Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-05-10

Two Lady Dr fsmcn o. rais. Fashions and
nsmc tie Matters.


wsrking as Ci.t,-Dcn with architects.
The fret two 20 set Up in business for
themselves arc Miss Mary Nevm Gan
non and Miss Alico J. Hands. These
two young women are graduates Of Mrs
Dunlan Hopkins school Of applied de-
sign. The oily women competitors. they
were successful in drawing the plans for
the F,u.ync0 hospital recently built in
| San Francisco They also entered the
| comprrtiuu for the Woman's building
ut the Atlanta exposition Their plans
! got second place They have recently
solved tho tenement house problem 10y
| drawing the plans for model tenement
| The 'Iva have been accepted, and Is
model i,LcGoats are 20 be erected by a
public beuCisc,or who wishes his idon-
tity unknown The sanitary investigat.
ing committee has asked Miss Cannon
| and Miss Hands to become the only
women members. At present these two
| promising young women arc mt work on
the plans for model hotel for women
to DC bail; shortly.
IN number of recent photographs Of
Gould. the favOrite pose, judging from
its frequent recurrence. was standing
with one hand resting on her hip. This
pose as well rs sitting with the legs
crossed Is 1T present the vogue among
misguided photographers to get what
they mistakenly SUPPOSE TO bo an artis
tic eject. Women before the camera
should remember that ikcnessos 90
down to postcrity not as specimens of
the photographer bad taste, but as rep
resentptiuns OF themselves, and in really
refined and cultivated society 90 stand
with ones hands on ones hips or sit
with crossed legs is today as much the
prerogativc of the Billingsgato fishwives
as il was in our grandmo;hers' time.
The chatiug dish j. an Indispensable
factor 20 the comfort Of every we'll reg
ulated household It il wonderful how
admirably this simple dish adapts itself
TO thu cxigoHcios Of every occasion.
Oysters are never 50 good rs when
served from chaing dish. Aud lob
stor a Ia NewbCrg $50 say opicures) only
has the proper flavor when prepared in
this way To avoid confusion, when
guests are expected, "A few things should
be- prepared beforehand. The butter
should be measured and placed on q
dainty plate. Eggs should be whipped,
cream measured. salt, pepper, sauces,
catchups and wine near by, rs well as
spoons Of various sizes for measuring
and stirring, the lamp filled and
matches handy IL rabbit is on the
menu, have the cheese grated; IL lobster
a Ia Newberg, have the lobster cut in
pieces With all preliminaries arranged
and materials ut hand, tempting dishes
can be- easily prepared the hostess
gracefully presiding as goddess Of the
chatting dish.
The bath bun" $50 say authorities
on the subject) is 20 be the correct style
of arranging the hair during the present
spring and summer. IL suggests a wa
terfall at the back Of the head and Is
very English and very hideous. Miss
Olga Nethersole, the English actress;
Mrs. Langtry and Miss Cissy Fitzgerald
are among the we'll known women Of
the stage who have already adopted the /
fashion. IL is made by fastening the |
hair as tightly rs il beginning French |
twist, very low down in the neck. Next
divide the hair into two parts. Take the .
upper part and form il into the figure s. |
Arrange the under strand In the same
way, building one coil almost over the 4
other. Place the hands top and bottom
of the knot pushing IL out in the cen
ter
A new way TO prepare eggs is timely
at this season when eggs are plentiful
and cheap. Break the eggs into a bowl, 2
yolks and whites together, beating thor \
Oughly. Add a toaspoontul Of cream 10 .
each egg. Season with salt and pepper
Have ready on tho fire saucepan OF .
melted butter. Do not cook over too hot .
Il fire. Pour in the eggs, stirring and
scraping from the bottom of the sauce
pan without ceaSing until the prepara-
ton is as smooth as butter. Remove
from the fire, continuing to stir for
few moments Serve on hot buttorod
toast, garnishod with parsley.
A perfect neck is not often seen. The
shoulders may bo round and plump and
the skin white and fine, yet ugly hol.
bone spoil the contour. Let any woman
with such a neck try the following gym
nastics - minutes night and morning
for q mouth: Push the arms out straight
in the front Of the body four times, then
the same movement with the arms up
in the air, next from the sides and
finally backward, always with tho
shoulders thrown back, the head erect
aid the chin well in. Massage with
cocoa butter is an excellent thing to
make the neck aud shoulders fat and
smooth. Singing lessons often improve
the throat rs much as tho voice itself.
A perfectly shaped arm is often insight
~ because of a boofy roughness on the
back This Is the result OF bad circula-
ton and can positively be cured by a
daily vigorous rubbing with flesh
brush.
The term well groomod has become
n lmost ~ cnIn1upu hon aDpliod IN yyp,n- I