The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-03-07

| worry pretty green frock-or waist
| rsther-is made as shown in the cut. Tbt
silk is pale-green-and-whte stripes in the
| finest of hair lines. The popular box pleat ap
| pears down the 'front.' and ia finished on eithei
| side with q narrow edging of real Yalenciennes
| lace. The collar and cuffs are of the turnover
style, anording variety from the stock ar
| engagements universal. They are of pale
green aatin, and with their edgings Of the lace
| are exquisite little fnishinss for the dainty
| waist. The belt is Of psle-green satin ribbon,
| with bow Of very wide dogble-faced ribbon
for q finish. The waist is to be worn with
black or white satin or crepon skirts and is
pretty for wear in the afternoons or evenings,
for the theater. The color is especially be-
coming to pink-and- white blondes or TO fair
skinned girls with light.b hair.
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Another frock Of pale-green China silk, with
sleeves Of velvet of the same shade. only look
Ing little darker, because of the different tex
ture of the velvet, was made with q low, square
neck and rufle round it of accordion-pleated
pale-green chiffon. The ruff1e stood out over
the shoulders most prsttily. The same ruffiing
was used to finish the elbow sleeves.
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frock Of silk in the paIest and F;nts,b OF
lavender shades-a color that would be pink il
it were not for the most delicate suggestion of
the pale violet-is made up with yoke collar,
belt and deep cuffs of velvet of the same ex-
quisite color. only shade darker. Over the
shoulder is bertha of heavy lace. Violets are
sewed to the collar by the ends of their long
stems and fall loosely over tho yoke in strag-
Cling groupA
with the hair parted severely from the
brow to the crown of the head, orimped costa
tically. drawn down demurely over tho ears,
and finally twisted into firm, pointed knot
that extends into space back of the head in q
line with the chin, and women are very fond
of wearing their hair after this fashion. in
deed it is the officially stylish couture: the
only possible bonnet that will effectually show
off the severe parting frivolous crimp and
stern knot is band of ribbon and buckle TO
rest across and against the knot. an aigret that
gives hight to the front, and two big bows, one
at each end of the band. also against the knot
and occupying geographically position just
above the ears in line with, aud about two-thirds
the distance from, the end Of the chin to the
end of the knot.
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For baked onions, select even.sized ones, and
first put them in hot water with all their skins
on and let them simmer for half an hour. They
must not boil, or they will become soft and
lose their shape. When the half hour is up
and the onions have cooled of bit, take off
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baking. dish. Bake them until they are ten
der, bssting frequently with melted butter.
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I. has been suggested TO use tho she'll of an
Edam pineapple cheese, to bake macsroni
in once before it is thrown away. The maca-
roni is psrboiled, salted, and moistened with q
little milk. exactly for ordinary baked mac
aroni and cheese. but instead of adding grated
cheese the macaroni is favored from the shell.
We al like Trilby, and do not much mind
being made fun Of on account of our fad. which
is well, for every joke column in the United
States Is filed with Ben Bolt, Trilby and San
GALL illusions Some of them are not at all
funny-are tiresome, in fact-but one, taken
from the Chicago Record, Is very good:
TIE DOCUMENTS IN THE CASE
Nov. 10. 1884
Pryns q Margin,
Book Publishers,
In account with Peter b. Coney, DR..
To one volume "Trilby" for Mrs Coney..-... I50
Dec. Is. 1894
Kuotes & Bars.
Music DeslerA
Peter 3. Coney, DR..
To ono copy ben Bolt" Ordered by Mrs.
Mrs Peter ID. Coney
Announces her dfty.fourth Trilby
party
To take place
Jan IS.
R.v.P.
MaudlIn Asylum for the Insane,
gi~ Record Of Patients
Ts'nS VI Admit. Case. Naturalization.
Peter Feb. ]. Dementia. Wants TO Rssassinats
Coney. 1855. Dangerous one George Du
Just as long - big sleeves are fashionable