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Gleaming Gowns All the Rage

This Autumn

PARIS IDEAS OF FASHION

Russian Blouses Velvet Coats

and Evening Costumes

Gold In the Sew unit In Trtmmtnci

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lodllnlrrns and Ilini SUM Popular

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This un of cold In by tar the moot strikingfeature of the autumn fuililoii niul the effectsobtained nrn eutrdlngly Rood but one wonderhow the gold galorn and entredeux and em-

broidery will stand wwir and wenthnr Oncarriage and houo gowns It mayenough but It fairly safe to predict thatininy of flio street gowim and coato now beingfashioned will li ok like relics of the war of1SI3 holiday time Where It Is nnlynqunstlon of renewing gold brnld thl defectionin iy not cause much trouble but the new gowntiTil cjntH are wonderfully and tearfully made

i nni many of them will l e ruined beyond repairIr Hi gold In their IrlmmlncH play them falseIt I well for the wiitnnn of moderateto

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o boar IliU ttliaoe of tho problem In mindr wliia ordsrln her nutimin outfit andto use

gold trimming that may easily bn freshenedor roplaod Another thing to rememberI th J fact thit It Is the poorest economy to buycheap tinsel trimming best tarnlsheI ndly enough aril the cheap gold In practicallyworthies

Tb naw neckwear whloh Is hlnwrnlniTnut In bowllderlng profusion Jut now hhowInnumerable touches of gild Tucked stockof whlto or colored have 0 narrow llni ofuMd ar pHiU or braid at tho top and n cravator sold ribbon from whoso end dangle tiny

ld bill or tat l Other stock arc of laceciiitllnvl with gold and luivn ft ulllt scarfcravat with ends nppllqu with law Chiffonnnl mwMllnH jabot and knot are edgedwith narrow gold IHCP while the ncccmpiinylpg-chiffon stock ha a linn of gold nrxt the thn atCollar arp mado entirely of cloth of geld orgold braid with a line ot velvet nrnund ihtVTit nnd a nirrnw cravat strnp of velvetfastening with cold buckle Plastrons andemllar of gold doth embroidered In Orientalcjlors tiro shown In tho shops and are exceed

eTJJtlviS liisUte dark coat bodice or withthe M pular whit rjn co tuirci

Many nf th new uowrs have a rather ererpouched bodli acrowt a roiitrnntln vestwith R soft hnvy sold cord and theH contlnunl down tin aUIrt over a petticoatfront cmtchlmi tlw Plain long uleovenra from shnud r to the elbow In orderti Introduei th lacing over an under leerof th ncnndiiry color

Wond rful raised llowfru and other denlirnaIn gold or and white are used for arpllqu and touch cold net cf heavy mesh oftnencnHfd with cram or blank lace IK a enIn claboratp evening gowns On thu velvet

and oat for which triumphant popu-

larity I pn mls d gold trlmtnlnc U especially-In evidence Th large rut Rlvrs n croup ofvelvet Jacket rtetched from exchwlve inodeKand Intended for wear with broadclothcoirns in tints which an Ihc top notchof swellnMs for vHltlnB reception and casinow ar Th velvet bolero which goes with acloth klrt of dellcnt lilac I of pansy velvetwith n border of whit cioth embroidered Indesign hadlae from th lllnc of the skirt tothi deep rMdUh purple of th Jacket und shotthrouxh with Hi avy sold thread while a cordof gold edjn cacti ld of the embroidered

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facturer and dcilhnem to an earlyfrom grace Will It U undoubtedly true thatduring the lent few week wverer line bAT

beets creeping Into hn jnodeU turned out by

tho most famous gown makem This U par-

ticularly In o the cloth ansi wool

gowns and tffectn on bodiceare for winter wear If

wanU a gown that wilt outlive one MaxonSuch dcftlgn accentuate the longwaUted

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effect of th nionrnt nnd iir Inftnltely mornbecoming to a dhortwaUtid fl ur than theJacket which cut tim wal t length When

