aEeuunen a? 75113531122225 '
According to Opinimr cf £119.11,
Proper flark for the Home is
' Abcut 68 Degrees.
Beating (:1:me {1321‘ 1;,
should be key} wane"?
rooms. \S’hether 1222's '
leciure rot-m fiuzvvro i
. Xi " a: ‘2 ,. 1r .
for her to wear a refi dress when she! forget a”: "“"’7‘"“" fl
has the' n9§t and 81% babies {0 care E: Wminre;.:h:2rg a Fisfiffl’fi ijungysggv‘i
fer. She Shook! not be the 935.215.5919!) they rim-[me to 523‘
2b; thaw - rwho are not kind of hires.”
’- Mr. Bedhn-d had not thought. about
that. so off he flew to ask his wife
what it was best to do; 7 and 54 degree:_
The DEX! night he returned to the I‘Ilhiit' hufiai’nzzg‘ 3239 pgrgg—g
def! with'his little maie. who told the 1 skunk} have :1 ”merry-~-
Queen 5139 would «marine to wear her 2 and 72 {3111:2111}: 1.122312; a
modest dress and care for the nest and T be kept unifofmly at $13 62
her baffles. ' 5 The proper
So :ge‘ooeefi calm for the finfing home is about N: as:
{airy and letVAIr. Redhi'rd seiect the rooms at between 7“ ’
{-0101- he wished to have for his coat. Eifimnm hafls and
and While me’ fairies daficed around in) RF?! in a Wm"?2T
him and his little wife. the Queen 8m! 6“ 4222-299“: m?’1
changed his feathers to red, wings and natnSm-ium: ‘35 $55ng-
2 Those are the {911.2
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Garment; Are Mode- to Give
V‘Xouthflfi Appearance.
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we BEBBIBDS' coma
2. . _. .2 ' ‘1
Mn...“ .‘qumuuw M
aS‘éed therQueea. “It will not be safe
SEE upon 2a time the seabird. on
Summer Tanager, was not red all
(“Elias he is now, but, .fike'his
little wife,- the upper parts of his. little
body were yenowish-olive green and
the underneath parts.ef the orange—
yellow shade ; ,
One day While he was singing in an
orange grove and thinking of beautifu!
things. which, of Course. made his
song very sweet. he wondered if he-had
‘a red coat if the picture wouid not be
more beautiful. 7 -
> So away he went to the den Where
the fairies reveied at night, and When
the Queen drove over the mossy car-
;w 112;.
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”(on get mam {incl Within thy
" fitting. set nadersiana-Eng."
Awnré‘xnfi to me SCEPX;TE'~‘*S
the subject 6?;- (392m
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malaria Arie om" Much Em-
phasis—afaid Eavorite Means ‘of
Embellishment. 'V‘
of a iprtnre 11:23} shoals} he L1,,“ ..
”and THINGS FOR TH; TABLE.
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Coat dresses which are invested
with youthful quannes ore 20339515311—
Ous, with the straighelloe frock devel-
oped 'alo'ng chemise fines eas'o spon-
sored. Further diversii’y is expressed
in" me ‘inode! which features the
poached bodice and six-night skim.
(father. . while a frock which Stands out {1131
Danish past-1. _; tipctly for its indivduauty affects
-—The impi‘fififii‘: . . > ' . ’ ‘7 princess “395' .
f '1 fie up—to-date cook Wm want to;
”I how to make Danish pastry.
2 ‘ ’ 2 2 WM»): is 2255 cost-i
' 23‘ than cake. more‘g
Karat-rive than;
sandwiches, more‘
'deiicioas than
tempera:
1“:
Good thread and flags embroideries
$2 2 5 Ihiag
Q‘s pastry is {3:2 : everythmg
:Md‘be com; the only exception 2
it warm Rah-3r used in Sufienizzg the:
'pst. Sex: in é'figwrmnce is that the;
2&113955 and ' "mi? of {he finisieedg
2 M51: are produce-é by the rofiféeg‘
. .am fading in of toe boxer as m puff—
yszaamking. . .
