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DISHES OF MER!T
When It is hard to think of anything
different for dessert try using a can
of peaches or
pears. Take one-
half of a pear or
peach, place on a
round of cake, cut
} out with a biscuit
cutter, pour over
a little of the
? canned julece,
sprinkle with chopped nuts and top
with sweetened whipped cream.
Cheese Pie—~To one cupful of
cream cheese, pressed through a sieve,
add a tablespoonful of sugar, the julce
and rind of a lemon, a tablespoonful
of butter melted, the yolks of two eggs
beaten and the stiffly beaten
the last. Salt to
taste and bake in one crust.
A nice supper dish may be prepared
For the batter use the
~-one cupful of milk, two
the flavor,
Oriental Cream.—Soak a tablespoon-
ful of gelatin in one-fourth of a cup-
en.
pint of whipped cream.
mold and chill thoroughly.
“lavor with one-half teaspoonful each
of lemon and vanilla.
lee with lemon frosting.
enke 1s to be baked In small gem pans,
If you can't get to be uncommon
through going straight. you'll
never get to do It through being
erooked. Dickens
COMPANY DISHES
an occasional frill
will only make It
more alluring.
Pipe with
whipped cream
and a bit of
chopped
ginger, or whipped
cream stirred
with a few
grated cheese
hianch
anybody, but
it
Chestnut Croquettes.—Boll,
quart of chestnuts;
of crumbs,
cupful cracker
of celery salt, a few dashes of paprika
Combine all the ingré
into balls; dip into
peanut butter,
Stuffing for Turkey or Duck.—Dtain
one can of asparagus tips, add one
cupful Jf chopped hard cooked eggs,
one small onion chopped and browned
in two tablespoonfuls of butter, two
cupfuls of bread crumbs, salt and
pepper to taste. Mix and moisten
with cream to make the dressing of
the right consistency. Stuff the day
before roasting, as the fowl Is much
better seasoned.
Fruit Sherbet.—Puauss a can of apri-
cupful of cranberry julce, the juice of
one lemon, and three oranges, on< cup
ful of heavy cream and sugar to
sweeten, Freeze to a soft mush, add
two well-beaten egg whites, beat up
well and pack in lee and salt for two
to three hours. Serve In glasses with
a spoonful of whipped eream to which
vanilla has been added for flavor. Top
each with candied cranberries,
Frangipane Tarts—Place a halved
peach in a pastry sheli, fill the eavl-
ties with chopped almonds and sun
round with shredded coconut. To the
juice from the peaches add the juice
and grated rind of two lemons and
simmer until thick, adding some sugar,
Pour this sirnp over the peaches. Top
with a meringue, or a marshmallow
placed on each peach and brown in a
slow oven. . Whipped cream may be
served Instead of either, If preferred
Rechauffe of Beef, Creole Style.
Melt three tablespoonfuls of butter,
add a tablespoonful each of minced
onion and green pepper, cook until ten.
der; ndd three tablespoonfuls of flour,
a cupful of broth, one-half cupful of
tomato puree, half teaspoonful
pach of salt and grated horseradish,
one teaspoonful of lemon juice and two
cupfuls of cooked ment diced. Serve
in a border of rice,
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With Plaid Suits
Decoration Considered Nec-
essary for Every Coat
or Sweater.
Plalds and checks are having a
great vogue in Paris, particularly In
woolens, writes a Paris correspondent
In the New York Tribune. Practically
every Important tullor and every Paris
dressmaker who makes tailored suits
Is using plaids, Dresses with long
of intermingling tone,
It Is quite the fashion to use mono
toned plalds—that Is to say, brown
and beige, several shades of blue, like
wise shades of green and tones of
gray. The plaid {8 not always clearly
defined, often being In the ombre and
Jaspe effects. Smart women reserve
these plaids for traveling, Informal
morning wear and for sports clothes,
but other women of less fustidious and
less discriminating taste use the plaid
sult for dress or for general wenr
All sorts of scarfs are worn with
these plaid costumes. In fact, too
much stress cannot be placed on the
scarf as the complement to the fash.
lonable toliette of today. “In sports
wear the scarf Is of utmost Impor-
tance. Every cont or swenter has Its
matching whether knitted or
made from a fabric. The separate
scarf of brillinnt-hued printed silk
took all the autumn resorts by storm,
and one feels sure from the prepara
| tlon now In hand of beautiful novelties
of this character that no costume on
the Riviera thiz winter will be com-
plete without a scarf.
