0 fi— 7'. \ ¢A ' Fruit for the fruit cocktail. . A FRIEND 1N INEl-EB IOMIDO'SANDWINIMWW anyone ill in a hospital is a triend indeed. Hospital days. it they are at great number. be. come decidedly irksome to most people. There are some tow who dislike visitors when they are ill. It one oi your triends is among these low. don't visit her. Inquire from her tamily as to her progress. send her ilowers or books it you wish. but don’t burden her with your visits. Most convalescents. however. and much pleasure in visits tron: their friends. mmmneumnbcr Here are some oi the things you should remember when you visit people in hospitals. Be wire to arrive in visiting hours. it is not dimcult to and out. by telephone. what these are. Even in private rooms visitors are not welcome beiore a certain hour in the morning. nor alter a cer- tain hourat night. Abide by the request or‘ rule at the hospital. It the triend you are visiting has not really reached the conva- lescent stage. but still wishes to see you. be sure to and out irom the nurse in charge oi the case how long you may conveniently stay. And don't stays a minute over time. It the physician appears. take your immediate departure. it thatriend seems tired. leave. without announcing your real reason. even before your prco scribed time is up. Keep your conversation inter- estingv—but cheertul and tree iron: gossip. Gossip. that is. 0: un- pleasant or unkind character. Re- member that any interesting bite at news you have heard will doubtless interest the patient. Talk of new books and plays will interest some persons. Tune your conversation to the tastes oi the REALLY the triend who visits friend you are visiting. but always heap it cheeriui sud not too heavy. And remember that you don't have to tell: every second oi the time you are there. Some sick visitors keep up such an incessant chatter. in their short to be cheer iul and entertaining. that the poor invalid really Welcomes the time tor their departure Don’t tor st to offer to do any errands the you may be able to do. Sometimes a bit of shopping on your part: will be really the nicest gilt you could odor to all!b one tied down to even temper!!! invalidieni. When it comes to actual gifts- be csretul. Flowers. o! course. unless you know your Mend to be one of the tow who really dislike cut ilowers. Sometimes a flower ing plant gives longer pleasure than cut flowers: A lovely bunch cut trons your own garden is quite in order. too. And books. it the invalid has reached the stage where she may read or be read to. Magazines. in the ‘same conditions-end in magazines you have such an in- teresting choice that it is hard not it; 11ind something that is just 1' l BOCWOIEW When it comes to things to eat -bs ceretul. Most hospitals sups ply everything in this line that the ‘ patient needs. It may be. ot course. that yo uare an adept at clam or chicken broth or custards or some other dainty Which is especially desirable tor siclr diet. But never otter anything to eat to anyone who is ill unless you are quite sure it is wanted~by both patient and nurse. Often a par tient craves more orange Juice than ordinary hospital tare prov video. in that case. oranges are always a good gittv-and some- times grapefruit and other fruit are acceptable. But be sure to and out before cilsriug even iruit whether it is advisable to send it- =3.— m All!!!!!!!-s stunt-lust ggiimMililh "'"ii.i!'!lii!!!!.!" M First Course RUIT tor the ilrst course at dinner is a good choice in warm oweather. There are many delicious and appetieing fruit cocktails. Simpler ' than any of them is half a grape- fruit. chilled and. ii desired, slightly sweetened. But most people prefer the iruit in the term of a cocktail. One good fruit-cocktail is diced canned pineapple. diced trash peaches. and oranges. This should or course be well chilled. and slightly sweetened—although the pineapple juice and the sweetness oi the other truit may make it sweet enough. Diced watermelon added to any - fresh-fruit cocktail i a good. Oranges. peaches and watermelon make a good combination. It the cocktail tastes flat. add a little-lemon Juice. Another thing to add never is a small sprig oi mint. The juice from a bottle of mere- schinc cherries also makes a pleasant addition to a truit cock- tail- Add a little shaved ice to give extra attractiveness to your iruit cocktail. Bananas are always good in ‘ Orange. banana and plums combine well. The plums should be skinned and diced. Big stewed prunes. tender and davorsoue. may also he cut up into fruit cocktail combinations oi oranges. bananas and grapefruit. Apples diced are gum in cock- tails. Like bananas. they should be prepared just before serving. for they blacker: it exposed long to the air. in:mumi1uinmummunummnmummmm p“ iiilll éiiil‘lill. drops-w s - on y s D E'é‘fi“ 3- e31“ «it! .h‘°" wwfi‘ ' “at E5; 9%”‘31’... . The Bob Is As Usual. As Hair Nowadays Ir everybody'bobbod. then sob-l ‘ d‘ U s 4 e 9 $5 d4 e s . . fisswgfifl l ‘ l . Gay plaid or Oracle suggestion is used to trim the beach set shown at the top. Just below is a green leather bag with patent tas- ‘ toning and a small tan oi gold tis- ass with colored bead embroidery and amber sticks. To go with it is an amber cigarette case with lane: beaded tassel that hides lip- s and powder. Below is shown an envelope purse of beads. a one tapestry bag and gold hid bag. trimmed with black tassel. At the jewelryot tr! mi; Hull’l‘u W “' ”light-‘41!” Hill 5H: 3‘ I HHIJWH‘H! lower left is some of the new rhinestones and pearls. i i l . hing wouldn't be such tun. There are still many women who wear long ,vheir—who will it?» _ mm a. ‘Keeping the Back Yard In Order merelye matter of habit. it is a habit. very oitsn. that shows a lack oi decision on the part 0! the housewife. . Elie nude things in the house or cellar that she does not know what cans—am! she has them put in the back yard awaiting disposal. A bit at old car etor rug is leii hanging onxa p eoeot clothes line because the housewiie does not know whether to‘throw it away or ior nothing. The untidy back yard is the in- variable criterion 01 the class at neighborhood in which it occurs. it is a iact that hundred per cent Americans like tidy back yards. The icreign settlements abound in untidy back yards. is his almost more important to have a cement or flag walk at your Don't be content with clnders. which never look nest. or a gravel walk which needs constant raking to keep in good condition. One thing thatmakes for tidi» ness in the back yard is to have some, good place to keep garbage and other reiuse containers out oi sight and out of reach oi oats and dogs. It is often possible to have a place beneath the back porch with a. little lattice door that ‘utchopoopf i‘ 1.. th yedi one e vs e r . maiauly behind their kitchen on:- CIosed in a lattice thatrseparates it from the rest of the yard. This may be attractive. but it always come untidy simply because it is not exposed to view.. . . W THE SKIN! OF BEANS Some people and the skins of ' all kinds of beans indigoatible, in which case it is best to remove the skins aiter boiling the beans. betore serving them. in those dishes where the beans are served whole, or else rub them through a sieve. Veryoitsn when well boiled the skins become loose and iioet in the water. when it is easy to skim them oh: otherwise it is a tedious task to skin all the beans. Brown beans especially who dad the beans cause indiges- tion it iavbsst to eat only the through asieye. ileum "mm, HAVING an untidy back yard is to do with—acid bottles. iars or. save it. And it stays there until a , rain or so have rendered it good - back porch than at the trout. swings en a hinge and tattoos with ' odors a temptation. to servants or - . housewiis to let the back yard be~ luvs very hard skins. . yo;- 9.0,}, .. disheswherethebeansarerubbedlh. l bably wear it until the day they . That makes the bob all the more interesting to those who have adopted it. ‘ . . ”i : s. .1 it had. Mme? 5030"”. amulet i lott 1 hack. bu . I bobbed and waved at sides. The bagk is on: n ‘ a soft bun. In the circle at bottom hair-long at side- and short ' at back. and above it three ways of arranging this sort of hair- cut. At right. two smart cute. shingled close at back. Still. the bob is not unusual. :r‘lld‘sl‘l'gardntuif reports that not; p er ng seem have been illqiourded. For every train the ten: ht down into prosper ' so Oornhek’ea‘." "1* Cream bolt boiled eggs Cocoa cake Codes ' Luncheon Cheese leash-lettuce and mayon- l , y .. ” 'l'ruit. ielly Chocolate waters . p « , Dinner , Vegetable soup lliced cold him:L 00:11 on cob ‘ Potato croquettes ‘ Tomato rice Apple tapioca . . TUESDAY . Breakfast Baked apples V - Cereal “ ' , Cream Bacon and tried eggs ' Graham mumps Codes Luncheon ' ~ Corn tritters .. ‘ Date and cream cheese salad Toated graham munins Tee Dinner Roast ies oi lamb Potatoes browned in, an . Cream tomato soup " Minced lamb with tomatoes Delmonioo potatoes Steamed summer squash ‘Berry pudding money . Bro-m Grapes Potato and codiish hells Oven toast. Codes n _ Hot bacon and lettuce sandwiches Beuanra fritters ea . ‘ Dinner Grapefruit appetieer ‘ .Miled» liver Willibacon on rice .. er I.' Piehl ed beets ‘Lims beans ‘ ’ ' Pueblos cream . FRIDAY Bream Melons Cereal . ' ‘ cream ‘ Baubledaggs Poliedbread Cores ‘l I t i liti‘lllll Mu h l, ‘illitin . I. deny Mm, > Spinach Bake onions . Custard pie WEDNESDAY Brealdass Plums Steamed rice Cream Omelet Parker house rolls Cones (luncheon ' Egg salad Rice mould with berries ;‘ , Toasted waters Toe Dinner Eve-limo“ Monk 8. Week luncheon of?" wits ‘ compromised. Minced lett-over liver sanwich'es‘ Celery and apple salad ’ Fruit- ; * Iced chocolate Dinner Cream celery soup Fried smelldsh Delmanico potatoes ‘ Sliced Spanish onions Creamed cooked cucumbers Codes. Bavarian cream one women who lets her