The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-22
Of Interest to Women
TWO RECIPES.
ORANGE MarmaladA.

TWO RECIPES.
Orange Marmalade.
Take half a dozen ripe oranges and
two lemons. Peel four OF the Or
anges and the lemons. and carefully
remove all the white pithy skin. Cut
oranges and lemons In small pieces.
Slice the remaining two unpeeled Or
anges In thin slices and cut into Sec
tons. Place In large saucepan. COW
er with cold water and let stand "a
hours. Boil slowly one hour and
stand aside again till next day. Now
slowly boil another hour. add an
equal weight of sugar to the fruit and
cook. pour into sterilized glass jars
or jelly glasses. Let them stand
day or two before covering. Grape
fruit marmalade may be made in the
same way.
Baked Liver.
Wash and wipe the liver dry. Cut
a dozen match-like strips of salt pork
and insert in the gashes cut in the
liver or use q Harding needle. Dredge
the liver with flour, sprinkle on o lit
tie salt and bake half an hour in a
hot oven.
Yellow Gowns for Red.Haired Girls.
IN suggesting gowns for red-haired
girls nowadays no great attention
seems to be paid by the modistes to
what reasonably might be supposed
to be the main point to be considered
the color" complains girl with
brilliant tresses. who thinks the
dressmaker who will let the Titan,
beauty venture abroad in any color
but yellow doesn't know her business.
The discovery that red hair and yell
low are quite compatible was made by
her on sailing trip. She says a
storm came up and red-haired girl
put on yellow oilskin jacket and
blossomed forth a beauty, and in spite
Of the terror and excitement of
storm at sea the other women ca
board uttered. EXPLANATIONS of delight
ed approval. -,
Frills of Fashion.
Poppy red will be very much used
in the realms of evening wraps this
season, as we'll as Venetian and In
dian red. Many of the theater coats
which are carried out in these colors
are fashioned Of velvet or velveteen.
Soft silk sashes with embroidered
scalloped edges are seen upon some
of the sheer French gowns. They are
either used as q short wasted girdle
or are passed around the waist sew
eral times, drawn to the back and tied
there, the falling ends giving short
wasted empire suggestion. Silk or
ribbon can be arranged in the same
manner
Monotony of Home Work.
The popular complaint of the wo-
men is the monotony of housework.
and the man who says business Is
also monotonous gets frowned down.
The women believe that business
Office is the scene Of an unchanging
round of excitement and interest. and
any effort to prove the contrary only
makes them mad. Still. woman has
beans to string today; and tomorrow
1t is not beans to string, but corn to
husk, and the men don't have such a
wonderful variety OF occupations
Atchison Globe
wraps for Young Girls.
For young girls, the favorite wrap
Is long cape, perhaps with the hoou
at the back or with several little
capes that flare out over the should
ers and make their youthful wearer
look broad.
Plenty of coats are seen, too, prac-
tically replicas of the simplest of
those the debutante wears. and likely
to be finished with deep collar and
cuffs of fur. That delightful touch
need not be expensive. either, If you
have laid away among your treasures
a bit Of fur of almost any kind, and
suit the material of the wrap to it.
For instance, bit Of Persian lamb is
stunning upon one Of the scarlet
cloaks that prove so serviceable, ana
even beaver is pretty upon wrap In
the same dull, soft woody brown,
while gray or brown squirrel suggest
endless pretty combinations.
Only q few white winter wraps are
used for very young girls. unless they
peated cleanings. And even then there
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wrap. with its unmistakable air Of
evening festivities, as there is in one
of color.
That light weight felt stuff, found
in upholstery shops, is used great
deal for these wraps. and serge is
used almost as often. Broadcloth. OF
course, is loveliest of all for them,
and when broadcloth is used 1t Is not
the chiffon broadcloth Of last year,
but weight just little heavier that
has twice the wear in 1t.
Blue and brown and red are the
three colors upon which the changes
are rung, the prettiest of the brown
tones really no more than biscuit COL
or deepened little. Among the red
shades have come the pretty dahlias
and wine shades over which Paris is
On enthusiastic Rut good strong