The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

\ and to make sure that the folds OF her
robes we're draped on classic lines.
But alas for the Hcbe OF 1904! n the
4 girl feminine who propitlates ana
2 serves the household gods Is the spusi.
est character imaginable. lrlstchd IL q
such slmples as ambrosia ana hes,a,,
sho must be posted on seyen-con = y,
dinners. With all the accessorles when l
/. the modern passion for Luz luxury de,
man1s. whether the household god
has the money to pay for st or not not
The family 5I1ebes plays an important u any
part IN the 5 domestic circle every e
family wishes 70 make the nest az /,
incotI q The father Is busy ma king
It. The mother Is busy maxim IT go
Al far as possible In the prosaic duties
AZ housing, Il clothing and educating the
! yo,Ing people. Consequently the p
propriate, the dainty. the uT TO. g .d y g
Il service N a the household falls toS that
4 daughter whose 4 special gift is dainty
I, slonestic,ty, and abe Is kept busy. too.
You viii find her at the bargain.
counters searching not for dress goods
mr. millinery, but for desirable bits OF
household linen, doyles, lunch cl0t hs,s
n "a per cases lamp shades and 80 on.
Il she rs not always buying these th'ingsN
4 sometimes simply taking mental not !.
and ter evolving clever limitations py
4
& Won Will H find her5sup betimes in the
morning at the market and the flower
i stalls. picking up the fresh hest and most,
81 desirable garnishes for the NJ tn bic. ! gu
WIN f,,1d her I'M the house furnishing!
shops. watching, for little coT,venie ~ \
which will make the cook rno 9 mia a's
and tho service more Fsa ttsfac story. md
YOU viii find her many m ornings. In q
coonettisil little coffee Jacket, serving
Siather.g breakfast IN mother place
The IN tozdntc Hebe is wise In VI the
law scf ma perry. "a Unless she has large
q income d t her disposal she goes An for5
the simple and consersat 1--we sss eif cts.
even tabooing cOlorcd emil reidery on he e
\ doylIes and center piece s..
sSsli5 For breakfast and cheon she uses,
\ n bare table, with plate and glass doylies.
as we'll as the center piece. Many OF
~ hnse she makes M herself !. Those for5
Y owery-d day IKE may sho W circle OF teavy,
i plain linen. scalloped In rat n st
nj, inner circle Of small polka g g iots also also
y done In satin stitch !.
The possession5 ~hichsslle $craYca Just
u noYy is q center piece In Arabian lace,
III is5 square or round. according TO- tho
& shane OF the table,. The lace Is not less
han ~ wcnty-fo four inches IN depth, SUI 4
a rounding a center Of linen small by com =
III parson Arabian lace Is very DARK 7,
fact % an ccru--and 1t does not look wen ven
above white damask, but IS SUPERB " " q .
bare. polished table
When the dining room Is IN the tones zones
II known as woodland colors. an q u tteDc !;
x desires to get rather odd an sl ior me
1,reak m st or lunch table, she uses mats
81 81 doyl les or rafia work ~ ending
" ttywy. greens and browns toEethe
59E a young woman whose special PRICE ~
& her dining room has recent ~ received as
n gift from her father a round table N
mosaic, showing the finest OF WOOD lnla g.
with ivory and mother Of pearl 10 cover oyer
this table she has a cloth q NJ ealcani
VI drawn work, which comes WITHIN 9 Y lew Fis.N
inches OF the edge and sh lows the q cx 81
quislte mosaic coloring rough 4; ! "
ordinary Use the table Is covered z WIFI
n a silence cloth OF except onai 5thlc hiless
and one Of damask. i 3 (.
& e. The family depe never trusts the maids
WITH tho delicate task Of laundering her
finest pieces She washes the fdoylles WIZ, WIZ.
$8plre white soap and tepid water, irons
them while wet on a pure s5@nlse .a.o.l.
i he'd ,oyers d thick pad, and lays them
away between sheets of blue tissue paper.
The family Hebe has ono closet In. the
nantry devoted to paper cas es. pa per lace
Il ma Isl. candle shades and similar decora7Fs
q lions. The paper cases arc used for
& serving frozen puddings and q various Ia
delicate creaYned or made dishes Gi Ihey:
are not necessarily decorative but dainty.
Il The pure white ones, with crimped edges
are best for everyday use. They may
bn square. oblong or round. with lace
paper doylies toyfit under them ..s
Miss Hebe finds that electricity is being
much used in place OF candles for light-'