a s m sot-i-t- ti crvnlV AnrnrtYTlV PftPTT i'T1 Or'TOTtFTl O. 1910. .

give par- cheerful heart helps to keep the diges T houses that functions, dinner mo . lunches, receptions and such fes- tion In good woraing oraer, biw..-- ties, one poisons the gastric Juices an.l BY tivities nobody wants to cultivate the taints the blood. As for looks, the HOBBLE DEMANDED woman who looks as Joy had given is worse HZ it habit ' n shabby what minimi i Be Taken in and her the grand snub. She is too than the smallpox. Nature knows :!!!!i!l!ilil!iD!llii or Not, Society Mart Make Concession, to Prevailing Fad Mart good society, for everybody wants she wants. Tou can't plant weeds In Whether Wanted for expect to bear Skirt Made Narrower, Even if Actual Hobble Is Not Employed. the other thing, the heart that Is her dooryard and them liiiiiiNiiiiP clothed in the pearl necklaces and silk- American Beauties. 'M IU 1l t ' III 'III KIM' nil en gowna of contentment, peace, love, So since so much depends upon a V 1 . V. ATOWnS youth beg my l Ill..a at. m a Ir a thj- a. nmph by reason of the wearer's charity and all the other graces; for wholesome point of view, I all l r.IBT. writes me about clothe. but I iitrAivn .iiu" , l i aaaaa, r.nnn- - and charm. The correct headpiece is a goodly ocs to try and think as does III IS hobbl I i'Mciui, inm uu fatrttf this bundle of virtues all girl readers liilllB draws the line at the I able. The wom- - swathing tnrban or an Inverted bas- with the happy heart. the dear and sensible maid who writes bare nothing 1 I ...... a- ,- aat edged a line of white under Include happi- i skirt. She will I 111 U V .1 a . aaaaraaa - all and ket, with Assuredly life Is not all easy sailing, me that it Is right to l " at An w'ffc If look Its brim shirtings or frills-- Such head- you among the etiquettes. Let the even the medium figures must goes but things are a good deal as look ness Th hnhhla vlt-- f how can we escape gear Is odd. too. therefore it with at them, and there is no happening that carkers laugh, but stick to the idea I up Willi we look to the Inexorable lines of good the . All the lines must be cannot be worse. So why not choose that it Is polite to be cheerful, see the It. for fashion that down In effect, even though we things, and that this rnnit Ilka tha narrow saint that noi to seem lompming i'i " and to abide with the pleasant thought, for bright side of dnl It Is deilclously hypnotic, and when one helps one along In every way. The high, nnc mAnrnA rathedral fronts? has got the taste for It. It is impossible er feeling follows on the heels of thM sees them still In Europe, shapeles to go back to the old ways of thinking. common sense the uplift that is d Knnnrl nn in their etnbraclni It is like the drink and smoking habit the reach of tears and that stays draperies, yet somehow with an eter once you fall a, victim you've got to uplifted. One has only to work for it. w go on. So go on the still hunt for the darling nal sweetness. That sort or saini you are with the churches whe Surely the subject would not be com- thing and be sure that fashionable pleted without some mention of the ef- "right." Make happiness one of the their artists carved the lines mat era thing you owe your own Our preae fects blithe thinking has on the health courtesies the to make them immortal. and looks, and though this Is scarcely heart and all the other hearts. petticoats well. In time, since l0V my department I will touch upon it. The PRUDENCE STANDISH. rhuin with the In othes. we may indeed seem frights. Mean v. n. nnhn.ir ran look Just the pre Girl Talllna; thing without some concession A Chapter for the Marrying h of the hour. We hare niiinni oan find In our AM 34 years old, and though I to be? The unmarried woman Just got to take fill seem somehow closer the" any steady company I plenty of things to do that will make. them. ai haven't her life with interest and quiet peace, mi. ih.a.. t (ina- We- are odd want to marry and have a home OOiioiu acceptance of foollshnes and it Is far better to be a useful without this and family. Please tell me how I can spinster than to become a wife only In some dejrrce or omcr, impress some . - r ,n Ton wit make myself attractive and through tricks and wiles even though ,.A wavward marrying sort way, legitimate. Fwnion. see is a mm a. nice man that I am the they are. In a .Mistress without being too bold and silly. My So' while doing your best to seem fair ml!tre. garments which substantial, and I and goodly in the eyes of the "nice" With some modish character is rather man go too far