The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1922, Page 11

§ 1 . ; ta THE EVEKING WCRLD, SATURDAY, APRI Fables for the Fair. THE LOST ART — By Marguerite Mooers Marshall Copyright, 1922 (New York Kvening World) by Press Publishing bo, ee Moral: It’s AU Old Stuff, Boys= But It Gets Them Just the Same | vee gues wonder of the moderm world has been found! The age of miracies ts not yot past Dress Up Your Foods and | Tone Up Jaded Appetites “PiCTURE Let the Eye Send a Wireless to DISHES” the Stomach and You'll Find MAKETHE 3} That Every Member of the - : los = - “MOUTH }$ Household Will Welcome the ITS THE NEW WATER” { Dinner Hour. P IDEA OF GROUPING ‘ Romance still lives! By Mrs. Christine Frederick, la ’ cH PIC TURES FoR A young man, im this year of 1922, has been digs Household E ficiency Expert—Author “ Household Engineer 2 INTERIOR { D covered Copyright, 192 ¢ Yor: Evening World) by Press Pubitshing Co. ‘f 1. Who KNOWS HOW TO COURT A GIRL! “When do we eat?” This popular question thay mean when . DECORA TION Unfortunately 2 does a person really begin to eat—when the.food first touches the lips? That would seem the only answer, but scientists have writ- ten weighty treatises proving that we begin to eat the moment. the He overplayed his hand; Like many another artist. he forgot that techniqué ; ts not everything, sight of food causes the saliva in the mouth to begin to flow. We inde td told ab an He «oe ee are all familiar with the expression: “That makes my mouth . atin deter, water.” Well, unless “yor mouth does water” when you look at the dish on the table, there's little use in eating, because it’s this tickling of the appetite in advance. that is of prime importance in good digestion. Even by Genius; And so the authorities are seeking him on a Migamy For all they know to the contrary, he may have committed trigamy, er of the dish should be so attrac- tive that the signal system of the stomach wil! send up a hurry call for food supplies. Everything set before a person about to eat should entice and please and never repel or cause a feeling of aver- sion. Perhaps nothing else is so sensitive as the nerves controlling y a taste, smell and Mnscusistive oS, sight. It seems FREDERICK odd that the main centres of these sensation nerves are located in the stomach; that's why @n unpleasant sight or a fetid smell often makes ‘‘one’s stomach turn’? as the saying is. The person having the preparation and serving of food in his charge hould be fully familiar with this im- portant psychology of like and dislike. Can't we all gemember times when we T*« appearance and arrangement combine two foods you've never put together before, take as much pains with trimming your dishes as you do with trimming a hat—above all wield your household palette and brush gen- erously even if ‘it lands you in the Gaugin School of futurist art! By Roy L. McCardell ITTLE Emma Jarr's toy gas bal- L loon, caught by its string at a splicing of the wires high over- head ‘by the railroad tracks, danced against the sky. Master Willie Jarr and little Mary and Johnny Rangle joined in their playmate's grief, forgetting previous ammosities, and demanding some qne retrieve the balloon, “This is a fine finish to an after- THEY. SHOULD eng SOMETHING; even octogamy— He courted wisely, but altogether too plurally, Nevertheless, he certainly stems to have been great as long as he laste@f_ For consider his plan of campaign—- The fine points have been discloaed by the girls themselves This Great Lover, like another Otello, “s Began by telling ‘em what a hero fm had been! Modest—yet a mighty warrlor—that was Ages : And, of course, he did it all for her (ede) 5 tie For he had a sort of feeling that he'd mapet her (euch her) some day! \! ; Oh, yes, there had been other women— ™ Why should he lie? Like hip Reap he had Lived His Life— ; "4 if jot to talk about And anyeay) no one of the Others could hold a candle to her (each hew# They were only women—she was the One Woman, He Respected her; : She was so ‘itfeent from any other git! he, had ever known! She would always hold the highest place in his heart. au He didn't realize it was ss to bene oon so much. ‘What he felt was not merely love, x ‘And if she ever, ever gave him up, it would be the Dark, Cold River fer his! _ ‘Laugh all you please— ‘i This te the ey to make love to a girl! % ' a She falls for it now, just as incvitably as Desdemona fell, ’ Or Clarissa Harlowe!) ‘What else did this irresistible youth do? He wrote love letters— carne to the table hungry and anxtous to eat. but when the very sight of the fishes checked our appetite? Possibly the dishes we unged in a disor. ‘The kind in which he told her just how lonesome he was, How he hoped she was lonesome, too, How he longed for her presence, was of hor, How ore life had been since knowing her noon walk in April!” growled Mr. Jarr, “It was your suggestion, too, Rangle!” “If you are starting to say | am WHAT CAN A BOWL lovly manner, too many on the table. 