Jaoketn are retained they how a tendency tocreep down below dm walt Somotlmciithis moviinent Indicated only by tnlvs at th-

bnrk from which n girdle starts defining thewuW Ito Or th fninU full In stole fashionand thy ulrdle follow th wulHt line in th backOr thn Jacket oMtend n few Inehru IKIOW thebflt all around

The velvet Kus lan bloine shown In tho cutl n Popular model Itecomlne to slight figuresTho entente rordliln bntwuen Franco andHtUslA liat led French ileilciier Into variouslluiwlun byway of fashion IhU en on Just as-

yinpHtliy with tho nrmy during thetrial led to tlm rage for military gold Frenchfashion are Interesting cominentarleji uponadmlnUlrallvn t ollrlei and jiopiilar sontlmentIf ono earns to study them In that light butthe uvorngo ntudent fiihlins U of the 1eterHell persuasion anti n Itunlaii bloine upon aIlktiro trim A liusslan blou e Is to him And It I

nothing mure Apoloclos nr due to MrWordsworth but If he could see fUwslanblOOM of the ho would undoubtedlyadmit that his prlmrofo was honored byaaooelation with It

The particular llfsilin blouse In questlon U

of black velvet lined Wth white satin and thehigh xtnlght collar down the left andwristbands arm of gold nnd gnrgouhued embroider nnwhlleMtlnwhllii a wroughtgold girdle of rather masjlve design confinestle iKiiichlng fullnes The blouHj Is wultablo

for wear with any liAndsonn gown and hu nnair of costly simplicity combined with hiKUrlous-

romfort that l lacking In many of the morecoaw

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over an under collar of white cloth heavilystitched In Mini del Tint turnedback cuffshow on under cuff of white and blue and thewhite cloth valMcont Is stItched with blueTim coat fastens across thn hunt with a ftquarebow and ends of black velvet lined with bluefringed with gold and tied through a squaregold buckle-

A gown of pale blue cloth has a black velvetcoat edged with overlapping folds of the blue

cloth and the velvet The high Alclon collarInfnccd almost to the edge with henrytouched with gold and the underKleeVe ireof lace A ncflrf of thn same laoo a e aroundtho shoulders U drawn through thru gold buck

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ends The blouse It like the skirt of pale bluecloth and U full upon a deeply pointed yokeof gold traced Inco A broad bund of the ime-Ince borders the kl t The fifth Is en-

tirely In black white and gold the andciifT Mug In H HOilloiwxI shingle design of

edged with goldKvening gowns even on rlvwlo empire llne

show a nnlnc tWBrdinrtfi mnR this ceow n antI white mid void Is n favorite motif

Sold tarn enlrcdfiix IK Introduced upon eventhe flliiy whlto material and froufrou underrunie lilted with cold lice dicker de Iclously

under clomMikn nklrtn of chlllon tu le Ao

and match the whlto and told slippers beneathtinin nnd tilt whlto sill stockings gold em-

broidered Slmpln evening unwiu arc how-

ever n possibility and two charmingare hnwn In the cut One oferf po de Japan luw a skirt made entirely of gradlisted horizontal tucks the broader ones atlh bjttom Iwlng in rwitily cut folds tothn skirt but Klnmntlng tucklete tmdtro U a n of tiny tuck running roundtho wall and l devoid of trimming save fortho inouwellno and ace fichu that raid aroundtIn back of thedicollet cro e the shouldersand ends at either side of the front In a knotand Jaboted scarf ends The otter evening

equally oimpls In design hut more strik-ing in material Is a Marie Antoinette modelTile bodice and tram are of flowered silk In

pastel shades on whlto ground and the bod-

Ice front and petticoat are of cream elneThe mouwllne vest l closely thebodice fmlihM In the exaggerated Lout XVIpoint tho skirt being a trifle bohffant undertli int and acrcsMhc hips A tucked flounce

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of mouMellne It set on the petticoat In aoorrwpondlng to tho line of the bodiceA Marie Antoinette fichu of moivuxllne edgedwith tucked frills Is the only trimming of thebodice

