New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1928, Page 10

"By C. D. Baicher Selcting the Now Evense. Enseitile With Party Clothes Uppermost In Feminine Minds, Iutdting or Contruttng Gowns and Wraps Are Proving Popular : ‘l\oln‘lnuq [ 8teadfast Weman Love’s Awakening By Adele Garrises apologetically: “I'm so0 sorry, Mother desr, but I cannot do that. You ses, I've al- ready promised her that she could g0, and I must not go back upon my word." Dicky's mother rose from her My mother in law's comment upon Katie's excuse for asking that lunch- oon be a half hour earlier was so un- cannily like my own thought that 1 frankly stared at her. She sniffed head truculently. h you needn't try to face me down about it,” she said, misunder- standing the nature of my look. “If you haven't sense enough to see that the girl is lying to you about getting | a telegram, it's time somebody made you see. Who saw her get that tele- | gram? Who brought it? Jerry Ticer? Tl get hold of him the next time he comes, and find out whether she's lying or not.” ‘That part of her tirade did not worry me, for I knew that my ar- rogant mother-in-law would never stoop to question our neighbor’s son about our little maid. But her next | demand brought me face to face with a disagreeable quandary. “You're altogether too easy, Mar- garet.” Dicky's mother said, it she were talking to a twelve-year-ald child. “It's time I took a hand with this girl. Now you march down- stairs and tell her it's all nonsense, that you're not going to have your lunch hour changed for any of her whime. T heaped mental anathemas upon Katie's head for involving me in the unpleasant clash which 1 saw was inevitable with my mother-in-law. It is not often in theso later days of her life that she issues such an uitimatum as she had just given me, but when she does, and it is disre- garded, she makes things mightily uncomfortable in the household for a week at least. But I realized fully that T could not yield to her, even if the ques- tion at issue were sorething else than the breaking of my promise just given to my maid. In the early 1 must give deference to my mother- | dictatorial demands, lest I should find myself a serf in my own house- hold, 8o I braced myself as I said as she met my eyes and raised her days of my marriage I realized that ja in-law, but never obedience to her | chair and advanced a step toward me. “Do you mean to stand there, Mar- garet Graham, |put & hired | my orders?” What a magnificent figure she would have made in the old days |when a queen’s favorite pastime uttering the equivalent for “Off w |ber head!" The thought fitted hrough my mind even as I answered |firmly. “Forgive me, Mother, I am not {telling you anything like th: t all. I am simply saying that I cannot and will not break the promise I ,have just given Katie. 1 don't be- |lieve anyone else save yourself will be inconvenienced by the change, |and if you do not wish to lunch be- ore one, I will se that you have |a special luncheon brought up to you at that time. I have to go away myself, but I know Katherine will prepare you something very nice.” My mother-in-law glared at me for a minute, then turned her back |upon me, and stalked—there s no |other word to describe her move- ment—to the far end of the room. There she turned and spoke in a voice that breathed icicles, while her face looked absolutely frozen in its grey anger. “You need not bother. I shall not come down to luncheon, nor shall I eat anything which anyone—any- one brings to this room. If I am to be flouted like this in my own son's house, it is time I stopped eating |his food. Please leave me at once. and do not speak to me again. I shall write to Harriet tonight asking kh" for shelter in my last days. I shall send for Richard to take Detroit. I wish you good- rl's convenience before (Continued Tomorrow.) | Copyright, 1928, Newspaper Feature Bervice, Inc. BY THORTON W. BURGESS d tell me that you | He: “Do you like dumb animals?