4. How wonderfully swee M vr without any symmetry oF Balance: Sattogn and gat ahocked to death by | OF MUT-§ CLAMS How he should aways, always, worship her as long as he lived or the food in each dish was heaped 4 jive wire, you might as well hold LO ‘ ie Ee (Yes, I know, it's Old Stut up so us to er au feeling of heavi- news und distil vour breath,” Mr. Rangle declared. ESTER une “The thing to do is to take these | AND 4 POOR young howlers back to that toy store Then there's the point of how each Aad auy them another set of balloons | / AGA SUGGEST Individual dish ix arranged. Ave the 15 gent over, burst and lose!” ts them, just the same, "iad te Young Man of To-Day has forgotten how it goes, its place!) 4 has found nothing better to put in what further tactics did our Romeo pursue? He wrote poetry to her! "fe 1 / ul try— ; ‘ pleces food neatly “put the children, as though hypno- OU THAT. aha pretty aia ibves"” tn it, and ‘true dears,” and “aweet leven” the platter. carefully tizeq by the sight of the last of their But there mounded in the serving dish and dis- and alloons caught among the dangerous wiees high up against the skyline. danced against the earth line below, but not in joy, and refused to be led away, as they screamed for some one to get it. By this time a motley throng had gathered from the lumber yards and other ragged purlieus of this part of the town. \ ‘Throw something up at {t, and we may knock it loose," suggested one of : Seay aieewea BoD toads te rar Guo at once legal, profitable to himself, and highly beneficial ¥ accepted, appearing to that If the string wus struck mAnS of WOMANKIND! stick or stone and jerked loose To say nothing Correspondence School in Courtship ' A. 7 - - - = S = ted n the bristling wire splice that He should have started 9 he tio the boss, and what the hoss suid to: him, ordinary food into an appetizing jeid it, the balloon would flout away For the men of his ener Loneliness | “MARGIE”’ By Caroline Crawford rhe stern realist who conslders that lover-lke compliments are “slushy? red one ‘‘kiddo" and “yuh,” It pays to think of every dish They all showered missiles at the ‘The youth who calls his ado: By Sophie Irene Loeb Copyright, 1922 (New York Mvening World), by Preas Publishing Os ‘that poetry is “mush,” ‘he simply isn't” posed with tic appeal? Ts this plate of salad, for example, or this Platter of cold meats a “picture Mish?’ Is it heavy, dark and repel- lent—or is it pretty and garnished In some sort of color scheme? Make fun, if you like, about “dre inz up’ yor foods, but the wis Housekeeper will see the value of making every dish us attractive as possible. There's the little sprig of m the edge of the platter, the ays of Yor carrot top as ing toueh to many a plate, the green » leaf or the pink of a rudish, which is enough to change an es) wed moment’ and ‘‘us twain’ He veptieally, didn't miss a love-lyrical bet. per He was short on scanscion, but long on senfanen ia ‘And, as we all know, it's the Sentiment That Counts. re s ‘When I consider the distracting, devastating, detacinating effec 3 Of this attack in force upon the ramparts of the pyorase sagiacs cart, _ I wonder if the Romantic Tactician, bigamist as he is asset to be, f Is not also, like a certain noble Lord, £ “Astonished at his own moderation! But Ee Sat have put his profound and practical kitowledge of the lost Art of Love-making : | ' oposes by telephone, i merely a miss of food—put your ey, ‘This is what is called “mob - ar on ao ae . e foods i nthe picture class by p Ing the tine art of dish decoration, psycholo, All nearby objects that could be picked up and thrown at the toy bal Copyright, 1922 artistic ; : eo who writes hts love-letters on picture postcards, n artistic whole, Don't let it be dancing blue sphere earnestly, eag The modern Rom: New York Hvening World) by Press Publishing Are there not sufficient colors