Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16


BREAKFAsT
| Fruit.
Broiled ciaiifs Liver. Bacon.
Hot Rolls. Radishes.
LUNCHEON
flashed Chicken, on Toast
| Sliced Cucumbers.
Quired Potatoes.
| Gooseberry Pie. Cheese.
DINNER.
Mock Turtle Soup,
sIri2in Steak, with Mushroomirs
"0'' stuffed Cucumbers. ''''
Iced and Qnartered Tomatoes.
Raspberries, with Claret.
"Oh, dear" sighed Mrs Tibbetts. "you'vs
no idea what it is 10 be troubled with "a
| poor memory"
caller sympg thetically asked
oh, no--not mine" Mrs. Tihbetts ex-
| planned, my husbands. lie forgets every
errand / send him on
\ pink and white striped duck gown is
made with plain gored skirt and open
coat bodice. The coat has deep revers
collar of plain pink duck, very large sleeves
with pink cuffs, and it Is worn with a dan-
ty ruired shirt waist of pink muslin
with a white sailor hat trimmed with
pink ribbon white glace gloves and can
vas shoes the ensemble Is wonderfully at
tractivc.
II ador yu. Yu thro a spell around me-"
wrote the country youth.
"Thsn why don't you use it"" answered
the heartless summer Sirl.-New York Re-
corder.
now is bewlderng, The, latest novelty
is the parasol of pllsse silk which comes
in e pSny of e99s pasos a@f is of fh"nEy
silk are, sold to match frocks Of the same
p Parasoi sol covers of black lace are much
in demand. Mounted on a foundation of
delicate silk, they make an elaborate par,
asol The parasols OF, iine gingham and
dimltv are much prettier than their price
would imply, Many OF them are finished
with lace Insertion. An effectiye gingham
parasol in stripes of pale green and white
has the white stripe covered with black
lace insertion and generous irill of the
black lace as a iinlsh'
Line pleplate with good paste Mix hall
teacup sugar, with heaping teaspoonful
-four, sprinkle over bottom crust. Cut
rhubarb in thin slices. ill plate, and SUI
gar, Cover: bake in slow oven an hour.
New woman pIIaying poker with small
i is for a woman to beat a man even at
Rats" exclaimed the small boy in
While his sister fed from the apartment
he coolly gathered in the chips and
stacked the cards preparatory 10 to new new
deal
In gowns there is a great fancy for
combining glazed cotton with silk or wool
It is like the kind Of material that you call
lining cambric, only richer and finer but
with the same glaze. like the fire polish on
china. The freakish fancy came iirst into
tion was paid to IT,, while this season 1t has
been seized upon with the frenzy that
A model gown recently sent out by a Rue
de la lldiX maison Is OF gray wool, with a
blouse body OF glazed hluet cotton, with an
ing down the front the embroidery being
carried out in white thread.
Huge collarettes OF various sorts have to
a great extent taken the place this hot
of some sort Of substantial covering FOR FOR
the shoulders. This, this season, is sup
ee a n s Tspon by Or yfTS ruiz r ny
cape does not meet in front, extending on
ders and and beRolder OF f il wonders % nc how shGu if
This is accomplished by means
of ribbon which passes under % the arm and
der the cape The fronts of the cape are
turned back forming revers and revealing
white yellow, old rose, pale pink, mauve.
or cerisse, some OF these collarettes are
they tn y' are Very Very full. " e'''' '''
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph: Charlie
Van Braam has wheels in his head ex
claimed Amy TO her friend. the high school
"Dont you know that expression Is horrld
slang?" asked Mildred
"Is it?'' replied Amy. innocently.
at is"
What should / say TO express the same
".ssy that his Uranium is amply supplied
with rotating disks"
Mudge-"Sorry TO interrupt you, but
Yabsley and / want you to tackle a comm
hrGm; drum What Is the difference between a
Wickwire-"Youll have to settle your
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