Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1922, Page 27

b P P, TRGAY N wy Lo R Ly Sy R RN FEATURES.. : ~IHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 192%™ The Wife Who Wouldn't Dm of a Profesgional Movie-?‘an Settle Down! A Sequel to “Brides Will Be Brides” FEATURES. The Housewife’s “ Idea Box _ | Use of Rice in Salad. _The Difference in Paint- —is the difference between. urco” Paint and the other BY GLADYS HALL, Says Women Have Always Ruled. jlike s0 much star dust When I heard that Lillian Gish hga | But then, Lillian is different. From lunchied &t the White Housc with |almest everybody. She fs careful, | conbervative, intelligent and indus- kinds. By Lucille Van Slyke. President and Mrs. Harding, I {nvitea | SOmeervat! - 2o » 5 i S e ot sure of e ex- ; ; o boae 7l Whimt. A7 et every | S BT e o ey SEATER.| ) —There’s something about John on _so glogous a day. But y up 1n the tamily diction- : . 4 thing ‘Woodcraft. Crosham Saw that Jonn was staring | d8Y I shake the hand that ked :rny‘;':h:::r‘luml.l:;:;'l ‘.'xomnu. She f Soothing Mdlkalmyq the President’s. y & > bi She and Dor6thy Gish, Rennie and m:":rp-h!y A[:d"‘-ham:l.; :::ihln::rh::—l Nonuflerlwwscm side : road and down & short safed the briefest of monosyllables| My Grimth went fof v . gether. 1t was/! (jonal litics (though not with m : Vedatked about the rights of wom. “MP seated the “Murco” Liquid Paint ! LITTLE car dashed out from 2 | ;oo4ily ahead of him, that he vouch- humpy path toward a sandy By e z O - bluff above the curving beach |, ecently he saw Merriam run en, and Lillian says that women have 3 that makes it superior—and that’s its difference. between Shoreham and Wading TIVer: | with her lips quivering. He waited always ruied the world..only they skinfrouble be : e is. g rson in the rear|adroitly until Richard Slocum had A bronze h:lredd Nvery \meh of Long |joined John Lindsay. Then he made nas sald, “a woman behind every. great seat, who adored & 3 a quick detour that brought him sev- T 3 war, & woman behind every behind ‘every great Isiand sound,. leaped to the seat 10|, 5} yards ahead of the path in-which y | salute its blue waters. Merriam was pensively loitering in - & \ ‘ Cold boiled rice, if fluffy and dry, - | hopes John would follow. “Bless Its old heart!" she cried at He extended a bit of wintergreen. can be added to a salad. It will in- It’s made after our own formula—a formula pre- scribed by long experience and scientific knowledge of paint—and its requirements. It applies easily; it lasts permanently ; it goes rqma;]'!(ahh]_v fafr—zll of \2’hi€;1 are ‘\'irtucs—and all ll | rectionately. “Every year it &ets| .ppg \nstengiur iveuny for yous \ . N e : o inati laughed | crease not enly the bulk of the salad, of which are features of “Murco.” 1 Hn scrumptiouser! 5 e said. \ b AN f © salad, ]c‘ad linseed oil, turpentine a:d ]oa an (;\)'iq:r o She out of the car and tugging | Yoy better run Rlong b Oy e A ) Tl ll‘flrll‘fi:'l'fie"fir?e’u '.’.'."E’.!?..‘;...‘."i’n‘é e Woxio :n“:srlxlulu T ey 2 IR P - 15t the camp kit under the seat before and take that brunette Arnold 4 AW We devoted the reat of th after- | tabies meat. fish or frait .« oo | p noon to eating marmalade sandwiches THE HOUSEWIFE. the other passengers'had stirred. ¢ ke and drinking tea and talking about Use it—and you'll realize why it’s. called the 1 { Put those By X F. Scott Fitzgerpld's new book, which (Copyright, 1922.) “Lifelong Paint.” “Do’ we eat right away™’ 3 S < ll | #oppy Dubois. Yol see.” he ) S G T Wide range of colors e l:fl:-h'i’&narnncet" :r.il-‘nhn‘n:‘i%y:..'"“y' b Lillian has a practical mind in a/ Every English prison has a library. = | . “Mistress Merry, initiate hat's rather stupid of you, isn't - poetical body. but persons condemned to short terms | In any quantity ll | the novice in the solemn rites of this e iaskea Nt ey \ _ tt s e mengmand, o ghort | Shoasion. - Break the news gently 88| “Rather. he agreed, grimly. "My you can. college life happened to get inter- Merriam Lindsay tucked a friendly jrupted a few yea ack 1y a thins i ur O arm through P?vn(y e Nl‘rlm“e'cau:d :»-n 1 dw say I'm a fool to K “This is a sort o g0 back now. ouldn’t, only mother £l b L p :’ L4 of the Blaisdell boys,” she explained.|get her heart on it.” x MISS LILLIAN GISH. % t to be really a great complimen S|, Merriam found herselt looking up at| upomey.” she sald. Mr. Harding told | { invited. 1 hope you had a late and}nim contritely. Those rather ugly - 710 12th St. N.W. - Main 5280 ll| 1arge breaxtast, for ivs at least (hice |lines in his jaw took on new meaa. | hor how much ho had enjoyed “Ur- . J = il | hours m before we eat. We fol ing. She feit a trifle med of her- | ;r'.‘: l;m:w:d :-rem'xhe new suit she| Dl back through the woods that | gaf (0 (Rt § LFOC o wanders in a serpentine loop that will I.o bring us oyt about two hours from treated him [y S o 5 ght to wear on the very spe- udely eariler in the day.’ © © "1of) Goofsion” It s @ delicate’ sray WS down the beach where you see | v Qe Sa¥ STl Ao e | three-picce cloth. embroidercd in wi that brook splashing lhrfln{g&;]:ngox‘e lanswered. gt;:ng‘ !lodkeop it alwa ‘end there and simply wallo 1S 2 she told me, “w end there and simply WaLIQW [Cand | Something in his significant glance made her flush. - B jwatch the sunset It makes Yo b Not everything” he said elo- mex Eome g s n WE MAKE IT RIG HT, ly, - i ‘moghing could bother [QUENIY. L e for my money.” she said, “and T just | you for just ages.” i % = hate to spend it.” A_trifie ashamed of her sentimental o —— " And you imagine, I know you do, (Continued in tomorrow's Star.) | that the stars just fling moaey away 1 | 5 S ShoePolish Keep Yo Shocs Neat P. F. Dalley Company of New York, Inc. - Buffdo, N. Y. ! the alr. : Richard Slocum, who had bccnl i 1 DYED HER FADED DRAPERIES i 3 thing Mrs. Lindsay says or he warned the amazed girl. i = ] er—" he found himself quoting Mer- ’ rlam's own words, “is a sort of Mrs. Peter Pan, she some times forgets ¥ | | to_be grown up. ing youngsters.. He told himself that | v 8 I Ut thet time he would ever | stockings, sweaters, coverings, dra- | the material you wish to dye is outburst she let herself slide downl I l HT’ the sandy embankment exactly as her own bables would have done had they listening to her, looked at Miss Du- He stood with folded arms stil| plenic with them. He hadn't meant ngs, everything, Buy | wool or silk, or whether it is I been there. and picked herself up to bois and smiled. : watching Merry, while Miss Dubo > helped Paul Gresham and Hal bring | Each package of “Diamond Dyes” | then perfect home dyeing - the rest of the kets to the beach. eontains directions so simple any | because Diamond ‘Dyes s He felt, ruefully, that he was a hun woman can dye or tint her worn, | anteed mot to spot, fad Ties, im join the party tod: not until he ‘Diamond es”—no other kind— | cotton or mixed goods. . B T run down the beach. tossing handfuls { i of shining orange jingle shells into} “You mustn’t be surprised at any: . laugh- | 0 dred years older than these laugh shabby d T e e saw the quick gleam sin Paul Gres- ham's eyes when Hal's mother had| euggested asking the Lindsays, He| L taken an inexplicable " dislike . He didn’t like the idea of his playing around with Merriam. Already he had hinted as much to |that reckless young matron. But he * felt that he ought to warn her still further. o He told himself over and over that he had at last conquered his love for her; but he could no#more stop feel- ing that he must protect her than he could stop watching her as she ran along the shining beach. By the time the larger car had N arrived, the five occupants of the small car had collected an enormou pile. of driftwood, cached their be longings In a sheitered hollow be- 4 i hind the dunes snd were lined up to “ther\aedler arrivals., . - H e aTey v the. Ariotd | e girls climbed awkwardly over the cmbankment. Their smart sprin ~ finery seémed a trifle out of place. Jerrx. Blaisdell reached over Caro- Iine Arnold's shoulder and casually i A way, say 'makers of “Onyx” hosié“fy' ‘ ~ ngs last longer washed this - woman,” he chuckled. “You and your 3 sister and that Madge person might an'wéll forget yous! noses rtl'mhm > “Aren't we going to stay ere?" eage Under the Furniture | i e g - : oo hi i Were gong to walk” Merriam ; L I YHERE are those deliciously they get soiled so that the fibre ribbed ' \ . ET a*Vital automatic vacuum cleaner. || 7 2 > . G‘ 0w, 60 th:t aftermhv ool g;Eiil‘&fl:}{EkbgéE;Lk&‘o:géofi; '.?'r'e' i silk stockings that fit will not be weakenéd by the waste now, ousecleaning 5y ehuok-a-block with arbutus 5 over'it will be an easy matter to keep T e s [ 80 smoothly to the ankle: They products of the skin. your floors clean | i is 50 cold” She consulted Her wrist are so trig and smart to wear With a Vital, it is easier to clean under the [l Rio DHINE cxactly. two Hours from with one’s best frock. Then the . Wash them after eTbeyu" et furniture. There are no electric cordstoget ‘Wo hours!™ gasped the Hawley clocked ones tha Lux suds. come o t everyone must o of their Lux bath fresh and or prevent your reaching to the farthest corners. [l s : The Vital s automat et i A aas <0 IHe S B have for- the informal tailleur For ’ matic—creates its own power- been nowhere and you and the sturdier tweed mixt new. Lux can’t harm any- > ful 3 < ey | " v e s ma:‘::mb;ml And | Behina’the Scenes in these-heremow | for sports. g that pure water alone that compares with it in efficiency! o ~ o path was rather narrow. Quite N 7 1 . won’tharm. The grocer, drug-* ‘ oulanitrall J 8 o matter how sheer, thesedel- gist and department store have *Approved By Good Housekobping Institute, walk together. Before they were half . ‘way around the bend every lassie had B C > f That s, Hal Biaisdell had icate silk stockings can be made Lux. Lever Bros. 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