in the i ® THe loon had been lifted up and projected WOMAN sat alone with folded hands it comes to vows of eternal devotion, house ete? Has she e i 0 : when pt hpekowtfere palette tins she not the: 0 ie end now, to) tele exctlernent And gazed into space The Love Story of .a New York Working Girl “awl any! = tnyal purpte of the b t vise of the crowd was shying up their hats Sad was liet talen andl sorrourul a? Rery Sindon, owetcen Relpe tr pugwert bor pridewed, mother by working, ab se it's all very well to look at love and life ou r-eyed, val purple of the the ; s sorrowful F yd i. ee my pettiog, 23 tbe love | ‘ the tomato, the refreshing nile green 29d two disreputable old derbles 41.4 che hited herself, th Ss = We laaiale Leen detiew calnrtint’ Waaicie onan ce Wimple, = tleorwaiker. fut every git] knows, every spring, that there’s a time and pince for aebloh evary alad offer swell qa Whded in among the wires and stayeu ‘M0 she pitied herself, this woman alone, ; Margie has ao ‘Sean’ sine feel hee real “Brlace C aoning” il ene and cvpolored stasees! 4 . . there. And for these their erstwhil ‘ Fo-morrow to her was like all the yesterday 4D to her ideals, Berin this story to-day nad sco how Margie's dreams oy atest g man of to-day has forgotten this important truth, the rainbow of fruits? And ean she Not with true art Mend these colors and use them to produce dishes whic And if every youn \nd the business of her life*seemed but work and WHAT EVERY GIRL KNOWS, impulse was to tell Spatford that he 2)"iyuch the worse for him- worry AN every girl who is deeply need not cull again, that if he were ‘And for lv rt A in love has felt the pangs of 8° affected by this pretty young thing, whose name his had been 5 FA Courtship and Marriage By Betty Vincent linked with at several soctal events of Copyright, 1922 (New York Rvening Worldy tw 1" 9 Publishing Co. the season, he would better go with how broud this her all the time. girl fancies she “Why not tell me at once that you her why | dislike to call or invite “ Miss Vincent: lama young y ‘i ae f seventeen attending her out RPLEXED.” Last term | made It tg the old story of “two ts come owners demanded a dollar each from Mr. Jurr and Mr. Rangle so truct: ppeal to the eye us stron lently tha y wus paid then appeal to the sense of smell? Many a Whereat a very hairy and ragged in salad can be a true poem: many a Gvidual hastily took off his shocs and humble stew a dish fit for a king if threw them up among the wires at girlanded with a chuplet of contrast- the balloon, After several attempts ing vegetables. It is not a little thing We Succeeded in having one of the to take the time to make foods look Shoes catch and hang. It was a dis attractive: {t's just as important us "eputable old shoe, ulmost falling to cook them properly in the first ®Part, but he, to Mected a doliay place « for it from Mr, Jar - The shoo that stayed up had landed ts to serve too Near the balloon string, where tt en \ tear fell, and then another And the spirit of loneliness stood strong by ber Urging hes on to pity herself—and more pity From the street below came a peal of merry laughter Some one was mirthful, while she but mourned Nh! How she envied And somehow the spirit of mirth and gladue Stole up through the crevice of her windo And remained for a moment. Jealousy, No matter how tdeal her love may be for a mun, no matter may be, when a she almost asked him several times but bit her tongue instead and = re stretches out her mained silent hand to her lover, “Have my dreams been in vain’ she kept asking her I te’ pretty girl woman © high school. only care for me in a platonic way?" pany and three a crowd.” The \ common mist ; when she sees his cha much of an uninteresting food in a aged the bristling splice of wire. And ibis parbinger of joy spoke to her something like this hen she secs his iim he must not call again if he toves the friendship of = yeuns in woman is hardly playing fair with single large dish. Of course little "Ya, seit cun be done!” cried the “Do not pine. for your grievance is of your own making face light up and tis other girl? witem J grew se)like Immaseey) vou. 1¢ 5 ware yout shows Vacuum Tommy doesn't want to eat rice pud- hairy man, after he had gotten his Lonelines: would not come tu you, but you hug tt close notes that he is Then, suddenly hier soul cried out, January of this year he took me with her and tell her that I came to ding no matter