1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY JUNE 26 1906
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WHAT A PEW OF THIS SUMMERS
DAINTY NEGLIGEES ARE LIKE
Some Coquettish and Charming GarmentsHome
Made Garments Nice
Tho season of the cool negligee is at
hand though for that matter women
now wear filmy boudoir gowns and
matinees at all times In tho year
One typo of negligee however is pe- ¬
culiarly associated with summer days
and has grown rapidly In popularity
during the last few seasons This Is
tho lingerie matinee In snnectlon
with a lingerie petticoat to match
and although the costume is appropri ¬
ate for the boudoir only and is too em ¬
phatically a deshabille to be correctly
worn a many women wear it about
the house It is In its more elaborate
forms most coquettish and charming
Along with all other lingerie gar ¬
ments It has taken on new daintiness
and attractiveness of late aryl Americans Nava been gradually ed cated to
an extravagance in ratters of lingerie
that was unknown to their mothers and
grandmothers French women rave al ¬
ways spent money lavlsn
on their
lingerie but French women could buy
exquisite handmade lingerie for i
fraction of the sum charged for It on
this side of the water and though
there has been a tremendous improve- ¬
ment in domestic lingerie work during
recent years the French models still
set the standards and many American
women buy only the imported hand ¬
made underwear etc
Until very recently it was practically
impossible to cbtaln a domestic lin- ¬
gerie negligee model In which hard
work and fine materials were allowed
to furnish the elegance of the garment
Over trimming associated with careless
machine work and coerce materials
was tho prevailing characteristic of the
domestic negligee offered ready made
in the shops but we have changed all
t
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that
One still sees many models of
old
type and there are still plenty the
of wo ¬
men who prefer them while others buy
them because they are cheaper than the
daintier garments but the general level
of the designing quality and workman- ¬
ship upon the ready made negligee has
risen each season
and this year the
shops abound in matinees and robes
that are attractive even when not
Tho skirt has the same treatment and
both sack and skirt have scallop frills at
bottom though lace inset Insertion and
frills might well be substituted
Nothing Is quite so pretty for the sack
and skirt negligee as lingerie stuff but
for loose matinees to be worn over dross
skirts all sorts of plain and flowered
sheer silks crepes and cotton and stile
mixtures are
Tho pretty flowered crystalline and
similar cotton and silk stuffs which are
Inexpensive though really lovely In de- ¬
sign and coloring have been chosen by
the makers of negligee garments for
many attractive models In both matinee
and gown form and these flowered
stuffs of course require less trimming
than plain materials lace
and
ribbon being the usual
In trim- ¬
ming
The chief difficulty with these
materials is their tendency to look
stringy and mussy after a little wear
but they can always be pressed out and
some of them will wash although they
are rover quite so
after being
laundered
Remnants of the exquisite flowered
crepe de chino aro to be
this
season at many of the bargain at
count
ers and
a seprate matinee of a
dressy sort nothing is lovelier than
crepe
or flowered
well too and cleans perfectlyIt vars
nd
though costing more at
start than
a China or India silk IB a botterlnveet
ment In the long runNew York Sun
HOUSEHOLD
A currycomb
HELPS
makes an excellent fish
scaler
In order to have potatoes always
white Ute kettle in which they are
cooked should never be used for any
other purpose
A tablespoonful of sugar added to the
water for basting roast heel will give
a rich brown color as well as a fine
savor
SXKS covered with boiling water and
allowed to stand live minutes are more
nutritious and digestible than when
boiled rapidly for three minutes
In flavoring cakes do not use lemon
juice it a light Cake Is desired stings the
acid sets free the carbon dioxide before
baking
The waxed lining paper to cracker
boxes is excellent to wrap lunches in
It Is very good to clean flat irons wth
k
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TO reduce your hips there nor a va
rloty of good exorcises One of the best
which also has an effect on the liver and
Is therefore sometimes known as a liver
squeezer Is to hold the arms out hori- ¬
zontally while standing erect and then
surely need a good Refrigerator unless you already
without moving the limbs turn the bidy
around first to the right then to the
haves one
We are handling the same make that we have sold
loft as far as possible Xext hold the
for several years past and it gives ertire satisfaction although
arms high overhead touching palms
and bend first to the right and then to
very moderate in price We have alt sizes and many different
the loft as far as possible with the
arms in that position Bonding to the
styles You will be perfectly safe in relying one for no mat ¬
floor keeping the knees stiff bonding
