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VH CUMHRIABLY- _ Y WAYS OF SERVING SUMMER FRUllS.I_...II.,.d
Oncoftllc most Important points to allghtlunch, will be required, to ha
rolleulbcr when travclingls to have as sandwiches, devlled eggs, crackers a
little hand luggage as possible, and, ex- fruit, etc., packed in a small curdhoa
ve trsctlve. The heavier linens and linen
mi crashes are being used, and as _ carefully
1-,1 tailored as a cloth suit would he, but fo
c0f1b for a long trip, i_i. is seldom neees- box, which may afterward be thrown Beneml Well* We IUUIIHIFH 'md IIKIIIIWGIRII
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(Jfe`ourse,‘wh_en they are many people; Clothes are of the greatest lmportan
traveling- together, or when in the in considering the question of traveling Etraw sailor, such headgear is very much
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chlldren,lt is often very necessary to lightweight suit oisome material th
"W8 11101? Dll‘C\‘S, Ol llellfl bnilrfliw. will not crush or becon1e_soiled easily
bm' Wllfh E005 UIIIDHRUIIIGHE and Hkllfill advised. The mohair suits are extreme
packing oven in such a case there need pretty in the new materials, and can I
I-‘°V¢!l'.l' few Dxlrll Dl0Cf~'S- WUC" II' IS verysnmrtly rnadeupin tailored co
5 the mode, and the plain linen shlrtvvalstl
M rnadc without trimming, but in mannlsh~ .».  _    _
1,, style, with little sleeve fulness and with
ly a stitched patch pocket at one side, is
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M, ‘with nturndown linen collar and silk
necessary to carry n lunch the problem and skirt style, 1;, 1,., om." ,-cry useful (0 how ties, a smart little traveling hat and
I1?" "W9 lU0l’e_ifl`0UI’I0H0lIl0. lrut a very haven long coat which can be worn over
proud and substantial lunch can be packed light frock, to protect it while on ii
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erly prepared. _
Mfifll' D\€0l’IUI Il0“’0Vl‘l‘. 0I'.i0UL I-0 CfU"'V` , For short trips the linen coat and skirt
ill!! “II lfI\0Hé SUPVICG llI`lfIL'»l0~*\» and lll`0fL'l`I suits are also very snmrt, and some of the
"him IIN .l0l1l`l\@.Y IB I flI\"l`I9 0110 "Nil UNIV I new tailored models are extremely a
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_“_ The hat shown in the smalldrnwing was
_lot white chip, rolled slmrply nt the left
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The model hat was ldaek and whltr,
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Fruit is always good served plain or
with sugar, but when served as desert
it is often preferred that such fruits us
in-rries et cetcra be prepared in some
more elaborate way or served as u hot
-ii~h, so in the following list of recipes
may he found some useful suggestions:
Cherry Tart.-One cupiul ‘of stoned
cherries, one eupful of granulated sugar,
one talalosponnful of flour and one egg
_ beaten very light. Line u pie pau with
pastry and ilil with the cherry mixture,
having criss cross strips nf the pu.stry
Peach Mousse.-Use either fresh or ened wilippc<lere:un_
llasplverry l"on||1,-.Sonic llcllf a parlilltfl
of gclniint: in hull a L-up ui' colil \\':\tL'r
until .‘-itIi`t, lleni io ilnillnir l“U "WI Ulm'
juice, a few drops of almond extract and I half cups of red ra_~plIt~rry _ll1il'l'. ~`-‘l'l"fll'"
canned peaches and mush or rub ‘.lu~m
throulzh a colandcr. Add to u cupful of
peach pulp half a teasptonful of lcmcn
enough sugar to swectcn it. flissolve in a ` to taste and turn over the :~4oal<1'll i-'\'|i\lfl"“-
quarter of fi cupiul of hut peaciljuice one Stir uniil perfectly dis:~Iulvcd, then .strain
and Lhrec~quartertablcspoonfuls of granu- and sci thc dish in ict: water to cool.
