Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1925, Page 21

} i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. C, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1925. FEATURES. 21 ] A — - T ilE for Tri T 5 1 G 2l z - uills for Trimming Summer Hats || e 2.e, [m HOW IT STARTED at lt for any meal ~en L BY MARY MARSHALL \ | il | Our country bred grandmothers con- | little hat of red picot, with unumh { w1t ; - idered quills as u very poor sort| upturned front brim which is lined | G\/\/ d b It's a Cinch. of trimming for hats. There was a with dark red felt. Against this felt | l: PO QJ Two popnlar membe f onr slang eal smack of elegance about ostrich | brim, standing straight up pointing | e lexicons are “cinch” an ft snap. n any form. hut when all one had en are six black and red quills ya | |The tatter is an s phor re o do to get a quill for one’s hat was in a m 4 ring to \ml'H' . well liked. though sometimes they s ot motning and. | |tor the elick, requires no et merel. le il ny ha ]A. ¥ h ne yRnor th makir with @ aforla. wrear her Pe(u’)\. “xoft snap” Upon invest it the front o o elops a e of F he trims them QLO‘L tulr A l’ ! i at the side T felt 1 fash o I ' brown velvet narrow hinding of L ! i brown velvet < the hat hrim pe the et clever little hat of oyster: | : vauH-V felt. has two small transparent | n ~ tra whic ¢ lh!‘H there are quill: wAS B Bmooth and their burdens b . o insure that all . fin are lv\uh\ in all the vivid new hu The sketch shows one hat of natural straw trimmed v zilded quills and | 1 nother of sand-cole auins and | to eluiniate the | It is sand colored | i | i 4 1025 } | HEN hostesses with [ | famed tables become MENU FOR A DAY. | | real confidential, it's sur- | prising how many mention BREAKFAST | French's Cream Salad h s | Mustard in explaining « Ch 1ce | their soups, sauces, salad « | N i dressings, cold or cooked LUNCHBEON | | dishes. This mustard has : | ; | o aver unie any ther reen olives wit am Bread Tornoute she | ....There is a treat in it Eakeniion dalng Al ip"e"” T 'er o] | for you—just try French's DINNER | edier. {abruc ~>Q P | and see. Sa a ) | : « le of Lamb with Vesetabies | woven. _hottenn in [on dance o dinnen. she Made only by Roile .5 ch es vahitlon in B % i : \ ‘ e [ |red Hue and gueen cozes chifom, in the misly i Inc T Eenchicomuany HARDLY a salad that is not better with green Appic Dumpiivg | on o qr.‘nuf —-:4:‘& e [Huet l"fld{‘». Realialic i e olives. They need that brisk, appetizing olive | { q~c~und > “Hen Wiuets qarland the futter - | flavor. Olives chopped or sliced, mixed with the POPOVERS 4 T I SR i i H S Bl g T frock is filmg be ing gedets e “The knctted | salad. Plain or stuffed olives on the side. Add S d s i TR S g [ qessqefte : dovbde | acanf in a qraceful nefe . pu-, T | green olives to favorite salads. And write us AND BELOW SAND-COLOR | B ) Bl s \oeyud — f Iad . . FILT WITH OSTRICH QUILLS \ ot E = e e ( or new salad recipes, especially prepared by o . " ; milk gradually | a famous New York expert. Ask for free book- commonplace vans also had very Baat allftwo minutes | SON O armchair is & bannister \,,rk,“m of to use green olives with fish, roasts, chicken, sand- from a crow one Ganter: ura fnfe £ 4 e oldes Cchairs. = s S, ¢ . Bty S| | B PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE | 500 To e O il e able for children's hats. These might hot oven ! R inspiration " "yn:xf" is AMERICAN IMPORTERS OF SrANisH Greex OLny wde dyes, trim RBY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D feaclls. of Dt on Baksd SR e rned into quite BAKED RICE PUDDING | v 2 nue, New York Ciry presentable trimming for an everyday e s PR e / vou couldn’t afford any g e pint milk, two tablespoons 3 if ' Iy i anythin e et ther oe o { How to Keep Cool. ( (”I“ 1 ny of us would St ih' two tablespoons s | The heat which is produced in the Summer un CREAM SALAD ose from which B doncie B land boé nes) is disposed o more readily than the other materials to plitck 2 a3 to meet an ostrich mon and bake until thick et e i i [‘ A' S0 'm0 Saciiitates hilis esscgvationt o s a from which tc ther a plume. And & . 