how nourishing it is for his skied shoe. “AN yah “Do you not recall the times without number pleased, Jealousy, “But he does love me. ‘The last ttme to one of the high schoo! games oe are not tee chum. If she cares if he sees it ax a sloppy yellow muss, gotter do is to trun somepin up that “Friends who cared for you begged you original old green streak, fills her We Were out together he said, ‘We mt. We had a deliphetil’ lo, 20e She Wil ChoceS tetnieen am spooned out of a large dic Ah, but will ketch the cord on the balloon, “fo join with ther in their fun and frolic pe must come here uguin, just you vith him, : jPnew und ber chum, : just let « small Bortion wf the same and ya'll bring the balloon down, ‘But always alvaas you had other things to do, and put them of ; 2 1’ He sent two bouquets of flow time, and really, Miss Vincent, ! pudding be served in an attractive So that soon thes grew weary of the asking, The moment Mar utter that and now to-night we were never was quite so happy in my . saucer, de ated onith #) Suft of This sounded plausible enough, and wand o they passed you by. But whose the fault? Whiting, the daint 80 happy when ie told me of Mis Work —Jigg Thig new term my school Famous Women meringue or whipped cream, the whole again the crowd showered up all the “Yet now you weep ve \ -. and I e of my work ut the : : 5 t , ind ne “« ute, greet Krank > ord & and I spoke of my work 4 a s 0 crowded topped by x bright cherry, a date, or missiles they could gathersand Inenlecd That you are aione ‘ | Savacenan hia und read programme ha pea ae anything ANNE OF BRITTANY. a nut meat—and I'll wager that ttle by the gencral excitement, Mr. Jurr “You jong for the comradeship that you nee dually and noted the change in’hin at 1" yee hae this uther girl that we have here eee sid fish E distinction of having first Tommy will beg for several helpings! took his trusty umbrella, that he had Be up a Hig! Create the chime of chee titude toward her, her Prinee © her’ of onal oe er. eee aat worn black to exp P ogthe mother who can't induce children jeon carrying in antielpatt “Rather than the dirge of discord AeeaamigInscccant a ebanee mr but jusi for a fe f ress grief “Ro eat this or that wholesome food may gnowers, © Kpleayh et iho emibe ‘a sontiness als underwer nanis n Again she wa eatean = 61U Sometimes | belongs to Queen Anne ef showers, rolled it up tightly and threw | "\ simile. «pl question of Whether he loved this girl speai.ag, of dot i hi ndifferent, so | try | Brittany, the spouse of two suc- find a solution in serving those foods it up at the bulloon, ‘The frayed ola. “Will act like a magnet ote imagine he paid yely. the" e 5 % thy ry vu hie te just rha bs litte Of Shieh was Chat too, but | jurts, more witractively, bry he expeal Mt gilk strap around the umbrella burst And draw th near to you agai f his own just plata phon cities to act that way Peter lalate ad, Of using individual glass custard cups, ity button as the umbrella strech mee “ANd soon you will’be among them when you. choos vorkivdsy Maysic Minden arose in Miss Vincent. t 9 ot ie pretty saucers or fancy moulds. 100k wires near the balloon, the umbrany “And not outside the pale als ital and her-no lose his friendehip, but I feel it is | band, King Charles VIII. of Fra at the main color of the food, then ooned up and caught, and then theme’ “Know ye not thay loneliness ts vour own failure R ae a slipping away. Can you help me? yelned the erent malerity set use a contrasting garnish. — F wan Madieplayrotsoleniris A ik “To call to you those who would dispel it Vefore Lelia Wh had stepped “H. & GIRL. widow set all the tongues of Franee: ngpulds in star, crescent and other W4% 4 EAE SOREN IW: WOT loneliness is the © the lendivics w to their cory tittle table for tyo, ‘our triendaip will not slip away | 2Wagging by appearing in publie- novel ahapes du much to remove any {lowing the short circuiting of the “Ah, yes—loneliness is the fauit of the lonely one » girl Your friendship 1 . clad entirely in black instead of the tealing Of surfeit, or heaviness there Hve electric wires through the agency And the womin realized where they were enjoying an afters # call him by unless you feten tn ied 6 Jue conveniiens| while aemeleemaeeee i aL rane todas of the steel handle and ribs of the And took heart for the morrow heatre supper. she and Frank Spats his fret name | him thong: Because you nage ne ier ou | bereaved widows. After