Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1931, Page 35

WOMAN'’S PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Outdoor Costumes for Children’ BY MARY MARSHALL. OR your baby or your grand baby or the baby of a friend of you could anything be more attras tive than this little outdoor cos- tume? The original was made ~wool but any warm materia and th g which he “exct or picture, around the material | cuffs, collar and the brim of the poke bonnet. To make this trimming you will need white angora wool, which you can buy | in a ball at any art needlework depart- ment. Also a bone crochet hook. The edges of the collar, cuffs and bonnet | brim should be marked at intervals of | about one-half inch apart and ope-third of an inch from the edge. Pierce these points with a stiletto or the point of your scissors and then proceed to cro- | chet a scalloped edge with the angora | yarn. To do this you draw a crochet stitch through one of the punctures Then crochet three double crochet stitches in the same hole. In another hole ma then cro- chet thre titches into the next hole, until gone round the influence mourning trees you a good practical hom: er you can make the set yc you might buy a plain coat, bonnet and legging suit and add the angora edge. Plate Doilies. A set of plate doilics made of cot- ton flannel with crocheted in ! color makes a useful gift. They are to use between dinner or service plates | e which are piled high on shelves, to pre- ent them from breaking or bec tched. edges doors they g | ports of a . |y Au Gratin Potatoes. some white po cook until tender in b then drain. Put into dish and cover with white | cheese or chopped pime added to the white sauce if liked. Co! 5 | with buttered bread crumbs and bake until brown, is produced by passing t BEDTIME STORIES *# "o W. Burgess. nd Common Sense Fails. EMPTATION and common sense never did get along together, don't now and never will Temptation usually leads to uble, while good plain every- n d, 1ble MON SEN HIM TO GO ALL ABOUT EGGS. ouse the would be to_visi rere to see we- Yo' never a hen lace fo' a 1’1 Possum like | MENU FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST pes Corrmeal Mush with Cream Baked Eggs on Toast Broiled Bacon Coffee LUNCHEON. Split Pea Soup with Dumplings DINNER nd Vegetable Soup Creamed Potatoes Carrots and Peas Lettuce, French Dress Pineapple Tapioca Coflee Tomat Broiled Ham EGGS ON TOAST t bread cut a T one-half inch Butter them and trim to h squares. Hcap high on ¥ -beaten white of slices of PUMPKIN CUSTARDS Beat until very light two eggs, gradually stirring in four table- n: n umpkin that hed and ) inch of two tablespoons sugar, one- teaspoon of ground cinna- a pinch each of nutmeg grated and powdered ginger a a pint of mixed milk and cream. Mix lightly together and fumn into buttered ramekins, or cups placed in a pan of hot water, | you' Ah reckon we-uns better be mov- ing away from her “still Unc’ Billy lin longix couldn't it, for it was hidden by | They the Black Shadows; but he knew These bu where it was. The lo; the and the more he looked came the temptation. He he had not brought Ru night he been MAKERS OF Vicks VAPORuUB ANNOUNCE better Control-of-Colds CHILDREN BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. 1 NATURE’S l \ Tllustrations by Mary Foley. MOURNING CLOAK. Antiopa Vanessa. REAT drinkers, flies who get so deep in their cups that you can pick them up in your fingers. age f their drink that they make no effort whatever to cloaks are the y must have bootleg in the ap oozing from the freshly which so d nectar from the flowers has action as long as the trouble- 1g liquid is obtainable. long Winter draws near > Dutterflies seck a sheltered spot n - the the dingy surroundings. You them .+ of a fence Tail, & crevice in of the porch appreciate the hospitality | offered them and lead a gay and happy about. | Some one has said that the drink- ming | ers even sing woolng song sung by the g gallant to the lady of his choice. her with a soulful ditty which ¥ lerstands. The mourning cloaks are so named ause of their purplish black wings toward that hen house ie | The outer margins are cream colored. must be in erflies are the first early Spring. leisurely about near he mother seeks the lea 20 or more. er MODES [ — these butter- beads At this / g y2 they are so under the escape. The not even satis. pure cider in the orc beads lures them that ir wings wrong side_out hanging along the or under the eaves If you bring them in- There have been re- TUESDAY, OF THE MOMENT These accessories are smart for afternoon . wsfion the smaré bag. Vienneti “rope’ s formed ofitd . caafié d@,&ay carved f The side Wl a cameo-bike DECEMBER 8, 1931. Handwriting What It May Reveal. BY MILDRED MOCKABEE. ’W»&&\ Q&u.._ HE very long “¥" loop, only parti- ally closed, that is used in this sample of handwriting is very unusual. Prequently & writer using this long, wide type of loop is careful to close it, making a very long ending stroke. From this we may suspect that this writer would like to be a very practical, determined person, but she probably falls short of this mark. ‘Though she may particularly try to present a stern exterior to the world, she perhaps is not successful. Her apparently more natural manner of unsophistication and pleasantness would possibly be more familiar to her friends. The rounded letter forms would also lead us to believe that a less busi- ness manner is more truly an expres- sion of her personality. Hers is probably a nature that needs a great deal of love and affection. She would not thrive in a cold, reserved atmosphere, but would be more at home with people who express their emotions freely. Instead of trylng to repress herself too much, she should be more 3§ laughing or crying ress itself. ‘She veremotlonal 1r rould endeavor to broaden her It is possible that her home |or her work has completely filled her thought. Her times of relaxation are over a projec d wing. We do k ting swain walks round he " young damsel and BY HELEN WOODWARD, Whose uniquely successful career the modern woman. “Miss Helen Woodward: I have read your columns and have been impressed | with the reflections made upon the stenographer; how she looks upon her ward second _mourning to be They fly the woods or flelds. s of the just before they are places n | the man she will ever marry; her por- trayal in the movies as the office wife, and all such hints which make the| stenographer or secretary a love | pirat 1 have often wondered v the other kind good work, all da or | made jump, & doing in which ordinanly requires Ic perform “We all I stenog T apher, ] nail-filing M which, I am sure, outnumbers the in office a the hurried this girl rea her precious lei: p. His and filled hecks and pen- ned. The office boy 50 1t is the stenographer who se little things. WAlso, occa- nall shopping must be at- stenographer’s hours are un- r as & busy man rises, his in long with 'the belong to her t becom The Woman Who Makes both in business and priva, ables her to speak with complete authority on problen reports and dictation atte: All of generous, self-sacrificing t rapher, and sinoe, naturs her lefsure, Rer late af boss with longing, wondering if he 18| gone i the shortest fim ded to after- “Her shorthand has and alert, and w her work comes bunch and not planned, but may occur y or infrequently would be of hobby dif- | This change would, means of securing rest. Analysis of handwriting is mot i cording to worid in- is interesting require & Dpresenty the of stenog- y, she wants Tmoon work 1is ble time for along with ither inte made her quick nd of the for- made. 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