Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-02-25
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FOilIbTtdDic the HISL NlIQCutE moments
When there IS only one servant. or even
when there is none such, a function does
rot tax the ability of a hostess for tea
may be prepared before, or. should She
arrange it herself, she can ger together
all Of the required dishes. etc, and not
put them on the tray unless visitor
arrives. Then il will take her but mo-
meit to place two or three cups. a dish
Of thin bread and butter, some cookies.
cream and lemon and sugar on the
waiter which can then be taken in and
pat on Il small table, which should be
| placed where 1t can he easily reached
One young hostess who has no regular
"at home" day, and so has friends drop
ping in any afternoon. keeps Il kettle Of
water on the gas range, the light under
| 1t at the lowest possible point Every
object for the tea tray is where she can
| get il within two minutes. The bread
and butter she always prepares after
| luncheon. and if it not used for tea
| is in good condition for dinner As soon
| as visitor arrives she excuses herself
saying that she wishes 10 get tea. and
| instantly turns up the gas under the ket-
| tie BY the time the articles are on the
! tray the water is boiling and the tea is
made instantly.
When one has "A maid there is no neces-
sity for leaving the guest.
The idea that afternoon tea must be
Ella borate is mistake. Only when
woman lives elegantly is it expected that
she will have several different kinds of
sandwiches and various cakes, as well
as candies, every afternoon.
The object is TO offer hospitality in
keeping with ones usual manner of liy
ing. Even if visitors do not care for tea
| they are apt to take n cup and pretend
TO drink it, and the refreshment always
brings Il more social atmosphere to the
afternoon.
Swirled tulie headdresses are prophe-
sled for summer days. The tulle will he
held in position by iewcled pins. and in
many cases it will he of the same color
as the hair. either matching 1t exactly or
same tone.
1,bot tho etooa ms , Str,u~ intI,,cpna
on stvlee m nnG ,vnnld -hipl IL 3onyino
bnt no inlay II sne,ns has bsd 60 n,-;dont
am effect nS tha ,nucb tailed If ..f,b,n+a,
rler !" The harvard folk are riviner sng.
,,pstions ia the dressmakprs and his fha
French saw * yhv we sea 81 mich nf
the "melange." or shot silk combining
several colOrs. and WHY peacocl, hines
greens and browns are so ponnIar #
isn't a bad idea to 20 to the birds nlnm-
age for colors. but why stop nj tha cock
and the peacock?
For Il delicate garlic sauce sucb rs
French women are known for boil car
lie in at least five waters. draining II
each time and then chop it and add
il to white sauce
rayurite way of cooking ma,,rnt,i
in northern italy is. to boil II fender in
sailed water. drain it. add consomme
and cook until the consomme is ab-
Sorbed At the last Il tpaspOOnful of
French mustard mixed with a table
spoonful of butter, four tabcSpoonfuls
of grated cheese. onion juice to flavor
and pepper are added. The mixture is
well blended and is then covered with
buttered crumbs and baked.
One of the most beautiful curves in a
woman's figure Is the shoulder line, eX-
tending from the ear out to the bend of
the arm. IL seems somehow TO Indicate
the whole woman. The poise of the head
is dependent upon this line, or seems to
grow out Of it, and as the head is poised
the woman inclines. 1t is said that pa
trican blood comes out in the way Il
woman holds her head, and yet, in spite
of this well-known fact. and the judg
ment that is brought down upon the
careleSsly held head. women will DELHI
erately conceal from the discriminating
this evidence of blood and good up
bringing.
The gracefully sloped shoulder should
never be concealed 10y outstanding frillS.
thick in effect by the use of ruching.
There is an erroneous method-all too
| frequently empIoycd-which insists upon
making women fat by filling up the
| shoulder curve and by putting out the
slender neck. 1t is only the mistake Of
| n less experienced or an inartistic dress
maker. The woman who makes a study
| of her pntren cannot possibly stuff the
! figure nj these noints when an alterno-
! five will do MS well and hetter.
! Keen the neck clear Of ali extras. Mar
row thn necktia hn,y, ar clnugatn II ma thn
t,roa,lin.. # heIomd Tho nocl, nntl;ne H.
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