One of thfuo flchuntogcther with elbow frilU

for the sleeves and a narrow velvet girdleIs a I the trimming net ded for moat bewitchinglittle house gowns of pole blue crepe nunsveiling or any ono of the soft wools and uchfrocks cleaning perfectly as they do arc mostservIceable Itcijis of wardrobe Even anordinary drossmaker can make thin plain round

wit slightly full In front and the simple skirtchirred n trifle Borons the iirAl hack andfinished with folds on tho bottom The fichu

and i olnted girdle iflvo till the character totliu frocks nnd these call fashioned by thewearer henelf or under her eye There U

everything In the draping of n Jlchu and one

must be content to tand before n mirror furA wearUomo time trying effects of lines nnd

folds If ono wants to fathom the possibilities-

of this most becoming ad Imict of the new goWnslulf coslunuM for nutumn Wear are being

turned out In surprising number Junt now

and though most of them tho same rela-

tion to golfing that the chic bathlrur stilt bearto the salt sea woven they are good to look aton a dIll veranda The girl with a golf score

to maintain will get Into n sensible tinspollahlngolf skirt nnd n IOOM flannel Milrt waist whichsun will won utretch Into unrecognizable shapeand will play her game hilt there areothers They lilac golf ru though they werehandling brooms and limy couldnt po lblyget n full swing without casualties to hooka

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decorative and that may bt better than lower-Ing a score The golf costume shown U a nowmOdel and comfortable enough to be com-

paratively practical The blotised bluea notched of white cloth trimmed

with small gold and Is worn over nloose whit blouse The bishop sleeve hasa cuff of white and the imcket set diagonally-

In the skirt shows a notched tine of white andbuttons down with Kilt buttons-

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Is apparently no end although tile continuedwarm weather IN discouraging both tailors andpatrons and many of the former are lamentingthat they opened their shop on the traditionalKept 1 Home of the recent models sketchedshow the usual features with slight variationIn trimming New York tailors Beein to beclinging more closjly to the Ctons than theirFrench colleagues though many tailor bodiceand longer coats are wen at the more ex-

clusive shopsA gown In tobacco brown serge ha

an Fton flushed with applied wallops hnavllystitched the point of each scallop being heldby a dull gold button The bottom of theskirt ha the same trimming A waistcoat ofpastel blue buttons with gold buttons and thecuffs havo an edge of blue Tho browns areperhaps the popular of all the darkercolor a season advances though theblues and greens are serious rivals njjd red U-

asHiimlng great prominence The havenever before been so beautiful n they are thisseason rich and glowing yet Innomemyiiiteriouway devoid of all cmdenees and both In gownsnnd millinery tho color Is forging to the frontA red cloth gown shown In a cut Is made witha plain bolero under which IK a bolero of whitecloth embroidered In rich Orientalcolors red predominating The bishop alcovebOA embroidered and the coat I

worn over a blouso of white lonWnesilk with red pannn collar edze and girdle

Another suit with a short jacket la of Rus-

sian blue serge A band of broad gold braidedges the jacket which U oollurless and run

half way on the Jacket fronts endingheld by large wrought gold buttons

A bund of braid nine down either hide of afront skirt breadth unit finishes at tho kneewith u point ant button

The full length travelling Is sketchedfrom A In hunter clm i with-

a of black and white dotted panneand revere edged with panneTile blouse Is slit up each tide to show an under

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bodice of this dotted panne and In held In placeby tiny frog of black white and gold tippedwith tastuU Wristbands and girdle are ofpanne and thin skirt Is trimmed only withsmall cording of black white mid gold on theseams

The other full length sketch shows anothergreen gown trimmed with black and gold braid

I and small gold buttons A waistcoat of poleblue fasten with told strap and buttonsThl rv tu n of green and blue In vary

