New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
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I HOUSEHOLD Is a]
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How has woman kept pace in the worlds prog
ress. handicapped as she is by the things she
wears? asks Good Housekeeping Put a sane
minded. sound bodied OF fortitude and con-
trolled impulses into high heeled shoes long skirts
done up hair, picture hat with veil and pins
start him down boulevard and he will be in a
IIrenzy OF imp3uence and discomfort before cover
ing the first block. ready TO fight the fellow being
Add TO his impedimenta a lifted in corset and he
would collapse in PrOmethean heIpessness.
Chopped watercress and delicate lettuce leaves
make delicious sandwiches for garden party
luncheon, also very thin. waferlike slices or thor
oughly pared lemon on bread and butter Boston
brown bread and homemade white bread both cut
very thin and spread thickly with peanut butter
make variety pleasing TO both eve and taste says
'Harpers Baz1r." The two kinds OF bread should
De laid evenly together. put under heavy weight
IN piles OF not than four sandwiches IN depth
and when the weight is removed. cut out in figures
round. diamond shaped, etc, with sharp tin mouIdz
This adds greatly TO their danness and attractive
ness II hot Russian tea De served at a garden
party it should be accompanied with thin strips Of
bread and butter. spread with caviar mixed with
lemon juice In the matter Of cakes served at
Such aHairs. nut waters almond strips. almost any
thing that is not sticky crumbIy is desirable
In serving creams and ices a pretty fancy Is to
have the former IN tall glasses. with a generous
supply OF whipped cream the top Of each. a rose
or some single attractive blossom the plats
beneath. or. in the case OF ices slice may bs
On a pate WIN the blossom LAID gracefully
beside It, When the frappe is TO be home made.
vanilla parfait Is OF the daintiest and most con
Venient things to have. it does require to be
six eggs ver, stff COOK a c1In of sI , T
Of sggar till It forms ball in your fingers. and
ing and beat tin cold; then lightly add a quart OF
which close tightly ana h1rv IN jcs snJ al, SI-
nve % hours This quantity will serve fourteen par
For country dwellers. who may desire the bios
SONS OF favorite rose for some special occasion
d horneiy but effective method Of keeping the buds
at that particular degree OF half bIownness' that
gives a chalcelIke beauty Of outline with more
than hint of the deep heart color. is as follows
When the bud reaches the stage which betokens =
bursting on the morrow. take strips OF old linen
little wider than the blossoms are deep. and wind
gently. but firmly about each. 10 the number
desired In reservation, and pin together lightly a.
thicknesses deep about each bud to exclude the
When the bud is Is eo i0nns 05 6s1 sGn late Syenins
IS the best time for its Imprisonment In this
days thereby greatly increasing the available sup
have caught up with them and the fete day arrives
The child cure is departure in the tr>at-
ment Of neuropathy Like most good things il
was discovered by accident A woman who sur
fered from complication of complaints was sud
denly thrown, by unforeseen circumstance. into
the society Of several young children for short
a marked Improvement in her Circulation her
sleeping and the steadness Of her nerves He tried
the same treatment another nervous patient but
/ let it come about naturally. as might any change
/ OF circumstance, and not at all as medicine
In hanging pictures, says authority the
subject. the general effect should be considered
rather than the desire to show great number. "
proves most advantageous IN many to hava
| the picture frames like the woodwork and cOnsd
I cred a part of the decoration. Pictures are 100
| often hung without any thought OF their relation
10 the places they 1ll. In a wide. heavily carved
fireplace oil painting substituted for the
| ordinary mirror. The deep sunk elaborately treat
! ed frame formed part OF the mantel, and the
| rich. warm colOrs in the painting itself gave a
I substantial unity TO the whole end OF the room
have effected The best rule for framing and hang
ing pictures is perhaps after all 10 throw tradition
10 the dogs and use your Individual taste
hospitality makes point Of having her luncheon
| or dinner flowers harmonic with her toilets A.
second breakfast she appears. for instance in .
| trailing gown Of yellow. and the table reflects z,
! glory OF tea roses heavy and deWy and sweet A.
| dinner. perhaps there will be profusion OF the
graceful richly colOred fuchsia. and the hostess
/ gown of soft crepe running the gamut from paleSt
| mauve TO deepest purple, emphasizes the unique
| the flIChSia is flower rarely
| ned rabIe decoration. but especially adapted.
| neIertheIess. 10 artistic pvTamidal effect and
| unsurpassed in grace of spray point and pud ar
| rangement
| Instead Of hot water bottles. some authorities
| recommend to those who suffer from cold feet q
little constitutional in the bathtub before retiring
! The cold water should be allowed to to ankle
depth and the patient should wade in II for aooq,
two minutes, finishing with brisk run GoId nSnSS f
/ may be treated in the same way out nave " -
1 kept longer in the water