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Belts and glrdles are to be worn thisi blur, pink, lavender or any desired colony, };m,,.,, ,,mm|Se,, to become one of the

The larger plate this week illustrates

two summer costumes, which are both good models for morning or afternoon wear. The designs are rather simple in Style, but are exceedingly smart-looking. 'l‘hc little coat and skirt suit in linen is one oi the most desirable models of illi- scason and shows the correct dress for street or traveling during the warm weather season. The out of the coat is on the fashionable hal! loose, hlp~length model, so smart this spring and summer; and,if well tailored, the style is usually an exceedingly becoming one. Linen oi almost any desired color may be used, but

lor in the city, or lor _short trips by rail, the natural color, light brown, ecru and Xrlly linensare most practical. the linen

Wicker Porch Swin g

The accompanying Illustration shows

one of the wicker porch swings, so coni-

belng rather heavy in quality and of rather coarse weave.

Some of these models are made without

other trimming than stitched bands, etc., of the material; but acollar of contrast-

ing color or of white or black is gener ally a little smarter looking.The coat illus- trated was made with a seam in the mid- dle of the back and had three pockets, one over each hip and one at the left side.

The skirt was made five inches from

the ground, and was in four sections, with aseam in the middle ol the front, and one on each side The bottom of the .skirt hada three inch band set on iust at thc top nt the hem, this band being cut up at intervals in a little square tab, fo - lowing the design oi the collar' and cufls' The hat worn with this little costume, which was of bluish gray linen, was of

fine gray chip, the edge oi the upturned brim being ilnished with a vcry narrow cordiold ol hiackinolre. The high crown

forlable for the summer piazza, the one shown in the sketch being painted green with a linen-covered cushion bound with red brald_ covering the seat. This cushion is really a mattress made to exactly fit the seat, and the cover is buttnned on so that it can be easily be laundered.

chill” “W “-Wd W ”“9D°“d li' 9° fi" work stripe at halflnoli intervals. The

root ofthe plana, these swings also being

very desirable lor the lnoioqd porch oi the winter season.

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_with their dark, glossy gn on foliage and along, full white aigrette. The little mus-

dlmity, the material having a little open-

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lin gown illustrated was made ol pale blue

lace or embroidery could bs inserted if

The trimming of the gown consisted of two andahalf ineh bands oi pale blue batiste oi the same shade as the gown, emhroideredln white, these bands being

Valeaoieaues lace. The sleeves were mere- »ly lull elbow length puf'e» Wilil I 5'\"i`|

ol the pale blue embroidery. ediwd With

lace by way oi' finish, and the girdle was

The skirt was made with a iitted yoke upper part, to which was atiiwheti W0 i- deep ruillel, the upper ru llle being headed by a band ofthe blue etnhroidrry. There

summer even higher than during the past seson, thedraped girdles for many of the summer frocks extending well up under

the arms in many cases.

Corded cotton or silk beiting in pale

attached, the yoke and upper rulllc falling loose over this lawn foundation skirt.

This model is also very pretty in fine

white lawn, batiste embroidery a.ud lace being used as trimming, and, as it is made so simply, withstands frequent launderings most satisfactorily.

attached ton handsome buckle, is inurh f,,,,D,.,te colon., during the next few fancied for wear with the short wl\ilcim0nLhs_ and altiwugi, in 15 not 5 ,shade

skirl and blouse, many smartly rlressz-.<lit,|mh mm be worn n g,.eM, deal during

Y0\l\\i»C “'0il\vi\ Wiiafillil ‘file hello fic “Wi I mldsumrner, touches of it are already ap- h'3=il"Y L0 “i*‘i‘fh~ Ipciiring in the new gowns nnrl hats, und

brown shoes and hosiery are much worn

The back coinbs worn in the hair this With U\0¥`UiI\K fI`0Ci¢Pi UF f0l` SLWEU Wi¢1\l`-

season are matic with very broad up- F0,.m.oLecuon from sunburn the b,_0“,,, standing tops, these combs being worn ohm-on veils are more of "_ ,,nf`,,_,,,,,,.,| rather high on the head just below the mum muse of ,my other ,,0,m._

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Suggestions for

Housefurnishing

BY BEATRICE CAR EY.

In selecting wallpaper for any room

ii nuilces a great difference whether there .irc to be miiny pictures hung on the

nail, as a paper havintr much pattern or revered with a llower design, et return.

does not look well where runny pictures are to be used.

i"nr living-roout walls plain green grass

cloth Or ingrain paper are also very desirable and make ti charming bnck~

ground for pictures and iurnishing.~1.

In framing pictures use a gilt frame'

For Miladi’s Hats

The following drawing shcwsn very use-

ful little stand for my linly's bcudoir. The stand is about the height oi a chlil`onier ami is de.\i,ned to hold hats,

having shelves in which the hai.»boxcs,` covert-d uniformly with liowercd wall-i

paper, are placed. The stand sketched was of wood painted in white enamel, the

lnurlargc l\at~boxcs being covered with rosedlowered paper.

llF.A'I`iiiCE CAREY.

Summer Salads

Cel:-ry and Apple Salad.-Two sweet ap- ples, one head of celery, one-half a cup of llnrzlish walnut meats, a little salt and in

half cup of mayonnaise. Pare the apples and cut in small pieces; out tl\e celery in <'mn.ll cubes and chop the nuts, not too

line. Mnrinate with oil and vinegar In the usual way, and serve with the mayon-_

noise on lettuce. '

Bean Salad.-String your beans, cut

into inch lengths, and boil in salt water until tender, i)rain well and to each

quart. of beans used add a chopped onion. For the dressing take three tablespoon- luis oi vinegar, two oi salad oil, and salt and pt-pper to taste. Beat the vinegar and oil together, add the seasoning, and pour over the beans. Mix well and set away on the ice lor an hour ltciore using.

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-- ' Beatrice Carib ,Frozen Desserts for hot Weather, by Safe Cranford. _

i butseldoni,unhrssllio picture is nn oil

or water color pniriiiniz.

Do not iir|'au;.;r the furniture stillly

and :ivoiii pluririg the <lill'erant pieces

about the wall.

Wliem-\'cx'|wos~il1le u~c dnrl: wood fol'

the iurni_~l\in|;s oi a living |'0om, dining#

room, ct cciera, malioguny or wood lin- ished in mul\o;.¢auy color being especially desirable and 1-iclrlooking. Avoid fancy designs and any too ornate furniture, the most attractive rooms being furnished with simply rleslgncd, solidly built furni- ture. the pieces modeled after the colonial

designs being especially' good. Always use rugs luivl o\'cr ii hnidwoorl or stained lioor whenever possible, and have cur- tains of white or ecru net, swiss or thin

muslin.

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bro(-.ads or iinniask or plain velour, hav-

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