® AN EASY ONE /She: “As a matter of fact, I prefer them.” paprika, 1 cup stiff mayonnaise. Mix half the mayonnaise with the rest of the ingredients. Chill. Berve in cups of crisp lettuce leaves and top with the remaining mayonnaise. Table Decoration Suggestions A large pumpkin hollowed out New tulle swathes the head y. Pretty Girl Gets Slapped This Is Great Beauty Aid, Rightly Done. This is the last of a series of articles on the simple five-finger ex- ercises for the care of the com. plexion. In this installment, Ninon, writing for NEA Service, tells how to retain the firm and lovely flesh of the cheeks. BY NINON mmflhmmmluwflmnflww‘fi;flb‘e.mh@k!mmvdm oocktafl jacket, with gold satin scarf collar tops a dinner gown of gold satin. The nev evening cop of pink A formal ensemble is of light blue moire shot with selver, the svelt BY HENRY BENDEL New York, Oct. 23.—With the ap- proach of the formal winter social season, party clothes are uppermost in the minds of many. The great variety of functions for which costumes are needed should pe taken into considera- tion before shopping is started. Balls, dinner dances, bridge par- ties, the opera and other events should be considered and party clothes chosen that will best suit them all. In contemplating the winter mode, the evening ensemble is one's first consideration. It is per- fectly natural that .the ensemble idea should at last gain the ball becoming!. gown girdled originally with silver threads and jewels, the coat collared in white fpx. |Once *“Studied” Under Master Pittsburgh Woman Was Paderewski’s “Pupil.” Pittsburgh, Pa,, Oct. (P—In & house in Warsaw, Poland, many years ago a little girl struggled valiantly to master a difficult min- uet on a piano, but her small hands made the odds against her. A man, passing outside, stopped and listened to the music coming ! v bas it Look long and hard, for if you do, | and filled with fruit. “Pit-a-pat, pit-a-pat” does much L:::;fwn'e‘:iheuet"“ At tNICORE A Epen winfow. 1 The BGille ety wure b ol a ciew. | A hollowed out pumpkin filled | for beauty. At least slapping one's 5 by Jacket zf.“we"“n'c’e O o e and —Peter Rabbit. The first one Sammy Jay saw after leaving Jimmy S8kunk was Peter Rabbit. Yon see, Bammy had flown directly over to the dear Old Briar. an 7HIIII¢III /il with popcorn balls. A lighted Jack O' Lantern may be used for the center of the tables and low candle sticks holding tall orange colored tapers may be grouped about on the table. cheeks softly after an ice pack is a great help. This is the staccato finger exer. clise that drives the rich color up into one's cheeks and by massag- ing the facial muscles helps them The evening ensemble usually consists of a party gown with eith- er an evening wrap to match or contrast. It can, however, mean merely the cocktail jacket topping the dinner frock. “Please go away,” she said: ‘T can't practise when you are stand« ing there listening.” “Maybe I can help you,” the man said, amiling. The girl invited him in. Beating himself at the piano, tch, 2 Small N 1 into [ to retain their youthful contour. Deter knAe:l hat Q:n?;y“;f:'l‘.'-'.‘.' . 7 Z . // // Tankerng, py‘::;k\‘::' u‘l:lml:: 4 ylfc: 1 Bave left this exercise pur- mig: e:hs o "fon.nrl: .»"::\;::t o0 |the stranger played the plece a8 “What are you carrying on your 4 7/ 7/ Z cards at each place. The name cards | posely until the last because it i | DRV 58 RECHE MU (PR oo 'p'::y::f"““' intended it should NN dEd”dEdR mind this time, Sammy Jay" asked may be pasted on the sides of the very important to the woman who craves beauty. lames, brocaded fabrics and other Departing, the man told the girl il kins. "How do you know 1 am carrsing PR amall pumpkin filled with can-| Firmness of flesh s the boon :';:‘:’I‘;'a;low‘:::‘f"&“,:him VERD he " was " Paderewski, composer of L % teens. But if the older e piece. ed ammy Juy. " //-...'/ i.. Conter. The yamskin may bo nestied :'t"r‘nhlen 1:urehfl. she may retain | Well as its fabrics, to be mOst cor-| Years pamsed. The girl grew to ped Sammy Jay. center. The pumpkin may he nestled in some corn stalks and candy corn Cheese pumpkins may be made that firmness many, many years. rect. womanhood and the composer be. “I can tell by the looks of you.|: v X B b e e e T '. // '.. i.“ A4 -. may be sprinklcd about the " table |1t 18 all & matter of what you do| One of the loveliest cvening e |came the premicr of Poland. e. You've got some vs. 7 i to help it. ok s reception for - :e it in yo:r.eyte:. "{vn::‘:: it, ‘s-tx:x'-l // 7, “ 7 doct:nay pumpkins may be made| .Ten little fingers can help a lot, | light blue moire, shot with silver |rewski ‘at the Polish consulate in my?" / /... /“ «/ “.'