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keoi'or afternoon tea or for
on. with evening refreshments
descert‘lcan be made at home
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of clnnamon..4g4rated nutmeg :I‘I“ . 4.4
spice, toannother‘ Orange extract and
a half a teaspoontul of grated orange
rind and to thefoprth part hall 49, tom
spoonful vanilla. ‘
4, 3 When the cakes are.baked and out
'l‘allv-Vfancy ung‘ come for the huh. and cool frost them. Prepare a still?
mile cakes, but u is dimcun icing of the whites of raw. 03:8 WW“
’ stiff and confectioncr‘s sugar.4 Beat
the icing until? it 'is’ creamy and
smooth. Flavor it witho little._Vcnilla
and fr'ost the nut cakes and the spide
cohort. in the center of each out cake
place a nut meat or a candied cherry,
Place small strips of citron on the
spice cakes. in designs if desired. To
some of the white frosting add wheat-
en egg yolk and a drop or two of
orange extract, with a little more su-
gar, and with this frost the orange
cakes. A little candied orange pool
can be used to decorate those cakes.
ilelt grated chomlnia with mutation-
til txther batter sticks and the
is marred; moreover, 4 cake:
4 n4such'small quantity burn
beginner will have better suc-
s it she bakes the batter in seven
Morris in regular sized cake tins or
msquare dripping pan or two and
uts the layers into the desired
.Isays the New York Times. 'l‘o
are, there is apparent waste in
‘ m in bod, but the results are much
‘ tlsfnctory. and the ad iticn ci'
bulimia and whipped Cream 10
444. grids and ends of coke gives a
elicious dessert. '
When the layers come from the
van take them from the pans and at
“(4319441411 to become cool. ’i‘htn with
mycutters, one shaped like a heart
.6 'ScallOped, one'diamond shape and
filters circular and oblong in outline
llt‘iher‘cake layers in pieces.
The following recipe for cake batter
4_ he followed with good results in
.flttle cakes: 7Cream half acupful of
toogpvith a cupiul of sumr. Add the
pike oftwo eggs and bent. Gradual-
.4_ “half a bound of milk and n
pfui‘hnd three quarters of door,
mad with two level tenupoonfula c?
‘b ing powder. lastly add the boom
remaining white frosting and ice the
pln’n takes.
Diminutive cream puffs, like the lit-
tle cream cakes that are included
among the fancy cakes at tho (-unicc-
ticncr's, are made in this Wily: Bring
a quarter of a cupiui of butter to the
boiling point with half a (-upl'ul of wa-
ter. Then add half a cnpful of uli‘ted
flour and cook, stirring until the mix~
ture is a. mass that‘sopuratoa from the
sides of thesauccpuu. Take from the
fire, and when it has cooled at little
add an unbeatenegd. beat it two or
time minutes and then add an extra
yolk. Boat again. Put 2 truspooni’uis
ii the mixture on n buttered tin and
baiac for a quarter of an hour in a hot
bites of the eggs. men. A has healed oven is host. as
Whell'tlic'bntl‘éi‘ i»: mlxrd divide i: iilt‘ ulrnnlzuoi heal ii: at tho helium
and this among men! of built induciiu
meals, to :inoilILr a. dns'" '1' "i are-um (‘nilt‘s to rise.
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iur-l mm from a cupl‘ul I of milk
thickened with. n quarter of u cuptui
of flour and tho name amount of cold
milk Inli'éd togmher, Cook for 15
minutes, and ion houtcn egg yolks, a
ihiI'd of u I~Ip1xIl or sugar, a little
salt and boil“. it tin-.xspoohi‘nl of vanilla.
‘ -'l‘4ho fliiii‘g (“ill b; lus‘erted through?
a. hole in tin; side of the cakes or else
illcymrcn he cut in two, filled and put
together again. Make a stiff frosting
with the white of one egg and con-I
"’i’cctioncr's sugar. flavor some of it
with almond. some with orange flower
water and some with melted choco-
late lIoiliiIl with sugar and put a
spoonful of frosting on the top of
each cream cake. A little frosting
skilfully put on can he used to bind
was incertcd.
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Color in thQEvenlng Dress.
The evening drcss of today, designume dressmaker '8 Mt}
4th introduce the roll ving touch at
‘hlnck. As a matter of‘fact, this little
i‘nuving clause" is of the utmost value
l
ed in some vivid brocade embossed
with gold. is ablaze with color such'as
we have always associated with file
past and hardly expected to score-
vivcd again where dress is concerned.
(lIIIIlonsiy enough, thehc colors are
,~ just as becoming as they are. daring
and original, according to u contribuo
tar to the Atlantic Constitution.
