The evening world., 1890-04-25

white carnations the keys. and red and
white roses constituted the rest Of the
design.
magnificent Pompeiian palace is being
erected at Corfu BY ths Empress Of Austria.
II will Cost q quarter of q million dollars.
Carrara marble is used In it's construction.
The gardens will be the most beautiful in
the world. and will bo lighted by electricity.
White cloth Ia never In good taste for
street. but IL IL admirable and very summsry
for the seashore. shipboard. spa and country.
Sprays Of pink roses are pretty on big
white straw hat.
George Gould 10 building cottage for his
wife at FurlouRh Lake In the Ulster County
Catskills. IL 10 10 be constructed Of logs.
and will be "a by 20 feet and contain six
teen rooms.
A now jewel case 10 most perfect imita-
ton in o1idiZed silver Of gripsaok. On
unfastening and raising the outside pocket
flap, the interior OF the case, lined with
cardinal satin. is disclosed.
Mrs. George M. Pullman gives away
s2. 900 every year TO various charitable In
stitutions In and about Chicago.
A yellow aigrette. with q plume Of beige
colored feathers and q bow Of black ribbon
Is q stunning trimming for black crinoline
hat .'tt fi
Instead OF chewing slate-pencils and drink
Ing vinegar and limo-juioe adipose doctors
feed their patients raw fruit without sugar
or cream and obesity tea.
A visit TO the buttery in the Babies Hos
pitai OF New York. In East Fifty fifth street.
shows tho care with which every mouthiul
OF food Is prepared. There are great cans OF
milk. bottles Of the best OF baby foods. rare
beef and It's juices. delicious bread-every-
thing suitable for all the different baby
needs. Out In the oold-room there 10 large
case Of "post-office boxes." Each baby has
one, labelled with It's name. In 1t is daily
placed the food he or she needs. apportioned
and chosen with tho greatest exactness, and
In bottles queerly corked with baked cotton
batting. This IL done because the doctors
and wise men, have found out arrange
thing. The air we breathe 10 full OF hoAting @
bits-Rerms OF disease-and these cannot
get through cotton batting. and poison the
babies milk.
Dress sleeves are extremely high and ex-
tremely long, reaching to the ears and OK
tending below the wrist. Fashion Ia ever
extreme or she would not be the queen
tyrAnt she il.
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Pinkish lilac, eiffel red. electrical green
and fRience blue are the very newest
colors in the world OF textures. Wet sand Is
good form for general wear.
Emma Abbott owes her start in life to
Nine. Patti. The Diva said she was 40 en-
tranced with 4 lullaby the little stranger
sang. that she threw her arms about her.
told her to get ready to Go'to Italy. and paid
for her first years instruction.
In selecting soaps and was hing fluids some
regard must oe paid to the texture of the
in sorting the goods. for In an intelligent
WI = ihiku peAs VI
the art of washing consists. Fine laces, for
example, must be treated by themselves.
Very fine lace may be e!eansed and whitened
by folding it smoothly, and fewing it into a
clean linen bag. 1t is then immersed for
twelve hours in pure olive oil. A little fine
soap is shaved into water, and the lace put
into this and boiled FOR fifteen minutes. = II
must be well rinNed, dipped in starch
water, and then taken from the bag and
stretched and pinned to dry. Laces
are sometimes whitened by putting
them in = bowl Of soapy water, and setting
them in the sun. Point lace can be tackled
on suitable cloth. keeping all the points
stretched. Then, with . fine brush and q
lather OF CASTLE soap. IL can be rubbed
gently. When clean on one side the other
must be treated in the same way. Then lei
it be rinsed IN clean water, in which very
little alum has been dissolved to take OF the
suds. With little starch water 20 over II
on the wrong side. and then iron il. When
dry it must be opened and set in order with
bodkin. If not much soIlsd lace can be
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