Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 22

WOMAN’S PAGE. ° THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY,” Willcox -& Gibbs |_ WOMAN’'S PAGE. : . e - ‘of ‘strgng- coffce in & double boiler, An ‘All-White Salad. g e S 3 Dav.: stir uptidl weil blended, thén add & . . 7 3 i Spring Tailored Suit of Gra 8 Day. s . fhiza’lor’ & clp of ik - cooning| Cut some siices of cannca pineap- | Miss Curtis’ Daily Suggestions y. 7 i s i, lm:m."n?ol;h::mbeg;o ‘l‘:zur“l: ple into cubes and cut some canned Dessert for Tonight s o C % white cherries or grapes in two after Shirred Eggs Buttered Toast yolks, add a little of the tapioca Coftee. nto | removiing the stones or seeds. s peeled and ) o\ M l . - mixture to them and stir this f swaibed i e tile oF. ortable ic sewmg al e SR INE (BITFENNOUIE. Luncheon. the origindl mixture, Kilr for & Blanch some aimonds and cut them || tion fyier, 13 up powders I Cheese Soue. et GuRiti “and -pour the pudaing iato|!n halves lengthwise. Cut some cel- || oGy}, 8 MLOTFLin ————————————————— TR e Steamed Cup Custards || the beaten whites of the eggs. keep- |€ry in one-halé-inch pieces. Mix all . Beat uill to- S e o nuw; olm- ;a..n the Chocolate, ing.jt Huffy. " Serve very cold. together with a little mayonnaise or e e Ay oman the valye of comtrast Dinner. ? cooked salad dressing. Serve on (! coanut. Serve ice sold with Ao A e Cream of Oyster Plant Soup Peach Marshmallow Dessert. . "bleaghed lettuce with a little dress- || sronee cake- know 3 . “routons ! Fo vashingtor the deslgners seem to have Worked In Sticed Cold Lamb - Plum Jelly Place four or fivo marsymaliowa in | IN 08 t0D. b o oud Erocems T a delirium of color, smartpess and Lyonnaise Potatoes Peas™ - || tall glass and cover with canned Dressed Cucumbers peach juice. This will have to stand alnut Bread. chic, will be bestowed on an o lon- al frock or suit, wrap or hat of sub- dued tone. Cottage Pudding with Nutmeg || for several hours before the miarsh- L e mallows will absorb the juice, which | sugdr and one egg beaten together of what this enthusiasm for color is necessary. Just before serving|yeill, one-half teaspoon of salt, one that seems to have come over us all i o place a section of peach in the center |cup of sweet milk, two cups of Simalteneoutly, and ERRt Bas hoen ré- \ Coffee Tapioca Cream. and - garnish with candied cherries:|flour and two tcaspoons of baking || CURTIS MARSHMALLOW ported as present at every Paris Iy Combino onehalf & cup of con-|ihis is delicious served very coid. | powder sifted together. Add one-half dressmaking house of note, would Other fruit juices may be -used in{cup of chopped walnuts, let rise in a || In Cans, 15 lead to, if it were not for a confiderice densed milk, a few grains of salt,!combination with marshmallows in place for twenty minutes and & 30 Cts,, at Grocers 1 of this fact. two cups of boiling water and a cup|the same way. bake in & good oven i If for no other reason than to evince originality, or to present a striking figure, clever women will select here and there in their wardrobes cos- \ . 5 tumes of less vibrant tints, neutral 4 grays and beiges white untouched by . black unrelieved even by the = dash of red that has come to be re- arded as an essential with the black 3 , 0 . L3 rock of the recent collections. Ameri- A cans recently returned from Paris — k ent Sewing Sensation Rt raeee , ally worn, In spite of its scarce- L : 3 - - - n the dressmakers’ collections. 1 Electric Automatic Portable Noiseless |||And aiveady there is proof that sray will be a tone that will be looked =2 A s Mix together one-half a cup of Do all your Spring sewing wind, no._ tensions to regulate. upon with much favor by women of without .drudgery. Get a Will- Price moderate. Terms to suit.. ||| 80od taste. You may have discovered \ i ) cox & Gibbs Automatic Elec- ° Come to our store and see it, °';d";°“'§°“lfim"’;';L‘H“i’ng“:chlf“: » ! £ s 5 0 c 11 c tric Sewing Machine and your or phone us to bring onc to |||factory than the sray evening frodk. i i ’ ’1 ‘i' n sewing problems will be solved vour home, for a demonstration. |||Gray is a tone that takes on smart ' forever. The finest as well as ven the paying will be made distinction in the open, but is inclined the heaviest materials can be pleasant, if you decide to pur- to pale into insignificance in_the v. N s evening. Save as the background for sewed perfectly. No bobbins to chase. Sloth oF silver or silver-run lace, gray MAY WK DEMONSTRATE IT IN YOUR HOME? is not numbered among the colors of | evening frocks. &~ o] . ° The tailored suit in the sketch is Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co of Gray claih Shesiia it Sizheer it The belt is of the and darker gray. P e % & R 9 . 