The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1901, Page 10

OW TO DRESS ELL By Mme. Louise. The Evening World places at the disposal of its feminine readers tie services of a very competent dres: maker who will assist and advise them in planning new dresses and! making over old ones. Address all) letters on this topic to “Mme, Louise, Evening World Home Dressmaking Department, 1 want to your advice alov Tam. aly trimming. 1, Might complexioned and le length. EDITH you will fing a wool batiste the thing. A more ex be of lansdown or crepe de mee For ur height, a skirt whi a accordion-plaited | flounce would be very becoming. Jo! ny the founce to the skirt with a bla Chantilly Insertion, the material being cut y under the lace, If your sip Mning were pale blue it would give a very pretty effect. Make your waist like | with sir and cuff blue panne velvet and a touch wame At the top of the collar, Make the of white Hberty satin, crashed softiy and held in place by ‘tiny gold beads. The lower sleeve should corre- Spond with the yoke, and the upper wi tucked Ike the and flared at the elbow, Thix wil you a youthful and ingly frock. 3. LOUIS Dear stme. Lou! Kindly suggest « %ay of making an evening Gress of rose colored matin cloth for my dauch. ter, who {s eichteen years old, also #hi mings you think would lovk well to make ber something fufy, ant Lime have it look quite youthful A CONSTANT READE! A skirt made Ilke the above desc tion would be very tty in old satin cloth. Use a deep cream insertion, with a white rellef. Have the waist cordion-plaited, allowing It to prettily In front, and drawa down tightly at the back. Sew Uny ruchings of cnit fon the same shade acrosy th t about one and a hall inches will hoid the plaiting out and look saft and pretty, Hook ‘Of the back.’ Muxe fa armhole to elbow by a wand of insertion formin. puffs and finished just below ¢ with @ ful accordion-plaiting 8 desired, loulsine ‘silk, puitndinoe san metehilet otr: with a band of the eollar 10 match with te, finished with double sa! gown 1s dainty in its sim You do not mention your skirt m ure; all girls of eighteen not the| same height. For one of medium sizr ft will take twelve (12) yards MME. LOUIS! ~ <0; OR HOME DRESSMAKERS. ——— The Evening World's Daily Fashion Hiut. | { VOLUME “2. PAK tu bowl for about t play when the third of a cup of Mutter in let ndostir ft unt!! ie han be } Mrs. Bonine is apparently = } ented problem In-erime that an Ame r ha been called on to have aud dyn he re ARRIET HUBBARD AYER, oss.coe ute. . [ beiat Retreat tingly skilful yp: ol Hints to the Housewife, | ieractes wnin rts With ond wien LM FEO ITH ‘ Mike ho th tt nt LL : sf ear A deli aft eed tittle woman, femintt OMATO™ BISQUE but firm and mentally WITH r ga nting even with i alee that her charms might iny 4 re Mre. ih ne and such was Bs 1 c OT aN as the werld has been Pay cu - meagre deseriptions tt hi nnn Nn murderess, # WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1901. fit Calit auness of bors 1% bOX Ag a Iron cage soul, but a pi x even his conception. wnounces an ‘Truth About Standard OIL" }otrath, rev d Irit aling all of the methods one, by the de thirty fortune the w man who u er, has has ever known at of the most approved dnd. tunes of th original Roe millionatres | the! own right n the suffocat eoply laden ship was a test of love beyond article land for $1 a ¢ e larges vestments In Standard Oil stock when It was 6: —It {s now near 800—Hittle tips from headquar- velace had tdeas on the ure- for a 8 poor man, of course. Ko xpecue on “The Is the whole some of them dito vork on . how, not individual it will unfold le stranger than family-story-paper fiction An int pendix to this story might deal with the for- men who were office boys in the efeller establishment and are nov resting ap- Judicious in- rowho corporated; add salt 1 the strained tomatoes, and, if the toma Brarsiwordtofla nistiheckvaleraphlere ters about copper deals and an occasional eut- yenelds Haltinealtsnoity wariiteriniaiiesalataclainesonsth ting of a watermelon in the shape of stock Dea Nrabuyt the hold of the Patatia is worth reading bonuses" have helped men