ter what style select or what the price we will gladly
only at tho waist line is fine and what
is known as tho goose stop In Gorman
guarantee it for durability economy and general satisfaction
military circles that of standing firmlyThey are built of thoroughly seasoned lumber have the best
on one foot and lifting the other as high
as possible straightening out the leg
possible insulation and are so arranged as to insure proper cirwtih the too pointed as In tho act bt
culation of cold dry air They are economical in the use of
taking a step Is also excellentice
and will not get musty or contract unpleasant odors if kept
A delightful lotion to remove an oily
condition of the complexion and to con- ¬
reasonably clean We have all sizes in wellmade Ice Chests
tract enlarged pores Take a halfpin I
too at lowest prices Remember that we are always glad to
bottle and in It put one and onehalf
ounces of cucumber juice hall till the
charge any purchase you make here and arrange the terms
bottle with elder flower water add one
of payment to suit you without extra cost
ounce of eau de cologne and shake well
Then add onehalf ounce of simple tine
tune of benzoin shake slightly and fill
with older flower water Apply with soft
sponge night and morning
Arnica diluted with warm water will i
prove a simple and soothing application
for tired burning feet After the lots
has dried in rub the feet gently ueitT I
a good toilet cream of oil of sweet
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almonds Always draw tho blood
the ankle or the instep toward the front
toes
Support the
or the ball of the foot
with the left hand while
with
right
using
tho
the downward motion
on the outside of the foot or the ankle How to Tell a Persons Age FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
A rotary motion on the instep is very
restful
Hre Is a plan to find out a persons
Almond meal Orris root in fine pow ¬ age
How
asking the question
der four ounces wheat Hour four old without
are you
which is sometimes
ounce powdered white castile soap one
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ounce borax one ounce oil of bitter thought rude
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almonds ten drop oil of bergamot two
Ask the jrtrl I suppose it is a girl to
tincture of musk one fluid dram
dram
down IR figures the number of the
Mix well and pass through sieve This
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In which she was born to multi ¬
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should be used Instead of soap It la
CHIC SHIRT WAIST
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The design of this shirt waist will appeal strongly to tho girl fond of Jh
by I then add her own age
Almond milk ta made by blanching thon subetract MS then add IK then
lettc sports It dUCera from the regulation Peter Pan blouse at nook and Ottvn
goodsized Jordan J
the front Our model is collarless stitched bands of the material crossed in thirty
tho sum she has left This she
bruising them
a powder In halfanda tell you
front forming the neck finish A wide box plait extends to waist line and pint of distilled to
be willing to do for she will not
water A lump of sugar
turned curls trim the elbow sleeves The little pocket on right side is decorat ¬ must be worked In at the name time think that three figures can represent
to prevent the oil from separating
age But they do for the figure at
ed with a pearl button matching those on blouse and cuZ <
process takes some time and shouldThe
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left tells you the month in which
done In a mortar Strain through cheesehe was born and the two other figures
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and
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how old she is now For ex
To male the milk richer increase th tell
China Stock Must So Sold
number of nuts used The preparation
if the amount is 317 she was born
is one of the most soothing and bleach
March the third month and her age
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broadbiaded knife or cake turner
brown the other side Send to the and
ta ¬
ble as soon as taken from the griddle
syrup
gravy
or
with them
Grind Cakes
together a pint of
flour and a half teas
far of salt Stir
into a pint of thick sour milk one level
teaspoonful of sifted bak1n soda As
begins to foam mix quickly with the
flour and bake the
at once Buck ¬
wheat or corn meal say be mixed with
the flour
Whole Wheat CakesMix a half teaspoonful of salt with a pint of
whole
wheat flour Gradually add a
of
wry cold
quickly and
hard until tho hatter Is
tiny
bubbles Have deep om
very hot
and well greased Fill nearly full with
the batter and bake in a
hot oven
until risen and brown about half an
hour
Pop Overs Sift together a pint of flour
and a half teaspoonful of salt Beat
enough to mix them
three eggs
add a pint of milk Stir into the flour
beating to make A smooth batter Fill
gem pans nearly full Place in a mod
orate oven so that they will rise very
slowly
In half an hour quicken the
h t They should swell to twice their
