Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

| part Of the coat was tucked on the
shoulders and was gathered into a
stitched belt just above the highest
waist line, There was q collar with
tabs of brown lace and the gauntlet
Guns OF the full, loose sleeves were also
OF tne lace. Otherwise the coat was
untrimmed. The skirt wv laid In
swallow plaits and was bordered all
around with a stitched band,
Travelling gowns Of this descriptIon
are very popular this season. as they
are remarkably cool and the coat COW
ers up an 81. MS Of travel when the
Wearer leaves the cars at the end Of her
journey
one sees plenty Of shepherds paid
travelling gowns, and very cool and ep-
proprlate they seem Somehow these
gowns made with short plated skirts
and short 6olero Jackets, seem exactly
the right thing Tor the woman who is
AZ her best In a mannsh linen shirt
waist The two types are alike service.
able practical and smart with the
checked suits are worn wide black belts
OF leather or suede. with enormous gilt
or brass buckles
For short Journeys nothing is better
than neavy linen, blue. brown dun
pink, or even white Tho smartest
linen coat suit ls made with a short.
plated skirt and a box coat Many of
the white ones have colored linen coll
lars and cuffs The thinnest Of bouscs
may be worn under the loose coats
and white canvas or black or tan
leather ties may be worm
For travelling suits Of whatever ma
terial patent leather hats I'm q good
shade OF gray are offered. The shapes
are notifications Of the sailor, and the
hats are swathed In long gray wells
One has 10 be very careful about ones
veil In these particular days. Primarily.
II must match the hat, but that is not
all, The eccentric shapes OF many Of
the new hats have to be taken into con-
sideration IN selecting a veil All nib
liners keep wells in stock and II Is
good plan to allow ones mnlincr to Sc
lect and adjust a veil with every hat
which requires a Veil. OF course one
pays a little more than at the shops
but perhaps Il Is worth H.
The popularity Of taffeta e again at
it's height, Not only the dark shades
for street and travelling are In demand
but the pale and bright shades are be-
ing worn for dressiest functions, These
brilliant gowns seem TO accord perfect
~ with the flower trimmed, tp-tltad
hats so much affected. The f0shionably
gowned woman Is a dainty object this
summer, with her taffetas, her flowers
and her lace guimpes and sleeves, not
IN TpnpfiOF1 hpp paDHh f1afnrufal ,npul,l
Stewed cucumbers are not nearly as
well known as they should be, Tho
flavor IS very delicate and often puzzles
the uninitatod 10 know exactly what
vegetable IS being eaten. The Cucum-
bers are peeled and quartered, and the
pieces cut crosswisc three times Stew
IN sailed water and cook until tender,
Drain and serve IN a thin, white sauce.
An authority on wooen goods says
that the proper way 70 dry them Is To-
hang them on the line without wrlnginE
out any of the water. Dried In this way
the shrlnkage Is said TO be very littlt
Tho white sailor hat left over from |
last summer may he IN perfect coudl- !
ton except for yellowlsh tingo which. !
II course, marks Il FOR an old hat II Is |
said That such hats may be whitened |
perfectly II rubbed hard with a paste |
made Of sulphur and lemon Juice When |
lutte dry brush of every trace Of the
sulphur with a stiff brush.
There Il a great deal Of modern furnl-
lure which is good IN design and sub
stantial IN structure. The pieces are
lyer decorated. and over vanished, AMI
ire thus Objectionable from the aesthetic
,oint ui view. A liqul6 TO he had IN any
wall Taper store or decorating estah-
Varnish and gingerbread
lavlng been done away with, II Is easy
% put on little stain and transform
he ugly furniture into something really