New-York tribune., 1905-01-13

The woman OF artistic taste and nirnble fingers
will always find plenty TO do as a designer and
maker OF iswelry. according TO a writer IN IhA
Ladies' Realm" The ornaments produced By such
workers meet demand that is said be satis-
ned by the ordinary trade jewelry. The latter 70
exqusitey finished while amateur work is muo1
rougher. At the same time. however. there Ia mors
spontaneity and originality in the amateur worlz.
and there are numbers OF people who would nsver
iar iH 9asIsr e IN Ggs ies br Who are d 10 acairs :.
,1-C1Ie s11cirar from The hands 81 clever Vorles
worker. Intending students OF this arr are advised
to begin with wire work Charming ornameAtz
can be made in wire alone. silver wire being ths
most effective and easily worked Gold is as easy
addition OF jewels the wire designs. ela5orata
tir OF small ievels is said not % Re difeuIt Tha
ornaments which afford the hnest feia toT dessrl-
here the designer T. not limited by any eonsidera5
tons OF shape or SIZE. as ne Is IN the matter %
brooches. earrings rings or bracelets
a pretty idea for a chiidren's party Is howss
dance. with garlands OF paper roses. chrysanths-
NUNS and carnations intermingled with greeneFys
Sixteen garIands required and should be fas-
tened 70 a hook in the ceiling. Wen out OF ths
way OF gas Jets and open fires. The grand chain
cuted with these garlands.
Motoring modes have done a great deal for ths
economical woman who does not motor, for shs
avail herself OF the cosey fur coats in opossu.
pony skin. musquash and several OF the lesser furs
which have been revived with new and grea5iC
smart enough for ordinary occasions as well as for
travelling. motoring. driving etc.
You may not know enough TO advise our statss-
men about the tariff. and. Of them seem TO
understand the matter. II IS very possibly too deep
for any OF the present generation says writer IN
"Harper's Bazar'' But the OF the streets. tho
construction OF the school buildings and much
concerning the conduct OF the schools themselves.
the disposition OF garbage and ashes the position
and maintenance near towns Of uUisances Hks
abattOirs soap factories and chemical works which
many times cause great discomfort and even cpl
them cut and puts them where they ought 10 be-
much the currency and the tariH and the foreign
policy. All these affairs come under the aead of
municipal housekeeping and women should feel
as responsible for their conduct as men.
'On the other side OF your kitchen door Is another
race, another language a different religion an
alien civilization" said a bright woman the other
day IN discussing the problem OF domestic service
in New-York City. Even il your maid speaka
English. you have not the same language. When
SnT iSse yogI % mouse IoT hsr lhuTsday out shs
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cerned yet there she lives her real life and mas kr
Is il any wonder that problems arise when two
civilizations meet under one roof in relation that.
while II Is economic has just enough OF family ne
In its most aggravated FORM IL 70 reCo1cils I've -,
Tor me most money the mistress.s for the most
Ior more intelligence than you viii find in the in
1T is clear that we need sense OF mutual re-
latlon We can never get along until mistress and
they must understand each other better than thew
do now and We must understand the servants side
higher intelligence.
Z do not believe individual effort win do uuca
toward solving the problem OF domestic service
no sooner have you solved II wiki Jane than Bridget
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really believe that We have at least made some
facts in the case"