' K‘l‘z’se one {sir}: of miii three eggs.
may {flaw} of f” 0118 I935t
take. one 131152;: of $2 2 one and one-2
hif teasg-oontuis of 3:: . the grated
m o: h kmm, a ;~i ~ *‘ mate find
”1' to make :1 stiff 4.: ——:3hm:é. nine
.rwfais. Div 9 the buzzer 3222 two
F35 afier 1.122112ng on: 332 the ssh
fl working :homughiy with a
tundra Spfihfi that has been sawed,
m €02,495. SVrap the butter In a
am so 3:159:21 .222 moisturevae and
: as an Ice. Sift three captain of the
y'wizh’ 11-25922: and mace. 80!er
‘& 3132:; in 23310—5132;th of a cupfu! of
firm water. {:sis half of the batter
no the fimzr new: it in with two
hives anti? f‘aze mixmre in nice coarse
mi: Beat zhe' eggs until stiff, andf
‘3! them aim the sugar. mfik, lem-
on pea and gear! into the flour. Bea: ‘
teryhardmoaiEg more flour graduaiiy:
waif the {nixmre becomes too stiff to
hndie {with a spoon. Turn the dough
an a wéii-fioured'bnrsrd and knead vig-
«9:191: for ten minutes. Then turn
fie dough into 3 how}, cover with a
cloth and place In the Ice chest for fif-
ber; minutes. Now to“ the dough in
)3}: strips half 3!: inch thick, bring
an the hotter and spread on the low-
er'mfif of “:9 sheet of dnugh; bring the
state:- half down over it. F026 1119
“5,009 over and me other under the
gunner. making ‘a rampart square with
at butter ins-tide- Tap the dough
in makingf
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New enters, with assurance, me
A grim and handSnzm's {xii-day. one-
piece {rock for is“. made of the same
xlwir part. In their rnmpsmv are ofixer
riaytime dresses, morv Maharase. des-
tined “(share responsikiiiiies wizh the
{mum} suit in the-“1!:TVT \Val‘dfflhfl’
Mn {hexane another Mar}: The uli‘
day dress makes a Strong appeal to
busy American women.
inclination or {true for changing often
and primping, but are deleneined.
men-rmeh-Ss. be \veiidrexced in
{heir milky domes,
51-3.er :12! these onepiez-o dresses are
(-m in flu: “mam-Hm- 32323:», but were
are some very handsome model: among
30
clams as suns, and 12mm! to playing.“
are given considembie emphasia with
jig-aid a favorite means of embellish-
2
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use—names}: mennrmw strap hen,"
made'of the material. the bell-shaped:
shreo-qnnrteflengm sleeve mid panels;
mmnc of inverted pinks. :2
, Rows or braid border'me sleeves and:
buxom of the skirt. and this braid ap-f
{wars in 3110113.: on homes and skirLg
The coliar is that». most becoming type‘
«him is high at fine book. with "V";
who have w’shaped opening at the front and wide;
rovers. A vestee of plain satin I: de;
of lace, or men when the wearer is} {9-}
aimed to furl-£2431 up Uih‘ adaptable
frock. 1' That Is one of its many good
'pumts. It is a «item. that will stand
the test of oonfin’uous wear 1!: all
meat; noven‘y braids as we“ as the
tail and body.
‘ “on, isn’t he béautirnu” said his
litfle wife: “I am proud of you. r2151
17 hofipémlst general. mun»
great; «363; rooms,
rooms. $5 in (in.
5-:
mclmlsle andrmny be remaced by our
§ well-liked military brald 11%ng accord»
ea attention. .