//. from. fondant, which has been col- |if you just train them and let|threads. The effect of the mate- (New York, Mra. Arthur Anderson “What would vou say." replied 7 ored orange and shaped like pump- | them. rial is entrancing, like moonlight Lot Pittsburgh was presented to the Bammy, “if 1 should tell you that| ' Should say that somebody had V// ¥ins. The ridges on the sides may| Bit before your mirror after (on a summer gea. Such handsome pianist. Jimmy Skunk met with an acci-| POO® Veey foolish,” replied Peter. / / // be made by using the dull edge of |you have caretully washed and |silk is best when it depends on| “You don't remember me” & dent?” _ a knife. Insert a small bit of green | massaged your face. It possible |style for its cut rather than trim- |said, “but I'm the girl you on “I would say it is too bad." re- . for the stem. give it an ice pack. If not, dash [ming. 8o the gown of this ensem- | played for in my home in Warsaw. 1 Heald‘ Hlnts cold water upon it until you feel |tle has svelt, semi-princess lines,| 'paderewski did remember. And plied Peter. “I hope it isn’t serious.” 1 o “What would vou say,” continued trom yellow cream cheese by mixing | retreshed. Then take your place with dipping godets from both |they reminisced about the time the Sammy, “if 1 should say that that No. 1 vertical, calling for the a little paprika with the cheess to|to start filling the role of “She [hips and the rear. It "_.":"“'4 In|great planist helped a little girl g accident is the result of an attack name of the Fifth City, and No. 10 give the “pumpkin color.” Mould [Who not only gets elapped, but an original manner with silver | with her music lesson. 3 on Jimmy?" BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN | vertical requiring the name of the inte pumpkin shapes 1 1-2 inches in | Slaps herself.” threads and jewels. Its B “1 should say that somebody had | EAitor Journal of the American |author of “The House of the Seven diameter. A small plece of parsley| Start with gentle taps from all necl;lllne in front takes a deep dip i been very foolish,” replied Peter| Medical Association and of Hy- | Gables” are the key to this ques- stalk may be inserted for the|ten fingers, simultaneously. Throw |in the rear. promptly. “Who was 1t2” geia, the Health Magazine tion puzzle. “stem.” your head up and look yourself| The matching coat has scallop- “That X don’t know,” repled Sam- About this time of the year every HORIZONTAL in the eye. This little exercise |©d wide sleeves, scalloped dipping my, “but Jimmy Skunk has a tear |One 18 having, has had or probably Tomorrow—Hallowe'en Part will gradually bring up the blood, | hemline, flares from the hipline T e e elking. on | Will have & form of common cold. | I What physician was one of the e auowelan BAMty. < | PaFklo ‘to want eyes, maks |and dicollaréd in white fox. e e st one leg 18 Jame.| The subject disturbs medical founders of Rhode Island? ilizid Fou it your head high and, be.| The dinner ensemble or the tes That tear’in his coat was made by |tcientists. Hundreds of thousands| & Which city is the shipping MIXED BOUQUETS leve it or not, will often be the |ensemble usually has a short cock- : a claw. Now, who do you suppose | Of dollars have been spent on re- center of Minnesota? little act that makes you realize |tail coat, with or without sleeves, I i) i e unkt | search and vast sums are avail-|11. To wash. The new vogue in flowers fo to | Utte 28 105 MAIER YO YR lover o slaeveless frock. One that i O dare K Y st il ve. | able to determine the cause and(12- Bucharist vessel have a low bowl hold one of several S8 T | TO Y AR “™ Ihas tailored chic and youthtul i. DNoioneithung SensemLAall xe) oL, s dvantion. of this coni~ |18 Region. Kinds of flowers. A dahlia, & stalk l" g oy Saet emtly should |charm is gold and chartreuse. The ; plied Peter. “A silly dog who had 15, Night. of chrysanthemum pompons, & deep | SIZPPINE the face gently shou 3 him before and didn’t|mon ailment. Yet the results of be an occurrence, twice daily, at|fitted frock is of dark gold colored i ey A lng about him might do|the Investigations have not been (16 TO give & wavy appearance to. red rose, some berries and some |\ % G Ty o iy atter dinner for [8atin, With its fullness concentrat- : T A ovagine ‘ary one |striking, and a_specific method of | 18- Recent. 