Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

YOUNG MISUNDERSTANDING THE FASHION
AGATN-How TO WAX A -REcEFTaCLEs
FOR CLOTHES.
A SALAD Of tomatoes and onions. seasoned
with vinegar, reTIer and salt, is apletiZing for
break fast.
EGGS ARE SAID to lose their nourishment by
cooking. The yeik. raw or very slightly
boiled. * exceedingly nutritious tut one slightly
boited. however, is more easy of digestion than
raw one.
CHEESE Fj-DDIyG is made thus: Crate flb. OF
Cheese very finely. mix with two eggs whites
and yeNs. beaten up together. aud 4 Oz. Of
fresh butter. seasoning well with pepper AMI
salt. Bake in a small Dish lined with puff paste
or else merely butter the dish before pouring in
The mixture.
CHINESE SANDWICHES. in a mortar
two ounces of good cheese cut in very thin slices
one oEucc of fresh butter a teaspoonful of
crea:a. aaj a little tGiyPd mustard; spread the
mixture oE slices of bread neatly cut. lay another
slice of bread On each. and press together; cut
into corners or squares
Sow: Ingenious woman has devised the
plan Of iil.yif,. her curtain poles turned of pine.
1t a carpPLteE's slcr. then GOVERN. them iler-
self with Tcyet or yclyrtepn. or even wish felt.
fhe pole j. accurately measured thea the COW
rrilI is cut and put on with glue. II neatly
done tti~ j. a worthy device. Brass tips are
pretty addition. and the rings should be sinai
brass ones
TIE BANANA has come TO be almost a neces-
Sity to Thousands of northern families to whom
il unknown few years ago They are
fric,l ard Served a N cntree; pies are ma de of
them. with delicate upper and under crust
With plenty of s'i-sr ard suggestion of spice
bat whcn sliced thin and mixed with chopped
pineapple. or with chopped oranges. they are
In IlllE L.
nv removing the skin, cutting thu bananas in
Swo pieces. cfusSwisc. and piling them on q
pretty china or fancy plate.
TtE WAYS in which an Omelette NAV be made
10 vary ar almost without number The ONE
'et with Zine herbs is Il favorite with those peo-
pie who Ike high seasoning. Then the most
iastidious delight in an omelet with mushrooms
These. "f course. must be chopped or he broken
in fine bis before they are mixed with the ONE
et parsley alone. rubbed very fine. imparts
delicious favor to Il plain ofne!et: tomatoes
added tn the cmelet Just before it harttns
those hayin" been already cooked give :n ex-
celieIt relish To ii: later In the season oysters
ehorped fine or the Little Nec,, clam. reader
IN oinclct dish to belonged Tor and to be eaten
with Understandable custo.
MARKS oN TABLES caused by leaving hot Jugs
Or plates there Will disappear under the sootf-
az in1uence of lamp oil. we'll rubbed in with
soft Ctcta. finishing with 2 little spirit o. wine
n eau ;:e cologne rubbed dry with another
e!oth- Nhen the white piGna-fOrte keys become
di>c1l0re't we should remove the 'front.' door fall
:nd slip Gf wood Just over them: then lit I'D
ZACH hey separately from the fr0nt--Go not take
them cui-i:Td rub the keys with a white cloth
a!Ighii. dtilrrd with cold water. and dry off
Win cloth slightly warm. Should the keys
nc sticky FIRST damp the cloth with little
spirit al wine or gin Soap CT washing powder
Must not b. used. 1t is worth while keeping
Suip!y q ammonia iii The Eaueehoi. III case We
Wish u TIiicYe finger marks from paint OF re-
quTe To cleanse brushes or greasy pans A tea
spoonful in basin Of warm water will make
hair brushes beautifully white hut care must
e taken ut To let the backs of the brushes Gip
belo" I'll" sGIfacr. Rinse them with cia.n warm
"atci. aa't mt III Il sunny wiHGo's 10 dry.
HINTS ~ In;-:,;s MoTHEEs.-One reason why
80 many Young mothers d. not look so tidy and
attractive = J; Is the J0U.atle.l Jay Of all women
q look, Is that they do not accent tie inevitable
win the rr0rrr sI'ifit. aud then adapt them
elves tu J.: Ter instance ii is Impossible to care
iur "a BALM - i ss9u!d he cared lDr aud vet to
wear a .,.1ti 2 die-s d' You would if yoa we're
SIMPLY s..ts.Z ~UElhto tiU lUI.cy work. TEcuSrai
tLtHS Zen engage, ~ tlii: oCcui At ION should be
az S}l' y 3t|t 9; ftSt Viii bear S;"EesiF.r: then
ponce a IS itt!" ~ diluted ammonia should a
81 r' a @;;I. g.. aprons there should DE an
iEIasi.,-- Il IS. # different sizes and degrees.