.3 boat,’ dress of twin having
straightlme back is onusual for t
dxsflnct bodice section. which appears
at the from only. The side closing
marked with 361112 thread rembroideries,
which um stretch in hand formation
around the icyer skirt edge. A su
dent flare is introduced 10 give
1 1'»
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a
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a
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engined on the hack of it.
because he fen go {an}: about It.
and the Moss: urns.
pet he fieiv to her pearl carriage and
Be almost tipped it over. for be {or—
got he «as mud: heavier than the
2 Queen and her iinle carriage togeflier;
but, of merge. the Queen forgave him
Tpen he told the Queen about his
{min and that he wished to have a? red
coat of feathers. because they would
look so 2393222221: in xhe orange grove
with the geylden fruit and green leaves
"Bu: how aiu’aut your Him: mate?
5' 011-” 1.
~The’y then thinked the Queen and
2 new away, and while Mr.
coat, he did not forget how 'nnselfish
she was and didnot make a £355 be-
cause she cou‘id not have her. dress
changed to the color of his coat.
So whiie she cared for the eggs, he
carried to he!“ sometimes a choke
warm; or Wesson] or berryr and ail-
ways'where she cook! hear him. he?
sang torher his my. sweetest song.
And that is how the Reébfird got
his red least, and just as he did 303g
ago, all the Redbirds my sing. to
their mates and carry choice men-1915
dear; I shall never tire of. looking at;
Esperb: arriraremiy «3-» “
making: primal“: miniv-
_ ; feather. as they refisn::12ez.ai u
, Bedhirfi 3 more for the"; twin-H312
could not often 1181: his mate willie gr?“ 2
she was on the nest because of his red 3 kept [at a temperature “g ,5 3 2. . ,_
J“ L; 1
Factories and Fhf-{>‘~
boiler Shops and foumirévk.
machine shops, 60 to (ft; 132.3". -
8f}.
GAP 1011243094 CHANGES 2211'
‘ Name of Rumpus Ridge, Ark, De: 2»:
. Not to Take a: Second Hem.
mate After Dream;
“I was feefing sorter pony 359531113;
out} west. to bed in the (laylime,r;1z.d
to them because the'dsear little moth— .
er bird of hog ago was wining to;
wear her old éress, so she coxfid take
care ofthe nest and the bitéiingsi
while her husband wears the red coat 1
that everyone admires. t.
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“What‘s in ’a Name?”
.r-B! mm MARSHALL
Mai-curves: name; in Show: mum ,
R that: i: *3 derived; sigmficance;
TOW lucky day anti inch jewel,
"no: RIGHT THING
A?
1.1
BELISDA.
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FOR THE DANCE ESCORT
If it is not seemiy. do it not"—Mmus
drempt that I was about to marry
' again." confessed (53p Jeimson or Bumo
pus Ridge- Ark- “I though; night we?!
of the lid}: :00, {\iilmafier a ,m of
the dogs had mum in 1‘13}:in “.ifh
several more after ‘em‘ 21.; an “W3
under the bed and went raging mm“!
and round. Then most of my 51mg?!”
r,
n
: chiidren hedged in, cusiing and man.
‘2, in; among theirseives over “me-h gang
of dog-s had the right of it. and matt—
‘ 1y roiled under the be& with 1129 (my,
where a]! hands parse-9629‘} to imam!
jam! bite and how} in 56163 «Eifl'vrcflt
2: languages.
“The bed broke down and (iv-r1612!—
A latefi' me among the dogs and diiia‘zé‘rn.
and they :1“ took a whet at me. Arum:
xh'at time wife mixed in she anvm?!‘12-!
with a bromn bandie. and began m
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. Belinda is derived from the
Itaiian. Though most frequeniiy
applied in mmlrru fiction to me sweet-
HE quaint and charming; name of
Aurelius.