5. Myselt, green make & nice autumn arrange- | "28L 0 SRS OR G O racticeq | €4 in the front and the hemline, o Knows anvihing sbout. Jimmy | cither prevention or cure does not|12 Abbreviation for “Virginta™ 15" by an em Ei Just before you. start putting on |OF a change, regular. It has an X Ekiink trying such b thing.” appear to be near. 3, Hocthl ol 47, Provided. Tmake.up. For of all the little fin. | unususl wide, square neckline and 4 it e e aaid Bemmy, “ana| The director of public heaith|22. Abbrewiation for “sireet.” 49, Dad. For excroles In this scale of beau. |® Semi-fitted bodice, X sty Sonld fike 1 Ente who|for the Punjsbin Indla, Dr. C. A |23 Cooking utensil. M % o this one. has the best psycho.| Over it a cleverly cut jacket of b p e late Gill, holds that the incidence of |24 Sweet potato. 1 Iogical effect. By giving. color fo |chartreuse green velvet adds al- : Sammy flew off to spread the news | the common cold s definitely re-| 2% Dooty. 0y MCDUS ot the F amxl) the cheeks and starting the circu- |05t & nautical look, for it has an 4 through the Green Forest and the |lated to the weather which affects) 2% To drink slowly. lation of the blocd thereby, s |unusual front closing. Its scarf 4 O Ohara. peter sat for a long | the balance between the likelihood | 37 Game plaved on horseback. Woman s stimulated to want to | cOllar i lined with the dark gold FCHAEY. SEE “B‘ i h!’ of Infection and the resistance of | 32+ Bl2ck bird of the cukoo fam- BY LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER Ioskibet bist - i ‘g | Satin. With the coat, one is dress- ::.:‘:d;:n;h:.;:al{ c'fl:ld b; al;;?;,d' the person concerned. ily. Hallowe’en Luncheon Menu ‘:':.y b::t aend. knoi,:.‘o:k‘:"“ e::: ed for an afternoon function. Re- P ared 1o sttack Jimmy Skunk, First| Dritish epidemiologists have 33 Shiny eilk. (Featuring Pumpkin Color) man has o head start along that |MOVe the coat, and Milady can i ‘oot e v o o i 3 ‘whicl v v . 3 e er Tomg ar with the | With death from fnfections o the 3= SOt = [sweet potatoes, buttered peas, egg Each of thace @ rosoerse: .| Headgear cannot be tgnorea for other long hindfoot. Peter seems |breathing tracts, and 1>search by |t 12 Rk HEATS: Irolls, peach conscrve, carrot and ple. Each should be practiced in | OrMal occations this year. Of to think it helps him to think when |the United States Public Health " T:r‘,‘?"f’r s celery salad, cheesed wafers, mint conjunction with the others. For |COUr®e last season one seldom gave he does this. Of course, it doesn't|Service has tended to substantiate (43 Ruvy. sherbet, orange drop cake, coffee. in orer to have the greatest pos- | 'NOUEht S e S e % i this view, R ® i e H were lit. ut now it is Parisian R e ,The protessor, of hyglene i the | A Hallowc'en Suggestions R e oy b o e, ket 4B eky & Peter 1o himself, “and Mrs. Coyote | University of Amsterdam has re-| o' 0% v " in a2 quick, sh Make individual sweet potato And of all discord, nothing ts| VN caP. a scintlllating toque.| yo o, wives were shy abo - 5 cently published statistics fnvolv- | "™ quick, sharp | .. cins™ . s a feather turban ¥ more es were shy about : and Reddy Fox and Mre. Reddy and) (T8 PCOELC0 MO (0T blow. puiiyline’ by shiplu 8 inch kalls stronger than wrinkles, in a face | o JCRE, (NG B OS apeau, |A8King for money, fewer husbands 4 el Xhi ngm a"dldB‘t:: - ]:ef,; of some 7.000 people. He also|>" Who discovered the law of ;ma;dm::““;;o;m:o;.ndm::i m;oa 'h:lt 'a“llld ptherwise be YOUNE | Thess are datnty triffes. By their | ¥0Uld be shy. om wou a f . He als it s e tor ; T O Sty Skunks yet mo|found a definite relationship be.|, ~Sravitation? =~ ton2 |20 minutes. Inssrt small green e ar ltfle flve-finger | flimsiness, their color and thelr one of them but knows all about|tWeen changes in the temperature ™ S o ® COMPANIONT | stoms, The peas may be served exercises and watch th prin. | Sooly femisinily they s o de- Fashion Pla e e s littie seent-gun and is wise |and the incidence of the common VERTICAL atound the “pumpkine” cartying Xios disippear e8¢ WHN- | cided addition to evening modes. qu enough fo keep a respectful distance | C0ld. as well as the mortality from [ 1. Which is the largest ity in|out the green and orange 01618 oF . It is appropriate to have one's hat ; fiom Junms*’. In faet, 1 can't imag- discases of the respiratory tract. Ohio? Hallowe'en. 9 match one’'s slippers and hosiery, / ///////// Ry o . fuula dare take| It 18 his view that these dis-| 2. Fiuld rock from a voleano iy paper gumekiny pasted o Found;r ldlmhtive or to be of the same fabric as the| [/ A o, even if he had surprised | eases occur in the human Lody| 3. Hail! tooth picks and inserted in the sal- , | Bown. Y a ';u;’::ynf 1 \-‘n:«p., who it could have | after the physiologic defenses of 4. Second note in the scale. ads give a pretty effect. Boston, tg"_e;_'(tnt?:g:lhloJr For the young girl nothing is é é |the body have been weakened byY 5. To merit. Bake the orangs cakes in deep Boston. university were sutprissd | SFECter in this line than the ma-| H A . Deter never can sit still very | disturbarices of the heat regulat.