who entered the cor- “at four ounces of ham into dice;| “What did 1 think about on the Voyage? I built | Peration in a humble capacity to acquire great BoA uon and try with ham in] alr castles for Johanna,” he says. Here Is a | "ches. Carnegie ts not the only emp » onc utter; when lover whose proof of devotion was nobler, if | Nas carried his employees along with himcelt turn them {nto a sau humbler, than that of other lovers celebrate to great wealth. thr 4 stock corned f n water and add three carrots, two tur-{ history or fietton. It would be invidious te latl- Bei j apeunie nipsys( J and a dozen) mfte that a less demonstrative affection misght DE A ED AREAL iaPotteclesr@aSmmenteenii ss Regular mountaln ra Pd ee Meets | last longer in the matrimonial harness than a -_ = toes, and boll gently for} Passtonate love like Heck’s, ‘The point for pres- The Virginia whitecaps who went ont to “dis- another hour; rub the whole through af ent application Is that in the fervor, at least, and simmer again with the Iyuor padd ealt and serve with rumba, it breaks all re ter depending ks ly on {rled bread Chicken Tiinbates. Dear Mra Azer Kindly give nie 9 recipe teken tim A SH usentny IMILALES a chicken ntl tender, skin, | and chop tine Stir for with a tablespoonft mand wd halt capfal of chopped mushrooms, «pln CHICK q of salt, a plich of er and half a DIRECT pint of cream hen mtx well with the nicken and add the beaten whites of four eges. uke ot forma." ih wilt Irn EACH uire thr “1 er oof an hour to pase bake, Serve with siuce. ‘To Make Chicken Salad. Dear Mer Ayer Kindly give me a recipe for ehtrken malad BROOKLYN OL the fowl tender and take out 1 all the bones, fat. gristle and] — skin; min snail | Q Lays " but a one 0 Filet ehleken put twice its weight fae lar ela elery eat in | iF is nthe i some other > oimean tim Halse dressing, ur and « roughiy epare an for sing over tossing and tin table yf itt & cool plac ‘ord, and its duration is a mat- Johanna’s fostering a young | are dead from his bullet and cipline’ a youth who was said to have insulted iy caught a Tartar, and two of them a third fatally | SIDE LIGHTS ON THE NEWS. wounded, take the law in their own hands to avenge their Wrongs by casticating offending neghbors? Or greater consideration neighbor's rights and a higher respect for the Certainly, it is not to be supposed that offenses against social decorum are fewer in a metropolis than In rural com- have majesty of the law? NO, 14,717. Vost-OMer at id-Clags Mail Ma red at the they a munities. Rockefeller to fl. tion for Bilt of $220,000, Reading, P: moths in which “How Falls?" > sbout the woman ———— > death Stree! hos there were New York It is no assumption of superior city Virtue to point out that it fs always in country towns where there is opportunity for Idle gos- slp that whitecaps exist, and q it because city men re busier that they do not er in cities. for “Women seldom win much fame by shoot- who shot Niagara This ts the thne of year when callege presi- dents hang up their stockings for Santa Claus With courteous considera- the sex hoe hag filled that of Miss Thomas, Bryn Mawr's president, first, with a I: is a gift with a string to It, the requirement being that $250,000 additional must be forthcoming from other sources; but the conditions are not hard. handsome one, y: Dr. Harper's stoc placed at Ch The donation is a tit would hardly fill the toe of ing, where miillons have been stimas in times gone by. 5 is reported from lett a collection of butterfiles and 200,000 specimens. ‘They were as much a source of pride to him es if they had been shares of stock in a railway trust or a steel amalgamation or pictures for presentation to a museum of art. lustrated the philosopher's theory tha: it is the little things in Hfe that please most. their Strecker {I- mis possesses may be mentioned pounds almost daily. This en- larged virtue of Mr. "emis's, combined with h# chronic ¢ys- pepsia, makes things lively at timea In the Bemis household, or ys the C) jeago News. U fortunately, Mrs, Bemis p xessen nomething of the artis- the temperament, and her chfl- dren Inher-t it with all tts delicious dis- order, mental