Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19

equal, ana yet having IN his huuds the
power and the glory He is himself
none the less, In the widest sense Of the
word the servant OF servants FOR from
the drops OF blood In our veins To the
giant worlds revolving in the heavens,
all things are held together by his
care
Buttermilk Is said 10 be very fatten-
ing, aud is n good beverage Tor seden-
physical disabilities. lot lutt milk
is recommended Tor colds
a handful OF dried orange or lemon
peel kept In the cake-boX or cookie jar
is said to Improve the flavor OF the
cake
a woman who dropped ID large piece
Of butter on her SILK waist was Zoo desc
pair for there was mo bcnzne or
French chalk IN the house. a sudden
inspiration caused her 10 cover she
grease spot Tricky with ialcun pow
der leaving II overnight lu the mom-
ing the spot had disappeared
Some cooks soak salt ham overnight
In milk before broIing Cor breakfast
salt Mackerel is said 90 be improved
by soaking In sour milk
A modern craftsman jcvolcr has
made some very beautiful pieces. Csc
pccially brooches with bits of ancient
glass, Some of these have Jain for Gene
turtles under ruined temples. and the
years and contact with the earth have
TUNED them into exquisite bits of
lrldcsceuce Those ave get No gold.
eaboyately worked and chased. and the
effect Is indescfibably iewel-liko and
quaint a brooch made bv thI3 artist
was exhibited recently and was greatly
admired. The glass was ID rich clo'dy
gray streakcd with darker bands.
showing i0st I'M the middle glreuk OF
richest red The gold was wrought in.
TO clump Of palm trees and a train
OF camcs crossing the piece of glass as
II II were the evening sky The red
streak represented the sunset ln a most
realistic fashion.
A charming ceutre-pIece for q
Thanksgiving table seen last year
"a small silver tray that resting ON sil-
yer feet was elevated an inch on more
from the cloth. A wreath OF autumn
leaves encircled the tray and the fruit
was artisticalv arranged with the
leaves and dropping wlsps Of bearded
grain. A rustic basket Of any sort or
an Indian canoe. either one is pretty
holder for the center-piece Of fruit. A
large horn plenty Us frequently used
or smaller ones arranged az the corners
OF the table with flowers and fruit fill
Ing them. The Thanksgiving table, ms
q rule, Is apt TO be very hospitable
board, and OF generous length, which
viii absorb a good deal of decoration
one effective design had the center
piece Of fruit and az either end Of the
table a sheaf Of wheat nearly two feet
high. with a cluster Of rich American
Beauty roses rising out OF the center
OF each sheaf on q smaller table this
decoration may be used alone ms a CEN
ter piece The combination Of the hot
house and modern flower with the
wheat representing the very necessity
OF life seems a little lncongruous I'm
suggestion. Actually however, the
gold OF the grain and the rich color Of
the rose form a most attractive CONF
binatlon.
II one has access 10 country fields In
November, the glowing red berries and
vines ana branches Of gorgeous hles
that may then be had offer most artis-
tic material The DOWN thistle balls
picked &C the right time are affective
mixed with autumn vines and berries,
Il should not be forgotten that au-
tumn leaves may be gathered at the
moment Of their greatest beauty I'm late
october or early November and beau-
tlfully preserved by being dipped light
/. I'm q weak gum-arabic water When
dry thew should be kept In boxes care
fully and lightly packed as the treat
mcnt makes them very brittle BY thls
method however. their colors are pre-
served, and they may be used repeat-
dly.--Harper's Bazaar