and be hollow in the center
first
They will take nearly an hour to bake
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directly after it has had a meal If
the exercise Is at all hard the food will
remain undigested for hours It is best
not to allow a dog to play even directly
after he has swallowed his dinner In
a little time hd can do so but do not
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BATTERSB-
phenomenally expensive
For the woman who cannot afford ex- ¬ also
travagance and yet covets the daintiest To prevent tomato soup from curd- ¬
CORNELIA
of negligee sacks and robes the only ling add the tomatoes before the milk
resort is home sewing and within a is put Into it and remember to train Batters are thin mixtures of Sour and
the
tomato
juke
before
turning It over liquid nmfte light by the admixture
few weeks there will be offered bar ¬
of
gains galore in the department of the flour and butter
KMne subeUuioe w
or will
lacex embroideries and sheer summer A soft varnish brush with a string evolve a gas W Ida contains
a
choice
have
of
air
materials from among widen the clever or wire through the handle to hang it well beaten eggs or x
chemical such asshopper may choose materials for her by is a desirable utensil in every pantry I
sumemr negligees which will bring
their to be used for brushing bread rolls and s ready prepevec la the various forms
away
baking powder
cost
below that of the Imported or pastry with melted butter
tine domestic ready made models par- ¬
Air can be entangled in batters by
eta
mix tablespoon
ticularly if the shopper can do her own fulIn ofa fruit
flour
and vigorous beating The same
thoroughly
the sugar
sewing
both dry
be used spread
It is accomplished by the use of
With the prettiest of the sack and it on the lower crustis to
putting in
beaten eggs flaking powder con ¬
petticoat models the effect Is a matter the fruit and it will be before
evenly distribut 11
two or more chemical substances
of materials and hand work rather ed through the
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A fair substitute for maple sugar is
when combined with a liquid be ¬
than of Intricate design
Of course
there are the elaborate models beauti- made with equal parts of granulated
to evolve gas and this gas divided
ful with delicate hand embroideries white and dark brown sugar boiled with
tiny
bubbles
and evenly mixed
of water until of
with lace inset in complicated fashion the desiredthe
the batter lives the desired
thickness
When cool three
but there are also hand made models drops
The
of
baking powder tovanilla
best
is
added
almost as delightful in which the handSour milk in which soda has been
e Is one which contains cream of tar ¬
Is limited to tiny tucks to simply thoroughly
work
> et
dissolved
in
proportion
the
ln
as the chemical residue left in the
lace to seams set together by
teaspoonful of soda to
veining and to other devices Tri h are one onequarter
is not harmful We can also wee
cupful pf milk cast be
used a I
not beyond the accomplishment of any
mixture of sour milk and baking soda
milk If only a little less baking
woman who can do fine though plain
is
used
flour
the
mixed
In the proper porporUons
hand needle work
A novelty attractive to the cook is
ey will lighten the batter perfectly
The simplest
lingerie matinee
of
a
protector
food
a
dish of
among the French models and the do- Inam ld wire perforated and indented
Cooking on a greased griddle is a sort
mestic copies of the imported models
be put in the bottom of kettles to f two aided baking Only enough rat to
yoke made of insertion set
has a
food from
even should < eop the batter cakes from sticking is
together by hand The lower
of
water boll
be hart
larger quantity tends to make
the sack is Joined to this yoke being
costing
sizes
various
IS to 36
from
i
set on with tiny tucks while below ents each
cakes greasy and indigestible
these tucks the material falls full
Griddle
Cakes Sift together a pint of
It the salt is sprinkled over the range
The bottom is trimmed with inset lace > efore
ur a third of a teaspoonful of salt
und lace frills as are the elbow sleeves ie no disagreeable odor if the fat spat
ono
teaspoonful
d
of baking powder
and knots and ends of liberty satin set ers over
on fronts and sleeves add greatly
Ielt one teaspoonful of butter StIr Ht
to the In frying croquettes in
be
fat
charm of the matinee If the ribbon Is
to
the wire basket in the he flour a scant plat of sweet mil
cleverly tied
One can by the way 10t fat first before
lnS hard and quickly
the croquettes are
Add the
the tying done at the ribbon coun
Iaced in the basket otherwise they
butter Grease a hot griddle
ter of any good shop If one has not the
to the wires and fall apart
adhere
rop
on
by
batter
the
spoonfuls
When
knack and the skillful manipulation of hen lifted
ribbon is distinctly an art
There is now on the market a frying rown on the under side turn with a
Often the lower part of the matinee is
appliance
which
fits
a
and
made of deep embroidery flouncing very
pan preventing all possibility of
applied to the yoke exsuit and tine
