Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

ache dag, an1 the wheels of carriages
bringing visitors no longer roll ominous =
~. The clever hsnG, the willing heart OF
the choice girl has smoothed out all these
rough places. May it be repeated? Capa.
Die girls are choice girls, and make choice
daue nters snd choice wives, and for those
who can paint q lily and cook q dinner,
can construe Latin sentence snd COZ.
struct costume, their Warmest sdmirer
| gives them few hints gathered here and
there.
BUREAU COVERS.
Some OF the newest bureau covers sre
made Of fl ae white Welsh linen, the edge
embroidered in deep scsllop in white
linen jss, and the monogram worked In
the center. The pin-c ushion TO 20 with
this Is made OF crimson meriGo ard hss
two little white linen covers like that II.
the bureau. A large DOW Of crimson rib
oon gives the needed tou;h OF brightness
to the set. II toilet bottles are used
they are simply tied with crimson ribbon.
BlueI pale yellow or coral may be used In
place OF the Crimson with equally pretty
eject.
TABLE COVER.
pretty and not expensive cover for
library table can be made Of square Of
dark blue, green or maroon felt, large
enough TO hang over the edge five inches
all around. Cut the edges into teeth two
inches wide and three inches long, ]. ay-
ing the sides straight, and pointing them
at the ends; work 6 daisy or star with
gold colored linen foss on the right side
OF every other scsllop, then turn the cloth
and work the same pattern on the wrong
side OF the alternate ones, pipking the edge
With single scallop pinklng iron Turn the
reversed teeth upon the right side, fast
enlng them down with the stitch known
as crows foot, done in old gold or blue
linen foss in each pinked scallop. Biad
the other teeth with silk gslloon and sew
chenille ball upon each. Fit the cover
at each corner oy cutting out q small
square, or by slashing 1t and turning in q
piece each side Of the cut. Make eyele,s
on each side Of the opening and lace to-
gether with small cord Eva M. Niles,
East Gloucester, Mass.
TABLE SCARF.
Get piece of plush of any color to
match the room furnishings, and of
lengtt. to just come to the edge of the
table, If 1t is to be put on lengthwise, and
to drop over somewhat If the other way.
border is made for esch end Of ribbon.
Get three or four difsrent colors which
barmonizs together. The quantity of
each will depend upon the width which
you wish to make the border. Number
seven is good width. Cut 1t OF in ten
inch lengths. Sew each piece togeth er
to form circle, turn in a quarter
inch st one edge and gather twice, draw
Ing the threads SO as to leave an opening
about as large as an Ordinary pencil. Sew
irridescent cord over The lines Of gather |
Ing. Now you will have rosettes thst |
are to be sewed together in rows, to 8 |
width that Is liked. Tie spaces left be-
tween them may be filed by weaving the
cord back and forth, and this also giYsst
50 distance to the border. The whole scdfff
may be lined with silk and the edkes !
ACROSS the ends finished With tassele, or |
with wide lace or upholsterer's frirke. II
Is very pretty sffsir when finisbeds
EMILY S. BoNToN, Toledo,0 II
RECIPES.
Baked spring chicken-Cut the back
,psn, spread out in baking psn, sprinkle
With pepper, salt and little iour. Bake y
With butter and hot water. WHen done&
AXE up, rub over with butter&ad put m
he oven just before serving. f
Chicken stew-Cut up two b ngA1k-
ns. put In q saucepan with 49, stew
ntil tender. When nearly done, slice
ono new potatoes and throw In. When
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