1
to a dance 15
VEST because a young woman has
accepted your company as escort
iclub every wiéicha-way. She :0: we
a time or two in the process. 1:24
:som‘rs along the fine I woke up. A?»
no reason to be— in"! had waded rm: and {he dust =1 *-
flgfitfy and ml! again into a long nar-
. h strip. Then {aid again}: he-
fflue.‘ Now mm the bio-ck of dough
w’hif—way round, rot! and tom once
we. then tut-k away into in cold bowl
Pd set in the We i-hest.
mom “21:3. .1; pmturesqoe flare in their
<kins. 121 this case we are more thaw
iikr—X}: to find thifi handwmeiy em>
bruidered. The newiv arrived frmk
shown in the pimure. strikes a. 11:21:11:
medinmwwvith a very 51mm flare in {he
skirt partials. I: announces its sup—
pnn «1i vermin new features in {117.1
931115 by adapting them to its own
weathers; and it will prove becoming
to most figures. It slmuk! be made in
dark C(flGrs.
flat. I began to think the mafia: fur-
, , more dances than She does to any of : And it pearl—x} like I wagin‘t nag; :29:
youag max; of “w tfmxy am! “i“? an- i {be other young men whom she knows 2 keen to man? 3235!! 39 1'11 ‘11-‘22”:
swers.‘ to the cunning, ohjffiuimed :who are present. But it is the es- :1 “flan—Kansas L‘igy Star.
namer L ' * 1- cort’s duty tosee that the young “10m 1
. Hm" 3‘53“!“ came to be WNW“! is a5 has a reasohabie number of dances
not clear to etymuiugisis. 2811 52:21:21; taken. and {his rest!!! he achieves. even
aplfiéflfi‘é in [3833: and is lieiixw‘ed {0 : “1395 she i3 no; one of the ”305: P"?
have had her origin in, me gas-21121212131129 ; uiar of the young women DIM L by
(True for names ending In “a" whim introducing her to {fiber young men-
swept Europe in Queen Anne's Au- 2 Usunliy the escort requests the-
gustan age. The first 31:12:11.1 1191an 2 young woman be m for he: sup. 5
ed 11.1 history was the wife of urizmdu, 1 per danch‘there be one—8! tire be- 1’
8 (19th 5113101911133; prmuixwzz: Y0 ginning of (he evening; {fut he has no. 2
spread {he name 1'3? and W321?- But : ground for taking ofiense it she gives '
81‘98‘61’ fugue was to be hers. am} 12mm to some one eise. However. be
when Pope chose Belinda for has hero— ; is’not’ firivileged to take his supper
inc 0: "The Rape of the Lock“ her dance with anomer young woman un- »
permanent-e was, assured. less he sees that the :young woman
In those days it needed only a {a— he has escorted has a‘parmer for that
mous author to knnnomlize a feminine Z dance. ' ' '
name by putting her in a2 bunk find an It is customary for the escort, after
the fashionable maids affine {outfits 7 taking 05 his own but and man to
adopted get for their min, just as to- awnit his companion in the bail or cor- 2
day amfavofite‘s coiu’ure.and cos-~ rider before 80188 into the W! “>003
, tumes‘agje @Qed by adoring flappers. or reception room. It would he most
Belinda floorisbed in Enghmé and inconsiderate of him to start mung out
Italy. but her Wularlty was negiigime his own dance order before she had
in France. and Germany refused he: arrived. _ ‘ ,
'ctlnpléteiy. Sham took . her from 89:0.” W the “93mg danc-
xmxgbundéspm. an} “we; ending, she mg. the [escortjhould inquire a: his
was a bit too harsh for Spanish ears. companionrhowr 300! she wishes to
America “mimfiher whoiehearteds “3935‘“ If she exprmes‘ he? (vhf: to
~11. undone am here today, both leave after the first an: oétbe dongs
«mm, and in action. . are 2 over-4x 7 anywhere 2e on e
" fiefifidéa‘a sublime ut‘eeye. ItJS vllmxrzhmgzalilshmww 1?“ ganté :32: 2
I‘um 7 again . “CV“ and disease and ' ' ' ‘ > 7 ‘ ind t 3 ‘3‘ 'i .~ ,; .1 1‘1. s
but a mysterious magnetic power ”and ”his point, ‘57 a 2m ".9” ‘Lmred- “393‘“! - W “”1221 21:
2 tier that hm he )ark with a fare? wire
which renders its wearer irresistible ‘92 ”“4“ “2"" W " _ 2‘ ‘ - . 2
to, {hm whom she‘wishfi to attract If She signifies her desire 3° “3‘9 be" ante that 109ka hkn‘ :m 03.2..
