The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-22

metal set with tiny jewels or quee,
Egyptian symbols in enamel. The up
to date nenuphar Is attached to a hair.
pin, by means Of which it is kept In
place, and two nenuphars are worn,
one at each temple over the fat hair
dressing, the curls and waves putting
out over the ears behind the button
ornament. When very Egyptian ef-
feet Is desired a fat band of gilt or
silver may be laid across the forehead
at the edge Of the hair, joining the
two nenuphars. 81
While at Newport we heard enthus:-
astic accounts from guests who had at
tended an ''aviary party given by a
group Of young society bachelors by
way OF repaying their hostesses for
the New York winter seasons hospital
ity. 1t seems that the casino ballroom
had been turned into a woodland scene
for the occasion. The men disregard.
ed their decorous and unlovely habil-
iments Of black and appeared glorifed
In raiment OF scarlet and purple, while
the ladies moved In the mazes Of the
brilliant picture as birds of resplen-
dent plumage. There were butterflies
without end, but the sensation Of tho
evening appeared In the character Of
Chanticleer. The wearer's striking
beauty was well set of by head
dress made Of thatch of straw sur
mounted by defiant cock. There were
other lovely flying things represented
which were scarcely birds (what does
fancy care for science?. One woman
wore a swarm Of golden bees in her
hair.
l gather up all these odd ideas con-
corning entertaining, as l know you
are always on the alert for something
new, and in this instance have
made good" haven't 1? But perhaps
you will be even more interested in a
bon voyage luncheon l attended re-
Gently. The first trip abroad is big
event to the average stay at home
girl and one which Is prepared for
with much excitement and festivity.
The luncheon to which I refer was
given for a very young girl who was
crossing the pond for the first time.
The favors for the guests were tiny
ships. On the sails were printed in
gold the steamers name which was to
bear away over the "blue waters" the
honor guest. Her place was designat-
ed by small steamer trunk just deep
and wide enough to contain twelve
steamer" letters written on thin let
ter paper by the other guests present
and WHICH had been sent to the host
ess the day before. The ships at the
guests places were filed with green
and white bonbons. The place cards
were in the shape Of travelling bags,
and the centerpiece was large ship
filed with white sweet peas on mir
ror, with the edges concealed with
ferns. Green candles with white
shades were used, and the menu Vas
cleverly carried out in green and
Mhitss I vas q cparmingly thought
out affair and ole that may be so
easily and inexpensively copied.
Before letting you off from the pc.
rusal of more foolishness3 I must tell
you about an enterprising society man
of my acquaintance. In burst Of con-
fidence he showed me list that he
keeps Of all the eligible girls In his
set. with their personal attractions,
financial status or outlook definitely
set forth and any little popularity of
mind or manners carefully jotted
down, for. said this abnormal youth,
zone woman, unless one happens to
be in love with her. is much the same
as another" How is this for cool cal
culation? Yours sincerely.
New York. MABEL.