! lated gelatine. which has lc-cn soaked for When cuul heat the \\'hltcs of tllrrc eggs
an hour in half a cup of cold wa|er_ Add to a still' froth and stir into the thickening
the gelutine to the peach mixture, and pristine. lieat until the whole is a solid
when lt hr;.;ius to set mix it until smooth, foam. stlilcnuntzll to retain its slmpe. and
then fold in half a pint oi' wliipprtl cream I turn into n mold, :,er\ ing n itll whippetl
over the Lop and flake.
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eellent in various eoiorlnga, or in' black
Iwlth \vI|ii,u ol crlured \vl|nrs. The turn-
ldown collar and plaid tie shown in the
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4 ite urcitwear model:-\ with the pi_nin shirt-
waist.
\Vhcn trfwnlintg always take the neces-
saryiulietartit:ies with you, suuh as a
small cake of soap in n ceilulold case, :L
washcloih, for which u small envelope
ease lined with ruhher can in purchased
or made at very slight cost, and n faeo
towel or two. 0ue's brush and comb is,
of course, rt-quired, and a toolhllrush ami
_tooth paste. A small _jar of cold cream is
often n convenience, and a sun-Iiing-salts
bottle nnda battle of i\ead_lc.l|e cologne,
such as 47ll,ls}aiso an addition to one's
comfort.
A chiffon vt-li that ca \ he worn loosely
'over thc face is a protection from dust,
,and il one \\'is|n~s Io done A little, is a
protection from tl_e glances of one's fellow
tpavelom. The brown, blue and green
_iuhlifen veils are all fashionable, as are
the white and black ones.
` The very small dress-suit eases' are
Emuoh liked-for carrying one's smaller he-
'glonginir8, such as would he required on a
I,¢|»\y’_a t_rip,apd are rather better liked
‘than the ordinarylhandbaz, and for sum
_mer traveiinq the wicker suit/eases are, in
jfavor. beetuse they are so light In weight.
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case iorpiaylnn cards, the model cane
holnz made of rihbonnh ut four and a
half inches wide. Tlnobise would he
pretty, nmrle either: of: hgured silk
rihhon or in plain red, green or nnv plain
color embroideru_{\ ot»$l_!Q_t_pI_aln as desired.
Such a cardhoirllr  'malta n very
useful pift for the agutfiiftf traveler when
fitted with twn packs ofodrds, and would
not he expensive tooopy, two packs of
cards nt"5 cents nach and a third of a
yard of ribbon being lil that need be
purchased.
1 nd turn into a mould. Serve with sweet I iruam and fn-.~h in-_rrir.~a.
GOWNS PUR Ili
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At this season of the year most oi the
shops are having sales of summer fabrics
and some very tempting bargains are to
he found. Many people, however, refrain
frotu:purcha5in|.: these attractive things
hlwatue of thodiillculiy of having them
tnade up, hut the wonlan wha is able to
make her own clothes can achieve very
snmri. little frocks from the cotton
materials of various sorts found in the
wllops nt this time.
Tile sus-mess of any uf thrse light-col ~
oreii cottonw llcpt-_ails on thc way In \\'l\iel\
itis made, and the very mme material
can he ex remely slnnrt when made up
or decidaly rummon place. For instance,
the iirsi. »|ra\\-ing shows aj tlcsipm that
was .~'lu-_icilefl from a pink cotton voile. I
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pointed yoke of Valencienncs lure, ingot
ted together, this vest bclnz made so that
il. could lie removed when laundered.
Around this yoke was a shaped piece oi
thc material, nnule on n foundation of
lawn and faced with li bnnd of lllnck `
molrc silk. A frlil of Inch-wide plaltcd
Vaienclennes was used about the lower
edge. The waist had tucked panels of
the nmterlal inset on each r4irie_ of the
front and also In the back, and there were
tucks running down from the shoulder
seam, which gave fullness over th_e how. _
The sleeves were in three sections, there
heingapnnnel of the crosswine inciting
inserted io match the waist, girdle
was ofthe voile stitched and trimmed
with a row of buttons in the center oft
the back.
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