Perhaps one of the reasons why
these colors are becoming is owing to
the fact that in the iijurlty of cases
the dressmakcr is careful that they
shall not be imzuhht too nearlihe face.
instead of bringing the color up to the
line of the rccollotngc, the brocade is
simply brought in two points over the
hunt, willip iii?! Intangi- itself in of
{mu iuio Mimi with than colored
l‘l'il. Wmi“ i.<"!‘
ll-o pziicat pink
‘l background of
izi'Ton or clmlda of
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4from the right and left' alternately;
l(in the one side there is
Ethe face by a softening of flesh-pink4
lullc illusion, and on the other side
4ihere is nothing but the filmy cloud
the opening through which the cream of tullepglvlng an I
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tulle illusion re and simple ,with' it t 1 . xpodkut lg, th to! adopt-
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the sumac ‘fl “‘de difi'li5:lib39” "mi: 2; bigcgi hunt in he Minnie m. e t.
it off to the best advantage. .
Flesh pink loathed of white tulle"is‘
the invariable rule," except with ’8»
white or ‘bindkdlnd-wllite gown, and
"this adds not a little to the becoming-
neasvor the toilette. "
Sometimes, howevelf, the points of
brocade brought over the bustnre dis.
corded, and the corsage is a one-sided
nfi‘nir. it is curious how different the
profile of a woman can look under
these‘ circumstances when. viewed 4
example baths a lattice work of black
diamonds of about an inch and a hall.
which encircles thercurious waved eve-
nin‘g coiffure of today, wl hithe‘ hhir
brought down over the ears, much as
.it was in our grandm'others‘ youth.
«rile fillet is completed with an up-l
standing brush of black spun ,_glass,
which is immensely in favor “as an or-
nament at present, and appears to be
rapidly superseding the aigrette.
Fancies of feathers and braid, small
but decidedly individual, are the ’sole
trimming on many of the early spring‘
hats. ' ._
Some of the dainty crep‘é negligees
are completed with a skirt to match.
4 Separate waists of line dotted swiss
are trimmed with lace and sometimes
4with the crystal buttons in color, .. .
Boudoir slippers—Jivlthom heels, ‘ofI
course—are made of the same mater-
ial as one‘s boudolr gown and are of-
ten similarly trimmed.
Striped cponge or unusual coloring
is 11 favorite material for top coats ol'
three-quarter length. 4
Adoptions cf the sailor collar are
Isoen on many of the pretty one~picce
houac dresses of gingham 0r percule.
4'l‘lle frocks button straight, down the
the ions
aweep of color, just kept away from
altogether less
stately air to the wearer.
Whenever color schemes come much
into vogueone generally finds that
little inclined
n bringing out the tints of the gown,
while at the sameItlmo toning down:
too vivid color effects.
Nowadays it would be very dlmcult
to introduce black into the gown it-
self unless by means cloud of the front or a little to the leit side.
sparkling jet and tulle roses of thei Belts, cuffs and collars of contrast-
inoment. The fact, however. that at lug materials as well as contrasting
evening functions many‘ rings are Zoolors. are seen on many wash frocka_
worn, and gloves very seldom, has in-‘ it is no longer necessary to have
ducod the l’nrlslcnne to rerire the one‘s street. suit with coal and skirt
old‘fasliioned black velvet wrlsllct,4.of the some material. Din‘ercnt fab-
lustened with a cameo, and this plays ‘4 lIrlcs, harmonizing or contrasting in
n double part in making the hand look |color, aroused {or the coal and shirt. I
whiter and bringing the ’eparklo elk—Newark News.
the rings into gretitcr prominence. ‘ W
A narrow black ribbon is sometimes A 8004 add pays best in the pest
worn round the thront‘aswoil. while paper.
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, in back.
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4’4- ia’av/n/nt'n
afar, "(‘4 I '41- In“. a:
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The tiny brass holders, miniaturee' "‘I -.‘.. ' we‘ll? .4,4~4 li.lly(‘ll4iliflifie,
(if rerolvlug bookcases, ago new in— plum u tablespoon of- Intdilfrihihitot
cludcd in “litany desk sets. The cases (which nun-t hernia) in a round hot-
ure most convenient for holding memo tom intuin and gradually work in may- 44
books of various kinds; indeed, they _4onnulse,. This id for a email amount
are sometimes. to be found titted witlnof mayonnaise,
blank books designed for differcnti (‘hlrry can'he kept two walls by
purposes. 4
Menu and place card holders in
china and silver are appearing in‘ar.
