The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-07-27

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care. II kept in case on purpose, tho colleo-
ton will so on form pretty album.
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Amber is : very fashionable color, aud one Of the
most beautiful from Worth Il an amber
over petticoat Of ruby velvet, covered with very
deep amber lace founces. Tho bodice is pointed
and sleeveless. and Is trimmed with magnificent
glisten like gems in the gaslight, this embroidery
heading fall of amber lace Q ll5.|
Jersey suits, consisting of plated skirt Of CASH
mere or flannel IN gay plaid, worn with jersey in
charming evening costumes are made by taking
jersey In some bright color or delicate evening
shade, trimming 1t with collar. cuffs end border Of
open embroidery turning up on the jersey, aud
wearing 1t over white skirt covered with foupces
OF embroidery to match. t'TI
Ginger cordial is made of four pounds OF red or
ounces Of bitter almonds. one-half ounce Of sweet
almonds, three lemons sliced, gallon of whisky.
Mash the currapts, cut the ginger root in small
pieces. crack aud split the nuts, pour the whisky
over these ingredients and let it stand for ten days.
then pour it of carefully add four pounds of loaf.
sugar, and bottle it.
The secret of success In making white sponge
cake is in the thorough mixing of tho ingredients.
The flour should be sifted in the first place; then
slit the Hour and sugar together, then the small
teaspoonful OF baking powder. For ono loaf use
large cup Of -four. and one and half of sugar.. II
possible do not open the oven door while the cake
is baking.
Little cakes. called 'lovo knots" are nice for tea:
rive cups OF flour. two of sugar, one Of butter, .
piece of lard the size of egg. two eggs three ia
blespoonfuls Of sweet milk half a teaspoonful' Of
Soda rub the butter, sugar and -four together fine,
add tho other ingredients roll thin, cut in strips
one inch wide and five inches long. lap across In
true love knots, and bake in quick oven.
:, Dressy basques are cut open in oval shape below
the throat, aud finished off with O standing net
collar embroidered with gold, silver or steel beads,
and made to project by fine threa6-lke wires, and
fastened BY diamond brooch that represents
buttons. The sleeves are of lace to the elbow with
beaded ruf1es, and there are satin crevets Ton
epaulets. s-.E-.I
Glove. aud hose and parasol may be brown or
red or gloves and paraso Of the red and hose brown
with patent leather and have lacngs to tasten the
over the instep. The heels are medium height, but
not French, and the toes pointed.
Fashionable small girls wear their dresses quito
short, coming but little below the knee. The stock.
ings ara very long. and the short drawers do mot
show. Asthe girl grows older the dress Is grad
the top Of her high shoes, or perhaps little
shorter, If she has older sisters
"A pretty costume for miss Of twelve years Is
Of ecru pongee with tapered plastron, and broad
sash of seal brown silk. The dress is cut square al
the neck over yoke of Irish point embroidery,
and the skirt has straight drape cut in tabs and
pongee alternating with silk.
New yachting costumes are Of dark green flannel,
with ecru kid for the vest and collar Terra GOTTA
serge dresses have white sailor collar, with gilt
anchors, anu navy blue serge dresses have many
rows OF white braid, with white anchors on the
collar, which is deep enough to serve as cape
Princesse slips and pleated English sacques are
the favorite shapes for the useful gnghams which
most mothers prefer for morning wear in tho couu-
try and at the seaside while the sailor suit Of fan
mel continues indispensable to every girls wardrobe
Tor damp, cool days.
A very pretty imported model is of polka dotted
foulard, cream with garnet dots, with full-puffed
Bernhardt plastron down the front of garnet surah
and vide sash OF the same coming from under II,
caught up at the back in "a full bow and loose ends
A good way to warm over cold boiled potatoes is
to first chop them. not too fine: heat some butter
III trying pan. and put the potatoes In. Just q
few minutes before taking them from the fire stir
in some we'll beaten eggs. Serve hot.
Although cheap things are not always economical
by any means. torchon for the bottom of tho baby
short flannel petticoat is a good as we'll as cheap
broidery that it is very satisfactory.
The travelling cloak for young ladies' summer
journeys is cheviot Newmarket, closely fitted
from neck to foot with checks Of mingled ecru gar
garnet silk lining.
Flower necklets or dog collars Of small roses AZ
PIE blossoms, forget-me. nots,. pansies or daises.
make pretty and tasteful heading for deep lace
frill or colarette, but they suitable only for
evening Wear.
Pique dresses arc made In one piece, either
sacque or princesse. for girls under eleven, over
ten they wear the two-piece suit jacket and skirt
tho jacket almost as long as polonaise.
Many ribbons are worn-sashes, bows, shoulder
knots and full bows on the hair, which is shingled
or straightiy banged In front, and crimped and loft
flowing behind.
Silk gloves in the popular jersey shape. will be-
worn during the summer, and are embroidered
along the back of the hand aud across tho arms
Very thin cotton or Isle hose are often worn
under the black to protect the feet from stain and
the hose from being faded by the Precipitation.
Tho bridesmaids at recent wedding In English
high life wore buttercup-colored India, null over
silk slips, with garnture Of crimson roses.
Pretty tea aprons are made Of Oriental net, with
ruhes OF Oriental lace over strawberry surah, and
also of 1celle Lace over pale-blue satin
Afavorite shape In large hats is that Of the scal-
lop shell with. pleatipG of ribbon inside the brn
AID long Topped ribbon bows on top.
Linen band collars have two button-holes near
tho upper edge. through. which narrow ribbon Il
run and tied In a.lsng-iooped bow.
Waistcoats arc again, Ia favor;. they. are n1a6o
just like man's and over them Is worn q LITTLE
cutaway jacket with loose fronts.
Stockings must match the dress or the ribbo n
worn with 1t Ia color; black stockings are. however
stylish with every color.
Very few mothers let their children wear low
shoes, since physicians condemn them a. fruitful
source of. weak ankles. ISL ..W.a.
Polo caps. are popular fancy for evening wear
on lawns and beach after the sun is low. both for
girls and boys.
Loose fronts, q Ia Berndardt. arc becoming to
misses, and are also much liked for small girls
Wide round hats, shirred hats of Rinahan. and
hate Greenaway bonaets are alike popular.
Boys wear only dark-colored or gray hose. and
for them, also> black IL tho acme Of style.