The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
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sDay
Breakfast.
Fruit
Cereal. Cream.
codnsh Balls. Cream sauce.
Corn Cakes. Maple syrup.
Coffee.
Lunch.
Creamed Oysters.
Celery. Cheese.
Orange F'rstfers. Cocoa
Dinner.
Cream OF Tomato Soup.
HasSs Veal Brown Sauce.
Canned Cora.
Ar<Firan Cream. Ccffes.
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~ tsinslnr method of iaunder-
~ sazzkerchiefs Is highly COM
nezt4zAe Pace six drops Of biuing
hsR<n<n Of water. add a piece
dns rzsxA the size of ffbert and
II 4 timsr~. being careful that
mona y : nszes 70 the bottom OF
fhs bowl M Azndkerchlsfs hay-
ms been wzsssf and dried in The
us1ei rsys % zach one separately
In the water. sowing 1t about a ut
~ % naks thoroughly wet. and
sqneszs 4 - nsarIy dry as possible
VIA tas h2nfs. When ell have
pen treated in this way lay them
.oo.niy n towel and place In
~ eiclhss basket. To iron them,
~ each one fat on the board or
up.e' make a fold two inches deep
, s-fos ne handkerchief. press II In
nthuy With the iron and then make
sno,ner folf across the first. The
n<nikerehief should then look ex-
se'y az Z did when purchased.
Rars nt orisdaal
Laps
ne mystery Of the many lamps
80 N homes. but never duplicated
Mops. - explained when II IL
s-1'ized That made~to-order lamps
~ very simple and very common.
AZ cherished bowl or far may be
f.sasssfsd into a lamp BY the mere
s.o1nains with metal oil vessel.
1lrner and globe support.
rare piece ~ Safauna lent itself
: tnls way and the lamp was the
~ q all who saw II. A large
Aoreila stand Of terra Gotta was
.nssrted into a useful light pro-
sf with equal ease. the assort-
asni o. globes and shades IN any
snop Offering choice to ut any
!. ax9aFd. In this way Il IL possible
= nave lamps correspond and har-
800 With rooms. a fact Of which
'<-,N1 have been quick 10 take adj
,shisgs II IL rare indeed that a
s.saso lamp f. other than uniaue
80 originai. and II IL 10 thla class
49, 49,. ,snessntedness for lamps to or
etf belongs
cssntfish
Aprons
No'hing could be more coquettish
snsn the little aprons worn ~ the
~ maids who serve the CUP that
shssfs a. the 8 O'Clock tea. Rose
,,...Meo liberty silk composed one Of
1870 little affairs recently worn BY
sDclety girl. Plated frliis Of the
.sHe headed By rowa Of baby velvet
. ~ formed the trimming. Choux
y oaoy velvet fastened the belt at
1911 SIDE and the befrIlied bib.
,,,,s gay silk apron was trimmed
!, ~ god lace headed BY ruchiBKs
- satln ribbon. There were pockets
:, -. ~ ,,oiaersd In silks and edged with
,n,hss ara little oblonR bib fas-
s.u With gold cord and taasele
n.pler and more servieea bic h an
<pn of nne white linen decorafed
y arhvn work. 1t reaches only
~. NJ Knee and has friIls AZ the hot
~. ann Ribbon eboux set az epaulets
49, ues 70 match at the waist with
80 ends falling At the side.
Belts
hs ssrt walsts 81 striped madras or
ssea,t cotton goods are smart win
fsr,lt ana long tie ~ the same ma .
rhs.s more delicate tie h of aheer
80 49, material, corded At the ends
tionsi,s1tened with large cOnven-
shaSss so"ers IN blue. tan or red
d lko = 20. belts come TO match stocks
M ,nof1 With summer shlrt waists
slesl ~ are narrow and have n
Ths yeekie Of the harnega fvue
ma 49, are u white linen trim
tea ,,,sn rows u stitching. The
White - tnese stocks are either
nnatc,T tclorsd and the Wasb b.lt
ths egs..hs re with q white waist
'Heet is very pretty wbsn The