the fret umbrella, The very air above them fond were extremely happy. It was thelr feelings are ntly those of is sa : eat attitude. or | exeitement had died down, ew» seem urst into flame jendahip only nd even if they should assume E This art of food gurnishing deserves TCeMed to burst into flume and the their second teteatete, the second PRSRIe only: AB even y Course you do not wish to appear to | S¥@r it was generally agreed thet? this same young man Margi reasoned that t we will find Ita “run after Queen Anne had shown good taste, 1 but be cortain that | jy omuch as black is mere ccdate i dd to the muwie him, Ume they had |i than any other. The spring weather '? # ball of fire. attention at this season possibly more ‘0% &48 balloon expolded with a tang S clence— I ven t 10n is' making us all whimsical or tired or _ Green and vivid sparks sputtered, Copyright, 16S (Now: York: F World) by Preas Pu and looked across the table into each own way pple antes meet him you are COF | ang melancholy and so more ex- renders our appetites ‘‘pecky" and Missed and crackled, ‘The old hob- Hiinois watch factory receives by experts in the v ‘ other's very sou “E must remember what every g 3 preasive of grief than white, The | “fnicky."" We don't know what we Déiled shoe of the hairy man, hanging dajly time signals, automat- Spain when t ‘eh with Knows but usually forgets when ipeighi Mian eaet A aaa ion of Queen Anne was ; want, but we are quite sure that the D&#fby where the balloon had been, ically reeorded, from a. radio ‘aed ‘ax channe lashed up to Spafford MOSt needs jt,'" thouxht Margie T young man of twenty-thr taken up by all the court and seen | same old potatoes ynd meat and puri. burned with u dense smoke effect and station in Franc oe ty heme ts Oh alii the yor hes south, owned MUSE remember not to wear my hurl PROU An, seguaintanes of spread among the peesle, and frag | dings ave just too uninteresting und M#lodorous fumes. oe 8 handling corrosi i i, ening frock With a 0 ™Y sleeve. f will Inu und ta intellectual . iain alg fbr anys: nd we few} . “Something telly me, we'd better Aan unbreakable glass hus been in- *UbRUANceS that are lin ae eel ip : f ane ta as if nothing had Wappened.” veuna i iA ae years my course of a century black had super | ko longing for u zeb teuk or heat it before the whole neighborhood yented in Holemia suitable for table "Uber Tobhad Hale al KN tant 4 What are you viking of ‘ lunlenl Was bave, Geen ieesting planted — whit ; mourning pomegranate pie or koma of the delec- L4FNS up," remarked Mr. Rangle ina ware, could utensils and chemical ary pee eating 3 vor Cantical st ckkae alace ta oonoka: ait threugheut the werd. ant the \ table mangroves or whatever they Guutlonery Whisper to My. darn “purposes. To give an automot did the vousie t Spafford aronsed 1y from hi9 — gyery time | call her girl chum is | CUM, Tee ee lee that the travellers from Tahiti so rave But the hairy man overheard hin re 50 ae poset \ "8 uo tonger did he look apparent reveries always present. No matter where tase baing toe faint na he about! and shouted, "Don't let these guys A motor car for railroad inspection a placed 1! " es for Inspiration, Instead the “Tm thinkir ia Tm going we go she takes this chum alon: medern mourning costume, Aish i But since we still have to depend on niake u getaway; they're Bolshevists has been designed that is light enough the front weat quivtly for a fow moments, then sud- to build for Lelia's (ather down on and this makes it more expensi of Brittany had the distinction of he same old round of staple only and did it on purpose to burn up me to be lifted on ur off tracks by one a denly he said, “Let's go,"" and hur- Long Island this summer,” he said, feing the wife of tee Mime : Seinen eek Ee ates tiem ap ia naw ahipe! man A metal basket whi © folded riedly. putting cape over her and Margie gave an audible sigh of companionship which | Charles Vill. the Affable, sed: Nisguises, make them colorful : And a sullen cordon was formed in # eee compactly enough to n a shoulders, escorted hor out of the reas relief spring up between us. | Louis XII, called the Father of Hie ovorative us possible round Mr. Jart, Mr. Rangle and F sutions of extensive pocket when empt J taurant, a your advice? Should | | Beopte, byt Eagd- 98 8 Row Idren, “ PF peroteuny Nave been fon ‘ - On the way t Macgie's gliMah <A Monny Day young woman up or tell \__ i eat a are rele re .