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Show YZ Za A A ees eee ; 7, 1909, FEBRUARY MORNING, NDAY St REPUBLICAN, INTER-MOUNTAIN THE LE; Zz eZ WYZ o L me ow a Girl Without o Be ip Perfect [Nueh [Money Need Jaste Spend Very Little and Yet Be Simplicity Should Be Hsaasie ene ‘what bliss it is unpacked wi ‘ith tender der on and sqeezed into such busy bea mothers ee F relics, and New York one fortunate has a periodic girl in celebra- tion when her grandmother allows : to rummage, and some of the sheer occasion SOT which little for time . has is been the in vogue princess or with a blila broad band oleld ‘ of tl ff itin or three ~ !® around aroun chilfon Yor it ~ question of petticoats considered, mts : Preparation a 2 Be \ ' and ley, ' i tyeH | : P Sis) a VY Yor c which nds has material ing-away makes an tho 4 and gown, with of a little braiding or and a shallow or deep ever is most enough for downtown, eals becoming. or even many the addition the way. This gown and {s a source of . "eo | ti amount of well up under seoming a the bust, continuation BEATRICE WISH what was rellof from vely of all dered effects, of and the plain materials giving an shades every and one's undor- tiny guimpe Net poplin and of the the brown sleeves same tuile were shade. ] ter with Kitty T--," Spinster-Lady. "What makes you think that s the matter?" she - deftly asked clipped said the anything her best friend, a3 the top off her : boiled ‘Because she {s ebsolutely a different Piniisronvtat? eneicane eee goo. Bhe 146 grown much thinner, and never wants to go anywhere. She used to be such a merry little thing, and now she is Iistless and depressed." _ s) f Rae aere that Miss T tr ane a8 in ae ccmeaan tha ibRaee aad suddenty despairing s s Signe leaned Uttie . Réseene forward eae ges ah teu 7 Ha cae alked<n "ee a. ; rare > be nousslorper. t¥cn } i did : all the : 2 aries 7 fe P with with oe and » back with "Kitty, a onc." older hand on nothing, cut skirt. Mos are the bor indefinite designs, coloring over , F \ ' We married an . ideal et Riare dea attepti aud Repl: to bis ae : a 4 ‘ : : ; a3 | / J \ / / / / AN - | , dleap- b ; . ' } | () , \ L Cala mani 4 wh : 4 i f . , | D miserable, girl's after laid a dear sympathetle shoulder, a but momony of a 1 5S said silence See! ao my lack of a usual Iines. knots of - with soft some satin buttons. man the must not in that. me It was not no rea! encourage- ment, and when he saw how things wero going ho told me, in the nicest, most delicate way, that he could not marry for years, and that there was another girl But, oh, the shame of it!" "Kitty, dear, you must not feel this way. Thousands of women give their love where it ts not sought, for love is not the growth of human will any not think joving him, Xe. a he 1onored by will. The the less for the fcol "Oh, do you really think une ae not think me Pe Adecapiena he avon't! of man you even if he cannot: return is a good man, he will your love," so?bold If, You and k beunhut 4 j a avee car ane sea siya ee: me arter him, he micht think you bold; b you are "And not that another kind of a gir thing, Kitty; there mich Joy in\ loving, even: it.‘ the not returned 't brings out ‘al best j a! in. a) woman. ashamed ove,Youdear,muat but not put itbe away in the 2¢ YOUF, heart; come when memory." wratbfully. say his fault. He gave and it the day willbe sure a 1s of your depths Is just ts ‘love. : perevotbetrayed the :Teatn: into SVER be ' Ce mistake, soap for a common which 1s to use= ordinary ina the teeth. Nothing more q weproduces treat yellow, even discolored teeth. 3 tvory-backed our proshes better Many bondreds of people nevertheless will do it, and wonder why thelr teeth. 6 Hot though one sufficient Prevent decay clean, use only forming apap @t oe paste Sant 2 preparation,7a;thee but one, not ove, that can mpidly to cleanse be a ae the teeth turn ae dis- alone au ee snow feis ain freaoc quite inexpensive blg towns. If you are bought In doubt,anywhere ask yourIn dentist to recommend you one, ‘ Wee tached to gyjon ang fy fry of n Baa Soup. in a tablespoonful Tr. yellow Takeke color. 1 up of butter the uutil tuto g strainer, put tuem into a stewpan, with three piuts of water, seasoning of pepper et nnd salt. and Hedi eed pass a soxp to the fire and Tough a a very Hair little sugar aoe tio Pe Sieve. thicken eturo it with ote Theré-are © seau would In of noua ae : and"Four one girls de friends »'s and and whose ny and 4 fe Sire cr© Oa gary daughters the E cava! : ome a to say thatmodest such trous a glr!