lest you appear I shall snow in pictures on am not bad looking, yet I have never don't Kla vrAwlnp .IpnillTIlPBl IS M had a real rerlous beau." pressed without too much eccentricity, My correspondent has the right point and though the frocks are desTfcned for of view concerning life, for love, a home Indoor wear they are, likewise adapted and ohildren are the needs of every nor- to street use. The designs are admir- mal woman. Therefore thla letter seems able for home making, for they are all to me to have a backing of the utmost fairly simple. good sense, and if more women with this In Figure A Is revealed the close natural bent for domesticity were made sktrtband which is the fancy of the wise in time there certainly would not be hour, this .running up the front In a so many spinsters ana Dacneiors in uw narrow apron and with the rest of the world. As) to the young lady's wish to hips and gathered eligible skirt fitted to the g appear the marrying sort to the into the bottom band. Such a Jelly-ba- men, there is nothing unwomanly In it to may In months be as very natural- June three mo- the sensible mind, though, out-of-la- te as the ark. but for the ly, the situation calls for the utmost deli ment it is ardently admired by the cacy of conduct. There may be no giving woman who is slim and has aaaaaaloaraa In Ottt AS long B8 young hop In Wvan small feet and knows how to the world stands Jacks will choose their about In her constricted draperies. It Jills, and It sometimes neips ine touiw Is separate from the , which l of true love along for the lady to give made with a round yoke and three-quart- er some sign to the gentleman that he is sleeves. As pictured, the acceptable. Is of quaker gray marquisette and It Let me Degm my nine tais. wnn uu in trimmed with a molre poplin In the last liite quoted from this young woman's Any soft wool material, serious same shade. re- letter"! have never had a set off with a matching silk, would beau.' " There, doubtless, has been her or the dress could man alise the same effect, a great mistake, for the marrying be entirely of a single goods, though does not pick as a partner the flower that contrast In color or texture gives the welcomes a million ouiieriues. mi, m most modish look. thla phrase suggests a good deal of dally- Figure B gives a second effect much ing with the wrong sort of man, let me admired Just now. but the narrowness iv at once that this is mistake number of the skirt Is redeemed by the look of one for the marrying girl. The young ease the two killings give. Each Is woman wno warns to marry, n. ""-- a band that buttons over some other special pat on under by beauty or gifted in at the left side. This little trick, at faaa no 1t IflllAr AS tO her TCI file way. the hardness of such cannot accept the phil the softens bodice Is acquaintance; she straight bands. The separate andering or TOm, JJ1CK ana niirri n fitted with a Gibson plait and has tucked wants the right man to consider her as a side sections, the sleeves and these In mla,i1kn nf his haDDlneSS. one. A simple lace Is used about tha Again, It la not improbable that the lutch neck and the belt and buttons stamp of man who happened to be in re of black velvet. this young lady's environment was too striped veiling is employed substantial foun Here a ground light and frothy for the black hairlines on a dead white dation' of her cnaracter, ana n mm but silk, cashmere, delaine, novelty, the case she may count herself lucky in poplin are all equally l I , Ttlaanctnar him. MarrlSgO cotton voile and 11 n 11 ft m.aaa " adapted to the model. At a plncb. and Is an honorable estate, and it may be some modifications. It could even ming ... n. with tex- made the most Deauuiui be made of gingham. In a smart world: but temperament and tames must might be the best dress v. ... to abide with ture the wo- UO OTliatmmMnui aw. hnntn1" of a college girl or young married the tie. Still agaiik it is possible for the Is slim . . . 