The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-01
For the Women to Think About
Written Especially for The Reformer

then through the ring on the clasp ano
back through the end two beads, knot
ting between the second and third beads
and then cutting. This hides the knots
DO not use n needle in string. II the
end of the floss il not stiff enough rul
with bceswnX. BY knotting the floss
/ frequently between the beads. only u
few will drop of IL the chain should
ever break, thus saving the beads and
perhaps avoiding an embarrassing and
trying situation.
Hats are extraordinarily highandonly
/ very few of them seek TO make amends
for their height by modifying their cir.
conference.
The side.frilled talbot has taken Il
| irmcr grip of our tickle affections than
could have been looked for, and that il
viii be much worn even well into the
winter,
Fur at the hem. at the wrist. at the
elbow, and wherever il is possible TO
| place a border, is one of the most notice.
able items Of the toilet, aud one of the
most charming aud most extrayagant.
Little bows, little frills. little rueh.
ings, little Scallops and little mtes are
all very much in the order of the day
aud of the cvening-and that they har.
monte delightfully."- with this era of ell.
bow sleeves and fichus.
II, after "a cake has been baked il
persists in sticking to the bottom of the
pan. turn the pan UPSIDE down and press
close 10 it "a very wet cloth. This will
bring the cake out quickly.
Use pair of toilet twoezers when
pulling threads ont of canvas or linen.
ANY woman who has suffered from sore
fingers after doing much work of this
sort will recognize the value of this
suggestion,
The new note in iewclry is "A splen.
dor which has never been eaualled in
previous seasons. Perhaps the Durbar
to be held in India has something to
do with the sumptuousnoss which is
displayed IN all the new pieces. Sun
bursts of diamonds and other precious
stones, wrought in the form of diadcms
and cOrsage ornaments. and the magnii.
cent torch-shapcd and splaying Jewell,
support the turban aigrettc have become
popular designs. They never lose their
charm, these timcworn and beautiful
patterns. and their vogue will he para.
mount this season. Among the less cost
" ornaments the influence of the east
will be apparent also. The rough, nm
cut slabs of Jade that are being sold
now, have their appeal for many women,
who like their barharic beauty and pin
their faith TO them rs luek-hrngers. 4 +
recent bride gave to the bridesmaids
elephant pendants carved in iadp,
double investment in good fortune, for +
he elephant is regarded as a luck-bring.
'r. and Jade, rs every one knows, is one
If the first magnitude
Moleskin figures prominently among
he furs of this season, and is eNtOled
in Paris. II is very simple.
Iud may be handled almost as easily
IS velvet or satin, and looks beautiful
'ombined with duh blue and dull gold
" silver. Ii may also be used effectively
With shades of violet and mulberry. with
ose and certain tones of red. and also
With a rich, ripe orange color. II is
perhaps at its best, however, in mono.
one effects, with merely dash of re.
icving color. as in the case of large,
oft scarf and muH of moleskin and EN- {
chiffon of the same shade.