The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-27
FOR THE WOMEN.
A Prospectus of Some of the Contents Of The
SUNDAY Herald Hereafter.


A Prospectus of Some of the Contents Of The
Sunday Herald Hereafter.
THE herald yesterday mentioned the names
OF number OF the writer's, and quite list OF
The new features Of tho MCCLURE Literary AS
ISOLATED Press service, now commenced and TO
be continued during the year 1893. But only a
part was enumerated. Among Mrs. ROBERT
LOUIS STEvENsoN's articles on Sensible
Housekeeping" there viii be those bearing
such attractive titles Us:
MY Cookery Lessons in the Backwoods.
Recipes from Mining Camp in the Far
West.
Mrs. STEVENSON is talented and interesting
writer who. before her marriage, was con-
1ritutor TO some Of the leading American mag
azines.
Mrs. MARY h. ABEL author OF the LONE
prize essay on Economic Cookery" and organ
lzer Of The New England Kitchen, will con-
tribute among others. articles entitled:
Mistakes OF Week in the Household"
Hints from the Laboratories.
THE Laundry Cupboard.
'Housekeepers' Account Books.
THE Housekeeper and the Architect"
Together with a series OF short articles on
"The Care OF the Common House."
The art OF living well on small outlay viii be
treated by several OF the best known women
writer's, whose papers will contain plain recipes
and bills Of fare prepared with special reference
10 economy. A number OF articles in this series
viii be contributed by Mrs. EMMA P. EWING,
who is perhaps the most widely known teacher
Of cookery in this country.
Miss MARY A BoLAND's articles will en-
brace Dainty Meals for the Sick, Spices as
Antscptics' The Right Way to Make Tea"
etc.
SHIRLEY DARE VIII have an article on MAX
ing Confectionery at Home" full of fresh and
practical recipes.
The trsatises relating to the domestic laundry
are based upon both experience and investiga-
ton, ana include a wide range of very useful in
formation on washing conveniences, soaps.
chemicals and bluings; what viii best dislodge
dirt; different plans for a family wash;
the best way TO do up shirts, cuffs
and collars at homes how to launder bed linen.
including quilts, laces and blankets; together
with much other instruction OF the same char
acter
N the realm OF dress and fashions, there W
be weekly letters by ADA BAcHE-CoNE writ
during the winter from Paris. London and he
wintering places in Southern Europe, us
trated from drawings by the best French Is sh-
ion artists. Miss CONE will also send specle-
articles answering such questions as
why Does French Dress Lead the Worldy'
Wherein is The Frenchiness Of French
Dressr
CLARA BUNcE and Mrs. FRANCES A. HUN
pHREy viii have contributions on Nursery
Needlework "wemyss Needleworkn and
methods of repairing patching and darning
wearing apparel and household goods.
Probably there is no writer in America
better known TO women readers than SHIRLEY
DARE. It is now ftteen years since she pub
Ished in Harper's Bazar The Ugly Girl
Papers, afterwards printed in book form. She
has -eceived from newspaper readers thousands
OF letters showing the widespread interestin her
writings which are subjects connected with
the health ard care Of the person cosmetics.
etc. She viii appear in each SUNDA rs HER
AID.
OCTAVE THANET will write q series OF bright
sketches full OF capital character, drawings
and delightful Dialogue. called THE Chester
fields at Home" dealing with questions con
corning etiquette and social usages.
"Glimpses OF World arnous Women. IS win
be series of sketches. including,
How the Queen Lives at Balmoral.
The Young Empress OF China
"The Lucy Stone of Europe
Mrs. Gladstone and Her Charities"
"The Queen Of Spain.
And still We have not mentioned one-half Of
what VIII be the choice and entertaining con.
tents Of TIE SUNDAY HERALD from week to
week