20 bot IA. 80 nave q least two Of TIE same
eis.. Etr fsE,- ana nj yCt fail hI;..ffs
'ehi,s oGH of this style trimmed au ;,roumd
"i'h scarlet Wa"Hia" embroidery is actually
,rcpnli0e L. rIcs, woIIea ana viii save It's cost
,a&aE the over by Irratrrfn.s the dress he
HcatI- tiptIs yeErseii suitably ard then enjoy
'"cais.s, y"ug ia!,, AZ other Pleasures ron nav
.ai" II LAY" rr. ",.y,.. but the iUy uI benz the
HcEf.rr ~ baby is ria which NAV he y0r~s
u oley- a"si ttat tnr 81 short a time tnat il
IL 81 .'.3 ..'f.' cream '5e in gtry fei, years
y. J. Post
TATE;>f = Co,f-sG i.to fashion a.a;n to trii..
'9ii.sS. c''-s- aprons Underwear. etc To max,
:. t.-s.d ts' t..t;ir.: needle with cotton. H..
.Lct - -" emf. pace the krot Oh the fore
MGR 81 t't- Lit band. then extend the second
h.rd and fa'ifjl tfrgr-s So a. ~ form q loon
t:"Iii't ttrh ~ RAISING tae cotton round fh.
c't q: ta" 5!:'i hrn ing it round TO the fore
-l,lcr ',-a,E o'c tha knot hold it tightly down
1t: fnc i0rtIIurcr and thumb bel wee, the
HcInd and tiII!t fingers When ti;a scaI.on is
'"f.l'ii-. ar!u[ tdc tats!r,,-nrcuI, ana thread
Dwarf y'I. Straight across from the foreijnrer
'hc Ihtiiha. between the second ard thir, fin
--eiS. o;.-trv;h-, ~ have tile thread ON the
'ets;r between the worker ami the Needle
sta't having drawn il Il rough hold the needle.
me t.tTr,;d tightly cytrrC"i frCrn the rirut
and 7" III" LETT. and the loop round the finger
6uS1. a the stitc.i : made with the loon round
he hHI"!&. an! not with the thread nearest the
'.e"die- V s;hdraw tie second FINGER SCI as IN
itIs't TIE @oG round the fingers: Esaf, the first
.n-si'c, ari With the second form the stitch by
'IaHi'i's il Up to its place close to tue thumb
caiiop ihe thread attached to the needle
mould a!'f%l- De tt;.wn up tightly SO as to pull
= the 'Ji'--in, et'{cgi Ct;,en.
To MAX Foo: properly we first clean It
With tG;pe'-t,:e. SO that not specA OF dirt is
e't either OF the surface iyf.beGiied in the
Xpos"d rarcS uf tie wood II the weed is rJ,Irb
- sometimes S;r3pc II ami give it coat of
-he.l&c :" =: t.c pores When it is perfectly
iati. Gfy and smooth, We applS the wax III one
r Two "asS. ether hard or melted with tur-
.eEJ:nr. Ii tha I,.ttcF it is laid ON with
TG':i. i'iI I" Gry two ar three hours and is
SCI l'..>hel with brushes. The wax use,; is
;oHtJca uScsWa,,. Here is Que of th,. brUshe,
cry az f.. ana made WITH yary stiff i1jS-
I"S. ltey cost : pair. and are made LARGE.
" That II Gesir" G-ie Of them can be fixed under
ne i@1t u L ears of q strap an the POLISHING
-oI,e ~ ra--@.ng the leg 10 AMI fro. That way
< brushing: i, employed in dr. waxing. which
uitI'A tiic Isrtst. and REQUIRES most vigorous
so'i@ii ~ Dry waving, costs about four times
= much = IT,, other and wil last two or thrc,
tiii.e> a. i"aE- In C.rGtr cas- the wax has To be
."l'siir'i Ti-r4t Into tt" ;-ra.n of the wood II
VII not 30 to ru; I'll 81! Z waxcd floor as il Will
-rnd-r the sUr.,c1 %uu nay and sticky and NASTY
II properly don. oiiIe- makes floor nice but
never 80 &O"' Is waxing. and costs nearly n
hu h Iaw i,nsced on mixed with tgIrpentine
or Il tfIer l. I..ed.-Pitiia. Record
EECEFTACLES FOR CLOTHES are necessary
-inoE2 TIE ia"5t prominent pieces in bedroom
.urI liin-,s and happily some of these nav be