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feisaSsns cathon dioxide. 4 gas which
q ia mA k the rake i4slli The elaln
NJ NigAt f nut la at illa laS{ after Gaze
iR.tt#r hss heIn Wti BEATEN nearly
eve tse A8s Is availahla fai raising The
cake Mflereas liz sltted Nith the nOar
aild added Utti d 10 the cake, that
nitlca StauAt8 s. last Fhp hest MAY
y pmh8hig to experiment ana iiud aut
waich fNegbet brings ihe bes; result
<l Nol9 Nakln% powdrr ana your
Nay 9f aon&,
chs mass difiieagl laus ala part of
eaAe mahins Il tae cieaAhiaE VI the
batter ana the sugar X the butter
" YvFX cald aHa hsaa il is bettaF to
bfin6 4 % tRe Eitghen Some time bs-
f0tc needed fnt il shoilid be about sd
degrees VI obo successfully and easily
egeAnsi tne Wtxin@ hawl may be
heatsd NEtn ilat water Uefofe begin
ming So cream tire butter but the but
ter fsei should never te heated or
nHiiefi except hy standing Ia Che room.
whose tCHpefatafe U!as or may not
~ particularly warm cream the but
taf aH R1Mi ~ltA a wooden spoon
laen aga the sugar gradually stirring
eaHfallS frhe butter sh0Hld fest be
of sUft rte9my e04aistency. aud
When aeRa is added, Sufficient beating
must be d9ne tg haFe ine mixtute
e~eann and non ike hard sauce IL the
suaNl bas n0t dissolved before the
sake + baked the grains in melting
in the cake ~ the oven. make holes ia
tlle calSe ana spca the texture. Coarse
grained cake again and again COMES
ffoni Aol sufficiently mixing and beat
lag Ia Ne sngar
II one e9s anly Is 10 be used. il
NNDftEd UH fBN4fNU Very if0 nt Apifhrlft
fpasattng, aud added 10 the butter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
Devices to Lighten
Cleaning OF House
Suggestions to Women That Will Make This Labo
Easier-Sinks Should Be Carefully and
Frequently Flushed
A AEHFN sweeping. as much furniture
fM as possible should be removed

kAyHFN sweeping. as much furniture
~ AS possible should be removed
w from the room The remainder
should be covered with coarse,
pnhlcaehed cotton eases. kept on hand
Ter this purpose Pictures mantels and
mirrors should he busted and then COY
ered With cases made Of the same ma
tegial While the sweeping is being
dome the doors should De elesed and The
windows opened
Mating should he swept with soft
cloth or brush and then gone over With
5atifN 0sa lssAt.AAaka Alie Auss. n9ap
must not be used as ii Is likely ia dis
colnr the mating Soiled spots may be
removed by rubbing the mating with
g 10th, wrung out ia hot water
Windows must be thoroughly busted
hefpie washing and tie dirt removed
from corners aud grevices with wood
ga skcwer and D piece at cloth The
slass may then he washed IN clear,
warm water containing little ana-
mania The washing cloth should be
danap rather than dripping wet The
plelh should be rlnsed frequently The
Windows must BE dried with clean
soft saa1h ard polished with paper
70 elsAn cut glass, use soft brush
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.ns, dry III tie aes4 Instead Of near the
fire. w od-f Wase which has not been
ollea 4 q ks very easy indeed 10 re-
move oocrs and ilaytss o. sGbstances
from wooden bowls. soak sac bowl ln
h0t soda maiae. Saucepa1c end kettles
mas be treated IN the SAME w5y.
ras Kitchen sln- ia TIE SINK In tie
autlel pantry a. eseiy 10 he in a
greasy. athy enic condition unless
means II ;reveltion are taken. These
sinks should e ,fnuehly flushed sew
sral times 6sy g8tn hos water toll
lowed b. cold water
Alm0.. every set bow! contains
graoi = inside and around the Tor. in
As'%eg dirt il likely To settle ana
rsAai.', siace ii cannot Be seen. Il
nez'sr;sS tea long this causes
peclsA aaI disagreeahle oaor for
tbs s4ye of which even good house
kesn-rs search vainly. This groove
should De attacked frequently with
A brush and plenty Of SOAP or dis.
intFctaat As il u quite capable of pro
laeihg malignant germs.