Among the latest novelties In scarfs
i are those made of heavy crepe maro-
{ caln, and are about two and one-half
scarf
i
One Way of Wearing the Scarf.
long
yard wide
and three-quarters of a!
They are exquisitely em- |
broldered in bold designs of high col |
Some of them are oriental in ef- |
The scarf as a component part of
the fashionable enstume Is a dominant
idea. Every important dressmaker is
the scarf In many forms at
tached to or cut in one with the dress |
Most of the new fur conts are fin-
ished with scarfs in preference to col
lars.
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Dainty Evening Shoes |
Evening shoes were never more at- |
tractive than are the present styles, |
and the buckles and ornaments with |
which they are trimmed are as preity |
as the fewels worn at the throat and |
in the colffure. For satin slippers are |
Colorful Effects in
Fashionable Jewelry
One might suppose that after the
continued cruze for the wearing of so |
much jewelry a reaction would be in|
order. Not only has this reaction not
occurred but the demand for all sorts
of novelties in the way of bracelets,
pendants, earrings and other orna-
ments seems to grow stronger each
hday and jewelry, both with the
Parisienne and the American woinan,
becomes more and more elaborate
with an increasing number of pieces
worn at one time,
Jewelry Is colorful this winter. The
entire gamut of semi-precious stones
ls worn during the day in vivid and
contrasting colors—red and black ef-
fects in éoral and onyx and green and
blue colorings in jade and lapis. They
are worn as neckinces, us earrings and
as bracelets, Even watch bracelets,
which used to be worn mostly on
black ribbpn are now worn on
bright red ribbon by the very smart
est women.
Among the new vogues sponsored is
the “brooch cliquet,” or double-head-
ed pins, which are worl in the day-
time as hatpins and also as an orna
ment at the waist These pins are
very often composed of valuable
stones.
¥
Floating Panel Hangs
Below Hem of Skirt
For the woman who clings to the
beloved soft gown Vienet is creating
delightful models, reveling in the satin
crepes, employing the flouting panel
that ripples below the skirt hem, using
pow and then » feweled motif and sel.
Brushed Angora Wool
for Sage-Green Suit
. £"
airy Tale
oY MARY BONNER
ie COT RAT BY WELTLAN HOW APM UO seat
DOLLY
She is not really a dolly. That is,
she is not a toy and she is not of the
big Doll family.
She is a dolly In daintiness and she
Is a dolly, too, because she is lovable
and hugable just as a dolly is.
But she Is a real live person and
she Is called Dolly as a pgt- name.
You see, she is a pet just as a doll
| is a pet,
When her family tried to call her by
her real name It didn't seem natural.
| It was a nice name to use for school
sions, but It was not the name which
sounded natural for her family to use
when they wanted to let her know
much they loved her.
And so it began. They called her
Dolly at first when they wanted to
show her In just one more little way
that they thought she was the dearest
person and the sweetest person and
the lovellest person,
And then they wanted to let her
know in just one more way that they
loved her so that they had to call her
by a pet name.
jut it didn’t seem to them that there
time when they
Showing winsome sage-green suit of
brushed angora wool, that is sure to
to all feminine hearts. The |
influence, |
bluebirds,
Rome
Coro |
nets, fleur de lis and stars. of |
a chou of tulle or gold or sliver gauze |
held withen tiny Jeweled button
An extravagant French model has |
so like the rimming
that
on |
the |
Shoe buttons must not be visible, ae |
to the present-day {
mode. |
there are still gold slides
side.
Two Coats Accompany
New Black Velvet Frock
Jenny uses wuch black with bril
liant colors in her ensembles She
shows an Interesting use of two dif
ferent coats for the one dress in a |
model calied Chapon Rouge. This Is |
a black velvet dress trimmed with a |
brilliant red metal wolre and red and |
gold embroideries. One coat is of |
black velvet and the other of the red |
iv changing the coat the
immediately transformed
to dressy.