1. n tr Kaaaa tOO man. All that Is needed the girl W1U1i.i. alia HUMtjii.B tn fteem- figure to set It off big hips or the eager, in which case, if the man himself least touch of time on the face of the i . tn the matrimonial wearer would make It absurd. thought, he is bound to flee, for the Figure C is essentially a for mutual attraction tnat suggests nibiiis misses and small women alone, and its is not a thing to be forced rudely. practical points may recommend It to So much for the possible mistakes a FIGURE B. persons who have not a great deal of marrying girl who is still a maid at 24 nar- e. money to spend. The skirt Is a Is likely to make. And now for generall-ti- trimmed at the bot- things that If spinsterhood seems in- i Special Cable row tucked model, any nn the other side the Indelicate, and tom with a moire silk band attract the marriswig man. evitable accept the gift and make the i from Paris watered goods is suitable and on the First and rorcmost among mo qawi"" best of it. The world holds many un- same silk is .l,aarf tm WOmiUlly. we could look little tucked waist the a.1U LT UCOlllu " thai- nne Filled married heroines, and if used with neat effect In a novel yoke that gentle, sincere femininity that speaks behind all the doors I am sure there and prettv cuffs. A soutache braid more loudly of the home life than all the would be countless wives who felt their outlines these trimmings and he high speech on earth. The marrying man may lives poor and have reason to besides guimpe Is of lace. be attracted tor a long uine uj 11 the lives of these. Remember, too, that Now suppose a girl Is at school and and Dare of charmers, but love is a delicate flower, and if forced Vicomtesse Maitland needs a study frock in some dark, use- when he takes unto himself a wife he is to bloom untimely it cannot thrive i ful material, without the perishable pretty apt to look up one among the long. Accept and cultivate the thing lace gulnipe here shown. In that event other girls, the girls to whom dress and that presents itself If It seems desira- serge, with i And the make the frock of a thin uimauic aav ...aoiviminrv. , not all. ble, but If you hope to be happy don't trimming of the same, except for the maids who, so to speak, look as if they take any chance simply because you ears matching yoke, which might be of a will know now xo n" onDclu'" feel yourself to be a marrying girl. W & dinner gown by Jenny Cie. No gown has silk. Missy's smarter frock might be cakes and plea of married life. beautiful of a figured silk trimmed with plain, These dear' bodies, even though they been more admired than Lady Maitland's, among the old rose cashmere and dress or a rich blue or keep pace with smart life new models in the exquisite collection of Jenny & Cie., could be set off with' trimmings of modlshly and so on, are, above all wo- Beverages for black. men, sweethearts, wives and mothers. a Paris house which has promptly taken its place in the Figure D displays a bodice and skirt Nature hasn't made any mistaae in Receptions first rank. r i that I have given In detached form them, and If man naen t me r so present display Is mere- - and permits one here and The novel' is of white tulle embroidered in efore. the sometimes, ma- lv to express how such a dressy waist there to reach old maidenhood, the IS CUaiUniHtJ at. ICvCfllUllo aa.a-a-a .u gold. Robe of white Liberty satin confined low at off plainest skirt. The out. would set the jority win IXnewly married couples to offer with sash of pale green satin embroidered. Regal bodice is Indeed one of the most charm- Wherefore, all the substantial gifts sorts, though back new waist effects, and usually go with types are to be de- punches of various and Venise. ing of the sep- that spirits of lace of point the style is chosen for a sired, and if they are warmly cultivated these are most often made of whether fruits, the coming-seaso- demand an elegant figure arate waist or for a gown It would It is possible for any girl to possees this some kind they may also be of Styles for same look of elegance. It Is womanly charm. It does not go with lemon and a touch of rum, or aristocratic carriage. Both can be cultivated. A srive the I A. much tea and and In the form of a tucked lumper, with FIGURE fickleness of any sort, with too made with fruit syrups. Hot choco- discarded. But a faulty - be faulty gown can be -- sleeves left open at the - ,,,.1T---- prodigality In the way of wasting Its whip- I kimono ... late, topped with a froth of stiffly cor- I across with the trimming ...... any and everybody; nor makes a faulty figure, which cannot be threaded ' sweetness on quickly and under-fcnd- y - - cream, is one of the temperance lace of the I upon flaehy clothes or ped xised elsewhere, the It depend and-ever- That is why fastidious In does ia successful, and each rected for months or 'even years. showing through. Marquisette show are crossed with surcingles at the money extravagance of any kind. It drinks highly veiling, these frocks. Any shop will the , .... I . lTifltter-Of- -f aCt simple may be,-I- s women now pay more attention to corsets than to any color, or ordinary trimmed and surplice