Sweep the hardwood floor with Sost
aalT brush ami wipe with 4 long han.
alea dus{ men. Whore the room doe,
npt become Very dusty the nse 81 NJ
dus1 Aep aloae Is necessary dally.
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NO SUCH THING AS
LUCK In COOKING
Skill, Intelligence and Long Practice the Only Real
Secrets Must Learn Habits IN The Range

FEsHERE are primarily hut twa
finds TX e8ke mixtures and af
tns nlantSa ns aNa .Mtla naahA'
ala sauafe larSe 8fa laal yAt
ties are hat iaoeiHcafi0us eaaellsstt.
meats ng diNefeui combinations Ni
thest twu cakr foundations fHete ate
rsAss Nsthuat haGfef of Mhhh stonEe
cAke Is the best gSample aHg eu&e
Sesth nMttne 0f Wh.en tup aHd paNnd
aaez are best known
TAere rs no sNch shas as Mek ln
raOktMg lt Is hke ans ttRef ihe
resaR IL skill; u tas Va paft tallss =
lE cfnafs aeQplfea 9ut NJ eikaef ease
flge fSsNis pf practice AtN t4F NfsN
stra Is nreBa Mi tan fioW tO messgae,
Ann Fhea eeaist#nee i aatns " eAR
s the filst maAin1s nf g0ta e3Qesae,
uieas afiaa tg9s holds uht-talg paat
er tWe gglAs ~&f sixteen teNgl fahle
spuesfals u sr taateNsl Bes ptistis
as.a alespeuhs sar kieaen use sset'l@
re 0E regulation si4e fNst @s aa*h as
th. caps asaa ans eap "a saaeA og
HafGy ugersll Mil net answer
III general. ags natefiais shoala be
fge1 nefaie lueasagln@ ana WaeH a
isnfGl Is ealled fur the tn sA@Aia ttpt
IA aqHed mte tbs iiaAf Nf sAas aHa
shakea i6wn WnfA itSeleG Ials l9N
afsMe adds more 30 she paitledia lfi-
SFedirni ihaa Is ealigA iaf ha lS
atss IL make niesss faHers oNt Nf
sFAat -aM ana sheald he NegY aaiuty
0s4e. Ali msasnrmnata art leNei iHlsss
tlse Feefpa states Isl the contrary ana
I'll fNuRditg sp0Mfni epHa# i#a .esei
nEes H'0f III yh@Hla fila8 aa A1g a
above MI the spoon f8anas underneath.
fE4a 4.4sa sE9NH "A e&VA8A H8il fi4e fNMtRf
ME- fls bH aHtsru - acsup. faan iis9i-
iii. thea laxei with 4 katfe I'm a@i
shAke filV ap ~ setflr the a9at o#
whatever Ii may he ~ measure IA
susorffus dip ID in theH Hgei 4lie@l8
ana deffly Nifh ths k9lte HaRes Ne
aisided lanefhWise " the p4oa
u cnnful eg spoonful ~ l,ouid ~ ah
the eHp ar sn0ua wili howl Ngt ~
0at4s from pantry t0 EstEAeH, att ait
81 Nii n9li Fight there NhcrY eyei}
fhine should be ready For tlle pre-
ess of eake magins resembles aMea
tons fW vhihiish game Sfht Z"
mako ge5d2 fN0 ta prenafe ihte@
go ~ ~lam haAs and theo-staefe ypsl
EsN
T.st st e fakea wltSi butt that
are aneM rs We nnse fhat dliiicalt
take tHlled Qa as eake
The nfs sten gel butter su4af
eggs, Wil., iiaHl haEihe rawaer bowls
afsaans faris 81 beatef and naAa ready
CREASED. an there at hand Tire next
Ill aat i0 begin tp miN pai ~ aikeaa
t6 fFs fBre aui the oNea GNf u the
FgnoI sf ghe pAAiiinE s I'd t3e eatinlf
rhe lest Df e9ke making ia ia tte nak
il1g There are 80 inIaiAble rules 90
guide the seeAes to suecesE here ef-
erFtAiUg depends tiysna ate q Hat
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Il should be dashea upon the body and
this followed Dy Natel as cold as eaa
be comfortably 8agne Fnis increases
tho growth hy stimulating the elfcala-
uon ! am often asked il certain in-
tetHal remedies wiii increase tile sige
ot tAe breasts, AND answer that Il ls
useless te tfN to Increase the GLAND tis-
sue hF tAhing medicines have spok-
en Of Tire layer of fal which Is Just un-
der the skim Ordinarily this IA from
q quarter of an inch II half an inch
ln thickness according 10 the general
distribution III " body X II this lay-
er 81 fat which gives he desired ap-
peafanee of roundness - the bust and
neck The boses are hidden by It, the
muscular Inequalities are sm0Othed out
~ IL therefore desirable cor these Whn
lack bust development because they are
thln t9 take means az Increasing their
liesh lN eAtiHg more and ny taking
fais IA their food or in the form Ell
god liver on liahbings with fat sub-
statiees will possibly hesp
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iii Susan n more egRs are used, tha.
