Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22

to the wet cloth, being sure II Is
stretched perfectly straight. Leave
1t on overnight, or until 1t is dry. II
1t IL then not quite smooth. repeat the
process.
Another good way Is TO lay thick
flannel on, a board and lay the en-
broidery, face down, on 1t. Dampen
and press with moderately hot iron.
BE sure to press with the grain Of
he material. ......
A large tube or roll OF art cardboard
or heavy paper, covered with linen
and embroidered--or, rather, covered
with linen that has been embroidered
will keep centerpieces and like EN-
hroideries from showing the wrinkles
of careless use. Bookcloth lines this
lube, and the whole Is fastened and
bound with inch wide satin ribbon,
which ends In strings wherewith Ia
fasten the tube after rolling. Place a
sheet of blue tissue paper between
each two pieces after laying them
within; this will keep their color from
turning yellow If they are laid away
Tor any considerable length of time
A child five years old can be mani
cured II, the work Is carefully done
The nails at this age are often very
soft and thin, therefore the cnticle
must be well soaked, and loosened
gently. Any heavy pressure at, the
base of the nails would be apt to
cause permanent ridges on the nails
" the cuticle, is very. long 1t can, b,
cut, but not very close and never. n
the corner. After the first cattgi
loosen It very gently every other dai
and 1t will soon yield to treatment an,
rot require cutting.
l. Frcnchwomen are enthusiastic owe
I the fad Of using kid trimmings OF
their outdoor costumes. But the XII
must be embroidered. Soft white o
very light-colored kid is used, and 4
fashioned into belts, collars, cuffs an,
reyer bands.
Any shape that suits the fancy 1
used, but all must correspond. Th,
work Is done In silk and meta
threads, and the raw edge of the XII,
is finished of with cord or heav.
thread of dull gold or silver.
II Is well to remember when pop
ping corn to put the regular quantit!
into the pepper and hold 1t under
stream of cold water long enough t
saturate the kernels thoroughly. Shak
the pepper while doing II. and after
ward place It on the back Of the rang,
TO dry: then hold It over hot fire
shaking the pepper all the time. Tn
kernels will be large and have II
hard centers. g.#
Some of the new scarf and nun set
for the first cold weather are mad
If taifeta, the soft, supple kind, edge
with fur. says an exchange. TIL
changeable or shot taffeta is the mos
fused for such purposes. as well a
Tor hats. Some OF the most delectabl
little silk hats are veritable poke bon
nets with a peak at back and from
The favorite hour for formal din
ner is either half past seven Or eigh
o'clock. Less formal dinners ar
usually served at seven o'clock. Tn
question of the hour should depen
upon the customs of the town In whic
one lives, upon the convenience q
The guests or possibly upon the hour
of the trains, II one lives out of town
A waist of green and blue chiffo
had one entire side OF the plain mate
rial while the other side and sleev
was of the same changeable shade
hut covered with big dots and finish
ed with a black border. The effec
was good. ..h
White down list of things you In
tend to do in spare time and do no
let a week slip away, nor day, II 20
can help It, without doing one of then
Each month win bring new interest
which will be worth trying to tax
up. .
] When white waist Is scorche
soak two cloths In peroxide and plac
one cloth on top OF the burned spo
and one beneath 1t, In about twent
minutes there will be no trace of tn
scOrch.