Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
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Dresden silk in a rose pattern. Shoes
match the material Of the suit.
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the mother and the gently rocking cla-
die! What kind OF song viii the poor
poet Of the future be able to make
about an cnameled iron crib with brass
trimmings
Line a pie-pan with pastry. Peel ana
halve medium-sized apples. remove the
cores. and place the halves i'm the pan.
with the rounded side up. Spread thick
~ with brown sugar. dot with buttur.
sprinkle with cinnamon. and pour over
them two or three tablespoonfnls OF
water. Bake until the apples are soft.
To two teasEOunfuls Of gelatine aid
enough water TO cover Il. and soak for
half-hour Put over the fire quart
~ water bring 10 a boil, stir In tho
qelatinc and n cupful OF sugar. and,
when both are dissolved, take from
the fire and add the juice OF two lem
ons. Turn into n howl to cool. when
cool and beginning 10 thicken. stir into
the Jelly one and one-half cupfuls Of
celery cut-not choppci-very fine. Beat
until thoroughly mixed, turn into a w"t
mould and set aside to form Turn
upon a dish lined with crisp lettuce and
servo with mayonnsise.
Ten Years ago, at any rate the mos:
elaborate waists to be bought In Paris
In the rue de la Paix. cost $40. bought
for $50 waists that were 50 ultra ella b.
crate as To me conspicuous upon any
hut special occasions, and / got at he
same time a number OF waists at IS
apiece that were good enough for any
occasion. and with a linen skirt in the
summer were more than ordinarily
smart.
Last year the most Ella horate waists
OF the rue de Ia PAX cost as high pa
SlO0 to $l2j-waists that were then no
more remarkable for their elaboration
than were the $40 waists 10 years AGO.
Yct-and note this pdrticularlY-Ouc
may today in Paris buy the Identical
waists that were for sale 10 years aGl.
At the Identical prices but with the
change in fashion has come a CORES
bonding change in the use to which the
same garnet is put The s. waist. FOR
Instance. could be worn very well to-
day. but scarcely without supple
mentary lace trimmed collar and Iuffie
or talbot. Ten years ago Il was worn
plain. exactly as IL was brought Tho
$50 or $40 waists OF that same period
would be very pretty today. but one
would wear them whore the IS waists
we're worn before. In order To be dressed
at about the same degree OF smartncsP.
II is Illuminating to compare these
elaborate waists OF 10 years ago with
n blouse now used in the same way.
A certain $40 one 10 years ago. for
Instance, had "a plastrpn NJ very fine
English embroidery on the front q rolI
Nalencienney lace dollar, and insert Ions
OF Nalenciennes in the yoke and in the
long Guns OF the sleeves. But the sleeves
above the elbow. and the back OF the
waist, were perfectly plain except for
Few tuclSs In the last modern blou.e
! happened to see the entire waist
front, back, slceves--had the Nalen-
ciennes lace set in, making IL n lace
and linen material. And then the
whole waist WAS almost covered with
great masses OF embroidery as fine as
that ucsed for monographs Another
blouse was not made of linen at all. hut
OF net-lace foundation--upon (which
was appliqued a lot OF embroidery on
NULL and old Italian lace. Very beauti-
full, very costly. and 20 perishable tina.
IL would tear like burnt paper. Both
OF these waists we're to be worn under
a cloth coat. regarded as shirtwaists,
treated as shirtwaists. but We're quite
without a shrtwaist's utility. one hun
dred and fifty dollars marks the most
exaggerated price for blouscs, but this
means no more in relative elaboration
than did n $40 waist 10 or II years ago.
Emily Post, I'm the June Everybody's
A PHOTOGRAPH THAT WAKES UP
AND'GoES TO SLEEP
Changeable photographs OF an unpre-
Cedonted novelty. taken after a method
perfected by the secretary OF the facul-
~ OF sciences in the University OF Mar
settles, NJ. Esta nave, were lately eiuci-
dated before the academy OF sciences.
at Paris and are now creating se1sl-
ton In the scientific papers. NJ Este
nave, II seems, produced what Is called
technically n "dia- positive" on glass Of
a sleeping woman BY inclining the pic
ture ever so little and then shaking ~ a
trine. the eyes OF tine picture apparently
open like the orbs Of a porcelain doll.
In the photograph. moreover the entire
countenance becomes radiant with the
most animated expresslveness. When
the photograph II inclined To its first
position. the eyes slowly close Uncc
more Current Literature.
THE FACTORY GIRLS ATTITUDE
TOWARD MOTHERHOOD.
There has been considerable agitation
recently about race suicide Ne have
been warned that the s1-callcd upper
classes are threatening to die out and
leave the country 10 the prolific indus
trial classes In view OF all this there
Is a considerable fascination in study
ing the attitude of Americas future
mothers toward motherhood. with her
mature dlsilusioned mind the factory
girl has pondered deeply on this sub
1ect and she VIII talk openly about IL
with no more false modesty than a
grandmother would show In talking %
her grandchildren. says Robert Haven
Schauffler In Success Magazine
Slightly fewer than ono sixth OF the
girls are unwilling ever 10 have chill
drcn. Most of these have been elder