Usual process ~ to he&t tHe yollsA ANA
Whites separately adding the y0iks o.
#e hatset att suGaf the whites latar.
occasionally a reciae calls for more
Aasar than can be beaten properly
slih enc butter aHa It'll thet case
aoFtioH Of Il may bv beaten with the
elks ana This mixture added ID the
3uttei ana sugar When the egg or
he Saiks sFe Well beaten in aAa the
MiHtute is light and full of Bubbles.
begin to add foAr and milk alternately.
heating ana stirring steadily tn order
to secpre Neet fingsrnlned eeka.
The Whitea of the eggs should We
aeaten 70 slif dry iroth. Witch
means something very different than
merely heating them lleht fhey
should he beaten on plate or plattsr
W1h wire heater 0f salae dcsefn-
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Dissolve one level teaspoonful of soda
~ a little warm water ana add 10
one-half cup OF sweet milk Add this
20 the chocolate mixture alternately
With one and one-half cupfuls OF sifted
-four stirring and beating untn batter
is well mixed and smooth Turn into
q ilat shallow pan and bake for TWEEN
ty-flve minutes In q moderate oven
The cake must be carefully baked and
tested as 70 Its being thoroughly done
before removing from oven llso a
white frostlag on this cake Boil a
cupfal OF sugar and one-half cupfui
of water without stirring until ii forms
thread when dropped from the tines
Of fork Beat this into the white
Of an egg which has been beaten gntll
stitf Continue beating until tha MIX
ture Is cool enough 20 spread on the
cake without running Spread Il
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and warm water containing q little
ammonia Try to ctwer the glass with
the brush thoroughly, tn order that
each little creyiee shall be reached. Dry
the glass Immediately. and il sawdust
ii available sprinkle il freely oyet the
glass and let 1t remain for Some time
Then remove Il with soft bfasa. fab
lightly with clean saft cloth. and The
cut glass Will be clear and sparkling
China dishes should be scraped of all
food rlnsed III cold water and washed
Ia warm. soaps water II there Is gft
en tue china be sparing In the use "
soap. Rinse each dish as Il is washed
IN hot water; drain singly tnas In ples1
and dry.
For driving silver, glass ana china,
linen cup towels should h4 used Those
must be washed out IN boiling water
after use, IN order that they may BE-
clean for each dlsh washing Long aid
short towels are both convenient for
handling pots and pans These towels
may be or cotton or cotton ana gInen
mixed. A wire brush. stir .vene
table hrnsh'' and some wooden skew4fs
Will be found Of great assistance tn
washing kltehen ntAn slls
40 prevent wocdsnWags from crack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
| Fy44R lie 6alefins .oaeaes aers

A F11R tie hniehias soaehss aefs
IN pnt W ihe Dig 4-sss sis4smois
"a rad gest .aATG ar0nf ny sas
1ange 4 piaeea "a ne sehsfs
Vi the enln6 Eoon taDle, t1oA seat
by the Mitau~ ana gave . aign y e.
lief ii IL hueA gaMpg. mysterious
cake tnat : Always teen aA AfHed
cat a JACK iiotBeg pie. d5 motAer
AaI Nv the open Hfc nnd Desan ialking
y me.
i4et me te.i ysa a9@ our great
gFnn1mOti s.gdr eie.t
0,, pieN4v ~, ana shali pgt
paAS iH iuy 4le Gaoa tahc siaAtt1
la 1851
ouf rseaI sea8gIhef, eoasauea
H5 iaO41pf, Wfs na.tsSu Nancy 'zfes6
Sue married Cape James DoNles VI
AiDemaiie Coun'y virginia she mad
a lt.ge eogi DiacA maid by the aanle "
i8hp, anu q Htaic c0ai-DIAeA aOg Dy
rhe ner1c 9r Ifim, Hn0se entire daty IN
IT., s.s ae ~ Dv one eonunuai roAip
III .na Oat dmong lhe rose yusties
sgiIith gr !, In ptutusiOn Oh tsfaDotnds
lawn f. erY SATURDAY WAS eaKe-5ak-
ing day, an lncet Nss never time
~ tnd spacious. huspitabie home mhen
Wp We're 0uL III cake.