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signs and I considered particularly roodEven bathrobe are feeling tho empire move-

ment nnd taking on new pretensions One

Ilroadwa firm I showing uncommon prettytunes of light blue eiderdown flannel with heavywash lace collar and brood empire br fasten-ing with huge gold button Another loung-

Ing robe In the same hop of Frenchflannel In dull blue trimmed with blue and

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gold braid nnd ecru law and n charming teaJacket nearby was mad of pink ribbon andheavy Inca Insertion with wide rIvers of heavylace Inside of which was folded a surplicefichu of creamv inou ellnp

All thin how for tho hair havoby tlm cold mlcrobo nnd bit of gold gaueribbon K twisted Into the mid thewhite satin Lows that arc MI practical

dinner and home wear

Thin fall outing are rot visions of beautyllyi eri well hatter have mad desperateefforts to e aip from the dominion of cornbrero and alpine share and tho result nrn notall that could be desired Icrhap tl e owellentand most chic of the new models Is of shaggywhite minds hair In modified sombrero Minpoand with a stitched under brim of black camelshnlr One exclusive firm U maklnif up thewohat with a folded band of black panne velvetflint pompon but the general verdict

trimming over-done an absolutely bond I thecorrect thing for nutumn outing hut

Moods which nrej much Ilko fitted yoketurned up around the edgm and lined with ncontrasting color are being used on many ofthe and Occasionally the

gold buttons

The newfluor c nt rilk U n changeable-silk under a new name but It has a new beautyas well and obtains color effects neverachieved In changeable materials

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In combination with pastel color A crazefor fancy and bizarre foot wear I predicted-but In splto of seasonsmany vagaries

Brown Is popular once more and n host ofwomen will look more hopelessly plain thana beneficent Providence intended Thereseems to be an Idea that any one can wearbrown In reality It U a color to be treatedwith marked respect and a woman needs deep

discretion In chooMng the exact shade of brownthat will bo becoming to her Yellow brownwill te l all the life from hair and eyes

dray brown will ruin some complexions nedbrown will make a allow skin mom sallowAnd yet the right brown on the right girl I rthing to with Touches of burnt Orangeand ear on many of brown gownsDull and certain shade or altocolnblnn well with browns yet n browncostume duet f to tcombination and unlo oneachieve a complete nymphony liWirown

choose n morn adaptable coorfor a general service coMumu

Till flare A the skirt bcttom Umodified and Iho lull cown hung rather llmrlaround tho

Next to the white cloth gowns In favorgown of light hIm and of mushroom rinkcfrth nod the ndlcatlnis are tlrt this Is to bipreeminently A eason of pale tinted cloths for

wear

Iale gray stocking Imbrcklered In silverare In demand to match thn clothofver slippers have jiitt appeared

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Nallre el the lilsrd living Elsewhere Foodlit Ifctliltlrc Olilllrtldrntrs

From New Ilnrn shire nnd Maine the cutorn of Home Wtek r Old Homo Week spreadthis nutumn to Connecticut It Is referredto u n w England custom mOld oxlst Incetuln other of New England New

far n the main hod of the Stnto-Is concerned Down on Long how-ever the ha teen no Institutionof Home Week a an autumnal festivalgathering there ha lone beering and Iong I landi rx am rather proudof It will tell visitors that

mid everyYear there are enough of whodomiciled liemfolve visiting theirformer homes on island to out thetruth of the deHanitinn Sol every wandererto be sure comes r n but sumrner native Long Islanders from nil parts of

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SUMMER TAN NOT ALL A JOY

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Complexion HpolUd bjr To Or t Dtrotloa-U the SnnQiiefB Victoria MiUtal AccirapllihrntnUAdrtro to ITomtn a to

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woman who hw returned to town nowarea the gradual disappearance of the tanwhich collected assiduously during thesummer months Unfortunately It notall eo at once Slowly her face become adingy yellow and that tint usually lasts longerthan any of the other pha thepownsor of this tinliecomlng relic uin-

mcr I asking herself why In tho world ho evertook no muoh Interest In getting brown Hhe

wonder why she ever lay hours In the bakingmm trying to get n color darker than any of

her companions could boastA coat of tan I becoming to few women

A brunette with the coloring of tier kind U

occasionally made n little more attractivewhen liar skin has grown richer and darkerfrom thin effects of the stun Dark hair andeye derive nn added beauty from a darker

and the brunette can occasionally makethe umm r experiment and riot be the looser