he fat running over on
actly as in the model just described
ingenious
woman keeps
bread
but needing of course no additional An at an even temperatureher
the year
T
at the bottom In such a mod 1
YJIiL
u
oven of a
J
usually has
the sleeve
without a fire and putting a small
embroidery Introduced In some way but love
lamp
beside It
hted
door
the yoke may be of either embroldeiy 8ItJ open
wnn xmwIMNIINiNINmN1NNNwiumun
w umn
or iace insertion and often combines
the two
Table
A petticoat of the lingerie material
Is easily made
and embroider
and this style of sack and petticoat flog¬
Parents oven In a humble cottage
ligee Is probably the simplest of its
a
class in so far as
lOme should pay attention to the con ¬
though the fine embroidery is never
and manners of their children at
cheap and If one
to give ones
time the lace trimmed negligee can be Ion they Theyfill cannot tell what posi ¬
will
in after life and a
manufactured at less expense than the
embroidery model
or woman who is Ignorant of the
One particularly dainty model shown
simple
laws of table etiquette is
by an
might be reproduced
handicapped
Were the parents
without great outlay of time or money
provided some slight modifications were o reprove the child who conveys Its
made It is of dotted swiss of the best ood to its mouth with a knife who
quality and the petticoat Is simply
Its tea from tho saucer or who
finished with three flounces
Its elbows
eg
at right angles
embroidered scallop edges under which he lesson so taughtout
would never be
set little frills of narrow valen
llucFooddcdl3egulaart
Is a certain amountfor
otten
There
of
clennesiI
at the
ungut Sln
of
table where one
were done
If this
hand arcely expects to
It would mean considerable trouble but us deportment of a sot dinner party
one can obtain the same effect with ma
even In
mt
homo
there are minor
chine scalloping and can have this done
and observances which should al
very cheaply at any of the sewing
maays be followed says Womans Life
chine
The sack of
is
on whose mind they are
perfectly simple In design han g- he boy oratgirlan early
Promote
esflonClueerfunever
straight and slightly full from a Itt le t
when alter years of
them
and
lnessandEestContasnslzelther
yoke
scalloped
a
bor
may
be
manners
the
it
that
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der and lace frill but this sack has a t
the man will be their chief pass ¬
dainty feature in the oddly shaped collar lort into
circle of their new ac ¬
the
NOT NARCOTIC
to
collar
It
The
s
embroidered
by hand but In a very
is
simple design which might be
with little labor and even without the
i
8Ptidt7fazlrSeillD
embroidery the negligee would be ex- ¬
ceedingly
aC7JJZ
SarlTips
alone
should
be
used
for
this
Swiss
or Swiss embroidFine dotted
4ZtJmsa
ered in small designs Is a good choice aJnt cooking them In salted water as
uSJk
for the sack and petticoat negligee giv
carefully
described
drain
then
est
itin
ing the
and washable freshIiFgxmnatness of lingerie materials and yet hav lnd to each cupful ofeggthe tips add one
asakdadme
hardboiled
a drop or two
ing loss the air of deshabille than the
cd
plain sheer lawns linens batistes R c If Worcestershire sauce and a table
flrrrkcdkrgar1The latter are susceptible of more elab- s
of spiced tomato catsup blend
fEssrja
orate
design
and
than the
and hoop upon rounds of hot
Swiss but they demand more trimming t
toast
Into a very hot
and for an unpretentious
the ven for five or running
six
before serv ¬
embroidered
offers admirable
ionySour StomachDiarrroeaI1g serve garnished with a bit of plum
qualifications
celery
a
d
and
little
grated
egg yolk
Among the French models there are
VormsConvulsionsfeverish
innumerable models In the
lin- ¬
Ness
SLEE1gerie stuffs but a large number of them
are adorned with Intricate hand em ¬ I
broidery or so complicated In their in ¬
Tcifafilc signature of
set lace
that
A good deal is heard of tho marriage
cannot easily
be copied for all their illusive air of
very
not
but
few of us realize that
babyish simplicity There are however j
some
wh ch need not daunt the the knot was ever anything more than
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ordinarily clever seamstress
If she does a figure of speech
Among the Baby ¬
not
from plain though fine hand mlana tying the knot was part
the
sowing
ceremony says Home of
Chat
One such neglige
ho priest took a thread from the gar ¬
l
ty It has very fineis delightfully damn
tont
the bride and another from
for its material and vertical Inset lawn
lines tJ hat ofof tho
bridegroom and tied them
or yalencJennes alternate with
or IJ 110 a
which he gave to the bride
knot
minute hand run tucks in trimming the tJ
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l1us symbolizing the binding nature of
sack
A further note of daintiness is added tJ he union which now existed between
rrillk
dew
b lines of embroidered dots running n orselt and her husband
down each
of every lace
and
hand on a narrow strip of plain
done
The It
of this world Is in the hard
lawn between the lace and
tucking t I1lnsn
have to
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