The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1924, Page 16

sant ne , aad Leaves for Memories Spices for Excitement Salt for Preserving | Youngest Band Director SE). a aS ES American W omen Need Not Turn to Paris for Latest Foible Uncle Sam Enters Fashion Field; Appoints Clothing Specialist ee eee ee ee WASHINGTON b Paul § 1 N A ¥ n x r f " washed m M } ‘we Lrick Umbrellas Bel and Fancy Dog facut Collars Latest a but of able men t 1 th p of ona enefit of ¢ nts and ex . udden ) s 1 ho ry st Acceasor rie . Fido's re a ’ f boa And, whereas, ¢ wears one a “ ‘ ye S/ collar ata time, t mart woman Joubles 1 women will keep on s new We ca ange| The. $s condit n ins |y ‘ Should Know Colors : Mary Austin, all! pup Belle band d Dickerson of is the young- rector in the vorld. At sir years she di- the Palm school ktin- deryarten orchestra. t- | rects ny | Summer Comin’! N FROCKS Bi goed a ate For example, take a piece of ma Hea ha: tade-et ¥ J ‘ hin terial advertised as linen. A chem < Yis Cvetiine bit 4 f : . : i nalysis shows whether it i wdelPacppd B . hu . ave M Cat or some other fabric, such a8/+), ¢ ‘ bs cotton } I powe Linens Differ axes Rienees 2 flo rea s linen u want to ,know| , ihe Re aha maces be desta: what kind of linen. It may be ‘tow’! s 4 iain ch sigayct rod sBingiet linen—made of short t comb=| ja Sooo cite a ed out of longe ands—or it Mayland jt stops at the natu be ‘line yarn,’ made of thread: ne K 1 tow linen and line yarn 3 The linen, but there is r lig in their quality A 2 ph ‘ i i. ing’—a starchy ance put on alll». { Fruit Dr nks _ FLORAL, PATTERNS I from tl Loganberry Cup One quart logunberry juice, 1 5 1 pint tea, 2 lemon mer silk are embroidered patterns or small motif: dee Contribu Amanda F juice from lemons and strain. Stir sugar into hot tea When sugar is dissolved add remain. edients and pour over ideal Carrots are vegetables to lens, summer § ing ‘ked ic There are two things to remember in serving iced drinks. Always strain lemon or orange juice before adding to other juices and alw serve a drink ice cold and with « of ice in the glasse: | Raspberry Shrub F quart vinegar, sugar Wash and pick over berries. Put in earthenware jars or half fill one big jar. Pour over vin berries. Cover jars with clean cloths | and let stand over night. In the morning strain thicknesses of cheesecloth or jelly ure juice. For every cup of juice add a cup of sugar. Put in preserving kettle and bring} to boiling point 1 10 minutes. Fill sterilized bottles full and seal at red raspberries, cider zur to cover | thru two once. Store in dry, cool, dark place. Macedoine of Fruit Lemon jelly, strawberries, black berries, raspberries, cherrie ~Use any good prepared jelly Add two tablespoons of sugar is cl is tart. Put fully selectec a layer of in # mold. Pour over a little of the jelly, not enough to} float the fruit. When almost “set,” | add another layer of fruit and Jél fruit, Let set. Continue until all is used. | Put on ice to become very cold and firm. Unmold and slice to serve. — | Harlequin Punch Three lemons, oranges, % cup shredded pineapple, 1 cup st ber Gos, 2 cups stoned cherries, 1% cup: sugar, 1 quart ginger ale, tea, 1 banana, 4 cup fine cherries stoned, % cup strawberries, | Put the juice of the lemons, the| oranges cut in slices, the strawber-| ties and cherries in a largo bowl. Add sugar and crush with a wooden | potato masher, Let stand an hour! or longer to draw out the juice, Prese the fruit to a pulp and Add | he fruit juice to the te er | ale Add bi cups iced rain dg sliced, and cherrie cut in quarters with crushed ice of mint and » sprig SESE Good Manners || A lady whom | you know well and whom you riend| to reo you" you,”’ The turban and the bag here photographed are of figured silk in brilliant shades of ved, green and black, and they make a stunning outfit when coupled with the white crepe |de chine frock accordion pleated in the fine pleats 8o popu- \lur this season. This is in line with the policy fashion has lately decreed that the accessories wre much more important jthan the frock, the house of a orry not to find at home, it to write ‘Sorry not or ‘#0 sorry to miss iL Lose Weight [ips 7 DAME FASHION’S LATEST | LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CARTON ural th we. You re ! , 6 week befor my marriage three years ago, and 1 tell m 1 are going of 1 t (my w Pau at she wanted ee ou fe did she Perhs o has é ou, for I t the et me I'm going to conte mething to is like a brand new her bobbed hatr becoming to her. Of ut I'l cor to you, Don't gi f my there seems to be a kind lately, most intriguing A long time ago that sho had and she hw since, but she has Intely, I haven't wanted to refer to It because teriousne ut Lenlie which invites in the my curtonity she made the remark omething to tell me referred to It onc aid nothing about it of course, you know that I would trust Leslie with my life. It is prob ably some