The Washington Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1891, Page 1

Tome, 9150 Pes yore Meee, aes : * vo aie ie \SHINGTON, ., RD. Tl a1, = = WASHINGTON, D. ©., SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1891, THEY SAY Casino Bill will find me ; ales out that | ness, then ‘ashi Riess 5 you want to remember | man.—Washington Bee. an t bulldoze the Ber by threats. oe purely she hed claims tobea| Wiley Waiveaity is not of Nash-} mASHIG? Tistian, must, before everything | ville, Tenn., but Marshall, Texas.— FASHION NOTEs, else, be gentle in ber manners.— | The Christian Index. pa oii —- From The Ladies’ Home Journal. ee renadine with satin stripes and TS a IME: ; nome broche figures made over a §HOW TO KEEP COOL. ae ronnie silk or satin Surah is very Sees stylish, Bi Cleanliness, not only next to god- UNTO cer gowus are very dressy and livess, is part of coolness, payee aa Pr wall aa — flounces festooned | Ladies’ Home Journal. So take a | : ot and ¢ ere with bows of gold | plunge bath in the morning, letting | i st go. chien or braid about an inch in the water be tepid, and afterwards | — | men should be watebed. : giving yourself a cool shower. Omit - : sissthhed ik shia ha ee The handsomest sik dresses are | Starch from your clothes as far as be der. ecorder is an old man For. wee 20. tvo hot for the recorder to this weather. z else to do. | ve will never get the Hayti 1¢’s hypocritical talk in the Fre last week will not catch you said Fortune a few =e | : is ~ plain skirts, Cats’-eyes and tiger-eyes are Squares in new passementerie, Checked tweed gowas for morn finished with stitching, Mousseline desoie and chiffon fake a rest young man, you are and scolloped with black. Age, it would have been wore favorably known to him. ya Waut a live paper read the g men will come to the « Republican Central Commit- tee should be a representative body. the Afro-American Press and its Ss should be in every house- be honest in your dealings with all men. lago must go. you abusg a man and then ‘er him yo ill receive your ard. Nhe District Commissioners know what they are doing. Young republicans will do all in tueir power to reform politics. Some people are so conceited, 11 they declare that it is raining wuen the sun is shining. at deeds are performed by ut men, Be careful what you say, when 1 where you say it. itis the brave man who will tell le taults of his friends. en men contract debts they 1 be paid. Tuere will be an independent or- gallization svon. Did the State treasurer of South Catolua effect that State? book agents are frauds. They can tell you the world in live nuter, ird term men _ will be elect- the next convention. The Capitol Savings Bank has tected a new president. ‘he Bee is the livliest and most ‘elable journal in this country. l Cadets will be an indepen- ganization. B ‘Lece is no rest for ‘the Negro. Yr. Rayburn will be Health Off ssioner Douglass knows tess, rae to those who are true to K Sis major of the first sepa- Nate battalion. : He is a gentleman and if you eat Lim right he will stand by Jealousy will defeat any object terprise. Central Republican Commit- it lo meet soon. ) ine i Q les, your thim Cox is tha Bl the | of tnread, your needles, = ie ble and some buttons. weiched in the balance and found Nail-heads imitating amethyists. sold. lor gowns for the demi-season, and a girdle and collar of jet. A novelty of this season 18 broad: cloth ou which are printed designs of flowers ané leaves in natural colors. This printed cloth is used for house dress as it is too showy for outdoor costumes, Seal brown and clear green will have tbeir innings in the fall. French novelties show many rib- bons in the satin merveilleux wear. The Armure weave in grenadine is preferred in Paris to the plain mesh. Parasols of black net caught down with ‘‘jewel” beads here and there makes a very pretty show. Black and three quarter jackets having the seams outlined with nar- row jet ga'loon. Half inch stripes of white or black camel’s hairon pearl gray dress materials, The Surah weave is decidedly on the increase among French novel- ties in broad silks. Faille is now combined with light weight woolen dresses, and plain satin with brocade. Felix sends out gowns of figured black crepe, with sleeves , yoke and panels of black satin, trimmed with gilt. A