short: locks grow out again. there seem to be two women who have their long locks shorn. Comfort seems to have seine- thing to do with the whole situe~ tics—more. perhaps. than it usu- ally has to do with tashions. Especially in warp; weather. wov men with heavy hair and it tar ‘ more comiorieble short than long. Hats have something to do with it. too. Hats are made tor the head which is not made larger by much long hair. Many women. growing sum of trying on any hats bsiore they could really get one down over their hair. have gone to the barber’s and been bobbed or shingied tor that reason alone, There are some haltway stages which. seem to be gaining in popuv larity. One is to have the hair cut short at the back and leit moderately long at the sides. The side' locks are then pulled or _'Au:.ma.r hallway method is to .hm etc... heir bobbed at the sides endures have it leii long enough at the back to form into a becom. ing bun Di“ pull. Some women really some women past thirty have ‘re— This arrangementflbobbed at the sides and long at the back—was worked out by iust such a. woman: at least by a woman whose hus- bond swore . he disliked bobbed hair. but who admitted when pinned down to reasons that it was the harsh line at the back oi the neck which he thought ugly. His She had her hair bobbed at the sides. shortened l‘eho has been as comtorteblo. A’ almost; as her more closely bobbed sisters and at the seine time has not oilended her husband's eyes. a Ityou know inst what sort oi first having your long hair out is not troubling you. But some we. rash. though they want to be 'fim' Ht, ' bobbed. don't know what sort 0! M“- end cream bob will be becoming. ' Broiled bacon Fried apples home at the hairdressers melee Cones ring . Cones , a specialty ot choosing the right Green pe pore itufiedeith rice, - Hot hakingppowder biscuits Honey “Wk or Wes-powder biscuits mnotsummmhwd as yeast breeds because unless very well needs they sometimes rom. g m'mus‘that' is hard to' digest. , sort ct. bob for you. Their process «very interesting. ll‘lrst. you agree to put. yourselt entirely in their hands—not to ask Dinner » ‘ them to change once they have be- Creamed “$525133” m gun to cut your hair. . ' 5 ml“ . Then they give the hair a sham . " P93! 1" 1W1 9&5 plant poo. and alter thoroughly rinsing ADD“ and 19‘1““ “I“ it they plaster it as close to the P951011 ”‘0 head as possible. Experts look at SUNDAY your head from every angle. Then "B ~ they dry the hair. with heat, but 6m Without a current of air. so that.“ . 0 al .y 3M“ dries as close to the skull as pos- - 09° P ' ed 0‘ ping. TAhed‘egierts ttake aging” each as . n e on pg eg a. buttered tom 005” With the hair plastered to the ~ - nDhtnor" skull. they can tell Just what sort Clans-cocktail 0! bob will but become you. Roast beet—Yorkshire pudding While they work, you may be Mashed potatoes discouraged. You have thought a Creamed carrots Cabbage salad aoit wave bob would be most boo Spanish cream coming. and they are turning you hopper . into agnhethiag resemhbling a Japa- Toasted sardin nose 0 . r you ve planned . Lettuce m?m“t on a boyish shingle. and they are I“ w“. a V Tee using curling irons and combs to for ye: an elaborate and longish . . .. . r on WHENYOU‘MAKE BISCUITS But in the end you will doubt» less like the result of their work. THE RUBBER BATHMAT nave you seen one or the attract- elso because their sottnees is' a "MW Wm"? Mikaela? tempte‘ tion to swallow than: with out "l'hey are made or that sort. peo- thorougbly masticating them. More‘- onslrnbber fabric tron: which rub- ovar‘ the yeastiin. bread actually mmade—andthe . be: sponges supplies food properties iaclcing in lodbly. cuddly rubber animals that the quick breeds. are sold tor small childrin to the The standard prions-Hons tor bak- With them to their bath. - ‘ log-powder biscuits, that can; be ' Th°"~.-bathmata are specially de- easiiy he” iii-mind are; ,gwoJevel mg; for WM. and u attract- t . «NW-FM.“ Oll" line set would consist or bathmat. “W WW 0“- m-Wsoonss’ase we animal; The colors WI 0! : hour. 5 l.‘ T3 hearth-atheism t or days tie in bunch“ andheng‘ so the and o: the roots will Just 1., . e: . _ “l: w. . +1. . .., a. ,..,.. .. ‘ U llllilllllilliHill!!!llllillllllililillll : ’ snooty-arm ff-onstotwoilblev that'thia resets takes u itselt - teens wrdmefltudrnflybmy.mwm be chosen to harmonise with any bathroom. There is sometimes a border at a. dilierentoolor. and then a center decoration. like a dog. 0! evcolor o! the border. ' 1 ,ese mats are small. some hm am W, lfi‘m . “W. “M “9"“ .ll. buried or braided and arranged j over .1219 short bsolr section. - ~- do not look well with. . . btibbed hair Just because 0! the.) f' . . harsh ins at the back at the neck; '- This is doubtless the reason why _ trained ircm bobbing the hair.- k. and trimmed out. too. - bob you want. then the matter or ' /,-.
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