In thIS matter of looks Hut II the onewoman who can The blonde should avoidn lipavy coat of tan as die would the plagueIt will always bo unbecoming to any womanwith light colored hair nnd e Itlondehair Is very likely to Mench front the effect

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Yet the next summer will the same num-ber o women walking haIku

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nt of a tat of tan moiomarked than of their friends have accu-mulated Thennythlng else In women athletics to spoil

and many n girl gonefor three orfour summer without n hat hasdamaged skin to such an ont that theeffects will last during rest of her life

rh girl who has most reason to regret thelingering effects of the summer I

who Imprudently cut her bathing dresslow In th of beingfree In her motions while swimming SheIs learning now how slowly a coat Un maydisappear when one most anxlou to get

coming of the to wear low

of tan on neck and a distinctare now One came outwinter the preceding summer In the

freedom the seasonwa the last In she would not be a younglady burdened with the responsibilities so

She found whengayeties the

and contrasted most strikinglywith the white skin on this rest of

Something had to ha done because highnecked gowns were out of the question forn woman who to haw tlratIn So a necklace of pearls was verysklllfuly arranged hy her tosuch n that It the particular linewhich marked the ending of sum-mer bathing The contrast was Inway concealed Women not enoughto es beento cut their with an unfashionable-and unbecoming merelysummer tan would remain The i am troublecomes wh n the question of bodicenrlses Arm are a discolored a neckand although thorn Is thought to be a certainsmartneAs about sunburned arm In the sum-mer tune few perKon would belo that worn equally to he admiredIn n ballroom

Women returning to town add forceto the theory that few women were ever Im-

proved b allowing to getmore n little bit sunburned An exagger-ated may Improve looksdeeper tan will not unbecoming Insummer but also it cnntliinlng nuUance In thewinter monthx until It makes ltd belatedappearance

Queen Victoria boa for thin past three yearshown more Interest In music than for yearbefore The private operatic performancesgiven at Windsor by the Covent harden artlU

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i have been on evidence of the Queens enjoy-ment of muilo and the principal muilclan ofthe London season have appeared at thecastle Formerly the Queen went to the operaherself but now that I out of the question andShift must take her enjoyment cur-

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able to tlag with that cam from thea st l ndld teacher

and for eighteenyears Bo protracted a mu lcal education

rare of eouw beto a queen or a woman of wealth It

was her taste for Into her the Queen

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thin dutt I from Von Giovanniwhich her Hhomany dirflcult and elaborate operatic a

us religious muslo and song

have delighted uciinlrers particu-larly the facility which read

and the correctness of her ear These

of familyhad been HO taught by Blgnor

that her voice retained powerand lung flIer the atwomen are supposed to cease singing-

A woman who has figured largely In the

affaire of her sex wni asked recently to give-

n few words of ndvlco which be of use

to women In all walks of life whatever theirparticular calling was Ono practical hintthat ho been suggested to me by long expe-

rience wrote will help any woman todevelop her facullloi My advice I bo yourMlf or be original These words may or may

not contain n much wisdom as they seem

sound rather and they hadon one woman to bring out

denunciation

make nine women out of ten IntolerableThey are bad enough when they areby Then lifeicing mentally If not actually otherwoman with they come Theyare o much of usthat they never be expected to associatewith rot of their MX on an In

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tor doa wider range of observation arid nsort of for u

usually been my experience with

any woman could he Improved by Uxadvice to be original Wo a

Is like If attempts to be original InThen he Is to a

Originality In manner makes al-ternate rudeness and e

perfect frankness and of char-acter to ofthe of a woman and at aUInto public view wo Just what a