our bodies with the n J " - aadnllfl ' drink, .however, it would be charming right corset the one tnat comes iu knees cneenui " though all sorts with black velvet, le wrapping folds now seen with other and yet romantic; and. much enhanced by being served . If some trimming Is ttl chair when sitting down ana may get the prizes for this frovk. an.l waint effects. of foolish, fluffy dolls The. chocolate looks best ? on there could be a modifiers for the prominences enough to win, such gracefully. Why not insure your figure CB a la Spirite Cor- desired the skirt av.. a...a- haa fftund In - little Klnallv, true snug and basket they strive hard on a tray, with of bodice decking or of me aaat- '...M J " the may be on blood, wholesome and In a sliver urn set silver narrow band the a . i n 14 Lr fa wnlfttS and hats and Turkish turbans natural flesh and sugar sets will do this for you. one simulating the hobble ef- BUplUllB niaav. a... months women onee that get the a silver service for cream rand a wide have a cunning bins of tucking at the the wing, but it will take three sincere are the model for every of figure. fect. If silk Is used this band could cross and longer to dispossess them, and woman blue ribbon In life's race. Tea. even and wide cups of very thin china with There is a CB type skirt, but tf velvet front: for the fronts of these light- weep sometimes. spoons used For sale be kilted with the put figure may be held down as tightly must keep her lamp of smartness though they must one or two handles. The All have style, comfort and money value. employed it would need to be the Is any worry about their comfortable, tasteful home long-handl- ed employed Is bands are also ed. So if there To have a are of the sort , Prices to i o. In genuine hobble way that is. over as is liked. Wide rubber up the dear bait for landing the at all leading retailers'. $i $ on sometimes worn about the hips when going out of style, make is 'the next best cream soda. The punches and tod- the plaits, holding them dosa snugly things In cheap materials, so that the matrimonial chance that's worth while, for Weekly" style cables from CB Fashion Bureau in Pari are at around they seem too redundant and. as i nae know women dies, whatever their sort, look best in and with the usual straight line De a parting won't be so bitter. Even the for all worthy men wish to glasses with a single least 6o days ahead of everything else. Id before, there must not gainer -- by low punch fold. home very homes, and since man is the -- without a manv me petucuau hats can be turned out at in their own species of small cups thess will appear in this same space every Sunday. These hut whv talk of these narrow o in Inexpensively, for with their flatness more orderly and . luxurious than handle Extracts Even "millinery must accord with nature In being filled from a great punch bowl cables published in full on the first of each month in a free dresses without some mention of the a and shlrrlrigs and folds tlTey all have woman he wants to see that home china- - are and lese slim lines, for if there is flat In best of glass. Bilver or If there entitled Sole Cables." Ask for it at any corset things that make them feasible It will top a home-mad- e look. Keep pace with shipshape. So if you put him the refreshments, a fine booklet "CB correctly? First and fore- it with spreading brim If you can. dinner good, and are only buffet or write for it. Strouse, Adler Sc Co., East 17th St., et them off ne of the snug dresses ridiculously, fashion be a narrow snlnt chair and have the punch bowl makes a handsome appear- counter 45 are hips and busts, and MART DEAN. tells Mm afterward that , most, there a lough the tenth may sail by In trl- - mother or .father on a well arranged sideboard. The New York. these must be constricted as much he can smoke, he Is pretty apt to come ance necessary more quickly than If he met following recipes for these it make any difference in her? Not a to the point town, beverages may be relied on: a. you only at other homes, or about s bit. She went on with her funny see a solid and all the other newspaper of- and had no chance to what APPLE TO DDT Thoroughly snl-arl- es you say, and I HOT heart, and person you are. Selfish, wine-sap- s fices saw the one In her it, but then man roast a dozen large. Juicy apples; ETIQUETTE OF HAPPINESS got bigger, and her own little bach- am willing to admit pippins are excellent for the the to eat and sit 10 comfortable and elor home became a bourne for learned. , lOVe, purpose. Scrape the pulp and Juice free design and