| 6. Lady. muifin pans and frost all over with this year to discover that a relative [In® OF tulle turbans. A very flat-| P A long when he is curions about some- |ing_apparatus. The Dutch investi- | 7. Minor note in scale white frosting. Mark features on of Jacob Sleeper, one of the three | {°TiNE one is of soft pink tule.| P a trinz So after a while, when little | E3(0r also found ~ that the people | 8. Ewer top with a small stick dipped in founders of the university, was|®"athing the head and flaring at{ [ Z Mrs. Peter had her head turned, :;‘”"“’f" had ot e Sy DT 9. "f"-'l':' golf devices melted chocolate. taking courses in the college of lib- | 27 Side by a ldrge selt bow.| P 2 Pote | than four colds per person in 37 |10. 'ho was the author of “The | These are fragile, f ven th Z A Peter slipped out of the dear Old | h eral arts. , for even the| K A Briar-patch and started lippery-lip- | WoKS y House of the Seven Gables'? Chilled Diced Oranges and Apricots Frances Cole, who transferred | \Ning of them is of delicate tulle.| [ a perty-lip across the Green Meadows it be accepted that difficulties [13. Who was the first goveraor of | for Eight Il from Monmouth College, Tilinois, But their very daintiness 1is their| H a for the Green Forest. He wanted to | ¥ith :ea' regulation for the hu- New Netherland (New York)? | (This may be served In glasses, quietly took up her studies here this | Chiefest charm. é ; X i i fna out vio had dreed 10 artack man boty are fundamental pr'efl 18. e fig o o rv:;"t;‘)l‘:;n;'xv:;u«':sa)pflco(s A fall. Not until officlals of the uni- 2 d 1 fl::;:{ of finding out ansthing of | 'ention obviously depends ~on|20. Witticism cups diced peeled oranges, 1 1.2| Paris, Oct. 23. P—It seems that I?'m.'.;.5?5'.:&‘3.'."&':3:..2??37 Costume Jewelry . qd {hat ¥ind It ho remained in the dear (%O7° eystem of regulating_the |21. Fluid in a free. cups water or fruif juices, 1-4 cup |there are & great many evening |the girl who came here from the Forms Fancy Cuff| 7/ - 0ld_Briar-patch. e el AL B B LD S o e dresses this season with one shoul- | mid-West was a relative of the| Paris, Oct. 23. (UP—Detachable| U Z ] “I wonder who it could have|Coptant s . Mix the water, lemon juice and |der off and one shoulder on. One | founder. cuffs entirely made of strass or im:| [ g g baen.” he kept saying with each hop e noted British physiologist, | 27. Unit. sugar and boil for 2 minutes. Cool [ model at Beer's had a black bodice | The personal history written on |itation jewels are a simple way,| U Z e ade. “1 wonder who it could | Hill belleves that cold weather 28. Sorrowful and add the rest of the ingredients. [—one shoulder strap—of sequins | Miss Cole's application card show- | newly discovered, of decorating att-| P a have bLeen. 'o'::“'h "“"""‘ < ’I"fl group of ;:’ ffi“!{;.v‘ Chill and serve in pumpkin colored |and a full, three tiered skirt of tulle | ed that her great grandmother was |ernoon dresses of dark color. 0 ’ XCopyright, 1928, by T. W. Burgess) | (003 TATOUEDR, PEODIS belng ambre (20 16 Horge crepe paper cups. cut in uneven points. The fullness|a sister of Jacob Sleeper. who 60| The cufts aro rated as jewelry in| ¢ A o shu! mselves up in | 33. arden. didn’t interfere with slim hips, |years ago was one of Boston's|the fashion world, but French wi 2 The wurt story: “Poter Follons| VAT Suilly TOoOMmE anA te epehif4. 1o Sould constandy. Carrot and Celery Salad, for Eight|however, becauss the top tier was | most famous philanthropists. . She |man ars using. them as the enty| @ His Nose ' i ";]'""‘;‘_‘;’" kel S Two cups diced cooked carrots, 1| made up of many godets, or so it|is also & cousin of Mayor Malcolm | trimming on afternoon dresses de. 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