U likely to beIt Is only own sex an a rule that

any womati ever tries to be original fcheknows pretty well that that sort of Uilog never

to They like a oonvensort of woman

the man who taken ato her will discover in which time I

utterly different from Thatnil comet from the man Mmnelf It satUnes

too Hed rather discover marked char-acteristics In the girl he love have themreally In and apparent to the rest of theworld So the woman Is original with

tax Is perfectly satisfied merely or-dinary and n a possible men-

The other alternative In general advice-to women seems to me almost a dangerousalthough It I likely to mnke n woman less oan fraud Women who have made up

a novelty and I havent the least doubt that

plane by aiming at the best development ofown character and never pretending-

to bn what are not But most of those-I have known usually impress overy nenwin

the would ever want to h Ilko them Asideelfatl fled moral attitude that they

after n short there are tho awk-ward result of this uncompromising ndherencnto truth and their own natures They ore of

It and none of thorn Is topleasant and agreeable thlnr are not

on truth On the re-mark that are likely to make n disagreeableImpression are bo for thatreason not bn true to one characterto hesitate to nil the unpleasant things orebelieved H would bn very muchsomebody else Instead AltogetherI dont think that ndrlon to bn original or bnoneself would make n woman especially popularIf she followed It however

iI have known who prided themselvesonclnal must have an

tunity om tlme to lie merely themselves Inrooms and take a rest from

the strain of trying to bo originalwager that women were working sohard all the time to be themselves would have

an occasional chance to be more likethe rest of their sex

tie Knew tbe Real ThingProm Mt landon ntwrn

They had just got married Mid were startIrvg on their honeymoon The tirlde had gotthe man loved and she didnt rare whosaw her put her head on shoulder Thebridegroom got a farm with wifeIf he wanted to h r hand or feed herwith tweets whose buslnms wi A littleold man t lt the couple nd he lookedHt them o often that the young ttnjllyexplained

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The Montauk Club of Brooklyn located nearthe entrance to Prospect Park tins enjoyedthe vogue of being the most popular summer

In town during the season past owing noto Ideal situation on Prospect Height

AH well as to the attractive methods of It gen-

eral managomont and IU chef Duvenvlto be one of the heist In this part of thuTho kitchens of the MonUuk are on routfloor In accordance with modern nrchltucturnl

its dining rouiiu are especially fnthe presence of

fat luncheons and other feasts ut which HKI

feminine presonoa not only admitted louteagerly sought for Tho women KUUSH ofthe Montauk flub have becomu entluulnKlloover the various dishes to bn haul nt thuand have sought for Infortnatloii ON to theirpreparation While this may bo with a viewto proving to their own satisfaction that clilicooking can be imulnted lit homeone of ambitious tho rest re-

cently obtained tome of Clot Dnvoiicl ownrecipes for sortie of time moat popular dlttmDented at the Montauk tablu

First Is n potage Vanderbltt sufilclon rwtwelve plates requiring n calf head nndtwo ponies of Amontlllada one pint of credonil eggs yolks and boiled rice Cleanhead and jaws thoroughly wash them In coldwater then putt In Hnucepiin with nix quartsof water And a bouquet of hay leaves al o twoleeks pnmley celery tied In buncheH oncarrot two onions and one turnip briofor three hours then roniovn tho andcnlTn head Strain tilt broth through a clothThou put lx ounces butter In n with

four tablespoon of flour Stir It withbroth and let heat for tint minutes Cut thn

parts of the head oral Jaws In small squaresadd with one half pint rico the

sherry lo the broth Thicken crearaand egg yolk and serve

Pickerel In Montauk style Is prepared inthis Select five pound of pickerel ticthe heads tall and skin off and place them In aHaucepan with some salt and pepper and twoquart of water I et heat slowly for

Then lord the pickerel some as tenderloinwagon well and wrap In white paper butteredon both sides Iut two ounces of hutter withthe fish soil cook for half an hour In n slack