and physteal. It a prolonged domestle tragedy. The other evening Rem! qutetly beneath the dr bouk of travels. Bemis's reading ts ur Among the many virtues that Mr. Ie- the can readily be seen that Hemis at the time of his marriage Jad the foundations of was reading Hight a serious “yave the informed J goodd Is love of order, which | to verify he has to nn exac- surprising gerated and ex: yore pense made Ov thie au regard: ating degree, Why it] ing the 1 Is the Is not easter to k volun re you things consistently | where they bele jee Remts rather than te taleirdlghte tered all overt! o nets place {s to him the xpaco standing riddle of one that he pro- charg school syste te eth £1 Were—Amondat” vimless tant though wife that 1 to © courtesy ne bookstore of rf xwervingly serious. At last he rose and] roe. gurreptitivux went to the hookcane, which aupposedly | dren at tiie volume tm holds a complete set of the encyclopa a \opeee dia. He frowned as he saw that the tH.) Ui" ere xe LI" volume came next to again an example which led the ponderous train of tw ofsexthe ld wrougnt by lack nine volumes, but he sal he had slow ded throug: iste on the gacks of the tw books the caxe held. Then h above Mra. Hom's, who wasp with gleaming eves and flushed the Intent n on in romantic novels. neeks | order, We read ing quietly, a happy | family, tH all unwtt- on of this home, by a book that has tte “My dear," he sald, will you have the kindness to discover for m= who ever book had one, Ie tha: takes any and every volume at me the thix most valuable werk from this ¢: st ly book, and leaves it In an undiscoverable s ont i HapeRcas ntil ready to serve garnish with « ‘ , ery tips or hard-bolled ease (cold), let- 7) tuce leaves from the heart, cold ty 1 ‘Vemma beets or capers and olives me i, Crisp cabbage te a gc titate for = -{STOTTs) celery; when ¢ Je not to be had use MUTUAL]. celery he dressing : MAY( DRESSING FOR | RESERVE N SALAD. | TNSURANCE Break yolk f four raw eggs in a shal- low bowl and st in slowly two eupfule ot French A otlve oll, Do not} at, but stir and w all tea Wo thick mass add gradually a big SCRATCHES pinch of fine salt, a pinch of white pep- o tablespoonfuls of lemon Jules MATCHES? Mix well and pu ly to verve, This will one chicken two of vinegar tee until rea enough £ FOR SALE THE MOUSE oF PARLIAMENT INQUIRE OF LETTERS FROM—- THE PEOPLE. ora ‘Threat. Evening Wor! « £°C 2 AT tn which he ting ap fare, Pow creates ol ein Wa dren, The Liven Ant ay airing her ow offender suoakt Hreuce th bu toe hideous skys raping. office trendy will take doing this metre busines Dildish Reparte poli cut this costume for a girl elgnt of age, 5 1-2 yards 21 Inches wal, yards/@? inches wide, or 21-2 yards 5 wide, will be requir with seach of elk and piece velvet o of Velvet ritbon to trim mttern (Na. i00. aizes 6. 5, for 10 cents, dahier, The World, ‘ork City,’ 10 und A Tempernnee Mn To the Editor of Eveniag World phicity of CHA Rultua Corbett Rounds, Sharkey 25 Rounds. To the Faltor of The World A bey C01 Jeffries than any roman ever ait, Muarkey stayed a grvates Who winat ' buiayes of round n Bry saa gay’ fgntiown yc Lue mem ORS veieess || ¢ MATAIG] a iota EX- id the general advance Vora proph + Yankeefied appearan PRESENCE OF Peas MIND. on “iS IT COMING TO THIS IN ENGLAND?” A Suggestion by I. M, Long, Former World Artist, in London Express. ian[AMERIC AN DRUC STORE Brother Jonathan's time-killing methods of and an ‘anticipation’ to presume that some day not far dis- as depicted above The Strong Man (aside)—Confound them papler-mache weights, (Aloud)—Save yourselves, ludies and gentlemen! blowing just over your heads, There's a cyclone BSE GOL GOEO DOVE LIST 99609909 in the house? It te the wonder staring universe and the t my llfe" went on Mr. Bemls, withering patho: at the pen Tw ie always gone, on which I have just no envel lume of that waving his mateh it, an Pr one invaluable library. yon- nd towand the « eye media case, “which I may happen t desire for consultation ts invartanly missing, “Laura,” eald Mra. Bemts, nervousty 9 her daughte: renely thi “weren't you ust a little while ag07 Do go and see, dear, if it is in your