Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-08

Fuli Of sum to mend her tire
1 Town Topics.
"sHo is such n sweet young thing" bab-
/ h.es ihe mosquito: II do so want to know
'Weii. said the sld-ny YOU needn't
I wonder lQng. You know. blood will tell
! View York Press.
4 toqne Of primulas In varying shades ot
pink, makes am elective little hat, anu
/ pnrSios ar, exceedingly pretty used in this
way The walking hat made Of ilowcrs
I is oue % the novelties " the hour. ON
marry Of the flower bats the blossoms arc
trimmed With flowers, and iu many cases
s S 9otbr i''N nW vrN ldsa SI," II fo baye
the crown entirely uf flowers and the
brim "a cloudhkc mass of tuile
chicago Tribune. II don't think want
q yyclopeda" said the woman OF the
house. hut u you have got any nice book
."Gr,ai scott. madam" exclaimed the nm
h,uShlnE Nook agent We use 'thtS cy-
altogether. They sit on 1t a; the table
Tn, lowered and figured mohalrs or al
rnoas are eNquisitoly beautiful some be-
in2 in chine effect like silk only far hand
somor Checked and striped ulpacas are
Cid,dly novel ana very handsome IN the
darker yolorngs for travelling gowns. Per-
are also shown. for everything has a touch
of Persian about &c these days.
For spring luncheon or dinner there is
nothing equal 10 the following:
Slice four good sized oranges. not over
sweet IN very thin slices. Remove carc-
fully All sr"ds anl cut each slice into
quarters. Lane deep, low salad bowl
with crisp young lettuCr-thosc OF the dpli-
cato grvon-piacc tho orange In the center
ana pour over an a French dressing made
as follows Rub both bowl and spoon
tablespoons of salt. a quarter of a
tablespoonful Of black pepper BY de-
grr,s ulH one tablespoonful OF taraEou
vinegar, SUR vigorously az the while until
an emulsion formed. Then serve i'm
fruit.
y young lady friend who has given
much thought 10 the subject informs us
that kiss is the mouth-peaCc OF love
lioston Transcript.
The car stopped and On climbed an elab-
ofat,lN drrs-ea l1tF. ioHoWti hy a nurse
Lady looked entirely too young to be the
boys mother and was dressed iu style
tlon She paid no attention whatever 70 the
infant and nurse, who took q seat behind
10 think they had been deceived in imag-
luiug that there was any relation between
them. Presently, she raised her daintily
Eloyed hand and signa.ed The conductor
20 stop. Then She stepped gracefully or
auI made her way 20 the curb, Looking
bach iEdiilrr.ntiy 5hg sala'
The boy evidently diI not want 10 come.
IL eluue 20 The seat .u spite of the nurse,
Mhereat the in BE- steele mother called:
hoy boN-gome aluna4'
And the oll lady on the back seat shifted
Indignantly and said.
'Wru: d reckon that's one Of these new
women She didn't even know her chllIs
name
This spring the primula Is tho flower of
fashion lt IS "a simple flower on H." ger
au!um order. and comes lu an The shades
OF pink. pale yellow. magenta, and purple.
To the uuiuiratr4 ~ has much the ap-
u,arantr of a primrose As trimming IL
Is most effective.
He-'You know I love YOU"
Sue--'Ntt'
He-"AuI You say you love me?"
SHe-"Nr-. dear. Yes,
Ht-"Aud you viii marry me
Sht-"Df course darling.
H--"Thru we are eugased.'
She-''N,s, dearest, We are engaged
He-"Theu why not announce it?'
she DerIdellyI-'IEa Is JUST what ] do
not want TO 10.
He Uers.-tt atlyI-'But why note"
She desperately lyl-"Neu. ~ you must
know. ] will ton yGu. just as soon as pto-
people hear you are engaged, AN the girls
lu town viii boz runnine after you,'