} need at least ee. two afternoon The and wedding oot wm . Me Sieanwhile twbite eee anaseegg oe r eacd person, lay these in poach a areas an mal attae gown place cream she oe amet ara .donits JinWhich w " il likewise cuty., fOr, cin ner or receptions. whero the low-c to the eggs. Scatter the soup and soup, : chopped «orre ne pour yolk of 0 egg ove over the the bottom, canee bebe soSplplanned a as to das of one of the afternoon ane take the dresses, ee ae sleeves and seed pearls, applied snood Ve yes < sho of eulmmpe close making seed > her are <¢ a guimpe are and a little le mn pace, oe w uke pearls eas ae. own the across the bust stralght under the arms, crosses to one side in tho. back, is tucked chiffon embroidery, one twork and the of n6 thre three-cornered theThe modified or raglan ¢ache bordered kimono edge is draped descends of of the t} skirt ki into the skirt. {sis lifted lifted about ab The keenes lingerie, 2 thus saving a made, with a touct. y be in chosen. of metal of good mater- seems to be tar ahicy =< vay = een eas arly overmajeay simply embrolde there Sra things front midway f be- holds the tulle tween the knees and ankles skirt fashion. with her needle, - For the ther aft a5 : piaeeass oe will -probabiy bes pink if dainty ee The shows making sleeve. ery = °gold This; and sllver is8 g most hazardous investment, ; This together. a considerable amount. ; truly, one can sink a small fortune For, in underwear really side. one pictured velvet, embroidered two sleeves The other in Jet. of net for afternoon gowns. One has four tucks, alternating with strips of sou- HunThe bodice is very simply draped in In- comfort- i surplice fashion, fastened at one side 2 is : r f t Su s nave their..with @ e pear! ornament. The long considering it Is safe *OO\. oe i B58 "2 , 80-Cé S "ha are cme E 5i circle little - a ed a5 *9 a Y4™!¢d rich. potato a thousand z = Baatet x Fe arevaie 2"ite 2© Ss Bhi6* airattin ose a: m . ee vegetables to is In black fragrant and serape two small carrots, » turnip, two sticks of celery and z an ‘ Slice these vegelables very thin 5 elaborate. (A) This ts a very regal bride's gown of heaviest and softest satin, which forms a long, straight tunic both front and back, opening at the sides over panels of old family lace. The sleeves are of satin, finished with a frill of lace and the square neck Is embroidered in a narrow edge of perris and silver. The vell Is edged al! arcund with the same inherited lace. (B) Is a wedding gown of white chiffon cloth, which is folded In surplice fashion over the bust and fastened to one side with pearl ornament guimpe. It has long sleeves of pear! network, The vell is arranged In an upstandnig chou from which the folds fall, entirely concealing the face. The skirt has a moderate train, with fold of satin finishing the bottom. (C) A more elaborate gown of me teor satin crepe, with handsome silver and white embroidery over shoulders. Small motifs of the same embroidery hold a tiny bit of fulness at the waist Ine. The neck is cut square, with guimpe and long mousquetaire sleeves of point applique lace, The veil falls from a coronet of orange blossoms. (D) One of the fetching chatelaine bags which are Increasing in favor. They are usually made to match the gown in color and are frequently at- 5 : was y (E) oe. 21S persona) SOS ) f | IN WMA Mit \\ I} Why oY BFPO WO N Sorrow "You "what ‘The concolted brite!" murmured Triage. affairs ‘ We treated his wife as he would Baye dured treat another woman. at a . Spinster- forward, spoke -- SO ashamed : Spinster-Lady, colored. ; ae ; his 3 sover so tha may b Ws Af 3 a \ , e a Pe J ; ora the of All I have tried so hard woman the aiong place P the see Ss the trouble, dear?" I have fallen in love with pever dreamed that bis wife deserved compliments, or praise He thought his wife bad a very easy time, spl > OYE Sania eee : AN \ Vl queer-looking was myself; but I'm tired out. I've just got to talk to and pie latter Mache? os gold Ottoman coat sigh. said 5SPinster-Lady, and mome The over of Be long child," *° keep it to I think, and Quickly Why,y, - 2 f Or \ May L@dy, coming quickly {s the matter?" "I am so utterly Ee; > abe ; \ \ int iis apron of and offer: itisfactorlly matched or contrasted. In one of the late models, tho entire top of the bodice {s made of lace, which mntinues into tho sleeve unbroken by t ugly seam over tthe shoulder, " / / would like to ses the Spinster-Lady. "1 BRE Tcee He Gare: onpyipast ll tile (Dit fs for me; and," with a slow, painful told her you were at breakfast, miss, and blush, "the horrible thing about {t {3 she said sho would wait." ; that he knows it." Five minutes later the Spinster-Lady "How does he know it?" paused on the threshhold of the library Tho girl buried her face in the Spindoor and gazed earnestly at the listloss ster-Lady's lap. "Ho practically told little Mure seated before the fire. ' The girl, quite unconscious of any one's\*the me that it was no speak." use; warned me off ground,780°t0 broserice, ; iy The Love mat- ON " i whit A an. o ining lining shades yetter : than i gray ra soulrre]el 69 most Senk the Ve v L {nexpensive {tem and adds wondertully to one's comfort. Three trousseau gowns are pictured {in to-day's sketches. Observe that the lines of all are extremely simple, even in the the FAIRFAX. 