The evening times., 1896-01-06
HIS PAGE Is PLANNlEp TO lRNTEREST THE HOME GlECLE
THE CATcH-aLL.
VHf HITE enamel and gold make smart
tAI garter buckles for a bride.


tAI garter buckles for a bride.
HI GENUINE oid-fashiOned dough-
outs are much called for at swell
groceries.
A CROSS-EYED woman is regarded as
hoodoo by the least superstitious.
o.
FANCY waists ablaze with spangles are
much in favor for evening functions.
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PEACHES and cherries, natural size, are
seen on some OF the newest ribbons.
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THE possessor OF a set Of real old blue
china needn't mind ir her dining room isn't
fitted up in hard wood and Gobelin tapes
tries.
AN Innovation at recent wedding con-
sisted in having the wedding march wiIistled
by twelve girl friends of the bride.
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MANY n hostess afraid to trust her pre-
cious Gu t glass to the ca re of servants washes
it herself, warm water and soap being
brought in the dining room at the conclusion
of each meal.
YAWNING Is said TO develop the throat.
If it happens that you are detected in this
very reprebeDsible act in church you can
argue that you can easily listen to the ser
mon and add to your ph ysical lcveliness
at the same time.
THE picturesque figure on a wheel who In
summer wore an all-white suit now evi
IDENTIFY considers himself much more lovely
in a soft brown corduroy.
THE up-to date woman scorns ice cream.
Her preference is for toasted crackers aud
q IA l,la fIa
sert.
A FUR cap isby no means the ahomiDation
of former years, but rugged out in lace and
flowers is a genuine bit of Partisan mil
linery.
THE mother who is SO anxious for the
baby TO wear a ring that she has to tie it on
is foolish enough to sew q false bang in its
bonnet.
ONE must be possessed of very high
principle not to begrudge the money for
gown that is nearly worn out when the bill
is received.
TO renoyate old black lace dissolve one
teaspounful of borax in half u cup of rain
water and add one teaspoonful of spirits
II wine. Soak the lace in tins, pressing 1t
several times, and rinse in a cup of hot
water i'll which a black kid glove has been
boiled. Pun out The edge OF the lace until
IL is almost dry and lay II bet ween newspa-
pers; put weight on it aud let it remain
two days.
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To keep the hair in crimp take two cents
worth of gum arabic aud add TO it Just
enough boiling water to dissolve it. When
1t is dissolved add alcohol until the mixture
is rather thin. Let 1t stand over night and
then bottle. Mnisten the hair with il before
curling and it will remain in crimp On damp
days. The mixture is not Injurious to the
hair.
DRESSING and recurring ostrich tips
may DE done at hCme with little practice.
Hold tie feathers over a kettle containing
boiling water and shake them energetically
through the steam, not allowing them to
become too damp. This freshens the tips,
absorbs the dust, and restores. the luster.
Take few of the flGes between the thumb
and the blade of q dull knife and draw them
through gently, but firmly.
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Choose White and Blue.
Married in white,
You have chosen all right.
Married In gray,
You will go far away.
Married In black,
You will wish yourself back.
Married In red,
You'd better he dead.
Married In green,
Ashamed to be seen.
Married in blue,
You'll always be true.
Married in pearl,
You will live In a whirl.
Married in yellow,
Ashamed of the fellow.
Married in brown,
You'll live out of town.
Married in pink,
Your spirits will sink.