'Da this large well-cGltyated Y H.
ginia stete laeie hh, slave. Has
known aAd respeetel as me cokG-
maxi at tho blg hpgsso. Tile ehlidee
ieit tina HE oceApied q position second
q iy 70 SANTA CIaus fsSfiy SATURDAY
morning taclc ipaa would arrive
froEl The quarters syic.. Bpan ard
b 0tless III q rult VI wnlIe oElsabngs
That WIS u rlOla ntach heatsar than
indian head ana Sf-9 manufacturing Ia
Maine Tor lhs ass oi the Afgt5es 0t The
soa.th iiia slse.ss we're snort. his face
u an sha5 ~ aAa a a0eh Is c.te adorned
Iia CLOSELY cropped heaG aunt Mir
.rYa. IN reg Uifr co6k. vert down ~
her sabin aEd 4 ,cle John nfealne nom
arch 9f the tehen,
- he- was ~ readiness ia lne big
kitchen 9F, place fgr ali baking uaa
done thcig With long handled
sho%el keDi or the purpose the Goals
were faaod ~ t@e front, ana on goue
ilat, smooth stones the oven was
placed. traa te pFiDc honse were
breIgat tha Dkss thch had been
placed n eaia 8tt 4 lao alsht nefefs.
III the ai1tEE iuorl stood the sugar
bgA L-r.a he Fe5a Ok H. dining room
rEgnlsbgc, flis 00.. WaE made a ma
hogaitg II si0ea on legs. was lgGed
with zinc and was tbs cige and shape
of 4 music abinet u to-day ( hsld
exactly 0te aindl q ponds
0s course baf-as a31der WAs an
EnoYn and s1fR Nas nai ased II
latel Yearg can sa catGs aigd Il cae-
h0nalc 0f ps' .sh. shscfi ras GlIaHg III
ialAar missed Nta soda After that
h9e>1Eseprs ase3 homemade baking
reeere rof istlna eli tartarie acid
soda and aau, sittad TIL as fns a.
starch. HMf the itpafueSs Uf {{ne14
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tfodueed into al ingredient or Mix-
tule
Pans should be creased with a brush,
oc 4 piece of eiean paper witch should
be i once hurped There are objec-
,ious 10 brushes, for they are ditii-
ouli tD keep clean, bat they are better
than pieces of paper torn from the last
grpeets package which has come In.
THE pans should be CREASED lightly.
aust enough TIA prevent sticking and
chen flied with the halter by pouring
IL from the bowl and all this should
he dome as rapidly as possible Here
Is where delay costs
The baking 81 htead ot cake should
ae divided into three parts 'phe eup
cake is going % bake thirty minutes
During tha tifst ten the cake should
fise that Il the heat of the oven should
le moderate $50 rhat the mixture may
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An often asked 10 rive advice unon
ihis somewhat delicate subject II
cefta5ly aetIsets ffons tine appear
Ance 4 be hat-chesfed aud nnde-
ysIopsd. bst Areater Is the dciraction
for those VINO have toe much fninesss
Those who are thin and iat can easily
remedy the defect by wearing some
fiiing ~ glgA the proper appearance.