of poor workmanship, snd Kaafnraa" hat Wmfll- tO 'vrOri.D like to know If happiness In heartsick and weary. Tou couldn't show cnairs ivub ' we women are of seeds and cores and mix in a bowl I told her that she would have to look the cloud but she would point and think of what all pulverized sugar. I included In etiquette. - her least for-t- or lire. with one pound of Stir couldn't be i further, fcven as i ." out silver lining. Her heart loved working he fulfillment on quart a girt friend I thought It was and I sighed. hat the use oi opauns thoroughly, adding afterward I told softened toward her life so dearly that life loved her. and What's the busi- and a pint of Ja- to be cheerful end that It helped was aoout inis gin m inc ....a. with every- We've Just got to learn the of good whisky half polite there un- -, she shared her goodllness bush? we get rum. This mixture, as it stands every way.. ana sne iruk-e- d frock appealed to me so ness of pleasing our man before maica folks along In blue that body that came along. is called the "pug," and it may be kept me. I'm sure I'm right, but you mistaikably? Now, of course, it is difficult to say mixing at a,-- l a . I. . aKaa SCSrCely hWe make ourselves so attractive for a long time, but all the must about it." ' hd all at once. "I shall be happy." for the must by good stirring. When know more passed out of the door before I hod in brings this wise state of in the ways that count first with him be followed yes, happiness, glistening aw training that resoonslbllity serve., put the pug in a punch even that tercepted her ana inv.iea - be a gradual thing. But If .hiM nf the ready to which may be had by all for the consideration of the matter. heart must wedding ring and clothes the sug bowl and pour on boiling water to Joy for further trifling, accident one only of the one-thi- rd - among polite- she would be given with each comes, in a taste; or else add or one- seeking, hath Its place the When I told her that to a saner than last time gestion, when it ... i was tried be little . 11 1 111 tn tha miar after It nesses: It Is almost the truest courtesy a trial she fairly beamed. There a more reasonable state of mind is heavenly light. 1 It aiva. ' J spivitecorset on her smiling quiet, natural, sin- has been put undiluted in the little la of Ik 1 eme may cultivate, and the heart that no sign self distrust bound to come, and, with only a single These two thlngsa spoil H 3 countenance: she simply accepted it all mood, cere woman quality and a taste for the glasses. Too much water will this ESE3 I knows It to the fullest will find invinci- sure of conquest a day over the rainy machinery of life punch, and to have the right Sal iiiilmhjui.ih ""uwtfl3rP'ST I as her Just and proper right, tier and mind begin to look toward things that make the delicious ble in all things. Just now. indeed, mission, sure of herself. She had made heart smoothly seem to me the fundamental effect it must be served with bouillon so a blithe things as necessary. So It seems go eyes optimism Is among the smart cults, up her mind to make illustrations for requirements for desirability In the spoons. - pur-po- se to me a good idea to have a happiness is. in a way. up to newspaper and she accomplished her man worth marrying, and. though the cheerful heart a hour every day, 60 minutes of sitting of the sub- One quart good The world is tired of the gloomy she did make those pictures for sewing, or a book, or one might write reams more on the CLARET PUNCH of date. highlands with the newspaper mine at that! In a chair with most of the good marriages claret, one pint of sherry table sort places It wants the way the hands Idle, with the door open for ject since 10 oranges, one re- winds Mowing through the sweet That girl simply smiled her into conscious are the result of a blending of substan- one-ha- lf dozen lemons, to Serve ice cold with soap, drawing the length along as fresh cul- staff of the angela to epter. Every pineapple, or a quart can of the according taste. pines and in every walk of life the success. Every member of the thought must be laden with the cheery tia! traits I will stop here. fresh a thin slice of lemon on top of each quired, always keeping it flat. Fresh not paper friendly interest girl who asks a man one-ha- lf pint of whisky and the of the things of light and that great took a For the rest, the fruit, - Is on, rubbing gently tivation Idea, with the silver lining, with ths ' by This may be glass. water then patted darkness Is the best prepara- in her. and in time her funny little good