New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1929, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAID. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 192. | cup mayonnaise, 1-4 teasp salt. | ‘ e By C. D. Batchelor | TAIKS TO S |00 i i et o FLAPPER BANNY 54 9 . The Heart Story y . . [ naise and salt. Spread upon butter- | | £ l'ove 3 Awakenmg Es . : . lvd slices of white bread. Add the 2 i i 3 lettuce und top with matching w0 Steadfast Woman A o : : %mts i o N e, e f ¢ 3 ¢ gether and cut off the edges. By Adele Garrison saamanammmssnascsnnn | Lemon Drop Cakes Noel Drops a Bombshell in the Woun! T a moron with capi- | 2 55 - v 4 BREARING HIS WILL® | 1-2 cup fut, 1 1-2 cups sugar, Council When the scar-Faced her husband answered rie- : | By Alice Judson Peale :s, well beaten, 1 cup water, 3 Man Is Mentioned fully, and then he briefly related to R ¥ 3 s . 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" « hammer i | Z# s N G 5y It ¥ 2 rely ropies of f . The i 16 it 1 soved beach | combines “Mediterranean green 3 2 1 own's Lo | ARG | ) r L 4 Yinne i lopt v owomen who scorn- ind black satin. This particular wotian who still loves You are not going to break ‘hat \ | e ; 1 fod something tail- ' \ paania was com- | green is one of the new, colors on | feniininity 4 prefters the floate jar on his head, are you" demand- 4 r o p ty of the|ored. even for \r—the type ¢ of hand, and no one was | (he sea after which it is named. The | ing srace of the 1 own for ine ed Mother Browr ! 3. What substan Hoses UAhe ] tood satica o ; who couldu’t feel com- Ben it 100k another step full trousers are of black satin. | for wear, there s stll much “That's just what I'm going to principal fats % P 1 eve . i v tea gown. 3 the proper costume for | which also faces the coat. the cufis, 1o live for, and she has not beem do,” replied Farmer Brown's Doy | Low spirits hours giv dayvlight ving 1ys are over. Paja- |1 1 dinner. « batean neckline and the belt. | forgotten Mother Brown looked doubtul the outdoor air or in suitable ex- |1 In't stay put. They were | 2 s exactly what has hap- The sleeves are interesting and ro- | Among the multiude of lovely “I'm afraid you'll get in troubl | | N nore likely 1 with the narrow limi- This year Paris is sending | mantic, and the entire et is things she can choose from is the " said she. ‘If you are going to | || 3 all stick f ns of their existence. 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Then they f(ormal one, tures the “smoking jacket.” The ! colored slip and the voluminous and will use that spray-gun of his The ruffled hack in straw is one Night preceding a y day. to dance at least our nights a wded the afternoon hours, the t The materials are marvelons—the | Blouse is two-toned, shell-white to | coat is caught up, oriental fash- T don't want the house filled with of the new silhoucttes featured for osom friend, eck in =ome crowded hall with {and the cockts v most lustrous and soft-surfacing | the waist, merging into chartreuse | ion. with # lovily silver ornament. that dre el spring. sketehed is of nat v ‘ nd the nosy | of & juzz they coused to fr v E chiffons, netal cloth, velvet, labout the hips. Trousers and sash “The full skirt is bound in silver as imrmy WACL use that sprav- ural baku with a brown velvet ' R T o Oy A Took sand 10 Wenr * ' « And the interpretations | are of black satin, very soft and are also 1he graceful and ampie sun,” said Farmer Brown's Boy. “If [ming ticd in 4 bow over the back s i s as likely as not sitling ¢ \ couturier introduced arc more varicd than ever beforc. |lustrous. Much detail s worked into | slceve .