ions designs. Among some seen to
centiy are a tiny elephanf and reproe
ductions of willow were plates small
enough for the tiniest of. dolls to ap-
preclate. > Anew twino'bu which i‘ v0“ ‘0
Areproduction of the famous Mar-4.w g’ A h Jy c o-
4 inlont in the kitchen can be made of
the Washington sewing table, provid- kn
.. otted rallia sa's the Cl ion 0 int r
ed with its three drawers and ’ 5 i g e
twoIOcenn Knot the rafil-II loosel
.. 4 _ - ., y over
deep pockets. is an article of {mm-4 an unopened ball of twine. tie securely
grievgrlsyaréogiggaugu12440511141434] 0414414140 4at the top and bottom, allowifg‘lonx
sewing accessories 4 - .. loops of ramp at the top, so that the
- 4 . holder can be suspended from a con—
Romhers of seersucker in g00i1=venient hook. Open the can, allow
quality and most attractive patterns one end of the twine'to hang through
81‘0 made With either short 0“ "ii“; the open work of the rafliia. and the
sleeves and with44 the square Dutch twine Wm ahvays he in place.
neck. Some button in front, Russian
blouse fashion, while others fasten
The cost is very moderate.
Wardrobe intake at Special prions When rugs are needed I buy from
remind on‘lg that the vacation soasonlmw to one and one-half yadds or
will be at hand before many months. Emmy“; carpet, and sew rug fringe
Some of the trunks are supplied with ' ”n “"3 was” They lie flat and are
44444444449448 and boxes, as well as u404much cheaper than ready-made ones,
rombnrtment formanging the Emma. i says the MOdem Pr 130mm ‘ “5° "38
~Newark ”444444434 remnants of matting, binding with
To clean‘ zinc,"use n 4444444444 04, 440444 something on the edge. Stitch on the
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When the spots are of long standing stantiai.
use a little powdered bath brick in'
addition in the kerosene.
For (‘ii ailing water bottles, dwant'
in n thumb-and keeping: in a. cool
place. liei‘ore preparing for the table,
place in a pun of cold water for an
. hour-rain Francisco Call.
4.
Twine Bag.
Cheap Rugs.
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Luncheon Sets.
The simple mdrroidorml scalloped
luncheon sols iil‘c charming. says the
New ‘llzmn .luurnul Courier. 'l‘hey
mine i-iiiII r oIal, round or sonar“, and
there are 13 pieces in a set.
email :IiIr'u, put into bottle with :1
little wow and shake. Ciil potato...
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HERBS, PLANTS ANp ROOTS).
'l‘helr medicinal properties and
power over disease form a most lll~
tcrestlng study. Thorn are over You
ivnrloties. all nature's remedies; yct
4cven in ih‘is enlightened ago, the 1110.4
idicinhl value of many of them are}
4llttle understood.
«‘4 it was in this niuIly that Lydia Eu
‘li’inklmm diacoverml her famous \‘riz-
(Millie (inmpom‘id for woman‘s iila, u
"(illiilllmutill of roots and herbs which
lor hourly foriy more «hail proved a
moot successful remedy {or all those
distressing symptoms omnluonly ni-
tcndnnt upon functional and organic
dincnsch of the feminine orguna.
which dianppeur when it in used,
MR8. MITCHELL ENTERTNNS.
Oblervod‘ the Seventy-Third Anniver-
sary of Hhor Birthday.
i Mrs. Elizabeth A. Mitchell. of 123
South Main street. entertained a party
3 of friends, lost week, in honor of her
enmity-third birthday nonhuman“,
After the birthday groctlnsh and threw
'ontatlon of gifts, "A Boclnl Hour at
tactical" was given. part or the ghetto
,ncting nu rwhnol visitom and rrillch.
and part as the cinch in which they
4. diaplayed their ability in art. «locum
lion. mommy and mutual damn».
At the ccnciuolon‘ of the program,
which won heartily onloycd by both
aid». the guests adjourned to the
dining room to enjoy the good choer
and hospitality of the booth".
Lira. Mitchell won the recipient or
many very beautiful gifts. communal
of gold, linen. amoral largo bouquets.
a shower of amid and birthday new
logo, a. beautifully daemon! birthday
cake and other unetul all“. At about
canonical: the would donor-M, or
precision than uiprnclatlon of the dead
time and wishing the home! mom
mainly happy returns of April 3rd.
Anvaarmournm.
W is t lint! or letters maini III
for mg the tollowllll Wt e
thl 4 4 ‘J
. .dheriott,4.oapinim and {one any
'_ _ sorrow? Auditorium“. ‘
new ca‘ossovens MAY
‘iNOT MEAN PERFECT
SAFETY. lT’s ALLEGED
’l‘imt the change from short cross.
overs to be made upon the New llnrcn
road, will not make the mud cutircli
sale has been the claim of radium..-
experts ever since ii. was; announcru
that l'rcaldchl Mellon in conipuunre
with tho rocominoiulaiion of the Pub
110 Utilities ilonunimnon has ordorcd a
change in the “ill i‘i‘uotiultifti iii’la‘i’i‘li 444 44444444444 44 44 4
New York and iiostongui a I‘m-i m ,444444444 444444444
over animation. in connncmw, uil lliiu
Hence a.» {some _ H
lid! tuna mirrors-:1?
