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liOMAN. I'OJMLA.NU, MAY 5, 1U1Z.
i fashioned into huge trailing bows, rib
bon made Into saury little bows which
are poised one above the othcron the
steep slope of upturned brims, rib
bon fashioned Into rosebuds and splen
did deep-colored roses, ribbon straying
in graceful streamers from the edge of
picture hats there Is actually no
counting the ways which the milliners
have found to use ribbon this year.
RJbtran Flowers Beautiful.
The ribbon flowers are particularly
beautiful, and though they never de
ceive the eye like cleverly made arti
ficial posies, they are Infinitely more
elegant and distinctive and usually a
deal more expensive. Exquisite coif
fure wreaths of plnlc and white roses
for evening wear are spangled with
realistic "dewdrops" made of rhlne
stones, which come ready pierced with
tiny holes so that they may be sewed
to ribbon petals. White daisies with
yellow hearts, all made of ribbons, are
ready for children's Summer leghorns
and the corsage floweqn. fashioned of
ribbon, are marvelouvly beautiful.
Whole negligees are made of rib
bon, the ribbon strips being set to
gether with narrow entre deux of lace.
Houses made in the same way are to
e seen also. A very dainty blouse of
his sort Is of Pompadour ribbon set
together with cream net banding. The
Vilouse is cut on very straight lines and
tas a short peplum. It is confined at
he waist line under a belt of patent
l ather with a coral clasp. Smarter
'ian the metal guard chain for lorg
nette or watch, just now, is the nar
ow black gros grain guard r.'"jbon over
hlch are run slides of gold set with
arls. These guard ribbons are worn
ltslde the tailored coat and the lorg
.Hte Is tucked Into the breast pocket
f the coat.
One last word about ribbons! Be
lire and save them all this Summer
make Into petticoat frills later on.
r skirts are surely Increasing In
Idth and by and by frilly petticoats
111 be back in high favor.
BLOUSE, COVERED WITH CHARMING
WHITE CHIFFON FICHU, ATTRACTIVE
Edge of' Five Trills. of Pink and "White Pompadour Ribbon Adds to Effect Airy Ribbon Hair Ornaments for
Dancing Costumes Require Deft ringers.
Menus for One
Week
Tuesday.
Asparagus Knup.
Pot Roast of Beef Minced Carrots.
Braised Potatoes,
lettuce Halad.
Riced Banana Trifle.
Coffee.
Wednesday.
Vegetable Broth, with Rlr.
Minced Beef In Spaghetti Border.
Stewed Tomatoes.
Asparagus r-alad.
Caramel Custard.
Coffee.
Thursday,
fream of Tomato Soup.
Breaded Umb Chops Peas.
Brown Mashed Potatoes.
Cabbage- and Nut balad.
Rhubarb Pie.
Coffee.
Friday.
Brown Onion Soup.
Baked Halibut, tufted. Lemon Sauce,
Potatoes.
Cheese and Cauliflower Salad.
Prune Pudding.
Coffee.
Saturday.
Bouillon, wltb Noodles.
Meat Loaf with Indian &auce
Rice.
Jellied Vegetable Salad.
Chocolate Blanc Manga.
Coffee.
Sunday.
Tomato Broth.
oast Spring Umb. Mint Sauce.
urowa potatoes. Bpinacn.
tture. Egg and Pimlento 8alad.
ange-Rhubarb Koole, with Cream.
cotree.
Monday.
Cream of Spinach Soup.
- Souffle. Scalloped Potatoes,
aullflower. with Chelae Sauce.
Lettuce Salad,
ta Blancmange, with Stewed Figs.
Coffee.
LAXT SANDWICH FILLIXGS.
,ie. Get large sardines and skin
e them, draining off all the can
ike a dressing of fresh oil.
hives, lemon juice, chopped
.id paprika; soak the sardines
- several hours. Use white
eese. Mash up several
cream cheeses In a bowl
sweet cream; add chopped
tablespoon of Worcester
alt and white pepper. Use
e. Make a very stiff may
ding, when completed.
ks or pimentos; use lemon
negar and leave out mus
ob of this on a lettuce leaf
slices. Use gluten bread.
m. Grind ud the lean of
Id ham, passing It several
h the chopper; season with
add enough sweet cream to
m. Add a squeeze of lem-
graham or rye bread.
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0
VEK this blouse of the new Col
bert embroidery with oddly shaped
eyelet motifs, is a very charming
fichu of white chiffon edged with five
frills of pink ' and white Pompadour
ribbon. The ribbon frills overlap and
make a fluffy border, though the rib
bon Is but scantily gathered. The fichu
Is caught together over the bust with
HOW TO CARRY YOUR PICNIC LUNCH
kamelg Two cups of
of milk; a quarter of a
cream of tartar; one tea-
lence of vanilla.
