Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

-. Chicago b, @ Pest; %Are ;,1q yG1qq really slIowsa
Sure" replied the St, Louis girl.
self in on the chaperon business once, but
II, wa Was a. failure i Just cheated me ont
a good scheme for the old people When it
works work rlsht,, but we couldn make it go
J., One of the latest uses 70 which electricity
has been a recent invention OF an electric
marker one has a silver die through
seeonds wnGm the and STent fb is passed for some FIVE
mented with the name or initials.
or late the, display of presents for /.
| newly married couple has been omitted
but now renewal of the old-tme fashion
cepted by the up-to-date woman Wedding
presents OF every style, are brought, sent
tribes light as air." and ali kinds Of deco,
ration and tasteful objects, of which the
expense Is not generally in question.
A polish for shirt bosoms is made by
| melting together one ounce OF white wax
ana two ounces of spermacetti. Heat gen
| tlE ,,.S "a ana turn into clean, shallow pan;
the size, Of a hazel nut and put into a box
or e,,rc o9t'le Tor use use When making, boiled
Of hazel nut When iTonng rom 9993I SMOOTH 5S rS frSe
the bosom very carefully Then place a
moye Ge@a 5 fI9tG noPS eyer ob5 a %nd ro9 ghty
pretty hot iron, iron rapidly. When about
WafeT an3 3 aB Be shg f9t6 oyS g dry G2i f
lowing with the hot iron Immediately.
Pastor-"You seem resigned to die, and
know know, It Is because you are such IA good
they do say thet WIN hdv one ne Of 5i;4 The long ng
est funerals ever held at Saugerties -
Puck she>-"would you like to step into
| the conservatory for Il moment and rest?"
He-"Whats the use? Some one else is
| there"
1t is, queer woman who asks no nues-
lions. but the woman who does is the Guer-
ist.-Ihe Waterbury.
Mrs, Cumso-"pon't you think Miss Kit
Mrs. Cawker-'Yes she je cborrinor,.
bloomered, Judge. '''''''''
The pin cushion no longer reIgns spnrop,a
on the fashionable woman's toilet table
~ these days 1t occupies a subordinate no.
the innumeIable little odd boxes which are
tnere IN all the glory OF dainty Dresden
china, cleaning gold and enamel or siIyar
IN lhct, the latest pin cushions are nothing
more than 4 well stuffed small SQUARE of
s9atn edged with narrow border of Jew
cred with a square Of sheer linen. inisbed
win band OF Honiton lace Insertion. This
trimming of the cushion, and when soIIed SeITgiet ~
Is easily laundered. If the other appoint
dresden china, then pretty idea is 10 have
tne pm cushion cover OF linen embroidered
IN a Tiny floral design matching the china
Velvet gowns with vomminous skirts and
s,no9fateiy s,ao0 trimmed waists stand first
dnrL da,J's r tnuse iot uressy occasions. and
vorite colors. ''e "a
n Idlf was given.
or or country church whore several very @
afahaIR'aHte fahIRe Iii ieattures We're worked out one
articles made by the men in The congrel
shh6i9n, shotni,,r Iheres were brackets, baskets,
scenery, some sketches, ana a few waierI 49,
eolors besides decorated menus, etc In
snSampmear snoinsr eat' Of tb The hail was gypsy
entrance, and line showing Of basket,
s"iG WGre IA ana bows, and arrows, which We're
gaTb,, while another pair told fortgn"s" by tb%t
prsssiStsg' prsssptsg variation Of this last was
bright woman was dressed as n wit,ta
aa,i, aha read the cards over a steaming
SSeHddr99n} Sau61r9l} by by weird light, in a tent
berry ri tel bJo you What" said the srl in hueke
leaved clover by looking for IT, and If yon
a'a avhy Il wonld9't 1 y be any good.
groping IN the clover patch was
III wouldn't bring you amy luck Now
fbstn, neSsl iook & for one but If saw one-heiio
,i think IFS a shame" said the girl who
ner nau pren spoping. - went an over that
II never hunt for one again." N'
=, Ihat's the way to lind them" said
them" 0 '"'A IN
II don't believe IN luck" said the dIssn.
pointed one serenely, 'P-
oh, you don't? Then why wouIdr,,
you open your umbrella when it raIneJ tbe
other er day without going from under your our
Thank goodnessl" said the girl wI,,
freckles, II haven't any use for signs AM
superstitions. Ouchi Look there. eiTis an
great black s-p-i-d-e-ri Don't XIII II foS A
the world. You know the rhyme saws: '''
He that would live ana thrive
Must let a spider run alive"
sap Then says the Detroit Free Press. the
themselves up and seuttled of home,