Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-13

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( has the circular shaping that sits
/ smoothly over the hips and fares about
| the feet The skirts with circular side
! are moi only very smart but they are
/ extremely pretty rs well. especially IN
| the new stripes and checks. Wherever
! il is practical the well dressed woman
will utilize the two and three and four
| piece circular skirts in her summer
| wardrobe.
very pretty summer salad is this:
| Select some green peppers and open
| them at the top and take out the seeds;
make each one stand on lettuce leaf
quitting a tiny bit off the bottoms II
necessary. Then prepare some small
cooked green string beans. the smaller
the better by mixing them with French
dressing; ill the peppers with these ana
on top of each one put a little ball OF
cream cheese. The combination Is
quite unusual in flavor and very good
/ Fruit salads are the daintiest and most
refreshing of all we have in summer
and they are almost no trouble To
make. Several kinds of fruit should not
be put together as a usual thing how
ever for that is apt to make messy
dish one or two kinds mixed or one
alone is quite enough. Then, too, 1t
should be remembered that mayonnalse
rarely combines WIFI IlulIS. lHeTe ~
one eXceptn at least for pineapple IS
particularly good with IT, but With most
other fruits French dressing should be
used and this should have little vinegar
in it-lemon juice is much better.
Strawberry salad is made by aTrang-
ing for each person six or more very
large, fine berries in a cup-shaped let
tuce leaf: these are laid on a platter
and French dressing is put on last. Like
all salads. to be good this must be cold.
Cherry salad Is made with either Cal
ifornia cherries or the large oxhearts
and both red and white ones are used,
or the two are prettily mixed. The
cherries are stoned without breaking
them and in place Of each pit BIT
of nut is pressed in. or small hazel
nut Is put in entire. They are laid on
lettuce and French dressing poured
over. This Is rather an elaborate dish
dish when finished, but simple enough
to make If one has time and is willing
to take the trouble to put II together
Americans travelling abroad are often
puzzled on the subject of baths, says
the June Delineatur We are so used
mt home to the luxury of porcelain
tub. that we feel as If we had fallen
I'm among the heather when after
dusty journey we find that there is no
bath in the pension. There are al
ways public baths in European cltles
freuuented by people of refinement.
The baths are kept Immediately clean.
and the prices charged are not nigh
say twenty-five cents for everything
included-soap, towel ana tip If you
Ike a bran BATH which Va most re-
freshing. you can have a sack OF bran
TO throw into the bath for about ten
cents There are often swimming
pools in connection with these places.
and the attendants are usually very
good chiropodsts and manlcurists as
well as hair ressers You can order
a bath brought to you II YOU like, and
il night he amusing To do this once
for novelty. These come deurer, nat
urally; but all these things are part
of the varied experiences which make
up the peculiar charm and novelty of
"a journey abroad.
When YOU are sewing i'm n great hur-
ny. and the machine belt becomes loose
do not stop to remove IT in order TO
tighten It, simply put drop OF ma
chine oil on it, turn the wheel II few
seconds, and proceed with frightened
belt.
Let me warn those who are planning
for summers recreation TO choose
their vacation friends with care.
For example there was girl who had
with a casual friend. 1t was girl
whom She had not known intimately,
but they had been thrown together
more or less, and when the proposition
was made by one of thcm that they
should 90 together on their vacation
both thought II would be good thlng'
But II wasn't They did not know each
other well enough 10 risk IL, and when
they were thrown closely together each
was disappointed IN the other, and they
did not have enough adaptahility TO
hit II Off well on some subjects be-
cause they failed TO agree on others
That vacation was failure to both,
Aonther mistake sometimes made Us
la going 10 the WRONG sort OF place.
Make up your mind from the first
what YOU want to do when you 90
away then select your place
The girl who is tired out with hard
work should not choose gay resort
where there viii be much dressing ana
constant excitement of one Kind or ah-
other She needs a country place or
quiet seaside spot where she can
lie In a hammock or ON the sand ana
look al green trees or blue waves. On
the other hand, the home girl who has
"a constant round Of monotonous duties
win be helped by a taste OF lYellness
I'm her outing and viii be hetter FOR
meeting new people
Sights will encounter you ON every
side. disappolntments viii meet you,
faults viii swarm In the places ana
persons you encounter and II you get
any good out OF your vacation you WI
| do Il, 80 to speak, IN spite OF yourself
But bring enthusiasm and deter
mination 10 enjoy and II must pc
| very desperate condluon OF lungs
| which win make the holiday Iallule'