The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07
For the Women to Think About
Written Especially for The Reformer

Vogue announces five striking iea'
lures of the present modes: The narrow
silhouette. the stripes OF all sorts, DIS
Greet touch Of pekih black and white, the
peak'crowned hat in all its variations and
the collarless neck which is not TO be
abandoned,
The position back is suggested by two
short panels that fall from the slightly high
waist line in back on some OF the new
models of late design The short, upper
one extends above the girdle little, Civ,
ing a pleasing finish 10 the bodice, and
doing It's part toward obliterating the
curving in at the waist that is now unde'
sirable.
Pearl buttons are considered the very
correct finish for white serge suits this
season and are especially smart when trim.
med with jet or black satin.
White satin boomers are an accepted
thing for the under portion OF bathing
suits for the season OF 1911, and as they
are light in weight and comfortable as well
as smart, there seems 10 be ground to be.
ieve they will become regular feature.
Have you ever thought that Just a few
really attractive iabots, carefully tand ire
quently) Numbered keep the neck neatly
| finished and in better taste than do a
promiscuous lot al mussed half-solled
pieces. from which one selects the least
objectionable at the last moment when
dressing? It's worth thought, and it may
he comforting one to the grl who hasn't
all the pin money she would like for such
A great many hats and toques are trim.
med with ribbon and various methods Of
arranging il are resorted 10. Frequently
bows and ends of ribbons are arranged so
as TO look like long pointed wings. Very
wide ribbon draped round tlower.pot
shape. will be tied in an immense single
bow nearly at the back, the two point ends
of which stand up five or six inches above
the top Of the shape. Sometimes the NIB
bon il draped or pulled over hat crown,
and an extra two or three yards made up
| into a sheaf of loops fastened against the
side of II by big buckle or bound in with
the ribbon itself ] have seen these ar
rangements carried ont in coral pink tai.
feta ribbon on black hair shape faced
with white lace and in black taffeta RIB
bon on sand colored hat OF tagal-Ihe
Millinery Trade Review.
In warm weather red meats may be omit
! ted for a fortnight if there is tendency
| to skin eruptons Lamb, fish and chicken,
raw eggs, and buttermilk make a nourish
ing diet when combined with fresh veg
etables oranges and grape fruit and light
salads. Do not overdo physically, Get a
change of air for even few days. II not
do not fight languor TO the point of not
resting Lie down in the day and go to
bed earlier. Have plenty of fresh air in
your rooms, let the sunlight flood them
and sit out doors Don't stop exercising
Take brisk walks and rest afterwards,
!
An interested reader offers the following
receipt for cheese souffie Melt three
tablespoonful of butter, add three table.
spoonfuls OF -four and stir until smooth.
add one cupful of milk and let it
thicken. Remove from the fire and add
Immediately one cupful grated cheese and
| the well beaten yolks OF three eggs, stir well
then pour in the beaten whites of three
eggs Put in creased baking dish and bake
% minutes. This will serve four or more