‘Ffldgy‘js be: “it?“ dag and The!" fore “1m she suggested}! 15’ dear. bin} cage. “'hen {ht} £52222
duck}; “angel-7 I - 15' the duty 9! the ”if“ *3“? he took his siund $129231;-
2 " » ’ “1312M 8‘81 though 1‘32 doing 50 he 011 {up of the rage won:- mm
has to canoe! (130025 promised {0 91h?! aphnrf‘s. 3913(3er Ivory 3 '
young Women with whom he has en- the usual mnpiflvg “m-
gngexl'these “W395 “1"1 if- “193' .are “strike." "out." eta. 8:32!
mammal" With society “sacs: Wm take ions were announced 2.;-
90 03°35?- . ' necessary semaphore. T222252.
Unlem 3 young man is @888“! 10 not unis sate innm unimcmiw’"
a $0038 woman 07 is her ”1’0““? and balls and the imemionn‘; 21+;
hence regards himsei! as her guardian. nf irate fang “he differed! f:
he has no right to dictate to her re—' judgment hut he “so 5&th
28511113853118 young men “’3‘“ Wk“!!! from much exlmnxiizzge
she should dance. At‘ a small? private power.
dance, the fact that the young men
have been invited by his hostess should
be guarantee enough" as to their
good jnnnners. To rsiiggest .to his
commit“: that she Should not dance
with man would be a disconrtesy to
fist of me SH: and pretty 1112;229:295. “eve that she wishes to give you any
Belinda means “:1 qumnt." So beware. ‘
Superstitions in Waies.
Superstitions of the (‘fiEEEIF folk at
“’aies are diSi‘US‘i’K} in the quartz
report of Ur. Anhnr Hughes, 322.1323}
health affine!" of the cnfiniy (of
marzhenshire. Deijiae the fact .2:
fortune telling 52nd witchcraft an 31.:-
hibited under the Engiish km: ‘1 ‘2
number-S of “'eish 31123223334335 2-11
their 333ng children to the wiry!- . . —
tors miller than tormedicfi pro-1 1 -
ers. 10m? fetish Ihat apyeras m {2.19
superstiaéous maple is that a “-22: 21
dartor can cure a 61316 of back“: 2!—
new by means of making a sligh: 1?
vision in the .cartilage of the chili“
ear. The operation must be performer
during the waxing of the nation and the
art is handed down {rum generation in
generation, ihe “doctor" usually beia g
a woman. If a ‘cure does not T€‘<:;‘f
the operation is reeeamd “mil gm.
chfld is cured. It is said the! m-
wnmen practice this art and {12:22: i .
2people pay urge sums in haw
children so treated—Brookiyn F. g;
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Put the Umpire in a Cage.
Safety first the oft-rezwawvi 12;:22
.ing. was very religiously inn/£172: 2
the umpire a: a recent M22121:
game on {he Pacific conga. I?»
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$11K
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no.
mm.
7 ”—1
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fizzy dawn above dim mounmms.
2 . slackened nvers in the ninth; "
Dusty van-ow by the roadside. pun-.119
uteri. clematis;
. ;‘ . we“ slopes 9t uphnd Mute.
. dry u rock'bexfltth the kill
a the {mid sun inmate in tho lur-
vest‘goklen grain.
