Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1921, Page 55

SOCIETY 23, 1921—PART 2. SOCIETY * * Chicken With M"‘ Sauce. ing teaspoon of currant or grape|of flour .that has bee: ifted with ok foguier 5 tabisauici: dRetioe 1’:&7. Cook untll the meat s noy thes toaapoons of "b_';m', gertlseg Dr. and Mrs. Bradford HOME ECONOMICS Bim s tale. A boy who is playing| - Stung. 00| ogether Al 8al an pepper to al . . Entertaining Guests ity 0 most of his brain. Bad companion- |From the Boston Transcript. t flour in a dish as you 3 then one cup of chopped raisins. T whon making white sauce and |**™® o Beat this all together. + Lastly, adi ST - ship can do harm only in idleness,| Waiter—Thank you very much, sir. hd a cup of well seasoned gravy. If P one cup and one-fourth of milk, beat Dr. and Mrs. Fenton Bradford have . ELIZABETH XENT. Bad boys really playing with good Raisin Puffs. the mixture again, steam it for thirty | o "oy oy ") oats "Mrs, 8. L. Millar and boys can do them no harm, for at From the' Boston Tramscript. 3 “Have you notlced that DiUBEr NEE 7% changed his style of painting lately? ;- Diner—What do you mean? I bu ‘have none left from the fowl's y e t appearance make & little from minutes in cups or in baking-powder | fo, that time they are not bad. .Good [haven't given you anything. From his former meticuloys maghod o bones arter cutting fhe meat from | Beat two eggs, add one-third cup|cans. This quantity Is encugh for A Ranoion play enforces good mental habl(s and| Waiter—No, sir, but 1 bet a half|he has turned to & sort ush T S Fiics. the ekt in the sauce of softened butter, two easpoons of |six one-pound cans.” Serve hot With |lare” Sigagement to M. Charies! 0 o Ui bent motar educator there 1s. |, waiteroNo. i, but 1 bet @ nalf|he has tuened, \ d put in at the same time a heap- | sugar and a little salt. two cups!a foamy sauce. Lolzeaux, mayor of Plainfleld, N. J v (Copyright, 1621.) Diner—Oh, you did, eh! Well, here's| ey Sl e RS S was recently announced. e (Y N AR e, R a nickel. Now you're out 45 cents Dr. Bradford will return ‘today Women are now admitted t and v E2 4 - from a fortnight’s visit in New York. | ; bar In Belgium. ey T-::v"e:':xnr::::'- b think—he now tries to do his “Work with the fewest number of strokes.” Dr. Louease N. Lenman, who spent the summer at Sweet Brier Rose Cot- tage, Brooklin, Me., has returned to 1508 H smEm‘:ll;..w, ' WASHINGTON, D. c.. i’ll'?,;: §::: 13}11‘.2%:11,:: 28 Hoqr Young La dies’ Shop = Sale| 1113 G St. N.W. Sale ceiving line with the officers of t! Stonewall Jackson Chapter, No. upon e occasion of their autumnal o ball, November 58, to foa Riven in the The object of education is prima- rose room of the Washington Hotel. [F1l¥ the training of the mind; the A particularly extensive showing in New Effects, with many o Mre “EfaniMorrison Jis the cliap: | production of anialert mina possesscd i partica A - er's president and Mrs. on Wil- |of good habi i varicties in the sizes 2 kins Tuck is the chairman of enter. |°f 8904 habits of thinking. A mind l large especially. ne Tuckels completely absorbed In the thing at 9 x 12 feet, $39.50 and $45.00. (Continued from Tenth Page.) who work with such minds are really At present there is a great scarcity of Wilton Rugs. ite : . _ this we offer a splendid assortment of Karnak and omer]:ztes. preparation of this handsome it 1t 51ar s hul 1 S sttt ad Prices on these special lots of win- The i pn.rtiwhrly lmerestmg will i e":h‘el“lgy‘l;‘:a;:zx::aanodl those | spontanelty of the child at play. In > | are public [all good play, in all %] : 93 12 foct, $67.50, $75.00, $90.00 and $100.00. And for ariy as aistiheulaned trom (nd kind |inesd gaafic 07 conctneriian, wee” ber appanstate THMROE e lo I the very finest grade of heavy scamless Wilton, $100.00. hich, surround temples and shrince |ence to spiritual guidance wre the cost of labor, not including materials part of the landscape decoration and {t'fixen itaelt on the mind as the way- | wess - S°0¢ mental habits for good = L side altars of Europe. Baron Aoki| Knowing does not always mean 2 served briefly in Washington as am- doing. We can teach a child the 4 bassador and will be remembered as |iruth i « h’ s l B f i imi ruth about life, but we cannot make Not ing So d efore or A ter Tlme lelt having a wife who belonged to thefhim practice that truth in any other K ]"mstlnr‘fi“ Hc{com)fli!hment with the AL H eal outla; 14 In Social and Official Life |a et e ol T “worse asns by such minds is the work of artists—in . i its highest degree, of genius. People i .