few French gowns show bows, knots and rows of satin ribbon for trimmings. The yellow silk Hercules braid gives nearly the effect of tinsel, and does not tarnish. Surah printed with spots of gold leaf for yokes, sleeves and plas- trons. nia eae FOR A GIRL’S SUMMERTRUNK. If you wear a fluffy bang, you want your alcohol lamp. If you wear laced shoes, you want a dozen pair of shoe strings. If you varnish or polish your shoes, you wanta new bottle of blacking. If you are inclined to sun-burn, you want a pot of strawberry cream or some cold cream. If youare fond of reading, you want your favorite books. If you ever use pins, you want a block of black ones and a paper of white ones. : If you are a good girl and mend your clothes, you want some spools If you make yourself sweet with added to the imitation jewels with which dress trimmings are studded. ae en areniayes /At Nay ue Irving Park 5) | -|{ Wet cabochons an inch in diam | gives this as her bi eter are placed in open lace hike cup of coffee . : 2 cold desert and a small cup of cof- raffles for the neck are printed with | ¢, € isi i . : & gay fleurettes, or else are dotted fee. Keep this in mind also; there emeralds, and topazes for studding | and evenness of disposition with it. Bex supported the bypo’| sleeves, collars, and plastrous, are called ‘‘jewels” and are very much Light tweeds and Chevorts in aay, brown and gray, are used for tai- Indoor costumes, are being made ae ee See balls in Paris of light faced cloths, trim. ed a big, loose bunch of pale yellow med with flounces of black lace, peer en nud sweet. The made with acoat basque and rather | Possible. Eat a light breakfast. Greasy food, or a great quantity of | food, taken in the morning, will | most certainly heat your stomach Stays in the city and is always cool, Il of fare: A in the morning, with | bread and butter; a luncheon of | M ee ‘ -|cold beef and baked potato, with | . ing or traveling are made with a| lemonade or iced tea; and a dinner | pall tally aha hay bane deep coat and plain skirt simply | 4fter sunset Consisting of a little soup, a bit of meat and one hot : vegetable, a cool green salad, a is no better preventive against heat than good temper, when you com- ,| bine good bathing, proper food, a ee ee PRETTY TABLES. The legs were slender and with au outward curve, just flected with uper shelf was thickly powdered with yellow and pink primroses, natural size. The flowers had evi. dently received a coating of amber enamel after drying, as I judged by the soft lustre they possessed. Each shelf was finally girdled by a nar- row strip of brass fret work, which was peculiarly artistic, adding much richness to this veritable litttle gem. ‘Turkish coffee tables are quite a Tage, and come in completed de- sigas. They are very beautiful, whenever placed. The handsomest ones are inlaid with mother of pearl and some witb silver. Small wicker tables are found in fanciful shapes, some bemg gilded, others bronzed in the various “fetching” tints; still others beau- tifully enameled with the new en- amel paints, which give such dain ty colors and fine gloss. Bows on tables have had their day, and gone quite of out of style. Tables are a study in these days, they come in such endless variety, in styles and shapes, sizes and prices, to suit everybody. One of the very newest is heart-shaped, and has but three legs. There are two shelves toit. Some of these heart-shaped tables are in oak, some in mahogany, while otbers are white and gold, the shelves being ivorized, the legs are of! brass, and a fiue chain of brass con | nects the two shelves of “hearts.” The latter style is very pretty for a “friendship offering,” being accom- panied, if you wish, with the fair recipient’s favorite poet, bound in white vellum. A dainty low table is of oak small and round. On the top asmall! medallion of carving is set where each of the three legs come. It is most suitable fora bric-a-brac, or a jug of fresh flowers. | A Japanese table has shelves much in the style of a Japanese cabinet, irregularly placed, giving one a chance to group pretty ob. | John A, Pierre, jects most effectively. A hand-painted table attracted my notice lately. It was ivory, white, rather low, with two shelves oblong in shape. een FORTUNE TELLER. 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