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Show FOtt WOMEN AND HOME. ITEMB OF INTBtlESTron MAIDO AND MATRONS. (Thai It lltlac Worn In Ilia Mreata an. I In Ilia Home The tan Coat I. laatlar Amuag Smart Wrapa Tolletla da Dinar. (Hi ol N.i.r Manllon Her. (An Old I'averlln.) oh, nof we naver mefttton her; liar nrn la never heard llr 1 1 ui now reran to speak Thai once familiar word Mem tll to apart they hutry me. To tmnieh my rmral, And whan l her win a amlle (rem me, Thty think that I forget. Thy Ml ma ak In chaax et aeene Tha rharme that t lhara w Hut were I In a foreign Inn I, Thty d nnd no annua In me. Tit Irua that I bahoM no mar I The talley where w mttt 4 I 4 nnt tr the hawthorn tree Hut hew can 1 tenet. Thay ttll m the It hippy now Tha aayeat of the yi Tl ey hint that the forirata- me now, llui head nil what ihey aayj I.IVa ma perhaps the ttiucalea with ISarh fretlng nt recrtt. Hut It she ) a 1 have loved, Bht ntvtr can forget )!nlta of lha Winter. The loug coat la one of tho features ot tho season It appears In a variety of designs, but In all It has an economic econ-omic as well as an aesthetic value, Mr no known garment la so successful a shield to old clothes l.lko charity, It covers a multitude of sins, and undtr our smart long coat you may wear a frock ot almost any degreo ot ahabbl-ness, ahabbl-ness, rovldcd of course that you art careful to keep your smart long cott well fastened all the tlmo Ono seea lately waa sufficiently pretty to excuss Its being worn lcry oftrn Indeed Ot bright blue smooth faced cloth. It wn trimmed with brlgb green velvet, ap plied In broad, flat bands, and 1 iilcd by a fantastic design In black bn log This edges tho doublo cape, tho lib-pointed lib-pointed collar and tho Jabot II revert. re-vert. It also forms a finish to tlicost where It faatena at ono tldo ths front and It appears at the bem,Ths bell cuffi mako use of It. At rotr waistcoat and stock revealed, the revere, are of tho velvet, unrella by any braiding One big ornittal button la placed at tho waist whtb gannsnt fastens The bat Is Clue t t wire! with black plume and grstn chiffon A second long coat Is In fawn-colored cloth and sable Its special distinctions dis-tinctions are an overlapping aeries ot narrow shaped folds at the garment a hem the same effect being reproduced In tho rape and tho long stole like ends of sable that grace the front Tho coat Is tight fitting both front and back A high rolling collar, faced with seal brown velvet, has an Inner facing of table, tho fur extending In tho long stole like ends before mentioned men-tioned At tho bust Is n big bowknot of the velvet Tho sleeve bell exaggeratedly exag-geratedly at tho wrists Tho en Is ot the ttole like piece of fur have a fringe of sable tails Tho toque, of brown velvet and white lace Is faced with table A table muff completes tho costume A novelty In tho cape lino It nt cloth nnd caracule The caracule forms tho front of the garment, being so arranged ar-ranged aa to give a waistcoat effect, while tho cloth nppprnra to bo an over-cape over-cape Tho edgo of tho fur Is deeply scalloped the fronts lapping over each other and Hit whole fitting up snug,y at the figure The cloth Is draped over the shoulders In three broad flat plaits thanks to which tho fur In tho back haa the effect of a gulmpe Tho cloth Is bright green In color At the waist In front the cloth Is confined by a lingo buckle At the hem the cloth Is elaborately embroidered In black The high collar, scalloped at the edgo and of the caraculo, Is faced with crmlno. Roma lnrlt Karta. To Try Out Lard Alwaya buy tho ' leaf," the fat around tho kidneys. Cut Into small pieces, aay an Inch squaro or half the alio of an egg, an I put It on to rook adding ono quarter ot a cupful of water Stir from tlmo to time, and when the shrunken pieces begin to turn yellow strain off nearly all lha liquid fat Into Jan or palls; let tho remainder cook until tho scraps li'i ' iiilwf! iiiI'lI!!! il illll wmmKM lllllll Ji.iiiiiii.i. .... ,.iii.