Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-09

latti.4 me IHlflf ~ IA~ls
| Home. beneath the tranquil skies.
Where she waits With wistful eyes.
"Ifome, where love IS kindest-best.
! --Nhcre the hearth rs bright
Home! whore swcetly on my breast
Home, from ali the weril besuiled
/ BY the Kisses Of 2 Chili,'
I Frank l. stanton IN Atlanta Constitution.
The new straw hats look as Il they were
{ woven OF very brittle pastry or nougat
| and trimmed with spun sugar. They are
1 mostly big, OF a new fragile Swiss straw
I anu enme shed in tulle which Is unstable
and unbccomnE. The little bonncts have
/ flown out of sight. like witherel leaves
/ before November gales. but there are some
/ enchanting. rice straw toques and broad
! hrimmed hats turned M behind and
trimmel with the new rosa lovely pale
pink Malmaison used In trimming, with
TUFTS Of Russian heliotrope.
II am going 10 bring n young man home
with me this evening said Mr.. Many
girls the father OF q large family Of mar
rageable girls. 70 his wife. to which the
fond mother replied:
Il am glad to hear that calling through
| the speakinp-tuho to the crook. BRIDGET
we are going to have company TO dinner
Soc that there is wine on the table" said
Mrs. NanyEirls.
body likes him. He is quite wealthy"
added Mr.. Nanygrls
Airs. Manygirls to Rrideet-"Don't forget
10 nave two kinds of cake for dessert :"
Mr. ManysirIs-"Hc IS not only very
clever but his young wife is a very nice
lady"
Mrs. Manyglrls-"so he is married? Brid-
get. never mind about the wine and cake
Texas Siftings.
In Paris they make what is called ~.
banana French salad. in which drop
or two OF cologne Is given a. an extra
ilavoring. To make this to perfection. fol-
low recipe: Cut up nvc or six fine largo
ana ilrm h1ranas into small bits Put
them In a deep glass dish. Make a dress.
H hss pf-a ftt s4tas.
taste. a little sherry and add a drop or
iwo of Parma cologne. The last ingredient
gives great % body ar 10 tha c99mbiHgstwebn 9nabig wn'ch
just the limited quantity Is given French
cooks make frequent use of the cologne.
but care should be taken that the choice
brands should he used. The salad when
finished should stand four hours on ice be-
iore serving.
In travcliuE,a tooth brush case is con-
Ncnlent little article to own. To make II
take a piece OF ribbon about an inch and
a half wide ani yard ana a quarter long.
First neatly line the ribbon with oil silk
finishing the outer edges with the simple
same color as the ribbon. Then fold tho
ribbon, oyerhanding the edges 10 form a
pocket. The remainder OF the ribbon l.
used as tho cover. II is fastened TO the
bow This iIttle case viii be- found most
useful In protecting the tooth brush.
Grass linen sailor collars will he worn on
many bl the tlbin AoNNr thiN snFlnE. IhtSe
collars are much more elaborate than they
were last year, one, which was seen on
on Imported blue serge gown. was trimmed
with a narrow band OF white embroidery
beading. Through the beading scarlet baby
ribbon wls run. and the effect was exceed-
ingly pretty
y clever young artist has for tho past
three years really been selling her work
hy the yard! And this is the way she
does n; She makes speciality of paint
ing ffiezrs. on canvas, stin linen, art sheet
ing or any material which win lend itself
effectively 10 such decoration, ana charges
$50 much per YARD for them, according
10 the elahoratcucss OF the design.
Her b-st ANA most artistic efforts have
been in reproducing the Mermot roses, in
their charming and delicate shades Of
pink; their long and graceful stems form
luW dropping garlands between bOw-kHots
OF pale-tiuted ribbon.
II your family likes bananas, try this
dish ou them these spring mornings when
What II 5Ral be- Tase NO % or thrs@ saSat ban.
Saaaeza over tham the iulce OF eooi
lemon, then pour over them a gin of ice
water ANA sprinkle with hair 4 cup OF
granulaated sugar SCI who're i win keep
dtIieious,-Commerrial Advertiser
The newest belts arc hand painted They
are made Of ribbon brltug anl fasten with
beautiful buckles one, which Is soon 10
window. is OF white ribbon betting painted
In careless design of buuarrups. A haui-
painted miniature framed in gold forms the
Another, equally pretty, has fastoons %
ilu4 PINK ross huis painted on white ribbon
betting ana y fastened with "a wonderfully
rose made of varying shades OF pink
enamel
The very latest evening gown is nlns-
over pink silk. and beautifully trimmed
with iett-i black lace.
The pink six skirt IS mada in tho reg
UItTIIu HlIr ~ q il
gathered very fun indeed.
trims il iu a point back ana front alike.
The slreyes are to The elbow, ana also
trimmed with the jetted lace.
All the wen informed women. who are
shopping for their me demi-srasOu cali
Blue in variety oi r.eh and glowing
shades j. HE all couquer.us spring color
bur this tim- not ne huette. tone. sap
phire anI Venetian blue are The right eal-
urS, and they come ia the new double width .
materials that one aLi az Edye bullion
silver She %, however is rapidly pushing
10 the tfont everywhere. one sees II IA
The fancy straws, The richest ribbons. ami
even on the daiutItst silk st4r kings In
promises 70 become an important feature
Ia spring dress making
Hiram" said Mrs CorutossrI II dnn,t
say - II hifs.usltl WIN Ehar you've
great things. j feel - ii ~ uiz ~ kin4ar i,r2ln
sittiu' left IN the march Of events"
MANDY" was the reply. .th- Ereatasf
men ~ history Is them - wanted rar
stay home am be let alone, au' wusn't an
lowed ter hey their wish, but was f0resf
hy theT fellrr citizens 10 grab hold u the
Tcins Of gov meut'
Yes; J s'poSe that's the case"
well, IN even hs'tes DuH them
not only don't wanr=r tr public man. but
I'm beIu. allowed ter hev NY own way
about lt'-Mashlggt9u star.
Laws sakes. ia rather hev lin here
His ownselt kind and ready.
\ pott'rlu' rouu' aud Whis ling clcar
Jlst as he was yesterday.
To think that thirty years and more
Has gone rullu by.
An never Il fuss tuu this before
Has come tween him an l.
Three sons ANA iarters merried now.
An 1870 our boys Is dead:
An he su / 10 hey this row
Wen bitter words was said.
fhe house seems an so quiet stfU
Ire sun has left the mark.
An soon III hear the whippar-y,-fl
can through the lonesome darl.
The clock keeps going tick. tick ,r,,
i Nl7h mat Was dead. 80
~! efylu here an rocking baak
9ly apron Ger my heal
En- what's that noise AZ M. doom
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