room. he familiar fracas. with who was reading se- Zone of thore books | efoquen wilcally to vrariy darkened glared und LiSTeniNG In a hurry raise subserip- 4 3 doorway besids tions.” satd the | ltti Chief Standing 2 oung honsekeep- - Bear, in his blan- Dler got the wrong | er, tartly, before At oa dinner | ket and feathers, number over tae | she rang off. party they wer and how a clever yoast"——she was Interrupted with a | lave you alon Ciscussing th woman asked: n owas | centricities of a | ‘ bie | well-known wom- | would you consis terly to her maid yo ef a bygon er the outcome of the other day era who was pare; the higher civile about tue eritt fzatlon? Ism she had Whereupon the rou by Uving hostess of this alon Tater occasion “E should think | added: "EL should n woman of eight tuink she might ond thirty might have a iiwhich Ive be hersel was Standing the almost walled, bar nd owl t | _ comment.” The new ture “So he might, man in oan { ma'am,” sald the Uptown house ap- niaid, soothingly, nennred unane telephone the | wand when you nounced at the einem think how mich door of his mis: when she older than that treas's morning- want some | You look, T should room, and when think they would | cheatin taces temperance. Not long ago Prof, T.eons poeed, consulted . very selentitic and acknowl edged aa one of the leading men In his profession In Montana, The doctor d- vised Mr, Leonard to work lean at the Kk, exercise more outdoors and beer axa ton ‘The professor's labora were auch th Ihe felt that he could not devote | hours to them, bu Juced at least fio try some i he had never ‘before tasted. He did not approve of It as a beverage, but as a medicine he felt (justiied in taking it, especially on the ® | recommendation of sv eminent a prac- @ uoner, % 0 The doctor met his pstient a few days later as he was leaving the college and stopped io Inquire how he waa feeling. bout the same," repited the pro- 4, fooling: ot w! eras [ directed?” In- lelan. ie responded the professor, 1 took It a few times, but It became so } {useous that T had to discontinue It.” “How much did y take?” eB: “Did you tak Leonard a rare apostle and advocate of | wis physicion, aj fewer) laugh and a vi om What ts it, which said: “This | It waa the same | ticularly rema Thomas?" ts the Bureau of | mald when seeing | able for her tow. | “A girl, ma'am, Associated Char- | her mistress's new | cut gowns, One he replied prompt itles. What do | baby for the first | the guests was | ly. and to the de- | you muppone we | tlme looked at tt | recalling how | struction of her would ha yeast and then at the ata bazaar gi animity, as here for mother and anid: | in the Interest of knew netther “LT thought may | “She looks for all | some Indians this | of ls marriage be you had tt to bthe world Uke |. lady stood tn a | nor his hop HOMCEOPATHIC. | SCISSORED SMILES. Senator W. A, Clark, of Montan Horerateteoniee lines raktlines tells a story on Prof. N. R. Leonard, When the gas was burning dim; who for years was dean of the faculty | sys that was many years azo— of the Towa State University, and who’ Sow time is writing Hex on him, wan called recently to the presidency of | ehioagOENG the Mining College at Butte, Mon. Sen- A ator Clark saye that, thougn Montana 18 {phe topers, wretched human swine, romewhat out of the clrcte of prohibition papell Intluences, It c2n now boast In Prealdent Fats a sican tolkavand they: Abuse it In another way adeiphia Recerd, The man who burt of ridicule; 5 And he deserves the Mngs he gets Quite truly, asa rate. But unto lot's give our praise, an't know" ts oft Recause we rightly owe It— | The man who doesn't know a thing And knows he doesn't know It —Washington Star at there's many’ jTseixt the cup Let's admit without any compunetions But the worst Occur after th And the cups tion. to conjures Record-Herald. To win the git) his h w bold, As any delt could Ratu When she Raglan aoa thing nis nerve to daunt And make his feeliiga calmer; For, oh, this laver didn't. want li “Why. | bought a whole. bottle and , ‘took a spoonful before each meal,” ane To hug a box-up charmor! Swered the profespor,—Philadelphia Post Louisville Times.