-rau- Br t vi "i ....i.u..iii,iii.i. " 1vSi A C UNO GOWN. tro crl. p and will yield nothing mora ci pi'Ssure. when strain. Tha last (o-rYtug will not mako so whlto lard as til first, but will bo equally good It ore Is taken not to burn. Bacon There are two ways of fry-lei fry-lei bacon, neither can be called best, Individual prefcrenco deciding the matter. mat-ter. One method la to cut the bacon very thin, and crisp It quickly In a klulng hot spider; the other Is to cut tt slices one quarter ot an Inch thick. Pit them In a cool spider and fry them slowly until they have a half trans-pirtnt trans-pirtnt appearance. Roast Pork Tho loin I best for ttutlng It should be well rubbed Itisalt. pepper and sago, dusted with Boor and put to cook In a moderate ovto. Add a little boiling water when "t fit has begun to flow, and baste often. Twenty mlnutea to the pound ' las rule for pork. When done re-mot re-mot the meat, pour off all but about four or five tablospoonfuls of the fat, blend In two tablespoonfula of flour, broca It well, adding pepper, salt and ' then col 1 water, till a gravy of Proper consistency la nttalned. MtckUrea the Mode. bttiltres ot all sort aro worn with the low-cut gowns The string ot colored col-ored ill, beads havo found many ad-Hirers ad-Hirers and I notlco that tbey are bo-log bo-log worn with day as well na evening gowns The little thin gold "baby chains" (h a locket or pendant aro taken out from among tho keepsake or suppej by the Jeweler. London fashion writers tell us that an English woman feels that her evening toilet Is Incomplete without a pair of the hand some bracelets. Out bracelet at their ben ire unbecoming tblnga when worn at the wrist, and the American J" woman la tenslblo enough to follow no fashion but tho prtttlest Tho wearing ot a black velvet band held by a Jeweled Jewel-ed clasp nod worn half way between tho elbow and shoulder Is a fetching fashion and ono much followed And another quaint style Is tho narrow black velvet ribbon about tho neck, from which hangs a turquoise blue-enameled blue-enameled locket Tho black velvet make the whlto neck nnd arm look whiter St Joseph Dally News. Toilette ,1a Ulnar. Low bodice tight ntting at the back, and artistically draped In front In soft waves In wood violet attn, ut, off its with a drooping fringed berthe ot black or Iridescent Jet arranged with a festoon by means of n diamond clasp on both sides and n Jeweled ono In the center Short puffed sleeve nnd folded fold-ed kerchief draperies In yellow silk muslin or net embroidered with white and red chenille spott, tuft nt black ostrich tips nodding on onch shoulder. Violet skirt with onl train partly veiled with the new peplum skirt. In yellow China crepo or mlrolr velvet, shaded whlto and red It Is slashed on either aldo up to tho hip, where It la finished off with n cluster ot loops nnd end In black velvet ribbon attached with a diamond clasp or lace rosette Shield llko tabller exquisitely embroidered embroi-dered with n bold striking design wrought In pearls, garnets nnd spangles; span-gles; delicate trail In keeping carried down tho curved pnrt of tho pointed godct tunic. A string of pearla defines tho broad belt and another ono with dangling drops encircles tho throat. In the hair a red algrclto and diamond and pcnrl star relieve tho a reek knot of dark hnlr. Whr tha Thlril linear la Uaa t. How many women who fondly lore tho golden sjmbol of their wedding ow know why they weaV It on tho third finger ot tho left hnndT That particular dlgct waa chosen becauto It waa believed by tho I'gyptlana to ho directly connected by n slender ncrvo with the heart Itself, and theto ancient an-cient worshlpcri at Ills held thli finger acred to Apollo and tho sun, nnd tbcrcforo gold was tho metal chosen for tbo ring ll.ter rnr Mnmtn. This charming flguro from the Do-ttgncr Do-ttgncr llluitrntea n stylish and comfortable com-fortable garment for street wear, do- eloped In green cloth, trimmed with black silk braid and beaver fur Tho cloak Is fitted by shoulder, un-der-arm side-back, nnd center-back seams, also single bust darts, and closes In double-breasted style The extensions of tho center-back nnd aide-back aide-back gorca below the walst-llne are laid In plait underneath. I'ocket flaps aro attached to the fronts below tha walst-llne concealing tho pocket. Three graduated circular cape collars aro attached to tho neck edge. A largo, one-piece flaring collar forms a comfortable finish The sleeve Is, a modish two piece leg o'-mutton model, tbo fullness of the upper portion being be-ing dlipoted In tour small dart at tho top. Tbla cloak may bo atyllibly developed devel-oped In velvet ladlea'-cloth, cheviot, tweed, melton, broadcloth or kersey, and It may be trimmed with braid, gimp, passementerie, or fur Copyright. Copy-right. 1838, by Standard Fashion Company |