Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-08
How to Accomplish Results.

Editor Social Corner: The Corner
is real help to women who haven't
time to think-the woman who thinks
she never shall be able to catch up
with her work. Let me suggest a few
ways to do things: When the hole in
knee stockings is too big to darn set in
a patch from another similar stocking.
Next cut off stocking just at ankle,
turn upper around SO that the patch
will come back of the knee when on.
Sew together again, open and tack
seams and the result is one that will
satisfy the most particular mother
be sure to stretch material when
sewing ankle seam.
To make grape catsup take five
pounds of grapes and press through a
colander, add two and one half pounds
of sugar, one pint of vinegar, a table
spoonful each of cinnamon, cloves,
allspiCe and cayenne pepper and a half
a Tablespoonful of salt. Boil until
re Their thick: bottle and seal. This is
nice with meat or poultry.
To make potato soup, into a gen
erous tablespoonful of mashed potato
beat gradually a pint of new milk
Stir over the fire until very hot. then
stir in heaping teaspoonful of corn
starch dissolved in a little cold mix
Soil, still stirring, until there is no
raw taste of cornstarch in the soup
and season with salt and a little ninc-
ed parsley. The potato must be free
from Jumps Rice may be substituted
but must be we'll mashed, and the milk
must be added slowly.
With the unlined narrow skirts now
i'll style it is necessary to wear petit
coats to harmonic in color with al
most every frock. This is the despa ir
of the woman of average income who
finds it hard to own one silk petit
coat, much less an assortment The
difficulty is solved by adjustable frills
n fn1nraS which tn 1d-
just to any top These fiounces promise
such popularity for the coming sea-
son that they can now be bought ready
made in all materials. from the sheer
est lingeries or rich silks to durable mo-
hair. With q well-fitting yoke top
or q jersey top founce of any color
is buttOned on or can be adjusted by
drawn strings through top of f1ounce
I hope these recipes and suggestions
may be found of value by some sis
tiers of the Corner. POLLY POE.
Stylish Headwear.
Editor Social Corner: 1t may not
be presuming too much if we think
some of the sisters do their millinery
work and that a few hints upon pre-
valent STYLES may help them.
The little girl will look bewitching in
the childish adaptions of the turban
and mushroom sha pes. They are made
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as well as in made up hats of silks
and satins. Some are trimmed with
ribbons, some with flowers and lace,
ard some with ali three. Apparently.
one need have no fear of getting a hat
over trimmed so elaborate are many
of the ones now being shown.
In ohildrenS hats there is a wide va
riety from which to choose. For those
who like extremes there are caps of
beaver or felt with the distinctive
small boy of about three nothing is
in better taste than the soft beavers,
with the narrow brim tilted d little
upward on the right side. The ribbon
band is finished with two ends which
fall just to the edge of the brim. These
hats are to be had in the more usual
shades. but the blacks and blues are,
perhaps, the greater favorites
The fascinating little cap, well call
ed bavolet because it does indeed re-
be a popular innovation here this
women have worn these little caps
by themselves. for evening. They are
RIGS, silver or gold net, and tissue. be-
ing special favorites. They are in
shape quite like the so-called mob cap,
the sole trimming lieinc A flower. cord.
frill lace or something equally simple
placed coquettishly at the left side.
These homely hints may be of some
Norwich. MILLINER.