hut ssAfe must be taken that whatever
appliance is WORN ID be of such na-
ture as rot to pFess upon the body fof
pressure will iniure the delicate gland
tissue and cause further shrnkage III
pE4ly iittle padding is needed light
ma Atafiai that ~ ataiehea can be used,
suen as swiss 81 tarlatan, lightly
placed uside she eeaFef or waist, II
bnsa development III entirely wanting
the light Framework tiiat can be OBJ
tanned tom any aeaicr ln eofsets viii
A3sswef heftAf gaaa8 witch ANA w8dded
M8th WOO or cotton a4e often injurious,
Ho. atone setause 81 tne PRESSURE pnt
bfeanee they are nsating moreover. i
ii GfIsnnls ts siTe 10 tilem contour
af aatMfA} appearances It II only IN
sxsfslne aSef thar Anything of the ma
fNfS sIist nes ned should be OF need
~ s3 3l- 4lfieA herself proper
II an nas ensa 4 ork wlil disappear
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lowing tiliing Make a smooth paste
Of two tablespoons OF eofnstareh With
q little water. Mix this Win one cup-
ful Of clear coffee and let Il boil ten
minutes: then add one-quarter cupful
OF sugar, one-quarter teaspoonful or
salt and the slightly beaten yolks Of
two eggs Cook until the mixture
thiekens. After filing the cakes cover
them with an Icing made By mixing
the JUICE Of two oranges with that Of
one lemon and stirring Ia confection-
ers sugar until sun enough to spread
without running Before the icing dries
sprinkle cakes with finely chopped
Drowned almonds
Hong Wafel (Aoney cakesl
Beat % q cream one-haif cupful Of
butter and enc cupfu Of powdered
sugar Beat into this one egg well
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Chocolate cake.

Melt two ounces ~ chocolate III a
dvusAe De.nr Add "a this The yelks
"a TIVE eggs beaten WITH one.halt ~
> upful "a mlls Stir carefully antii
tt- mixture foriua a soft paste re-
move ffonl tha are, add two table-
spppnfnis ~ butter, one eupful ~
aagar ana one balf tenspoontal Of aal
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Be evenly heated ana evenly rive
pucing one meoDd tea ndantes the
cahe siould tlse aGd begin rs hroMns
and daeihg the,iast HloND evenly.
tle h Iittle AND aFaN ~N4y fram she
pan
ro test when done listen fuf t
shoud make bltt . AlIsi sthging MOSS
or press Mitn the lingef. ii d6n lhe
eaKe wiH rebound ana most eAkes afs
done wHen ihes shr!rl; eeh the sia
of the pan
Fours at Cafe.
Beat tWn egEs well ana bent into
them enc eHpfui ~ cream and then
one cltnful pt sugar Nliy ana siff enc
nud Cne-Quafter epps 0f -four Wttn 9ne
teasnooniui or cream ~ tartar ead
oue-auartee teaspoontu of salt stir
this into ne mixture ard add one-Aalf
teaapoonfltl ot soda dissolved hi a
tablespoonful NJ not waiter and Vne-
half teaspocn.ul OF Vanilla Bake ~
arge sdaafe Jelly cake pans untll deHe.
Cat in diamond shaped pieces ana pat
eaeh Two pieces taHether Wilh the fols
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A Pill chain socket from
" ypaE eieeEgieal supply house. for
~ tae sum of tAirtv-feA e4nts s-s
i'aNe 4 nut Ia. in place of the
esulilaiy Key switch socket in your
.,v94e@m IS Thea one cord attached "a
tae CHAIN WA Re snffieient to rurn
the light on and OF. There + IL
1toaalT adjusting this ar4an venessr sns
y VIII non Sc; our 81 order very rsas-
ily-A. 5. 80
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spoonful of salt. Beat ope aBfal 81
brown sugar to a cream with three
quarters on a cupful of shortening cones
half butter and one-half lard, Add
two eggs we'll beaten. one-half tea
spoonful OF vanilla and one-half cup
fll OF HOT water ia which Is dissolved
one-half teaspoonful or soda SEis in
the dry ingredients and drop BY big
spoonfuls on the Toured bottom Of IN
verted pans on a cooky sheet Bake
until delicately Drowned.
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n g thIHhle PARTY ] saw an at
IN UaetiYe wprkbar Ii Was made
j ot tAgey sEh i8hhpa, with the
UsNai silk-eeyered cIscle for a
nAse, huf Al lhe tap the rihhoa WAS
gathered ugnily ateuNa 4 wooden em
hfoiaery ring thus leaving the top
ppeM H'lie Smaller rlag d the pair
Nas used as & cover, tbs iihb0n Beng
eAtheaen around Ii at pn@ edge and
then brought together m the centye
and tied With q knot OF hahy mbboa
MA hafWQnl3inG color. A tittlg ieiil
stopa W 81 the rentre 81 the cover
as tluish, ara a handle as welt
whils marrow rihhon was fastened at
eaeh side ei Ilie larger ring iog enn-
Nenence in CARRYING = J.
