The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-02

Young girls who are up to date Il
their ideas should not overlook tn,
advisnbility of keeping on hand n sill,
ply OF Japanese napkins, for thci
uses as labor savers are many, ant
also ~nresarvators of the famil,
health.
During the summer months your:
girls especially are great instisater!
Of picnics. Then the pills OF japanese
NAPKINS should be quickly sought FOL
clearly and dainty bits of Laper IL
Which TO wrap up sandwiches oaks
pie aud I'll the good things that I-'.
to make picnic jolly. When they
nave performed their service they cal
be thrown away not being sufiiclsntl,
valuable to carry home and to burden
the family wash tub.
Not only at picnics, but at verlnda
tea sprcGs after tennis and at inform
nj luncheons at homo should Japanese
napkins be employed instead OF fine
Linen, The modern young girl has he
gun 10 feel keenly that 1t Is neccs
sity to adopt every possible means tic
save labor, and to this end she Uses
as freely as she can the little napkins
from the land OF the rising sin.
The most pronounced present uss OF
these articles is in case Of illness, es.
pecially, those that can be transmitted
from one member of the family to an.
other. Pneumonia, tonsilitis. tuberculo.
sis and even the ordinary cold are now
looked on as evils from which girls
as well rs all other sane mortals
should protect themselves by evary
known device. .tt
The use the llandkerchiefs belong
Ing TO the regular wardrobe during
the time Of severe cold and then :,
put them in with the wash on Mon.
day is to expose the family, and parti.
cularly The laundress to the same dis.
comfort malahy. In serious cases Of
illness, pneumonia among them. 1t +.
a trly lamcitablc fact that 'handkc.-
chiefs, napkins and towels are often
used for the relief of the invalid AMI
which afterwari are cleaned in the
laundry.
The use OF the Japanese napkins or
handkerchicfs as they may then be
called does away with this too fire..
Qucnt mode of spreading contaglcn.
They serve the invalid rs well as linen
and when they are no longer required
they should be burned.
The very smooth sorts are chosen
for use il. sickness. while those OF
crinlilcd crepclike surface are PIE.
fcrred when attractiven"ss alone Ia
desired. AT most they cost about fifty
cents thousand.
:. Flower conceits.
Every year the fad for presenting
the bridal attendants with nl'ist:
and expensive souvenirs OF the occ.,
sion grows. until nowadays this itrn:
OF the wedding expense Is csG 70 be
carefully considered
A !ne Llcce pr, jewelry Is the ACCEPT
cd ,okcn TINT mt'.t :: EiIcn ini III,
gifts for the bride to give l,nr maids
may range from . modest ilnip;n to
costly ring. ScaiT pins seem, TO be
tho gift par excellence for the ushc:.
f; nd hest man.
Rings set in TIE new square designs
make mncn.appreclatel gifts ana AZ.
Hullt lHe luSo1 IN PafiS.
The center may be either n canary
diamond or one OF the precious co =
stones. and Is usually surrounded tyl
two Or rs many RVS of diamons ns
inc 1'rsL can afford. They taxi III"
Place Of the srstwhilc popular dihnnr
ring and are Just lis Iaowy.
TIE newest conccit in the fashion
Al a VI 4 tr hn -
stones into floral designs. Tiara; Gcs
collars. necklaces, pins. any :! The
thcLsand feminine ornaments, are
modelLa from living flowers
and he cG.Lt is inGcscrta5ly b,au'i
full
Fancy n spraif of lilics.o:.tl,o VALLEY
lr..:. Of diamonds AMI emM a.is. y
tiara OF rubics aid diamonds "c9.a.
scnting American Beauties. The ma.
jority Of the floral designs arn carried
ont in diamonds, comparatively few
other stones being used.
The now fashion In hair.lrcssing
gives unlimited scope for novelties,
in ornaments. Knobs, loops, wings.
bands. all a.glitter bedeck. milady's
locks. Even the fiat bands of ribbon
or silk worn close to the forehead
and matching the costume are caught
with pins nblaze with diamonds.
The Psche wings are except nal,y
fetching sometimes the entire .orna.
ment being Of diamonds set IN !, tin.
UNI. or again. the wingF arc OF silver
tissue joined with the stones. the
latter Of course being less expensive
md yet artistic.
The fiat pins which come III slaU,
amber and Jet, for everyday Nse. are
exquisite when diamond-sct.
The scarf pin must now mate! In
color each OF mans numerous crn.
watts. They are quite simple in iis;sn.
hrncc not overly conspicNoLr-the
ruby. emerald or am ,thyst.
Is the case may be. being surrounded
with one row Of diamonds.
One rare pink pearl set in az OH
lcslgn Is another IL n varied collec.
lion, and an Interrogation PORT ma 10
If diamonds is unique and appr seated
IN all occasions.
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