Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
In Women's World.

The accessories for warm weather arc
particularly dainty and charming this
year. says the July Delineator Lacy
nuts and hand embroidered silk gloves
are taNoritCs for Summer days and
the chamois glove is liked for its wash
anle qualities. In some of the silk
gloves. lace is Insect in bracelet ef-
rect. he sheerest and filmest OF hand
kerchiefs appear in white and colored
efects. lace trimmed and hand en-
hroidered, or absolutely plain, with
narrow hem. hand-stitched, and those
finished with buttonholed scallops are
very pretty
Parasols seem to have reached the
very acme OF perfection in shape and
colorlng. The very newest has l6 in
stead Il eight ribs. and is suggestive of
the japanese. There is wide assort-
ment Of handles, and the decorative
effects ana beautiful standings are as
varied as the costumes they are made
to accompany. In neck ruches Of tulle.
maine, liberty or messaline. the new
est idea is to finish them with large
bow which is arranged at the middle
Of the back or at one side.
A sandwich which is little more
trouble, but which quite repays Tor the
effort to make it, is made by chopplng
English walnuts and mixing with
cream cheese and little chopped wa
tercresi, finishing with little mayon-
naise. Add a spray Of Cress after the
mixture is spread on the bread.
AT a picnic given last summer one Of
the girls brought tiny rolls, not over
two inches in diameter and made quite
round in shape. The tops of each roll
had been cut to form a lid. the crumbs
pulled out and the cavity filled with
chopped chicken, seasoned with salt
and black pepper. and made moist with
very thick cream.
Every one has a favorite receipt for
deviled eggs, and the usual one is to
mash the yolks of hard boiled eggs, add
mustard salt and pepper to taste, with
enough vinegar to make the mixture
moist, and finally a little chopped meat.
When well mixed, ii is nodded into
balls and returned to the cavity in the
whites of the eggs. A good variation of
this is to add grated cheese instead OF
meat and mayonnaise or cream salad
dressing instead Of vinegar
The bread for making the sandwiches
should be "a hours old, or it will not
slice smoothly. Trim the crusts off if
you wish an especially appetizing APP
pearance, but don't forget to save the
later. Cream the butter with a spoon
before spreading the sandwiches, and
don't put it on too thick. When the
sandwiches are made, wrap them in
parafin paper or in a napkin wrung
out of hot water.
If entertaining on the Fourth of July,
suggests Anne Rittenhouse. in the July
Delineator. send out invitations for a
euchre afterwards il YOU play cards;
If not. have any of the popular pro
gressive games played at tables, IN
which are military effect is carried out.
Serve supper first. Decorate the table
with a large mound of green sod or
green paper. On top Of this put toy
cannon and around it pyramids of large |
chocolate balls to represent cannon |
lalls. In the sod stick numbers of lit |
lie flags. Put flag at each plate, |
sticking upright in a slice of bread.
Serve first a fake" salad made OF |
oils of green paper in each of which |
5 question on American history Pass |
lround small books in red. white and
blue paper with pencils attached In |
hese the guests Will find numbers cor
responding TO the questions that they
lraw from the salad. They have the
Whole supper hour in which to write
Town correct answers.
After supper arrange the tables
where the games are to be played With
imall mounds of sod in the center,
ZACH holding four flags Give the
quests small flags for score cards. II
'ou wish 10 play games Of action in
tead of card games, you can carry out
ny OF those given below for out OF
oors. in a restricted way, The rooms
an be freed of too much furniture SO
can he allowed
They who go a-picn.al1ing must
leeds consider the question of luncn
nd IL greatly helps the preparations
or days jaunt If all the packing ma
eral and all the favorite picnic re
ipes are kept In one place in the
itchen cupboard. just as one keeps an
shelf" for company. When
ummer approaches arrange also a
picnic shelf and the preparing and
acking of lunch will lose all its ter
ors.
There should BIZ some big sheets Of
leavy brown paper one of which.
eatly folded, should be put in the !