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r TURNED my colander upside down
1 over the fish or meat sauteiug in
4 an iron spider The small holes at
low the steam TO escape and still
prevent tho grease from apattering.
When turning The ash ! take Il to
one side and return il as quickly as
possible Try it-L Nj,
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10 nne cupfni 0f weil-c0okel ~
meal pOrrdge add one cupful II nigf
one tablespoonful Of melted butter. ar
teaepocnfui oE brown sugar aas oHe
salispuonful " salt MIN tines tn-
gether well Sift TWO seasroonl4is pt
baking powder with one cnA.G 1a hour
aud stir Il Into the mixtps adding
more -four as needed To Fn,.ls0 dough
jusf stiff enough 10 handle HGn uat
half an Inch thick cut with shLsp
biscuit cutter ana base n q del u
brown on q hot hpttrTed friddie
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cream one.fals eupfui on butter with
w. lipfuis az sugar antil well mixed
eat and Stir d alternately oue cup
4f Of milk ana Two and one-nail
Npfula 0f finil sifted with three ,pa-
peanfuIs of baking po1der and anst
Hali t4aapoonful ef salt Then CAT and
fold ~ the Whites ~ ase eggs beGten
- dfy stiff froth Bake IN tnree
layers aatl done ana pnt together
Win maple filling made as follows.
Coos three cupfnls az maple sugar with
one-hHif cupfH of water until il
threads when cropped from the ilnea
VI fork Beat the ayrup into the
and dry when The alline Is atf
enough to spf+ad put il between nj
layers and on top " the eake
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Oatmeal Cookies.

Mix together two cup.ais Ut sllted
hour, two cnpfnis ns oarmcal 9ne-half
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MAKING OF
ANTE. .BELLUM DAYS
Maple Sugar Cake

ao0In vIta 4 EnIfe aIppta y NJ.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-09-01
IN THE WORLD or FASHION
BY Maude Griffin


New York, Aug. Sl.-From the
dainty negligee to the evening wrap,
there seems to be a disposition on the
part OF the arbiters OF fashion to COM
bine colors again. This Idea forms one
Of the dominant features Of autumn
modes.
Then, while two or three colors are
shown in a hat or frock, there Is q
growing demand--as early as Is the
season--for two-faccd materials. One
wag has called them the gossips Of
the fabric world, because they first
express one thing, then another, but
1T remains that nothing Is prettier
than these double-faced fabrics in the
end. The satin and cloth effects afford
the greatest latitude for variety and
they are, also, the most expensive of
the fashionable fabrics.
One Is sure that these cloths will
figure prominently in the autumn and
winter fashions, because the first of
September approaches with the de.
mand for them very largely increased.
When new modes are being tried out
and their status is uncertain, the man.
ufacturers always know before many
weeks have passed what their fate
will be, consequently the supply Is cut
down and the modistes must content
themselves with disposing of the
stocks on hand as best they can. But
the two-faced material vogue grows
apace. They are much In evidence,
both in silks and woolens. One can
find these effects In all weights from
soft, heavy, reversible cloths for mo-
tor and polo coats to the highest of
serges and the Simplest of satins. Just
how these fabrics will be used re-
mains to be seen, though in connec-
tion with the cover-all coats the riddle
is easy to read, for already stunning
coats fashioned from the double-faced
stuffs are on view, and for that mat
ter models In such materials were
launched last spring.
Used as their own trimming these
materials are very smart and a simple,
smart coat expresses just the idea in
tended to be conveyed by fashionable
coatmakers of Paris and London. The
side of the fabric used for the coat
is pretty, soft greyish-blue mixture,
while the other side of the cloth is
rich dark blue. The coat is cut on
the simplest lines possible. curying
slightly at the sides and with a
straight back and front The reyers
and cuffs are of the plain blue side of
the cloth and both are stitched with
facings of the grey side. There is a
notched collar of the grey, and the
hat, intended FOR auto or general out
ing wear, is small affair in grey and
dark blue velvet and satin.
Some elaborate tailored suits In
double-faced cloths, while they are not
self-trimmed. have the unused side
suggesting the decorative scheme for
the suit. This Is the case with very
chic model in delicate mauve. with a
reversible side of rich dark purple
The skirt has front panel that ID
stitched little to the left side and
trimmed on either side between the
hips and the knees with buttons and