Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11
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a Glance nj what tho SEX Are Wearing an
Ooing To wear-some Timely Hints on
the subJsct of Domestic Economy.

Glance nj what shs SEX Arc Wearing and
0o,ng to w.ar-some Timely Hints ON
the suhJect Of Domestic Economy
fOr tho IsrEItIGEsJER.
Costumes for visiting and tor day recep-
tons will he combinations OF cloth, with
velvet and fur trimmings Cloth predomi
mates in all such costumes, the velvet being
used only as reverse vest, collars, cuffs and
panels. Long feeced furs Will DO used for
trimming such dresses, and contrasting colors
are commended In the furs such ~ light fox,
chinchilla, and raccoon iurs on tho dark blue
cloths For quieter costumes black Persian
lamb aud Astrschan will be used. There are
also combination dresses OF silk and velvet
to lie worn not only in the house, but out
doors as well, whom covered by q lcDg hand
some cloak, made OF seal fur or some Of the
elegant cloths now shown. "
White surah and Japanese crape vests are
Ia he gathered In such dresses Blue, duh
red and holiotrope colors are liked for these
combination dresses The long CLOAK to be
the dress in color, "a IL must conceal II en-
entirely. Bonnets, not hats, are worn with
these velvet and silk costumes.
TAILOR SUITS.
The new English cloth 10 he used for tailor
suits this season is finely trilied wool,
softer than serge, yet of light weight The
entire suit will be COMPOSED OF 1t, trimmed
with either braid or iur, and Will he most
seen In blue and brown shades. The new
cigar brown are seen in this cloth, and the
caprice at present IL to trim dresses OF these
shoJes with black braid. Blue dresses of
heavy cloth trimmed with white military
cloth, worn now and will be worn
throughout the winter. The reverse cuffs and
white vest are seen on these gowns Gin and
silver braids are used again 10 trim blue
dresses.
STYLISH JoTs.
Earrings are now seldom used except on
tull dress OCCASIONS ..
The painted Russian bang has entirely sup
erceded the Langtry. ...... -
Plaid will be worn this autumn, and
stripes will be fashionable.
Navy blue aud brown predominate In all
tho clothes shown. .....
Picot edged cloth bands on the novelty for
trimming cloth dresses. ...
High narrow bows OF gros-grain ribbon 70.
main the general fashion for trimming
hats and bonnets. r. =.
Dull red will be used again, but navy blue
and brown will be the favorite colors.
New face wells are Malines, tulls dotted
with chenille or else tine dots woven In the
net.
Ruches, frills, and bias folds are shown In
great variety for edging the neck and sleeves
OF autumn dresses.
it dog collars made OF several strings OF
cut ,et beads are pretty to be worn with black
silk dresses "
The vest of the moment is made OF kid, in
mastic, gray, or white, or more inexpensive
ones are OF pique. .. .....
ments at tho end, are seen In the hair and
new bonnets, and considered quite the
thing. ..#H -
Black stockings have had their day. The
with contrasting stripes, blocks, dots, etc.
The open-work fabrics which are all de-
rived more or less from etamine, have tax en-
snch strong hold ON popular tsste
that during the coming winter there will be
silk canvas TO DO worn over velvet and satin
skirts
Warm and gay dresses for young ladies
are Of red cloth braided in black, while for
afternoons In the house and day receptions
there are white vicuna cloths braided with
white and gold, making most exquisite toll
lettes.
Useful Recipes
Corn Omelette-Fire eggs, three table
spoonfuls OF cream, three ears OF corn grated
slittle salt Beat the eggs and cream to.
Rether until very light or until froth forms
on the top, them mix In the grated corn.
Melt small piece OF butter In pan, pour In
the omelette, and cook slowlylon top OF the
stove. When done turn in half and serve
Immediately.
Peach Bayarian Cream--one quart of
canned peaches, or ten very ripe ones, one
large cup Of sugar, one pint OF cream, half q
box OF geantine, hall cupful Of cold water.
Mash the peaches and rub them and the
juice through a sieve; then add the sugar,
soak the gelantine two hours in cold water,
whip the cream to froth Put the peaches
In q sauce pan on the stove aud let them
simmer twenty minutes, stir often, add the
gelatine TO the hot peaches and remove from
the ire Immediately. Place the saucepan In
apan OF Ice and beat until the mixture begins
to thicken, then stir In the whipped cream,
mix thoroughly and pour into mould and
sst away to harden on the Ice. Serve with
whipped cream or custard Favored with al
mond extract.
Angel Cake.-Whltes of eleven eggs,
three-qnarters of pound OF pulverized
sugar the same of flour, one Tablespoonful
cream OF tartar, and one OF vanilla extract
Siit the sugar, Hour, and cream OF tartar to-
gether nine times. Beat the egg-whites 70 Z
stih froth, to which add the vanilla, mix In
the sugar and flour and beat until ready To
put the mixture into the oven. Do not grease
the pan bake for forty minutes In a moder-
ate oven, the case must bake slowly. When
done turn over and leave It until Il falls oui
or the pan: BE particular to use q new pan,
or one that has never been Creased