1921. Wuzem Keir-paper Union Lyouthfm swing to the garment. An-
L rather coat frock. niso 38min; a side;
closing. is adorned Ln an laterasfing
manner with braid which takes on a
pointed outline. A tiny watcfi pocket
adds 1 naive touch.
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Exquiciu Cmtlonc‘fltvo Not sugges-
tion of Lee. for fiend Embroidery;
Drawn Thread Used.
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7 THE FAHILY MEAL. ’2
‘ I; m Aishvwhieh may be easily
”red with .‘ pound or two of ycli
a; Tow string bean: is pre
pared as follows: 'Wésh
ahd cut the bean: in
small pieces on the bias,
as they cook quicker thus
out. If we beans are
tough, any of men), re:
move the pod and add
the beans to rtrhe dish.
inn}; ' and‘r phi-e in a»
deep kettle with a ubIe-
. . 2 Spoonful of bacon in}. to
tart of sfieed beans. Stir and cook
'3. {ran ccwered with me rag‘ cover
‘dmmprfor an hour. stirring one“ .
adding fromvtlme, to gime pnevhalr
mfof hora-mes. .when‘ ihe‘beans ‘
at!» be served‘s‘eason well with ‘salt
a pepper. A dash of vinegar may
~k1dded by those who like it.
awaited Leg of Lamb.——Bone a log
'iamb. wipe with a damp cloth.
211:3 and truss, place in a bruising;
’2. Cook five minutes in one-fourth :
at a cnpfn} of butter, 3 large slice:
.md: of onion. caaot and turnip, an 5
(a: fine. a small bay leaf. one sprig.
of thyme and parsley. Add three cup-
fnis of hot water or stock. one and,
ice-half teaspoonfuis of salt. one—half
Lumpeonful nf pepper-cams. Pom-
Eanlslte,nl_ghfiovm§ for the {all
bride here not a suggestion of lace
or hand embroidery. but are orna-
mented with dawn thread patterns.
mm. beaming gaming made 9'!
final: handlers-Jami linen; than thigh
there In Homing- more exclusive and
distinguished in! undergarments just
now.- And I: you lave ever slept in a
real linen 'nlzhtie yon T know. the
hum-ions feel of it. Such nightgowné‘
{or trauma; hive every stitch put
In by .hlnd: the hem?! hand hem-
stitched nod at“ the top beautifu“?
done drawn-thread patterns- define a
small yoke or makevchlrming tfim'
ming motifs on front gm! sleeves} The
Square neck 5openin§ add straight 2
sieeve edge are finished witty hem:
stitched heme through which ribbon
is drawn: or havedrawn-thread bead-
!ngs for ribbon. Sometimes a drawn-
thread beading is run straight around '
the gown, belch the armhoh fine. and
Is threaded with an inch wide fibbnn.
giving a grateful Empire yoke effect.
Ribbons for lingerie must now be
of the handsomesx quality, thick and
78"“, and satiny. whatever the width,
Double-faced. satin ribbons. are 1379'
fer-red. and if washJibbon is used It
must be of beautiful quality. Lav-
¢Co sht.)
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now new sAY m
31¢.an
CommonErron7ln Sushi" and
Row to Avoid Them
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“AUDIENCE" AND "SPECTATOR83T
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A Substitute for Ficficn.
"If I. give you your ire-.1 1
you do some work to pay 1’11:
1 “Matfim.” replied :hr
“manna! toil is abhorrem {1'2 2; 31
HESE two words are often used _
incorrectiy. or Interchangeably,
even by some writers and speak. .
ers who are careful otherwise in me
use of words. Perhaps the confuéion
F AFFETA has accounted for the 2 [item 1219 sash :5 made of the fouls!!!
majority of. the summer‘s siik and Is drawn} Win: a loop fit the 19ft
frocks used alone and in combinatirm side rind loop with long and at the
filth other materiais. Foulurd is we“ 2 right. 2 ~
represented. hut hardly ever alone. i The. Mark 2115813 at the right. for
xiis mixture over the lamb, cover
tinsel: and cook slowly two and one-
hlf hours; uncover the last half hour.
have from the pan to a hot platter.