1) the warming of the ai od a 1 t is mainly what so goose qui re as highly esteemed APPLE DUMPLINGS water intake vaporization of PLAIN end STUFFED as ostrich. Just at present quills of One pint flour N o and ST abon. ' all sorts have come into prominence Isicaias = 2 as a trimming for the little felt hats | | s i g e that persist in remaining in fashion. | [tion of water A wispish piece of ribhon or a jew eled ornament of some sort mas the sols trimming of veur little f i hat | Rather newer s uill, or two or D TOVTES e e s s o G HOME NOTES | hangkek or other lightweight « 1 | over the dunmi a4 hake »mpare the efficiency | similarily trimmed. From one | | nalf an hour in e with that of the / | younger milliners of Paris comes a RY JENNY WREN 5 The growing ve: unmatched > A BY THORNTON furniture in the dir ’ Wh t Sk ‘ BEDTIME STORIES " '7'%/s R AR ERmate | o coupie o Tmtent meane e itens SKin | the human ma- aqvantage of heing able to buy t ‘ ) experiments with |4Ining room furniture a piece a1 Almost Ovemlgh t| Peter Hears a Voice father l‘v‘fl: o his =reen coat and|a man ork. comprising 65 d time as thev ean afford it. inste | S white-and-yellow waisteoat | showed (1) heat loss by radiation and J N ch B ate slone & it of “Hello, Grandfather Frog,” eried|conduction, 3,340 calories daily: (2) —Or INO arge Old Mother Peter. {heat loss in kidney and intestinal B e - andfather Frog rolled his great |excretions, 46 calories (3) heat loss ew treatmer . Peter Rahbit had satisfied a great | Rogsly eyes toward Peter, but all he by evaporation f A ot it deal of c ity up in the Old Pas- | said was “Chug-arum! 1859 calories: (4) Selant ot ture. He ad found that Digger the Did you ever hear of Yap Yap the muscular work or rather living there, and from inqu 1 h caloric er Digger he had learned a lot about Grandfather th some of this| peop whom he had known | le neighbors Digger had known when he had lived in the Far West. Now. Digger had refused to talk any longer and had gone about ness. Peter sat in bram- le and thought things over He 7d out what he wanted to human machine you know' anything about |is there v important matter, Gopher sked Peter {and you will notice that the cooling hug-arum!” replied Grandfather [is chiefly effected from the surface of | rog the hody | Abd that was all that Peter comld| An individual lying at rest naked wdfather Frog. And to|in a room with an air temperature sure whether or 1 -es Fahrenheit and air cur t]of 41 d Grandfather Froz knows ahout Yap|rent of vards a minute for 3l on vour sk nothin Tomorrow low have already s a milky clearr ‘;m for B each | notice how sa of Golden Peaco entrated)—the discovery of harmless reason in the Old F 1 science mber hi retme e i ks | Gonner [a minute eontrasted with onty 1 nber this me | WU T s ¢ calories when the of e " Imost overn Store, Gilman berg's Dept Dept. Store r than Atdn’t want 1o the O1d Pastn MODE MINIATURES | | “eem cool that | Aside from the comfort and efficiency |of the question. it is healthful in all ace Dept. Store., Sign t Fifth avenue—the great esplanade |respects tn keep as cool as possible in Palace Dept & Emcids e there was no one ta 1alk to. and Peter | for introducing new fashion fancies— |all eircumstances, No one e ever in. | investing all of their furniture budget 'Store felt just like talking 1o e one. He |now piques our interest with a novelty | jured by beinz cool or even cold, in |at the time they start housekeeping didn’t want 1o yme ta the dear |vogne for carryinz handbags made of [air or in water, in clothing or in na-|in a complete set. In this way they en ] old Briar Patch, for he knew that |the same leather as vour fontwear ture's garh. provided he dnes not make more careful selections and le Mre. Peter wouldn't he the least | The most captivating of these en |suffer actual discomfort from the cold, | be able to afford hetter pieces nrerested in what he had learned Air is a much slower conductor of | In this small dining room, for ex clathing. Clothing which Keeps a layer | tyPes have been assembled with \ | of air confined about the body ix very | warm. Two thin garmente are warm | 2REEVENUUNEE NN UNEEUUNUUUUNLLD Roval They cant get away from Detkol him vigorously for having heen so foolish as to run such great risk just ont of curlosity. trouble—no waste! Dethol Mfg. 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