In to her home and there, aided her same of champagne. finger tips. those ft success. expanded Into really' meritorious feeling that life Is right and of best, while con- frozen, but the wines and spirits but thoroughly with the tion one can make for worldly scrawls phases. Try it for awhile at family, gives him the served been done' till all spots new since I have long wanted to drawings. Her Improvement wss due all Its ducting herself in a gentle, gracious and are best put In after the chilling. To Renovate Ribbons. When this has And encouragement re- home or In the open and see how much manner, showing have been removed, the length is held on this subject pray let me tell largely to the she Improve a daughter, wife, perfectly womanly is A girl who will "take a little time per- talk with her from all quarters and that serene you as In the market and showing CLARET CUP Three quarts of good under the warm water faucet and story of a girl who "won out" ceived mother, friend or business woman. that she is every days to renovate her wearing ' plans through this very dodge and confident smile never left her face in the right way. claret, three bottles of soda water, six few fectly rinsed. little ' ray In domestic and social circle, It fresh, will find her to patted down, abso- heart. for a moment. She was a veritable the Finally, let me say another word, this lemons thinly sliced, one cup of pulver- apparel, keeping it To dry, it is be thla Joveua gloomy old office. I above all. Is the cheerfnl heart most matrimony in the ab- sugar; pour sugar over tha more than repaid by a look of lutely without a wrinkle, on a hard sur- Several ears seo a slim young girl of sunshine In that necessary. Very often a grumpy busi- time concerning ized the efforts or the top big newspaper office tn tried to make a study of her and pene- stract. The question lemon slices and let the Juice draw; added daintiness. face, such as a window glass came Into the ness person will be endured for worth- can washed, a marble washstand. More time is it wss my destiny to prepare a trate her secret. ways Ehall I be wed like other maids, then add the claret and soda water and Almost All ribbons be for of which day told me all about It. iness of character In the essentia', my serving put in a big piece example, coming to a state of taken to dry, but the ribbon will be little matter for the woman's page that One she some specially useful gift, but at Or Un life alonsT Just before back It is only slightly damp, Illustration. was my busi- When she was 10 years of age. she or for largely on propinquity, happen- of Ice. pristine freshness; only one must know better. When require It up her mind to be happy home, with one's friends, think how depends work. not the least bit moist, it is pulled off ness, also, to look after these pictures. said, she made moods tell against ing to be on the spot when the marry- how to do the placed on the Ironing ta. on every moment of her life, no matter darkly grumbling TEA PUNCH One-ha- lf Any wrinkles that are put in during carefully and This in aMen with a confident look her of home life are set on ing man Is wandering around with his RUSSIAN rubbed over with a. warm, but d was compelled she landed or what happened to us: the teeth too, of strong tea and the grated washing will not come out. Therefore ble to be jara snsnun-- that she where edge, family sinner seems more of loneliness. But of course destiny, rallon hot, If the silk Is too wet for a living and had her. Poverty and friend lessnese would the in wedding pie, and so. rind of one lemon; mix these and let the ribbon should be laid flat on the not flatiron. to do would mil- a monster than she had meant to be, has a finger the or and or the iron over hot, the ribbon will be up her mind to furnish Illustrations mean nothing, for she have Joking aside, after a reasonable pe- stand a few minutes and then strain. washstand' other hard surface polished looking, which insde samples of and adoring courts at her com- and after a few breaks with friendship all pound of loaf sugar equal wet with warm, not hot, water. Then both stilt and to the paper. She bad her lions you get Icy eye there. From the riod of expectation, why go on yearning Afld one and means is ruined. Vlttt her. and when she produced mand right there, under her ltttle dress the is parts of rum, apple brandy or claret the silk la rubbed with any good white it 0y came to try her. Did purely social viewpoint the visits at and fretting for the thing that not them I aw at once that they were crude body. Misfortune