Baum three tamespoonfuls of buffer.
gd four tabiaflmxmt'ms of flour and
iii: well unti! browned. then add the
jute-r {tom the E's-aising pan; carefoi-
31mm ~I: win require one and
“fourths mmfifis. 2
-3§uash Porcupine—Steam a fine
ward squash in the she“. When.
:31st out with a spoon putflinto
fit oven and mash. Season with
M‘ sixgar, onefourth of a teaspoon-
of ginger and two tablesposmfnls
Sifter, @8933! and reserve one cup ‘
' Put jam :1 glag Ebaking— dish.
'wirthxthefeupmlpnt through a ,
‘ 2 mo mav e'ber
neat}; always in the company
georgette crepe. These with crepe
de thine. are written in {his history of
the styles as all of equal inmortam-e
and 111120 been made into simple
whose days Of' u?6fuh)€$s. are long
drawn out, The simpler 32:1}; frocks.
and esper-Euny muse Hf taflc-ta. are a
joy. summer um} winter. the most
radapfthka and Versntfle of belongings.
“Anytime"—“unyx‘rlmx e‘ ' say these
fmrks—Lso iungz as it‘s a good time and
p§e::s.:mt where '
Two of the least pretenflbus of these
silken 1:212:1111115’m pleasant leisure
hours are slum-n a‘lmve. Foumrd. for:
once unassisted by other materials.
justifieS in: faith in gitseu‘m the
fruit at the loft. magma—5.1mm
m2mn':
01‘i
”frocks and more elahnrum gowns
, rival in that. of crepe ,de phine. Each
imrrsedlmv wean has a Lplaln.bodice
with a wide «filer edged by a ruffle
of narrow while ribbon. The tunic on
this track, as on :he’other one. is
open atrthe from. It is elaborated
with embroidery in 'wmte silk. and
bordered by a flounce edged .with the
ribbon. Colors. {13 blue on'green, might
be substituted for white in tfierdécom-
tion‘. As usual. in these (rocks. there
is; chemisctte of lace and the sleeves
are three—quarter length,"and familiar
,these demus are, they maintain their
their unusual charm. '
The beloved frock of atafl’em has a
eanrhold any pace-keptiby the other
elmough they ' differenf as can
antler ribbons are preferred just now
to Bale pink or blue ones, and the rib-
‘hons on most exclusive gamer“: are
pure white.
Tapioca Cream. 2
Cover three tablespoonfuis’ of op!-
one quart of milk over the fire. When
or sugar and a littksalt Stir "until-i
it begins to thicken {beat the whites,
of the fourrxe‘ggs .to‘ 'a? stilt froth ';1 stir,
the mixture into this; After making
from the fire,» flavor’wxh vanilla, pour
, 2 i
into a. dish and set awixto. cool.
i
are 9a
hie—Meta ‘ "
oca withwater overnight. ,Put it into
33 due to the he: that an elementary,
making of the dlsuncfion between the
two words. "Audience" means an as-
somethlng. since, the word is derived
from the_Lafin verb “andke” which
means to hear. “Spectators“ are
those who'havevcome together to see
knowledge (It-Latin is needed for the ;
sembiage ofipérsonsgatheredto hear ,
‘somethingpthe Word comes from the
”it‘ boils add the walks ot’io’ur eggsfififlgu tare” wife! ‘51» .
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the audience at a concert. and of the.
'V-iamrs at a horse n1 .
-. correct use Of'the word “audience“‘i's
found inthe' chewing Sentence: “The
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‘ mam-spun:
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the hostess. At ’a public (lance he
should? introduce her only to young
men he can vouch for. but even if his
01122 worst enem)~ were present he
would have no right to expect her
to decline to dance with 31mm. ‘
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guarantee it £0 be merry
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