Patou’'s most successful eon- |
semble de solr has been named 1'Or
Rouge. It consists of a dress and
eape of copper-colored salombo, which
te moired. The dress Is trimmed with |
three tiers of copper fringe and the
cape has a beautiful sable collar and
dostume Is
Jean
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Ribbon Bows Trim Frock
Crepe de jour in a Venus peach |
color fashions a dance frock of simple, |
girlish lines. A large chou of the wma. |
terial puffs over the right hip. Down |
the front of the frock, from neck to |
hem, is a line of quaint Valentine
bows of half-inch sliver ribbon, tacked
down flat.
dom any trimming beyond a single
outlining row of rhinestones, of which
she Is frankly fond,
One such sample of the artist's
talent, notes a fashion writer In the
crepe. The frock proper is a chemise,
cut V in the neck In front, round at
the back and sleeveless. Marking the
walstiine at the hips, a square of the
material is gathered slightly on at
each side, half the width of the ma-
terial, and left loose to cascade almost
to the floor. The gown is plain in the
back, the skirt gathered slightly to the
bodice. A line of brilllants edges the
neck and” hangs like a necklace, front
and back, finished with a pretty orna-
ment of the stones. Thuls rhinestone
outline marks also the under arm
seams and another such ornament fin.
isles at éach side,
There 18 no effort at elaborating thi
gown which the author's Imitatgre
have reproduced in countless ways, .
terials and colors. Vionet goes In also
for the front drapery that marks a
striking contrast to the back of the
frock, which Is straight from the neck
to the hem. Without reason or apol-
ogy a plece of the material is set,
plaited or gathered In the middie of
the front of the dress, fastening across
the low waistline and banging almost
to the floor, to be stumbled over, never
to be held aside, If the wearer be au
fait,
Handsome Victorian Ruff
An exceedingly gooddooking acces:
sory for the black-sllk day frock Is a
large flared raff made of wide heavy
white ribbon, with narrow stripes of
black velvet. Black velvet ribbon
holds It at the neck, and swings In
loops and streamers. i
%
Now once a year, as ls the custom
happy they were about that,
the time having
them that they didm't
it any more—and yet on & birthday
every one wants to show just a litfle
more of the Joy that is felt that some
one they love is having another birth
day and they hope many, many, many
more !
So they prepared a little celebration.
Just ss they did each year! For each
year it grew more important that there
must be a lMttie celebration for their
beloved Dolly.
So this year they gave a very small
party
best of all. They would give a big
party later on but thoge who
her the most wanted
funny little tune as they
that,
fat,
You're perfect Just being you.
Dollp, we love you
precious one
You makes us so glad and
You're full
you're eur
50 Bay,
of action and full of fun
way.
we may,
When now as we
We wish
sing this
of the day
Then
ents, but not very many-—just a few
little things, for this year they had a
Dolly Sat at the Head.
surprise for Dolly, She was to pick
out her little gifts herself on the next
day, for they knew there were several
little things she wanted which she
could pick out just right.
After that they had peach ice cream,
for they thought It was a good thing
to have the ice cream of a flavor
which was like Dolly—and Dolly was
just like a little peach, too!
They had a cake with candles and
they made speeches and cheered, and
Dolly sat at the head of the table with
a wreath about ber head and at the
back of her chair ribbons gayly were
tied there,
Green ferns were decorating the
table and a carrot made mostly out of
marshmallow stood upon the table,
too, for Dolly was very fond of marsh-
mallow.
And as the smiles of all looked so
brightly happy in the candlelight Dol.
Iy's heart glowed warmly that she was
so loved and the hearts of the others
that they had Dolly to love, .
For what is nicer than on a birth-
day to show, fust a little more than
at any other time of the year, how
‘much we love the one whose birthday
we are celebrating and about which
we are rejoicing?
On His Good Behavior
Caller—How do you like your new
teacher, Robert? :
Bobby--1 don't know; 1 haven
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