Iher for 20 minutes, ex-
orlng, which should be
kvval from the fire. Turn
lightly buttered, and
hardens mark It off
i with a knife. When
le used for a very fine
lam els when perfectly
Iput Into little paper
the edges. These can
f confectioner's or made
FORD
H BOOT
at Heel Like Low Cut
I
tt.fat
i
jCONOMT of space Is of much Im
portance when arranging the pic-
nlc lunch and the various utensils
which will be needed. Baskets fitted up
especially for picnic use can be had in
all the big stores, but as these are ex
pensive from 1S un and are only
arranged for six persons at most, they
are not bought except for small, ex
clusive gatherings. For a May party or
picnic of any sort for 24 children and
several adults, a clothes hamper makes
an excellent receptacle for the lunch
and dishes If there Is a vehicle or stout
man to carry It. Otherwise several
wicker suitcases, with the food and va
rious utensils properly divided for
them, would be the best receptacles.
These are light and have convenient
handles and the bigger boys of the
company could be the carriers. Most
homes have at least one of these handy
telescope baskets, so there would
doubtless be no difficulty in accumulat
ing the right number. Ifeverything Is
packed nicely in them, too, and the
baskets protected with a layer of pa
per, they will come through the ordeal
without hurt. .
In one suitcase would be put the
cloth, napkins, forks.
cups and perhaps two little
salt and pepper. Uet a
cloth and matching servl
10-cent store and also ask there for the
light wooden plates such as are used
by the baker for pies, and for waxed
paper cups, which are generally sold
in nests of a dozen. The correct quan
tity of these conveniences would cost
less than a dollar. If there are to be
other picnics and there is money
enough for a splurge, get small thin
plates of white enameled ware, match
ing them with cups and a few spoons,
The plates will be about S cents each
and the cups and saucers 10. For this
grand outfit aluminum drinking cups
would be suitable and these are sold
in nests of four at 60 cents. The three-
pronged kitchen forks, with matching
knives, sold In all of tne nousenoia de
partments of the shops, are proper and
cheap accessories, these costing from
30 cents the half dozen up. If the
usual home things are taken' upon the
gay expedition, see that they are not
lost esoocially the highly-prizea sil
ver you may be foolish enought to take
along. Good old family spoons nave
disanneared in this way.
Cheat) and light holders lor salt ana
DeDDer are made or ceuuioia ana inese
are sold for 6 cents each. A folding
corkscrew is 10 or 16 cents, a sharp lit
tie painter's pallette knife, for which
there are many uses. Is 10 cents, and
sandwich tins In the right shape are
the same price. For wrapping up the
sandwiches so they will Keep rresn tne
household-departments also sell waxed
naner In nackaees and by tne sneei.
The paper wrapped around boxed
crackers, which housekeepers may save
for Just such purposes. Is oiten usea,
bo oostinir nothlnsr.
An alcohol lamD la a splendid thing
to have along, as there are many oc
casions when it is needed. The younger
children may want their milk warmed
and the adults always respond to a
cheering cup of tea. Very good little
lamps with an extra screw-top can for
the spirits cost from $1.25 up. For car
rying milk or made tea or any other
liquid old wine bottles with new corks
are useful, as these can be thrown
away afterward.
If the lemonade Is made on the picnic
ground, buy a cheap wooden bucket to
hold It.
For sophisticated picnickers, the peo
ple who do everything in the most ac
complished way, there are any number
of charming things In the shops. Fold
ing stools, these of metal and canvas,
are offered, gypsy cooking kettles, wo
men's and men's hunting knives, wee
medicine cases for the first aid to the
injured and so on. Last, but not least,
there are picnic blankets for spreading
over the ground when lolling, canvas
buckets and canteens for -drinking
water, and even the pretty Maypole
with Its needed ribbons.
For really grand occasions, too, there
is a portable awning with the light
poles needed, this In gay stripes with a
scalloped valance all round.
Under this, if the occasion is a May
party, the queen sits . to receive her
courtiers.
Javelle Water This is a well-known
preparation for bleaching and removing
stains from white garments. It is sure
to fade colors and so should not be
used on them. To make javelle, dis
solve half a pound of washing soda in
a pint of boiling water and mix It with
a quarter of a pound of chloride of lime
dissolved In a quart of boiling water.
Stir the mixture, let settle and pour off
the clear, liquid, keeping the water In
tightly-corked bottles In a dark place.
Air and light soon destroy the strength
of javelle.
WARMED-OVER SALMON WITH
SAUCE PIQUANT Put the salmon,
without bones, In a small saucepan and
heat it thoroughly In butter or olive oil,
although without allowing It to cook.
Then make a delicate white sauce with
cream thickened with flour and put in
it chopped gherkins, capers, two table
spoonfuls of vinegar, and some chopped
parsley.
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a big rose made of pink satin ribbon,
which is poised against leaves of green
velvet. In the low coiffure are also
pink roses made of satin ribbon.
It requires deft fingers to fashion
the airy ribbon halt ornaments which
are worn with dancing and opera cos
tumes. The wing;s poised at the center I white chiffon gown, and is made of
of this coiffure wreath of small pink J American Beauty ribbon with artificial
satin roses, are fragile as a breath, yet leaves.
exquisitely beautiful. They are made
of sheer silver gauze ribbon outlined
with rhinestones Tsewn on almost invis
ible wire. Rhinestone "dewdrops" glit
ter on the pink rosebud wreath and
these roses, also, are fashioned with
ribbon. The large rose in the corsage
s a glorious splash of color on tho
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