your own autograph in the center A CARRIAGE ROBE may be made of China or Marcetien I silk which comes in daintiest shades at less than half a dollar a yard White lined with pink is suggestive of a seashell sea-shell An underlining of light wool is held firmly in place by the robes being tufted with daisy ribbon drawn completely com-pletely through silk wool and all at its allotted place by means of a sharp steel crochet needle After tying the ribbon once it is well to tack it firmly to the coverlet with sewing silk and needle A frill of lace should overset the frilled pinked edge silken ruffle and you have a robe of sufficient elegance ele-gance for state slumbers or for the carriage A CARRIAGE BAG A pretty and convenient pocket for the perambulator can be made of white blue or pink China silk embroidered with forgetmenots rosebuds violets or daisies Neatly made up and completely com-pletely lined satin ribbons an inch wide should be run in a casing sewn out for the purpose at the foot of the ruffle These ribbons should draw at I either side to open and shut the bag retenete fashion A CARRIAGE STRAP Here is a dainty gift for an infant Three yards of two and a half inch wide satin ribbon is required The jj strap proper is made of two lengths of 1 ribbon the one used for the outside embroidered with forgetmenots violets 1 vio-lets or pansies 4 The two pieces of ribbon are carefully care-fully overhanded together and one end sewed up making a bag the width of f the ribbon and a half yard long this 1 is tightly stuffed with thoroughly i sached cotton and the open end closed A CARRIAGE VEIL J Another dainty trifle is a gauze I screen for outdoor use This may be made of a two yards square of point i desprit or of wash blonde as many i people think dots injurious to the young eyes THE NUSERT MAIDS TOILET Many mothers regard the nurses appearance ap-pearance as rather a matter of vanity whereas it may as truly affect her childs health Broad aprons deeply hemmed of checked muslin or plain lawn with J the variety of widespreading strings or simple belt will do much toward to-ward keeping a childs clothes clean besides be-sides adding to the appearance of the nurse Six of these at least should belong to every cayette Neck handkerchiefs made of a half 1 square 5f < cheap muslin or mull simply 5 hemmed or ruffled or edged with cheap lace pinned down at the back caught at the throat with a shield pin and crosed beneath the belt well secures I for the babys head a fresh place when pillowed against the nurses bosom Turned back cuffs and a muslin cap I Is a step beyond even the bandana on a wooly head but a clean nurse is one I precaution more against the dreaded second summer 1 FLORENCE WYNNE ELLIS 1 > |