Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1932, Page 28

MAGAZINE PAGE, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1932. WOMEN'S FEATURES." Bows Provide Feminine Touch BY MARY MARSHALL. HEN in doubt, add a bow. This seems to be the motto | of many of the dressmakers | this Spring, who have de- vised countless ways of using bows to add a softly becoming feminine touch to the new dresses. So when you are in doubt as to the be- eomingness of a dress you have made, or want to add a new touch to one that s no longer in the bloom of first youth, Star Patterns Morning Frock. Simplified, illustrated instructions for ecutting and sewing are included with each pattern. They give complete di- rections for making these dresses. So much of a woman's time is spent around the house that it is hardly out of order for her to devote some time in choosing_the proper clothes to wear there. There are so many pretty little morning and afternoon frocks that there’s absolutely no reason for any woman to wear her discarded clothes in the morning. The proper house dress insures fort as well as good looks No. 197 is smart enough to answer the door bell in and comforiable enough to work around in. It has the molded hip flarea skirt and diagonal neck line. s are short for comfort. Tk blouse is roomy, but not baggy. All in all, you're pretty m dressed up in this morning frock. i k Size 36 fabric or s model send write very address, style each pattern or- in’ coins Sinl o number and 5 ze dered and yle news, is now | &aval n ordered with & pattern nfid 15 cer \'< when ordered separately. The Evening Star Pattern Dept. Pattern No. 197. NAME Please Print) ADDRESS i TrE oxE cnary which has eluded | that offers. | time wondering if he yJust add a bow Perhaps you will | choose a scarf tied in a bow at front | or side, or you may decide in favor of one of the new dotied swiss bows | that may be bought all made and tied, just ready to sew into position some- where near the left shoulder. | Bows of this sort are not difficult to make. You will need a sirip of dotted swiss about 6 inches wide and 30 inches long. The edges may be rolled and finished with very narrow lace or simply finished with a fine fiat hem. From the same sort of dotted swiss you may make a small modesty ptes 0 be worn at the front of the blouse or you may make narrow cuffs with small bow ends for the sleeves, Dotted swiss has come Into special importance this Spring with the re- vived interest in dots of all sorts. You may use white swiss with white dots, pastel-toned swiss with matching pastel dots or white swiss with colored dots —blue dots if the ornamental bow is to be worn on a blue dre: And speaking of dotied swiss—it is a material that is bound to come into favor for separate blouses this Spring and Summer because it has the crisp freshness that is so essential to present ideals of fashion. (Copyright, 1933,) BEDTIME STORIE MENU FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Orange Juice Hominy with Cream. Codfish_Cakes. Diced Beets. Honey. LUNCHEON Minced Lamb on Toast. Pickles, Olives Baked Apples with Cream Gingersnaps. Tea. DINNER Cream of Pea Soup Broiled Hamburg Steak, Brown Gravy French Fried Potatoes. Gre Peas. Lettuce, French Dressing. Cornstarch Pudding, Pruit Sauce Coffee ‘Toast. Coffee. CODFISH CAKES Soak codfish in cold water until tastes fresh enough; squeeze put through food chopper: dry well. Mix with equal amount of hot. unseasoned mashed po- tato, add two beaten eggs and beat vigorously; season to taste Drop from tablespoon into hot, deep lard it dry 1932 By Thornton W. Burgess. Makes Himself at Home. When_opportunity, Just seize it and forcet adow HADOW is nothing if not an op- portunist. Don't mind that big word. It means one who never hesitates to take advantage and make the most of every chance Shadow the Weasel is that kind of a small person. He wastes no had best do this or that. He acts promptly while he has the chance, and if there is any worrying to be done, does it afterward When he b visited the den of Yowler the Bobcat while the latter slept he had taken note of everything. He had seen a crack in the wall of the cave—a crack big enough for him to get into. So when Yowler had wakened and had sprung at him he had dodged in that marvelously quick way of his and instead of darting out through the door had whisked into the crack, and had done it so quickly that Yowler had not seen where he went No sooner was Yowler outside than Shadow was out of that crack and back | | at those bones, to some of which bits of | m t suill clung. Shadow chuckled ‘That big robber thought he had pres ‘x»i sir, he thought he had me, | he, talking to himself. “Now he is ot n- flde looking for me. It hasn't entered | his head that I might have hidden in | here. No one else would have done | such a thing, and so it hadn't occurred to him that I would. That is one ad- vantage of not doing just what other people do Do the thing that isn't pected. It always is upsetting to others. It always gains time, and time is often important. He expected to catch me |and when he failed he just took it for granted that I had run outside, as any one else would have done. So out he | goes, and here I am. and here are these | bones to pick. If he comes back, there is that crack to hide in, and he couldn't reach me there even if he knew I was there. He hasn't left much on these bones, but there is enough to stay my appetite until I can catch a mouse for myself.” 