foolish little thing that ah but I am waiting she tella me I guess that ied into a mountain, i | impatiently un sister of hers| is @ hellion. Leslie hasn't told’ me very much, but from what she said I read between the lines that her siv ter jee, not nt with gettlr Karl Whitney herself, is now | Jealous of her own sister uncomfortable for both and makes Wh ho neem ent fa fello a © ean't blame tim £ love with | Y think gol to} I w has been; © t lingerie ri : sto know! Depicting the latest in é : vig Yeap Hipage , rose-flOwered Georgette, with it Burke. If he did it, 1am not}one of June’s most bewitching are that he didn't put up the money| crowned hat with lace brim for bis own funeral pyre, fo white pussy-willows is an t t even if she marries Bur Early fall, bringing vision isn't it, how a eco-| ties, shows an advance mode ' 4 crepe, richly embroidered in clusive The Lestle muc « perfectly mone correct time I thought h ulie had money yusiness that was bringing her ir money wouldn't be as sweet and end then more lace OF ACE, lace docile as she is. neemg to be the summer fast I'm all curt to know just wh = aout have neve Paula Perior wants to see you. Mrs. |» universally popular’ as: they Atherton informed me the other d os popular. for that my curiosity was the one thing ~ evening oc that was always getting mo into) casions trouble. It was when I took her to| Tye home dresamaker who chooses task for going out to dinner with | Jace for her fr nnot go wrong, strange man. he made thi jto understand jer to work wit eriat 0 materia and no m in a finished One # who she we | my busin copy the most ornate lace frock | She may be right, at that ttle trouble and shops carry JACK ety of skirt and dres (Copyright, 1924, N. E. A. Service, Inc.) 4 for one's selec T ¢ made TOMORROW — Letter from Mrs, ,, j & neck Joseph Graves Hamilton to Leslie jjn.. ana.t) ; ay Prescott. |require little of the dressmaking ar . Usually they ar oved slips of cont ing ¢ . Such @ ecru lace over bro White luce 0} ir sole ornamentation wering side-punel of |chiffon or tulle attached with a One-half grapefruit, 1|Clower corsage to a low waistline, black, ete renkfast crisp piece whole wheat toust, hot] THE TUNIC | water, MODELS Luncheon—One cup Jellied vege-| Tu models are lovely with the |tablo salad, 2 tablespoons bolled| tunic entirely made of lace and an 1 gluten roll Junderslip of crepe or satin. ‘The ‘One cup creamed salt cod:|tunie usually extends almost down j|to the hem of the underslip and the low waistline 18 outlined by sash of some s may also be ¢ dresing, Dinner. fish, 1 baked potato, tomatoes, 14 % cup stewed cucumber sliced on ounces lettuce, 1 alice fresh pineapple | | cut 1 inch thick, 1 cup skimmed milk Bedtime—One cup skimmed mi Total calories, 1,028. rotein, fat, 181; carbohydrat | .0184 gram. ELLIED VEGETABL | SALAD a nurrow rt The tunie effect tained by sewing a , Wide band of satin at the bottom of the laco frock. Black lace finished with a black satin band about the hem ix yery attratcive, especially One teaspoon granulated gela 1% cups boiling water, 2 tablespe | | sugar, 4 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 tearpoon salt. 1 cup dicod celery, 1 | cup diced cucumber, 4 large stuffed | Breen olives. YOUR Soften gelatine {n four tablespoons |/PUE first principle in the use of }cold water, Add boiling water and| + Color it has been shown, is to be stir until dissolved, Add sugar, salt|SUre that all three primary colors. |and lemon juice and let stand until| 4, yellow and blue—are present in cool. Line four individual + molds |#0me form or other. with thin slices of olives. When gela-| But there are ways to get what tine begins to Jelly, stir in the celery {Seem to be only two volors in a room and cucumbers, Fill molds with |®"d_ yet comply with this principle. mixture and set on ico to chill and| This is by the use of complemen: become firm, Unmold and serve on | try colors. | A complementary color is one 49;| formed by a combination, in equal Iron, | ratio, of two colors of the same triad 48 opposed to the third color in that | triad, | Violet, formed by an equal mixture jof red and blue, is the complemen: tary of yellow. Green, formed by an equal mixture of yellow and blue, ts the complementary of red. And orange, With equal proportions of yellow and red in it, is opposed to blue a8 a complementary. Therefore, yellow and violet, or green and red, or blue and orange, a bed of lettuce. 