|hand, entirely forgetful of self, and . B Tales of Well Known Folk [Pcdisnt withot comiob sort to e reat our vaie P 5 : . loftiest junker nobility of Prussia. But | gy i = = v y than by trainh him in- good 1 Nothing can be more charming and economical than our Scotch it was Ambassador Uchida who bre-| Nabits, n by training him in good I Style Bed Room Rugs. These are Seamless and Reversible. Srgoa {he ‘hestowal of “the lanterm |Site of ldiencas, and idieness s the i 0 s t ern. ss of good habits. The boy i Very Decorative. ; Yme. Lehida was a court lady, whet | who is doine v arithmetic is using {‘ Mrs. a few muscles of his body and some i to the Empress of Japan, and it was 3 x 5.3 feet, $5.25. 6 x 9 feet, $14.00. 9 x 12 feet $24.00. the who accompanied the wife of the |°f hi8 brain cells, but ihe rest of b4 vernor ot the Philippines through | m—————e e the imperial gardens during L‘h?l’r{ blooming. time. NotiM her enthusi- SEAMLESS CHENILLE RUGS i ks fobig 0% RUG CLEANING TIME - . X ‘White House. ‘our r coverings not roly cleaned omrmmeeta A5 ey SR e ity el Sl vt fine.colors and great durability. With or without shaded borders. delicate fabrics. . 9x12 feet from $105.00 to $110.00. The Luwin Co. And there are smaller sizes at proportionate prices. 9:30 AM. to 11:30 AM. | 9:30 AM. to 11:30 AM. I 25 Fall Coats, plain and belted 38 Dresses of canton crepe, tricotine models, all silk lined, and satin, in the newest styles: many sizes. assorted. sizes $11.50 $11.50 Values to $49.50 Values to $3950 Those who are called by business or pleasure to the Washington ter- minal may witness interesting scenes if they happen on an oriental group awaiting the arrival of the vanguard of celebrities bound for the confer- ence next month. The stateliness of the greetings, the profound bows and salaams have impressed the porters Phohe N. 9160 21 Suits of fine quality duvet de 44 Dresses of fine quality poiret 2018 14th St. N.W. ‘ 11:30 AM. to 1:30 P.M. 11:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. laine, tricotine and P . twill, tricotine, canton crepe hereabout to such an extent that ar- 3 s rivals of the native brand are per- | tweeds; all sizes. and crepe-back eatin tectly overpowered by the politeness - g Very handsome in Appearance. Very simple both electrically Kfi;‘l‘l?flgifis.‘h{'.figfl: a'fi?f:éf gr"’af $ 1 7.95 $ 1 7.9 5 i and mechanically. There is no better or more durable cleaner. Sruch a5 1o }"i'y"x":' the lllustrious 1a- Vialues o/ $55.00 Values 40 $4500 i $48.00, including 8 attachments. S eame 10 the wearing line, they - ¥ i need not worry. For though in pub- lic they are garbed in the latest cry : . from -Paris, at home thelr garments . are invariably on the ancient order, | embroidered in_gold, silver and bril- 1:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. 37 Allwool Plaid Skirts 110 Hand-made Porto Rican liant colors. It is rumored that a 8.004.M.105.30P.M. [: i\ t Chinese” tes nouse, patterned atter plain and E-ited * Blouses, square and V : - e fam J in the United States Gate ‘Park, San Francisco, is one.of model shape neck. the possibilities of the winter. The attendants are td be genuine maids from China in thelr quaint, bighly decorated trousers an the loose blouse, fastened with feweled clasps. ne may see many of these in the va- 12, rious cities from the Golden Gate to|| ~Many women are handicapped St. Louis and invariably the hair is in business and social life by dis- ressed in the latest mode followed in' this country, and their feet are|| Trd of peonal wholcsomenem. Ex- covered. with the finest silk hose and cemive perspiration, for example, may high-heeled French slippers. be miely controlled by SANS the new liquid remedy that is $7.49 $1.69 L Values to $17.50 Values to $2.98 I 4:30 P.M. to 6 P.M. 4:30 P.M. to 6 P.M. ' 22 Tuxedo Front All- Dresses; the pick of our entire it Wool Sweaters; all stock; in all HRAE B S =S/ N i"(z?"f"‘— Marriage Licenses. —guaranteed barmless shades. sizes. 1 M i R | Marriage licenses have been fssued to the . —will not stain : . i "" 'n".