The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

end her days IN Spain and TO see for the
first time her grandson. the h-year-oi1
King.
Cloth 81 gold has probably reached the
pinnacle of its perfection. says the St
Louis Globe. II Is to be had In various
weights and lustres. from thin creplsh
mesh. which can be massed and crushed
in cobwebby hneness and showing rather
frostiiy when placed against n deeply bur
nished piece. heavy as ETos-Fain silk AMI
similarly woven. other weaves are printed
in .paIm and divers Oriental aud Moorish
coloriugs. or with dainty Marie AntOinette
sprlgs strewn over. Some are thin as
gossamer. others sim and thick and -.
whatever the pufpose. cloth a gold stands
ready for tho need. Gold cmbroidericG
intersnerse wool chenille. ribbon or braid
work with astonishing multiplicity or de-
sign. and In spaces where neither needle
nor hair can be placed backgrounds are
printed and painted In gold. This Il e.
fectlvoly shown In the new heavy band
pieces OF coarse Oriental effect Felt or
very heavy cloth IL cut out IN simple ge-
ometrical design. stitched upon strips of
stifiened burlaps with smart effect Some
times the hurlap Is washed IN kilt. copper
or aluminium and the stitching done In
cold or aluminium thrcad. Bands especial
~ designed for the trimming OF shirt
waists show Oriental saddle-haga embfoi-
derles In duii-toned cross-stich. both silk
and wool. or wool alone. and felt appica-
tons upon burlaps are not confined TO
plain-edged bands alone. as some are cut
In scaHopa and minaret points running
FUN five inches deep. Sometimes also the
oriental effect Is further emphasized by
tho snare use OF dull-tinied or iridcacsnt
natuettes NJ the interHtices Of the design.
A ho,r~ewifery congress will convene IN
chicago OeF. q and continue for four days
Kitchen chemistry ana kindred topics
viii be discussed afternoons aud even
ings The demonstrations of cooking viii
NO, b. given by professional cooks. but
by skilled housekeepers. Among the cN-
hlblts will be articles OF utility and
beauty. designs OF special convenience
for house and rooms. fruit IN oil preserved
forms inventions OF women Tor domestic
comforts and suggestions for furnishings
The scope and aim OF this movement ~
educational and sincere and the Ezecn-
tive Committee IS eminently ntted for the
successful management OF this congress
prof ouackenbos, In a recent treatise.
comments on the fact that opsomania. or
mania for certain articles OF food. par
,icularly delicatessen and confectionery
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a realized or even conceivable. says the
New York Evening Post. He cites among
opsomanlacs who have applied for treat
ment lady who took up cooking and be-
came a elutton 20 the wreck OF her health,
a man with an Irresistible craving for
chocolate bonbona. and a young man who
able part OF the time TO control his con
slant desire TO eat" al other times. like
a dipsomaniac entering upon debauch,
Injurious 10 his physical well being."
Prof Quackenbos continues with some
forclble words about the candy mania
This" he says. SIS widespread IN Amer
lea and IN fact. the greatest enemy Of
the health OF our young women Is the
manufacture OF fancy confectionery. The
natural liking for candy under the slim
illus OF its combinations Of chemical ma
vors. terra alba and glucose. develops in
20 a craze with the natural consequence
indigestion mental Incidence chronic gas
trio catarrh, and, most 20 BE- deplored. a
fetia breath which renders the Dossessor
positively odious. The breath OF
healthy girl OF % should BE- pure and sweet
as the May breeze. and transformed into
a nauaeous blast by the Incorporate use
OF confectionery Il operates as justin
able cause for consignment to coven-
try"
II Is no longer fashionable says Harp
er's Bazaar 20 have any trimming at the
back Of the collar. but women who have
long necks. or whose nccks are beginning
to look thin. ind d a great advantage 20
tie a piece OF tulie around the neck. with
a bow al the back This gives a pretty nm
ish to a stiff ribbon stock collar. and h
almost invariably becoming. Only white or
black tulle should be used. For evening
the Same thing 10 often seen worn even
with a jeweled collar or handsome neck
lace and II seems 20 soften any hard
lines In a most satisfactory fashion. Boas
and ruches worn around the neck are
very soft. but not very full unless intend
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