1 knew | MY) Not By ce : / Hy Unrequited 667 a \ tho of LMU ] Wif th anc sven afternos ee yi! 1 / WL, A { f of t white silver, Se AVE \WA effect lly cla bes a : TT is colcring of lined to the dark soft shades. If a trip South {s contemplated, another of the same general contour may be added of white serge, preferably made in severe tallor style, with a somewhat shorter coat which seems more in heeping with a skirt of walking length. Broadcloth will continue to be popular well into the Spring, and deservedly so, since no other woo) fabric has quite the soft. clinging quality and wonderful color, so that one's more ceremonious street costume would be well chosen of this material. A very attractive brown-haired bride recently chose a soft woodsy browh, which was almost golden in some lights, the gown being very simply designed with the straight skirt which camo \\ 5 is, of course, short, much comfort and choice The ¢ spe = fo Cae wen : % elaborate practically unlimited, so long as it Is con- bodice wy . occaslons-lunching the matinee, morning musidining at chance hotels on convenience. d , other trimming guimpe, which- is elaborate b obes robes, ‘ivar us for ‘ ioe eveninee , nec quined E -_- go- a tok mews to it bright = | affalr, admirable secret 7" ance tof requisite re- tw a continues - wear 2 the printed still some know poople n er fs silver Z GZ Ii i |! ¥ a : « of ono In law New of their ever ever. There' that they quest to the wouldprospective not appear participants in tho extremely clinging Directotre skirts, but, 1 i if they felt they must do so, to kindly jety each A ! this that for . silver, 0 pink and i E : ‘ little silver going a tong wa richnes \ warm evening to = 1 ; re ine ‘a necessity, a absolute or wrap iD {sgo an eth ponte ne 7 : ‘ tn re # , . as In Near Httle vor The I process which on- scant for models of choice The costumes {gs unlimited. The tabller effect ls very popular, i\\\ not t the so & dance suburbs issued = aro a for itive t Be ¢ conser matrons need sines . permissiblo 5 Same a }bo ‘ = ae to almost doimeitton' 1¢'la unnoticeable alndatae € ]ne 6 dresse: a long one-piece ones widele Tho the leeves, would not look so much amiss aes wash Was Wok rot (ane cores, n now. But the simple little wedding gown white muslin with its tiny bertha Valenciennes lace would not fee comfortable in the nelghborhood of the present day wedding gown. It ts much more sensible, to be sure, to plan dress that can do service lator for dinner; so one who must gives up the sen‘(imental idea with a sigh. To be in the most perfect taste plidity should be tho keynote no matter how beautiful the material may be. -resumably all brides are young and beautiful, at least there is no reason wh she should not be beautiful for this one occasion at any rate; and if there is a wedding of any pretension whatsoever. she would wear a vell, for there is nothing which so softens the whole effec iving an ethereal and mysterious susgestion which is wholly charming Tho young women ,of to-day are 59 maturo in their choica of fabrics that there is really no novelty in white satin. The old fashioned girl with her chiffons and organdies and other dainty materials would appear odd nowadays, so possibly the {deally simple wedding gown might seem an affectation. However, tho girl without much money need not, even properly gowned for every be guite the mode. seriously ly 7 al : be One of the sweetest weddingead gowns Imaginablo: fs of ; while : chiffon cloth he Iit- . walst a wale with moore wit + made eds design, tigre = plald broken | aj ae gown Is not suitable Or it ma = a ball gown use of it as wiser to make removes the guimpe with *- cherished sentimentally has who , ther likely ie to more Ge much ance Ta It {g Properly Gowned for All Oceasions. the Keynote. {s when somo old trousseau from its careful wrappings nie the acros slashes llttle with a and r everent fingers, to try S#4rt ren bust, something the shapo of an oyesi : acti howsar mother ever lid, i ee revealing a touch : of Eastern emsuch a tight List. » broldery About the neck appeared «a E y really since re meee it the sil- ee braiding... aicRi elbow slseve with two bracelets of above and one below ‘ . Ria mereldae becoming and ural looking halr arrangement ;is rolled ‘ face with ¢n ee ‘ gled with a | } Simply su aus back ggestion : of from a nat It 2 part the o: ‘ Smart-looking wings vlan silver sequins are placed on each : side, » r father toward the front one side and lower on the other. on z : |