(" el m;?lnlnu :-d m-m“}‘m ;. ~=remeves all bedily eder $2095 j $35-00 Cor PNt I '_—' '~ S Boilk Oucal o Waliat, Mo, Lo Values to $7.50 e Values to $75.00 = f ] 3 ville. . Vi et 2 ! a and Mismle 3. Dayhot, y / / L N i m G -nla‘ (Pearle B Romn. R 110 Pairs of Bloomers, . 48 Hats of Panne Vel- 19 Fur-Trimmed Coats, i Y 5 el o ryitu o Wi G T Combination Drawers | Yet: Lyons Velvet and . | of silvertip bolivia, all b . M /| setting, both of Hartferd, Con Ludwig and Ethel K. Good, both of and Camisoles; all sizes. Duvetyn, in assorted silk lined, all sizes. 5 _. styles. - L ind iward Chenowith and Fannie E. Paulsen, A 79¢ - -$3.95 $19.75 || e e e oy - || Values to $1.98 Values to $10.00 Values to $65.00 i Don’t Forget This Great Hour Sale The Deltor Means I . T m— = i eauty——Style——Qualtty Smarter Footwear for Women g i ‘At the Family Shoe Store Ozfords and Boots that are vigorous in style, exclu- You will find pleasure in viewing many new and ‘sive and tgstefully dal'g:ed shppers for afternoon novel siyles, every one of which we have selecied for and eveming wear, i the newest fall paiterns are its fine fitting and wearing qualities, as well as for demanded by the changing fashions. " fashionable lsnes. LITTLE frilly, flowery things-sturdy suits witha de- . Cidedly bachelor air — diminutive thistledown bits of B ‘clofl'mt' that add much pleasure to the first few years lifel Now you can have the fun of making them yourself and making them for less money than such tiny things could possibly cost hitherto! Because of a wonderful invention, accompanying every Butterick pattern —the Deitor —any woman, ' no matter what her sewing experience, can easily make her children’s clothes; she can create with her own fingers the dainty little things she has always. desired for her family; and—with the Deltor—ghe can actually save money even on these clothes! The DELTOR «: oo lect a child’s style or one for mm}f. remember that the Saves 50c to $10 . D fpmne w14 s On a Gown for Yourself e e i Firat, the Deltor gives you an individual layout chart (yes, individual—not just a general chart, but one for exact size and for each suitable width of material) You buy % to 1 yards Jess material on every garment, a saving that amounts to 50cto $10 on materials alone on every gown for Second, you follow simple picture-and-word illustrations d]unhwwpnttfill;un:mm mfi Your rs making, needle saving fime,l . holstery; mat- tresses, furs, Main 7127 for Monday morning dem- onstration in your home. BOULEVARD — Mode in all-Patent Women's TAN. oxurom's,-fiam strep CLEOPATRA—Mage of Finest Potent 3 Pumps, with welt soles and leather heels. Leather, turn soles, with new BSpan Leather and Black Kid; welt soles, 1%- goye with bdall straps. AIl sises end . Lowis Mecls, medium French lost. AR inch Oxbdan heel. AW sices ond widthe— widtha— : sises and widthe— $9.00 $6.00 up . $12.50 .- Stylish High Boots "R New Hosiery " High Boots is with all the Our stook of High Bool replote Naturally claims first sn imporiance among ac- newest models, as well as $hose more conservative. In Gun Metal, Tan Calfskis, Brown end Bleck Kid- cessories for fall, for new hosiery to-wear with the now shoes are indisponsabdle. skin. Both welts and turn soles. Prioe from $6 to $12 = WONEN'S SPORTS HOBIERY—Bilk you achieve the professional's own | Electric Wash ‘ Novelty and Dance Slippers 0BG W0Ol, FORCY HEGIAET v vveeenren ’2.50 Ly i P 3 i Electric Washer | Evning and Novelty SHppers for Dress Wear in 03 Third, vastly important and infitely small details of finish | A ; doaded or plain potterma; also Black WOMEN'S BILK AND MERCERIZED are revealed (o you. Any Httle whim which the bloomers, peerae v zssie ) e A o o thyeh stren: Beby Lows or Pl HOBIERY—Fency Mistures............ $1.50 blouse.or frock you are making, embodies, is clearly ex- Phone Main 127 for Louts XV hocls. WOMEN'S PURE SILE HOSIERY—In Black, We carry a full line of Benok Made Ballst Slippers, in Black and White Kid; draw string and eyelets. In sises for Women, Misses and Children. Monglay_moming demon- H I stration in your home and plained. Your finished garment, as smart as those in ex- | let us prove it! clusive children's shops, is as sweet as youth itself! BUTTERICK' Veitim Grog ond Gun sesat-o s $1.50 O [ Incorporated “707 12th St. NW. 7 . . - Style Leaders of the World Hom Electical Apglsssss | 3 _ A MAIN 7127 . | . s | zoaLaves e JOS. STRAS GEQ_.. . 3i0= 312 SEVENT