Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-26

lines to harmonic with the slender
lines of the figure
"Cordlngs. landings and pipings OF
silk, satin and velvet lace, chiffon. net
and other sheer fabrics are being used
extensively. They are very satisfac-
tory since they cnn so readily be made
to match the gown In color and even in
material. IL one tone and one effect be
desired. Where two tones are intro
duced Into a costume, blending os con-
trasting. either one or both shades may
be used very effectively for a collar
finish"
Huntington Caulinower is particu-
larly desirable on account of the de-
cided flavor of its sauce Select a
medium sized firm cauliilower, remove
leaves, cut Off stalk. and soak one hour.
head down, in cold water to cover
Cook. head up. thirty minutes or until
soft In boiling salted water TO cover.
Drain, separate into noweerets, and
pour over the following Mix one and
one-haf teaspoonfuls of mustard. one
and one fourth teaspoonfuls of salt one
teaSpoonful powered sugar and one,
eighth of a teaspoonful of pepper; then
add two eggs slightly beaten. one-half
of cupful of vinegar and one-fourth
of n cupful of olive oil. Cook over
not water stirring constantly, until
mixture thickens. Strain. and add
two tabespoonfuls of melted butter.
one-half of tablespoonful of curry
powder and one-half of teaspoonful
of onion juice.
AT the and 10 cent store NAV he
found Japanese candle shades made
with black lacquer frames and (gen-
.erally) red Japanese paper. Tear out
the paper, and replace with panels Of
rass-cloth. silk. satin or even paoay.
which may be decorated with some ar
tistlc design, II preferred This Is an
excellent way to follow out the color
scheme of table decorations for dinner
or luncheon In the candle-shades.
For apple baskets, shade apples In
the form of baskets as shown in the
Illustration and Ill with the following
sauce Wipe. pare, core and cut eient
apples in eighths. Put In stew-pan and
add one cupful of sweet cider, one half
of a cupful of maple syrup, two Slices
of lemon, one fourth OF a teaspooAfri
of salt Zone tablespoonful of butter anl
Few gratings of nutmeg. Cook un-
I'll apples are soft, remove lemon slices.
nd force mixture through a sieve.
There Is something irresistible these
days about New Yorll's little arsto-
crats-the wee girls and small boys
as you see them out for an airing in
the parks and on the avenue
OF course they are dressed simply.
for that is the fashion. but their tiny
coats and dear little bonnets arc alb
solutely fetching, Generally speaking.
the little tots who have fashinablG
mothers are wearing white coats. And
those most in favor are made of white
bearslSin. With these coats are worn
little hoodshaped bonnets of the
same soft white fur and silky white
beaver with roscttes at each ear
made of some pretty shade of satin
ribbon. Under the rosettcs ribbons
arc fastened tying under the chin
Sometimes. In place of the satin
rosctte, n little cluster of velvet liow-
ers Is used. such as a group OF pink
Velvet-petaled rosebuds. White cor
duroy coats are also the vogue and
are worn with hoods or caps and leg
wings to match, The majority OF
these corduroy coats are made severe
ly plain and fasten down the front
with pearl buttons. Some nre In Rus
sian effect with white silk frogs as
the trimming.
In announcing her plan of work. Mrs.