702 Tenth Street. N,W. D e getall o5 5?2‘(‘%‘0,‘.}‘[‘3.‘3:%..55 The only Children's Garter made with the ) R notched collar. de: o e hearts o + - - Phone Main 8232 Washington, D. . (|{syery taflor. The racher low placing patented rubber cushion clasp, which holds stockings firmly between rubber. and rubber. Saves wear and tear on stockings and means SERVICE slfeevns stamp it with the numerals = S = of 1922. = In many quarters we may find the [ TAILORED COAT SUIT OF GFAY . disposition to go back to the real| CLOTH CHECKED WITH LIGHTER ) man-tailored suits, proof enough that| AND DARKER STRIPES. THERE i France is getting back on her feet| IS A GUN-METAL BUCKLE AT after the.weary years of the war. The| THE BELT. .COURTESY T drained Pl ot e proved | entire willingness to go back to the 2 Highest quality elastic and webbing, thor- that a man may be no whit less a|real tailored suit. 0 f that & man MY e he has passed || Ofton when Frenoh dressmakers use oughly. tested, insures long wear. ) 2 his working hours with legs crossed|a eheck or plaid cloth in a suit they g 7 e el to train | Thera lo somatimes & piajd, or checied : = Jime enough has elapsed i trade, | ahire, while sometimies It 1s the skirt The pin buckle\and clasp are absolutely d women have already that made of the plain material. L] mst proof, - [\ : o EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING L4, Bt srongipn. Caninet Beud ut break 5 The buckle is easily adjusted and prevents BY LAURA KIRKMAN. * broken finger nails. 7 3 ol P ds.” i 1) Chinese Chop Suey in the Guest)'lqtus seeds” The following recipes o X 2 5 C an d u : Luncheon Menu. A G I A e u Chinese chop suey ls so_ delicious | into well-shaped pieces: fry. thess in dépending upon style and size. - that the hostess cannot make a mis- [ Jard, and when well browned add one g R L e e e e e I o p 1 ‘such a lun - . Sl s hich i 11 good a | stalks of celery, finely ch t Compldesamfadmmvd back . ° lowlag ((whioh e iequally. =s Beod &) Siei ofy Cliced whter chestants and OT Yo% mane) \ Olives two onions, 'sliced_thinly. - Let coo J e en minutes, then add two pounds o € op 1 o B S iy S e . A.STEIN & COMPANY < Coffee Orange Souffle then add salt, pepper and one table- a i de soye, and serve with rice. Makess of PARIS GARTERS ior Men } (Evaporated) e R O o feara. 16 cask S e NEW YORE El i 1s cook it. They |, J e aE T ont Llar iriee ) Lol fov founimsmise M add fone I {2 5oil ‘ome hour (right over a hot|gnechalf can of bamboo':;‘r‘(:futl?:l?:: s . fire—not in a double boiler), then|half cup of chopped celery, one table- . turn the rice into a ‘colander over|gnoon of soye, ten lotus seed and a fesinkiand pour s Kepter o s | ariie peppar. S heticook; Attecnming vi h 1ky, st h i B e n takD the Araltied | it s ch i sioee fon pur table | i [ rice from the colander, put it back into the saucepan and cover it once . use a few drops of Worces. more with bolling water; this time | ter sauce instead of the soy o l the rice is allowed to boil up for|chestnuts instead of the water chest- | twenty minutes, then it is once more | nuts, and use our canned mushrooms, = turned into !h_e_colnnder, another ket- | fried in a little butter, in place of the tleful of boiling water is poured | bamboo sprouts in the pork chop suey through it, and when it has drained | recipe. It is surprising how delicious : B e e vios | aise Inrstiont aadns + onsie Chl- ‘ ,, - s cooked in this way each kernel Serve a little pile of hot rice on Y stands alone. z one side of the individual dish and a rice as ), 8] A:tui:l another !:ifllcul!y for us l’o o:f,r- ‘This article an weraeleuerg from < ; —that i th i- . 4 ots the Chineee use in making their jchop suey. Indeed, it is almost im- F Your G | Prareaients; uniess we criiat the sid rom rocer i'of some Chinese laundryman who has sent for them for his own u and iprevail upon him to ‘sell us a small o#antity of his personal store. I = = know of one housekeeper who has = - = ietter friend who lives where there is a Chinese market and who kindly buys the oriental ingredients for Sent to you on Chop sugy to mail to this hous Some of these ingredients are “soye’ (the Chinese Worcester sauce), “bam- boo sprouts, “water chestauts” and E HOME ECONGMICS. BY MRS. ELIZABETH KENT. “ April Fools. 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