Pound In a mortar a little watercresschevril parsley two anchovies Cue

clove of two aridof butter When In a paste through atine then put two ounces of butter Insievesaucepan with two of flour

fish broth Add half awhltn wine halt n of cream and the pasteallow to cook slowly ten minutes

twolvo well trimmed Thenn saucepan four ounces bacon one valves

together fine cessna with salt andnutmeg Then cut twelve sheet of preparedpaper double heart shape butter on

put a little of on eachand under a well Fold the paper aroundeach chop and twist In themIn a baking pan cook for ten minutesnerve

split nnd arranged on n one portUa

raspberry syrup over Tho syruppint raspberry

ounce powdered sugar one Maraschinothe fire saucepan when

boiling odd arrowroot dissolvedIn a water When It Is cold It willlook like Jelly and can be added to the

IceMontauk sandwiches generally served at

lure n and sire In this fashIon Pound ono pound double cream Ameri-can cheese and It three whole egvsa few drops of sauce ami cover liIamb placed on toast Cook for ten

In a oven and servo with a sllrnof bacon on each and a lace paper

under

The Brooklyn clubs hOT always been farmore hospitable to women guests than thoseof New York While there are ladle dayBO called at all the largo metropolitanthese days are rather the signal for a generaldeparting of the mancullna element nnd thoclubhouse I turned over to thin feminine In

fadert At some of the clubs notably theyachting clubs even severer methods are re-

torted to and certain panes are lined off fromhe Intrusion of n woman1 foot and here thegrizzled bachelors betake themselves to rendsod smoke until the day I at an end Drook-

yn clubs have always made a feature of enertalnmcnt for their femlnlnn friends Theirlowllng alleys have been turned over to fairithletea morning while on certain days enertnlnmcnt are provided with luncheon andnuslcal programmefl to enoouragn the presenceif the fair guest

This Idea ha rather prejudiced the Brookyn matron nnd maid In favor of club life One

lenr little over the tea tables except In antici-pation of the winters round picture view

Italian to ono athletic with n countryat hay a something to be greeted

rejoicing Thotown butt the entertainment there I

formal while at their countryscene on cummer afternoons 1 bright

Ith the color of gowns and the sound ofmlnlno voices It letup thing to drive

to spot and dinners and luncheonsre on overlooking the bay

launches arc anchorednd far Into the evening the music of banjo andtandollns sound unison with happy

Brooklyn con boast two notable womenstubs one the Clvltnn formed by the societyIris of the Heights for the discussion of politicaltatters and the Health Protective League anuptown organization of women whose avowedbject wa the healthful management of thIty the proper cleaning of the streets the ceolatlon of the schools and other

the hygiene of the people dillactual work and gained more lasting fats

han any of the various women club of hewThe fomou also an out

rowth of Brooklyn numbering thousand nfhe who used to fairly

old Academy of Music attint were under direction of

Laura President the As-

Delation The Brooklyn Women Clubeon celled the of and

feminine celebrities In literature amongs members

Tho jokes that ore oo popular with theork flat dweller at the expense of the Brooklynsldont aro really not o funny as they seem

be For thin man whoso business internalslocated In Now York thn journey each day

Bridge or ferries unpleasantdlousnes but with this exception the Brook

Is by far th gainer In tho matter of neonmy In living expenses and Inn positionhat con d Inhurcbc Incomu that would providelorn than the haP rent of amnt on this side of thn Bridge Very

apartment arei the choicest n thot rentals that would only provide restricted

a Hut sportlent will tM vi r l r In a

are In this boroiigi for the ron tl-Mt the average ideas of coolseem to a home arid nwhile the metropolitan glut dweller never

ulte reaches Ivor the Ilriikv-lerefcre far out In the new portions pretty

go In rows that re pec-hlllty In their line These are

of modern Improvement ar-

tlh other human of whom they know nothingid for they never onnihloned Yet the aversenw York and woman especially thoman Idea of their ten

continue to serenely nt Brooklynivantnge

FRECKLEStan moth blotches and rtdiscoloration of the skinand complexion speedily and

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