401, Protein, au. Gain Weight Breakfast—One-half grapefruit, 1 tablespoon sugar, 2 pieces whole wheat toast, 1 tablespoon butter, 4 | tablespoons scrambled eggs with dried beef, hot water. Mid-morning lunch cooked cereal with tablospoon sugar. cake, 1 whole wheat roll, 1 table Lunchedn—One cup jellied vege: spoon butter. table salad, % tablespoons mayon- Bedtime—One cup whole milk. naise, 2 nut bread sandwiches, % cup| potal calories, 4,061. Protein, 464; frésh peach ice cream in half of can. fat, 1,788; carbohydrate, 1,809, Iron, taloupe, 1 cup hot chocolate, \.0198 gram, Afternoon tea—One cup iced fruit Since veal is not included in the punch risp cookies, reducing diet list of meats it's well Dinner—One cup cream of mush-|to plan to use it In tho gaining diot room soup, 1 breaded veuul ecutlet, 1) when the reducing meat must be pre large baked potato, % cup stewed | pared especially, fomatoes, with 6 croutons, 1% cucum:|” he cream of mushroom soup is of ber sliced on 2 ounces lettuce, 2] suo high food value that ft is ideut tablespoons French dressing, 2 slices | (g-une with a ment of low value, Trovh pineapple, 1 jurge plece sponge (Copyright, 1924) Se ‘ oe One cup un- 4 cup cream, 1 = worn with especial chic by the dominating, is the dashing combination featured in this ex exquisite garments are COLOR SCHEMES FOR ummer’s filmy habiliments, the effect of lace is The leghorn- to match, and the clustering compliment to the semi cape creations. s.of dancing and theater par- l following the Spanish motif, ivid brunette type. Black “| This Is Lace Year n over a creme colored Ilace frocks this} the arms and are about the wrist These 1 leeved models, of course ure for afternoon wear only, as even | ing frocks ure generally sleeveless, | DANCE | FROCKS | Dance ace ure frocks*formed entir many One model black lace bodice with a skirt com bining layers of black and white| lace, ‘pleated. The foundation for this frock is white satin. On many |frocks for dance purposes the satin erslip is made several I uses 4 inches | shorter t the lace overskirt, pro- ducing a shadowy hem treatment} whieh is ne | The lace gown calls for the satin} slipper, elther in plain pump. style jor with rhinestone buckle trimming. Hosiery should be nude-toned and very sheer when worn with these fragile frocks. Black lace is best when worn over foundations of black, flesh, tan, white or ecru. if Firewn lace, which is very popular lat present, is lovely over bronze, |burnt orange, lemon, Lanvin green lis worn. | Real laces, dyed in eeru colors, jare best kept in ecru tones with ecru |underslips, or underslips verging on |brown tones. | | Colorful laces for evening wear are | jprettiest over silvercloth or self-| [made foundations. HOMES | i ‘ make « good combination, These colors, however, would not go good |in a‘room if introduced in too great | proportion because they are prac: tically basic colors and too vivid. | Since a room needs modification in jcolor, to give the effect of sobriety and coziness, the tints and shades of the primary and secondary colors are mostly used, But in any event, touches of the three primary colors must be pres. ent. If there are two colors, or shades, they must be complemen. tary. If there are three or more, they must be related closely cnougi to be identified as members of the same triad or its derivatives. DARNING TIP When during stockings take your stitches diagonally across the weave instead of with it snd the darnsa section will give as the stocking stretches, thus lessening the ten: dency to break again, BUCKLES! HATHER buckles, wooden buckles, steel buckles; rhine- stone buckles for evening, colored atono buckles and buckles of odd shapes and sizes, all to adorn tho Kid shoes of the season, Very beautiful and elaborate effects may be produced on an otherwise perfectly plain shoe by the use of Gorgeously, colored bugklos, jit should be remembered that it takes time and money & | business isn’t pi : | bob—because I’ve worked myself to a shadow to give my Husband I nsists Wife Should Bob Hair ;Should Shel Dee MISS GREY ave received ers bed and from husbands ot ‘ but have ted she should ha want to? I am a small, plain person, wit Do you know of anything that’s ha plain person with a plair In addition to being plain, I am too t hich look dfawn. I can’t afford to dre » keeping wig I am not too old fast iongd to like a bob—J love from Wing bob my face a bob. on pretty girls or young girls And while it has tempted me, | would be glad to have my hair bobbed if fj no other reason than because my husband would like me But I can’t bring myself to it, because I know I'd be a sight And why make a freak of oneself just because fashion @ crees bobbed hair. It might be suggested that a bob can be made very bp coming by keeping it curled and properly taken care of, e the hair dresser keep your bob becoming—besideg naker and milliner, housekeeper and various oth Once—in a rather discouraged and perhaps spiteful moofl I thought of having my hair cut and keeping it beautifully marcelled so it would please his eye—and making him the bills. But why should he worry about the bills—I’d hay to pay them myself. : Another time I said, “I'll tell you what I'll do. If you furinsh me with the clothes that go with a bob, I'll have hair cut.” I have been working since shortly after we were marrigl —nearly two years—so he could go into busines But fi ng yet. And that is why I'm too thin f band a start. And like most husbands he doesn’t realize and probably feels sorry for himself because his ike aa young looking and good looking and full of pep like 5 What would you do? ALMOST DISCOURAGED, P.S. My salary is $140 per month, from which I am bay ing a home and furniture, besides living expenses, M DEAR G ¥ rest p i dra unique letter young wives. 