8o, as fearlessly and as much at home 4s if this home belonged to him instead SONNYSAYINGS BY FANNY Y. CORY. ‘Times is kinder patches on my FEELIN’ good, the (Copy hard yet but an' 1 got ain't 1 many American women for so long is now kers. She has learned the secret of the English (nluphxu»n_ Pears’ translucent soap! Guardian of the world’s most exquisite com- Pplexions for 143 vears! This long-lasting soap with its generous lather invigorates the skin brings the natural rose-leaf color to the surface. Get a At all drug and department stores — wherever toilet goods are sold—une leenzed, 15¢, Sceated, a it more. of to one who would like nothing better than to catch him, Shadow made the most of opportunity in getting what he could from bones. It wasn't much, and he have gr preferred fresh m own killing; but it did serve to appetite, and it tasted all the would better and took his time | those | ay his | because of what he felt was his smart- | ne: nd daring in getting it When he had finished he examined the inside of that cave do you think he did then? think he got out of these as fast as he could? You never would guess He curled up on Yowler's bed for a nap! Yes, sir, that is just what he did. Out- once more What - 4 -~ “THAT BIG ROEBER THOUGHT HE HAD ME." ZHirev side, stretched out on & warm, sunny rock, Yowler was taking a sun bath, and inside on Yowler's own bed Shadow was taking a nap. How did he dare do it? Well, Shadow is a light sleeper. He was sure that Yowler could not enter thout waking him. Then there was t handy crack into which he could dodge and where Yowler could not pos- sibly reach him. So, with his usual im- pudence, Shadow was making himself |M|lu[13 at home. adow does not sleep long at a time. Presently he awoke, yawned, stretched yawned again and then made his way to the entrance of passage leading to Yowler's bed room. He cautiously peeped out. It didn't take him long to discover Yowler stretched out on that flat rock. Now was his chance to sieal away. Did he do it? Not a bit of 1! He boldly made his way to a rock just above Yowler and, sitting up suddenly snarled at him. With a single bound, Yowler was on his feet, glaring up at Shadow. With another bound., he was on that rock But Shadow wasn't there. From some- where down under the rocks came a taunting voice: ‘It is & nice home you have me to dinner again some time.” “Copyright. 1932.) Eggs Mollet. Cut the tops from some tomatoes of average size, scoop out all the pulp, sea- son well on the inner side, and place an egg mollet in each one. Fill with white sauce, sprinkle with bread crumbs ana cheese, and bake in a hot oven for about five minutes. An egg mollet is just en egg placed in plenty of rapidly boiling_water, allowing of water for each two cupful of water for e f‘h admllnn 1 egg. Cover tightly, remove the pan from heat, and let stand for eight minutes Then leave in cold water for a minute to facilitate handling, and peel off the shell very carefully in order to keep the egg whole and perfect. 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He simply lectures. s he | one. do not, or seldom do. | males in the nesting s | their mates SPRINGTIME BY D. C. PEATTIE, I've never heard & scientific explana- tion of the reason why the male birds | so often return to this climate a few days or even a week or so before the females. This is not true of the birds that mate for life or at least for long periods of time. But those which change their mates each year generally perform this odd maneus The readiest reason of is that the males wi their own mating #nd nesting ground Having found it, thev will often take up their preferred station and devote | some days to fighting with other males or other birds of other species, and when at last they have found & good spot where they have remained strong- est, they simply wait for the charming lady to come by. When they see her. they have only to whistle and she is there. The gay plumage of the male can be for no other purpose than that of appealing to the susceptible little fe- male. The same is true of the song. Apparently the female 13 1o e 50 over- come by sartorial effects and pretty speeches of the male that she will for- get to be coy and be struck dumb on her perch. However, #f nature has given the lion claws, she also gave the deer swift feet. and the female bird is imbued with a high resistance to the persuasive talk of her suttor. She may be frightfully impressed, but she hides it pretty well He who knows to what species a fe- male belongs is indeed & crack ornith- ologist. I'm frank to say t I for Olives, drabs these and a few u'!lrr are han at T can think to seek out browns, grays subdued colors nature to female birds of studying the little-fay birds is to keep a careful watch on ason. Few at that season, as to d in their cares. A little observation then reveals the female, and a busier person than a ne bird there is not moment in mind, but I doubt if. w you will have any fecollection of Only the male birds themselves can easily tell “their mates so fickle, your ks, Celery-Endive Sandwiches. These are very good and very pretty as well. Chop very fine an equal quan- tity of tender celery and French endive stalks, and mix with mayonnaise moisten well. Spread between slices of buttered graham bread and cut into fingers. For tea, serve g nished with nasturtium biossoms and leaves, thin GOOD TASTE TODAY BY EMILY POST. Famous Authority on Etiquette Silver Marking. Y dear Mrs. Post: I read 114 you article about mark- ing silver which is given as a wedding present with the prospective husband’s ini- tial, but I would like to know if this holds true if the silver has been pur- chased by the prospective husband be- fore the wedding. P. Answer.—Marking silver (and ‘men too) with the bride’s future initials has come into fashion because of its com- mon sense and convenience. Tt is really rather stupid that Mr. and Mrs Jones and perhaps & number of little Joneses should for- ever use silver and linen marked with an “S” for Smith, even though it was once the name of Mrs. Jones, no matter who buys it. “Dear Mrs. Post Will you please set- tle an argument? If & young man presents a gt or a box of candy to & girl friend, should she open it right away in his pres- ence?” Answer.—Yes, always. She should help herself to a piece and offer the box to him. If any other girl be pres- ent, the recipient of the candy should, of course, offer the opened box to her first, then take a piece herself. and then offer it to every man present Emily Post. “My dear Mrs. Post: If a girl is seeing a great deal of a boy away from her home town, is it proper for her to invite him to her home for a week end visit, or should she wait until he asks if he may come?” Cottage Cheese. Chop rather fine half a green pep- per, two sweet cucumber pickles and six pepper-stuffed olives. Mix three cupfuls of cottage cheese With one- fourth cupful of French dressing and add enough paprika to make slightly pink Mix with one teaspoonful of grated onion the pickles, pepper and clives and press into a mold and chill thoroughly. Unmold onto a cold plat- ter and serve garnished with any salad green. | Answer.—She should invite him. H couldn't very well ask for an invitation for himself, “Dear Mrs. Post: I am & young gir who has k_n(w\n a young ma months. 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