i.Il‘.\‘ii\"ll.iJ'i-I. l‘rnui‘v. lull} 7. ‘7‘3;
landing of tho tftIrmII lliiil'tl'.‘
chin Zeppelin l‘\',
“at NM 1”?" w’. ul w.‘ 1'.I
viii if -1 'I ’
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brigade ol’ Fl‘Hli'ii 2‘ ii? :szrI.
illl'nrloIiiy i-..,*i.i;.:~ 1: .. ‘
i't iii i'i.
situation the Iliallroud Ago tiliLLiiiI' 44444 44444444444444 4444 4
says: "if this large t‘iilwliilliul‘ 4444444444 444 44
v would really insure lidltfi.) oI unuo 44444 44 44 4. 4 44
passing through tumoqu at new .4444 44.4444 44 4444444
speed. it would he inulilicd and non» 44 44 444 ’44 4444 44
"waive the uprpoml oi nu rum-m.- 44.444444 '
mop. iliut, thin in not the car-i c
spite of popular hellnf‘baacd upon lin-
auliiunonla of the Connecticut i'lldlllln
alon that it No. 20 crosmrur iii aux;
for all npoodu. lluiiwuy cngluccio
fully realize the fallacy of this him.
it will utili' bu noccaaury to rcdnm
npcod through the No. 20 croiiaovcra
nithounh not to tho chine extent lit
through No. if: cronnoverad'
When cnxlncmnn dlnrhgnrd about!»
and attempt to pace through turn»
cuts at npeoda nuch an recalled in the
two recent accidental on the Now
llavon. accident» are certain to occur
can they did on the shortcr turnoutnfllivitlm upon this payment of a m .3:
mid mil, ‘3“ mom “9310‘“: in" thliilm” diliiiil'.
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wwnmiml lilol yinmiwwi un-
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COUNTRY CLUE) LADlES’ BAY.
i :idlun' lid)“ in lilo Nlirwull: Country
lTlh from a loam-k until ll. .‘iirn.
Moreno.» ’l’n‘ucr hiniwy. of New York
city lulu been ccrumi no clithrln‘iuor.
A hum-t lunch will be curved
piano for a doliahti‘ul ni'tnrnoon are
(“1th Irill lac h M on ‘l‘hurrdur, April
and ”
bring him. in town ail-Iain my be '
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and Tan ili‘l Nut-3d Playrrs.
"Cricket tn the idolrflr," by Cling.
l‘niwllu, ‘A inhale littlfu‘ilil‘lliitftt)
o! .. ilv lirivrI-Iiiwi by lillii
F‘lii‘ lilili hi; hi ‘2». into Iplnyi'l'n.
numb of tho :IaIIIl nix-I'll
lunar. l'zviliiro i;I;_ at
owry peninrmnnm. 4
JOSEPHINE MAXWELL,
Thinnrien'a prI‘wmiliohi prima dunno.
in an rilill‘ciy new l'liiit’i‘illl‘a“, of
planar grins Mina Maxwell up»
Il‘earml at licyi‘a at our. p-ilIII-iu-
lam-c but had to retire from the pro»
who: on amount, at liliicnh. livery-
iImly n‘Ill wolcomc imr return.
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l. mm «H
.il cow
‘l'llc lrihil Simultor, '
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~ to Building Matc’rial
liohnprle Wk" cum in: cannon
arena. Geotoi' contraction.
. »fi
highur anemia permitted in operation
mm long cronuovuru. the rink. in
cusp of dioregliro of alconhl are trout»
r. )4.
a “circuitry to general ballot, the hen
lit dorivtai tram thorn longer crimp.
more will not be on much an immortal
to unfair an “an moronic in regularity; I
a: minutiae up» to the pmllnitity of 4 .
maintaining higher normal speed
through the drummers. Whathor this ‘4
advantage will insults-tho coat is 4
donhit‘u "
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Ti!" cord helical illilltiilliil team
in for no. mongol-can.
tell is wow; moguls
or.
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mom a on hfldiot‘dd‘fld mam:
‘ ‘ fi‘ ‘ é readers who 4 4
,mfimot.old sauna win an
‘ and mod comma and like an ,4 a. . 4 4...,
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now he form» in 4 4 , will! In?! an
inland to build Ina-re
Wli.l.lAM chant,
Mbimiunint and ruconthuo (rm
' *lmn'u halo, in liril‘ihht wiltirluihc.
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A l‘i'i‘t‘lli l-iurcpcnh "gynumolic imam»
l. lotion.“ _
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muslin: comedians, in "M‘tlm dingo
been"
Win;
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