Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1931, Page 40

YOMAN’S PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY, OC1OBER 29, 1931 FEATURES. Attractive Handkerchief Gifts MOD ES A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK BY HERBERT PLUMMER. BY MARY MARSHALL. It's time to think of Christmas, of | And more than that nobody can ever ! course. | have too many of them. Whether you buy them or make _There are many lovely ones in the them, handkerchiefs are one of the shops. The monograms of the moment | |are rather simple. The letters are A= | usually applied separately, side by side Y~y or one above the other, not interiaced | \ i elaborately. They may be worked in arne o2 ek y Ze. matching or contrasting color. o A most sttractive set of handker- erepe éaxun/rn,,( ~ar at Tokio, Wwas or- S A eer ot w0 - Lr AL Fiy o Sk Mnmeditely ms in ool 5 ' ly that one would be sultable with any s wede &, by the State De- dress. One such set, in white, has nimer i il é focogians sum rose. ol::xe. green. red, o lr“‘/ fi‘“f - AT ilac an ige. nother has mono- e ’:: / an- grams in brown, green, dark blue, lilac, " ’ ok e : ton from Harbin, corn color and crange. { ‘fl ») w e was ICt - There are some very attractive hand- | R FRe -"‘-44_» A b to visit the trou- kerchiefs of the finest, sheerest colored | ./éf.é«t_a' bled area and keep linen with frilled edges—finely pleated | S Washington in- or gathered inch-wide ruffles with formed. rolled hems. These come in every color | ' Salisbury knows of the linen rainbow—and that means | the Far East. The Il.Ll mn:‘of vnmuox:; of ':lheu,go'!“!fl ’ . ye':; he ":h.ndu. shades of powder and pas! es. | ated from Uni- | There are ilovely handkerchiets of | - versity of Chicago with a bachelor of | these soft, colorful linens that can be | &hflmbh! degree he elected to go to made at _home. Squares of the linen | ul;ofient. For a year he taught Eng- fan be ;&l’];ddn the edges and the roled | _ in Japan. em W] with contras thres 2 | pec— Or pulled borders may be put in— f - "“‘h“: B Sinings &0 Seimsting coloeed edvien f ment to be one of the most promising | pulled in to form a symmetrical border . e e iaing my easy 1o il ke, paie A i e Chi hday! :hm: :;x :nfichu:'??oym '::‘el eg:: o . | In fewer than 11 years he has climbec Ipso washday: | |the linen. Then tie one end of the| | e o e B dubae <n!ut thread n:oml zhé een!;r ;f a pic:tcc = = \ o best of all possible gifts. They are not | of contrasting colored embroidery cot- = i ) No STEWING or RUBBING burdensome, so faf as expense goes, ton. Working very carefully, pull this - I \'4 EASY "o SERVE on WASHDAY MORNING and they do hot carry s too heavy | colored cotton into the handkerchief by g ] ) sense of obligation to the recipient.|pulling gently at the other end of the| presented himself at the State Depart- i since my GROCER thread to which it is tied. In this way | i/ ment in Washington to take the foreign HOT OR COI.D told me to TRY T e e T T | | service examination. - | ; The NEW CHIPSO flakes, THE STAR’S oprriedt. 1931 : iy e I At i terpreter. - B DAILY PATTERN With the exception of & Do TRY it YOURSELF, Handwritin: CHIPSO gives the SERVICE g BIGGEST SOAPIEST SUDS " . ¢ black light- | 4 N 1 smart coatlike frock of blac - | J . A weight woolen with & tny fleck of What It May Reveal. They SOAK OUT the DIRT white, approves of grouped plaits. The g o in a FEW MINUTES! seaming hip detail slenderizes the figure. BY MILDRED MOCKABEE. The cross-over vest is white pigue. * * * 'm wide u::nrs have a tendency to j { minimize B . Chipso's HIGH GRADE, | made. | 4y M 4 AW - b do this, he would be greatly admired. It's been so NICE to e Fall with- | A pleasant menner with his mental my HANDS that o, 3385 is designed for sizes M ‘JZ‘ : abilities would make him an outstand- I've tried it on SILKS — h:.c&u,«m%:: inches bust. 