Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10

Newman. Jennie Martinez. Margaret
Ramsay. Essie Kirkbndc, Eva Biggs.
bertha Bggs. Addie Stilwell. Hattie
Mashburn. Rodgers. Ambold. Jose
phine Sullivan, Ethel Barber, Pendle-
ton. Russell. Bertha Peterson, Mon
teith
The woman Of fashion, as she now
arrays herself, is miracle of lace
from head 10 foot Her hat Is OF lace.
frilied or shirred over foundation OF
wire or featherboning. and the costll-
cat varieties are used in It's making.
often Il apes simplicity by a trimming
pf a single lase scarf, whose long ends
fall gracefully nearly 10 the waistline
in the back Even the wells are OF
lace, and elaborate lace wells have
been introduced as part Of the motor
ing costumes. and have found favor
as picturesque dress accessory.
They are made of fine net with lace
border. In chaniiliy and the more ex-
pcnaiYe threads They are both long
and vide. so as to be caught IN frill
by the ends. which tie in front In a
splurging bow Mllady's coat Is OF
lace So Is her dress-of a delicate
robe pattern. or a skillful mlnglfng
Of many varieties Her stockings are
lace Inserted, and her dainty slippers
arc applidued with lace medalllons
and butterflies. As to the lace coats.
their number Is legion and their price
mounts up ALMOST adhnitum Notwith-
standing this fact mllady must have
several 10 complete her wardrobe. II
not alloyer lace, the foundation fab
ric, whether II be silk, cloth or heavy
linen, is literally lace encrusted.
Whom the material beneath is cut
away the effect is delightfully."- cobweb-
by--but at what price? A hundred
dollars for what the modiste terms
simple linen coat" while 5000 would
not cover the cost OF one OF the sim
plcst OF the silk and cloth foundation
creations.
Or and Mrs. Kaylor and Mrs A. F.
White are moving into their new home
on the Boulevard. recently occupied
by Mr. and Mrs l. Kruschke and pur-
chased by Mrs. White
# has remained for patient Ger
man to produce cooking utensils of
molten quartz. In appearance they
Brc as brilliant as diamonds, but.
while they resemble glass in being
transparent. they are not brittle like
glass. neither viii they crack with
sudden changes of temperature. II is
said that quartz pots and pans can be
heated redhut and then be submerg-
ed in ice-cold water without being
damaged in the least The reason for
this is stated to be that quartz. unlike
glass neither expands nor contracts
much under changes In temperature.
Mr. and Mrs / Kruschke are get
ring comfortably settled in their cosy
cottage ON Second avenue
Tho baltimore Association for the
Promotion OF University Education of
Women offers a scholarship OF $500 for
the year 1904, available for work
either at an American or foreign uni
verslty In the award preference will
he given southern women. Applica-
iions to the committee should be made
At once. blank forms being obtainable
from Miss McLane. llul North
Charles street. Baltimore.
Mrs. Lloyd Sheets entertained few
friends Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Pearl Gaines Of Animas val
Icy
The Englishwoman Year Book for
1903 states that there are in the Unit
ed Kingdom 2g7 doctors OF whom
cighty-two are in London and It's sub
urbs alone In India there are l24
English medical graduates, in China
uWeutyninc. and they are also practic-
ing In sydney, Perth, Cape Colony.
Cairo Ceylon. Jamaica and Persia.