1A Correction Gr In one of joe Tanase aae carries several angles that call meat gc a tris : ou made-an I gather that the question o Lat nd a organized | Day Saints church. . The addi the latter is correct, but located at Westlake @ o 4 brand ntleroy car line church to bob or not to bob has be liscussed quite ¢ und b our home to me that wea f way you please rticular ‘ ur own | Hoping to,see this correction) © you are | H. V. HO! dens in | . . Dear Miss ( a by ¥ | married mot r. The child ts promised to do but since the Gi s done nothing, him up he hanga If 1 write, I bobbed request sire to see’you | } answer | | the minute like other His wife knows about nen. After all, you owe it |an@ tells me what a fine hu yourself and to him to make | he and how. nice he treats mot { your looks and per- after he has ruined my life, would it be advisable to get my hair is no pass- sonality fad—and marcel and curl, venge? J have information h costs $1 and lasts a week would do him a great deal of or 10 days, if taken care of, were it known. RUT surely 1 provided for in | My dear girl, to seek reve your little budget. It should be | notes a low form of int worth that to you, and much | Take your. wretched exp more, if a marceled bob improves | step toward wisdom, and let and remember, strayed aWay your appearance many a man ha dy umming it all up, I think ec just abit too conseien tious for your own good, my dear, Don't allow that husband to lose interest in you—don’t be too patently the patient old dray joution vvertake the mat your help. If hus wife | gloats over her pesition, as-yet |ply, ber character és. such: make any man. miserable, evéa he were a hardened criminal Better keep away from iboth, close the book of the pas from a do mate you horse. Make yourself a fluffy | || a little dress or two—you say you | Cupid s Tongue can—get your -bob and keép it || piease tell me if. there afe reeled or curled—and show | particular words to say in friend husband that he'll have to Jan engagement ring of & brisk*up a little bit, too, to livg | ringer. x up to your new standard | Most fortanately there. a5 marae At least not yet. Baron Schwarzau | Up to date, a man Has a Word to Say |the deepest and holiest senti ; ie lof his life in any words whieh Dear Miss Grey: I can’t resist and |i feeling. Some exquiitelf! must say a few words to Lady |)S nae aged 10 Rachael. She says women wok) Seep nent reer clothes to please themselves, not the ‘ulary and stayed engaged men, Lady Rachael, how old are | diamond, you if I may ask? My exeprience | < “ee ba with women have taught me that | 3 women wear clothes not only to | Wants Canary please themselves as you say. but} Dear afics Grey:—Friends of am mostly to please and be admired by have suggested that I write men—maybe the sweetheart or hus-] snout a problem that I have justi BARON G. H] VON, SCHWARZAU. | 8°64) 8 P and they are sure you could : | Vassar Beauty find a solution, My mother was terribly in an accident in February and the City hospital for four mo: ea now we have taken her home buts is confined to the bed. I go t™ at 1 o'clock and get home ab niggt. Sometimes mother is several hours and she nor write because of an oP her eyes two years ago but S see to do other things fairly Wt her mind is keen and active att and friends have suggested canary would be much comm her as it would be somethiit ‘Jana she could talk to it and ley but I cannot buy one nor even de if anyone should give me & Dit there are many people who for the summer and would Ty have someone care for a bird thought perhaps you could a for me this way. Mother loves a bird and 1 Bive it good care but we woul a bird that would sing for ber cheery. This accident has been §) great expense and I have Be Dorrow a lot of money and Hot get anything but the mal essary things and I do $0 to have a bird. + If you hear of anyone, P their phone for me and : call of go and see them but tather you did not give my Mh have had three birds offered! none of them are singers #t have not answered. T cannot, anything more that is going f= ditional care if itis not going any pleasure to fhother, ; Thank you so much for : that you may do. = You can get in touoh with by calling Cynthia, reds ’ The walking heel of leather is also ee with | tires - strap, —senti- ; hickory kid, with golden trim, "This shoo Is fast also in’ brown Kid with! nizing brown trim |” _ Miss Eleanor Davies, so- ciety pir’ of Washington, D.| C., who was declared one of the most beautiful Vassar college students,