'y‘“ - ol «Flo d ,t T B S e Sl |t sty ey | Sy S et | — ool Canton-fallle crepe in mauve-brown writing. It appears to be the | character. If, on the other hand, he o . with yellow or beige vest is attractive. | writing of a student and deep | allows himself to become too self | ”» It's very soft and pretty in black crepe thinker. His interests are of an | centered, he may in later years de- sass me now You'll get INSTANT suds satin with the vest and revers of white abstract type rather than of | velop into an irritable, critical old in LUKEWARM WATER crepe satin. concrete realities. He would probably | man. | For & pattern of this style send 15| rather read about the moon, and con- | Strange, out - of - the - way _places | from those SPEEDY | cents in stamps or coin directly to The | jecture about the possibility of its being | would seem to have a strong fascina- NEW CHIPSO FLAKES! 1w n Star's New York Fashion | inhabited, than study living conditions | tion for him. With his pronounced | Bureau, Fifth avenue and Twenty-ninth | on our, own earth. He would enjoy | scientific bent, it is entirely possible street, New York. thinking out a problem and def that he might become & successful ex- | Don't envy the woman who dresses | how to solve it. The actual work of | plorer. | well and keeps her children well dressed. howet Note—Analysis of na:‘aur;n-u ’I,t‘ ?:5 Just send for your copy of our Fall and o3 Seact science. sccording Mo e e. Winter Fashion Magasine. “pres It shows the best styles of the com- partment when teresting presents the would, of course, happy one, He seems the type who envies another, rather than being con- tent with his own lot. He may express this envy by a wholesale criticism of Fried Fish Roe. other people’s achievements and pos- | sessions. This is a pity, &s his own| Wipe the roe, sprinkle with salt, pep- jualificatidns are surely enough | per and flour. Put into a skillet with | for him to accomplish worth | melted fat and cook slowly until a| ‘while. golden brown on both sides. Serve on | He should endeavor to utilize more |a hot platter garnished with lemon and | humanism in vior. If he could | parsle 5 T wien TEETHING | B makes HIM FUSSY Kaepe ber the tireless energy, fresh complexion ‘ hands nice! e > i =] Teething time brings its troubles! For g0 | i aystem of the poisons by clogged S s i e e The BOYS are RUSHING bowels and torpid liver, i 3 e tive upsets anyway. || my FLO—and she For 20 years, men and women suf- & One of the most important things you RAISED a FUSS fering from stomach pimples, { { - e can do o mak & teething bsb fort- i HES S R v i ; | Sbie.i 10 soe that waste matter js carriod Al St DXL S e taigtly S soqulinty: with STRONG SOAP! l;_or this, there’s nothing like Castoria. * x = It is made specially for the delicate needs Now I'm using aripin : | of babies and children. 1t acts so gently, THE NEW CHIPSO . k S n give i | the system and tone up the § f.',’l‘,-'c";.ff,’,, Yeloi{oi‘;na.]w.'y’: gfl:cfi\fi || FLO has no COMEBACK — 3 ke:r‘oldu‘children well regulated. || for CHIPSO SUDS If o ;: dlne )nug‘ and ’l‘h'b lulny :hil:- 3 toria is a hnrmlehu u\srxelgelahle prepara- are KIND as SILK take Dr. Edwards Oli ets nightly. tion; it contai - O e v L -~ et | T Jook. 15, 30c, 60 TERRE When our baby is fretful and feverish | * * , : - ——— P — § with teething or a stomach disturbance, | PSO’; CLASS SIUEER 3 ive a g}aa;ég dos: lt;f Cutourégl ;o mln‘{e S.l?,x. ls.w:;GH H E R H I e 2 5 = im comfol e and happy. ren like g Tha'teate of penuine Castorte. mever Gigset her silk PATAMAS c to ing it. Be sure you get it with the and PINK BLOOMERS— nu:\.ehcngu. H. Fletcher on the package. and the COLORS » keep WONDERFUL! * * * & . Everyone's TALKING about NEW CHIPSO FLAKES ing season. And you may obtain our | ‘ A S I O R I A and those MAGIC SUDS tern at cost price of any style shown. | in LUKEWARM WATER! R T ! pattern is most economical in ma- terial requirements. t enables you to wear the new frocks at little expense— CHILDREN CRY o ! ' two frocks for the price of one You will save $10 by spending 10 cents for this book. So it would pay | kS you to send for your copy now. Address Pashion Department. Price of book, 10 cents. Price of pattern, 15 cents. MENU FOR A DAY, Ard it’s so good for them—so easy eyt ' to make—this hot luncheon dish Bran wi Buckwheat Cakls, Mapie Sirup. Coffee. LUNCHEON. ot ™ i X . . 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