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APPETIZING
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The Recipes for These
Tempting Meals Are Also
Given With Plans for
Preparation
They Help the Housewife
Who Must Be Absent
From the Home Until
Nearly Mealtime
By MRS. M. A. WILSON'
Copvrteht, ism, hv Mrs. it. A. Wilson.
All Kiohta lleatrvtd.
SOMETIMES it becomes necessary
for the housewife to be absent
from the home until nearly time for
the evening meal and when she re
turns eho must work so rapidly that
frequently the meal is most unsat
isfactory. This can easily bo avoided if a
little preparation is made earlier in
the day.
Some Hurry-Up Dinner Menus
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Pickles Radishes
Clear Tomato Soup, Demitasse Cups
Tuna Pish a la Newburg
Macaroni Neapolitan
Chocolate Pudding Coffee
No. 2
Cheese Canape
' Creamed Salmon and Peas
French Fried Potatoes
Lettuce
Layercako Coffee
No. 8
Celery Salted Nuts
Hungarian Goulash
Macaroni Corn
Lettuce
Pie Coffee
No. 4 .
Pickled Onions
Bacon Sandwiches
Baked Beans Stewed Tomatoes
Lettuce
Rice Pudding Coffeo
No. 5
Olives Pickles
Oyster Supreme
Shrimp Salad
Cookies Coffee
No. 6
Watercress
Cheese or Egg Cutlets
Celery Salad
SRtewcd Fruitcake Coffee
r No. 7
Cbowchow Radishes
Barbecue of Boiled Ham
Hashed Brown Potatoes
String Bean Salad
Ci n Custards Coffeo
All ihe actual preparation for
" ""theso la-sals may be made while
.,-i,;.v. in thn kitchen durinrr the
.. t ,. Mn 1 -nio.a tho
morning. " " " i-" -- -
pickles iin dish, prepare the radishes , iy " - VAC jT,
and set ;n cold water. Prepare the I nnd heat until very hot. If the New
clear torn a to soup and have it ready burg is placed in the oven in a bak
o reheat. Set the table, placing the ng or casserole dish i may be sent
service pla4 e and demitasse cups at
each place, , and when ready to serve
pour the sin P into a pitcher and fill
the cups.
Prepare ti ie tuna fish a la New
bure and tl to. n Neapolitan macaroni,
and place in the oven to heat while
preparing iTie salad, cutting the!
bread and m a king the coffee. j
Make the 1 ihocolate pudding in the j
morning, then, rinse the custard cups
in cold wate r- and then pour in the j
pudding. S ;t aside to mold and I
turn into a saucer and serve wim
fruit whip m de from the white of
an egg left fre'len the coleslaw dress
ing and one-hi fff glass of jelly.
Clear ' Tomato Soup
To one-half can of tomato soup
add
One cup of 1 tater,
One tablespoa H of cornstarch,
One teaspoon of butter,
' One tablespoU of finely minced
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
"Home Manufacture"
To tht Editor 0 VComo w ' Paoe :
Dear Madam-KUlly let me know
in your Evening Mnuo Ledqek if
-t is allowable to manufacture vviuo for
homo use. HUMBERT.
There'is no legislatl Vn forbidding this
at present, but the pnoVnHtlon enforce-
ment act under consider ttlon deals with
home manufacture as follow.: "Home
manufacture must be ccVifined to non-
i intoxicating ciders and 11 w juices m-
tninlng alcohol not to e weed one-half
of 1 per cent in volume.
Costumes for HalVtwveen
To the Editor of Woman's P'V-'j: . ,.Tton
Dear Madam I nm a firl sixteen
years old. I have medium- brown hair,
dark skin and no color in ra.T ebeeks.
am about five feet two InchcsMn height.
I am going to a Halloween jVacty and
would like some costume that vy look
well on me. A DAILY IlEA 0)ER.
Joan of Arp would be a pre tty cos
tume for a girl of your size am color
ing, .This consists of a dark blue or
French blue tunic falling to thet knees
ovcr bloomers. Silver fleur-de-lis, vvnade
of silver, paper, are scattered ovti.; ; the
tunic, which is held in at tho valst
with a loose belt and Is scalloped a t the
knees, Long sleeves and a square neck
are t,iifc. Silver slippers and st.jck
jngs ?wFlld bo worn and a standard
carriedflie standard should be
..n.rnVLT matching the costuino iW
r.int. 1 . iJNdesIirn. A sword may d
olfnnrf . tSSuth the belt and a helmetl
worn, butyls is not necessary.
The
hair should 6e worn bobbed.
A witch costume is attractive, too,
This requires a full plain white waist,
a full skirt, a laced bodice, white ker
chief and apron and .full panniers of
flowered material. A tall pointed hat
completes the costume. When the cos--'&tnme
renresents a witch, a broom
niuuiM Iia curried, but the Bams costume I
n ,.wMh a lezhorn hat and a shepherdess
-" 4rook could oe used 10 represent .untie
HURRY-UP DINNERS;
MENUS BY MRS. WILSON
TUNA FISH A
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Tuna flsli :i l.t Xeulmrc ofTor.s a happy sugRfMioii In the wonuii ulio
must prepare tlie eenliiff meal In a kcry short time. It can he miiltnl in
a saucepan, linking dish, casserole or chafing 1 1 si i . The recipe is ghen
in todaj's article
Where You Can Sec
Mrs. Wilson's Movies
Do you tvnnt to know how to
make tho most delicious kind ot
COHN MUFFINS
Then drop into the Globe Thcntrn
nuy day or evening this week and
wntch Mrs. Wilson make them in
tho movies.
LEBANON CKUMB CAKE
will bn shown ns follows:
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Sherwood Theatre, Fifty-fourth
Btreet and Baltimore avenue.
CHARLOTTE ItUSSB
Thursday, Friday nnd Satunlnj
The Idle Hour, West Chester.
For copies of the rprinns npplv nt
box office or fcond self-addressed
envelope to Fditor o Woman's t'ngc
onion,
One tablespoon of finely minced
parsley.
Dissolve tho starch and bring to
a boil and cook for two"minutcs. Set
aside and let cool. Simply reheat
and pour into a pitcher, and serve
as directed.
Tuna Fish a la Newburg
Open a can of tuna fish into a
china dish and divide into pie. .
Now place in a saucepan
One and one-half cups of milk,
Five tablespoons of flour,
One teaspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of paprika
Stir to dissolve, then bring to a
boil. Cook for three minutes and j slices. Place a strip of nicely brown
then add ed bacon between each slice and fold
One well-beaten egg, ovcr to make tho sandwiches.
j wee 0 one lemon,
une-naij Teaspoon oj yiua ,wu
of lemon
1 .... ,,.,. aa , fi-fc
to the table in this dish, or it can
be heated in a chafing dish.
Macaroni Neapolitan
Cook one-half package of maca
roni and then place
One-half can of tomato soup,
Two onions, aratcd,
One green pepper, chopped fine, I
Four tablespoons of parsley,
Four tablespoons of grated cheese,
One tedspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of paprika, '
One-quarter teasijoon of mustard
in a saucepan and bring to a boil. '
Cook for two minutes, and then add j
the macaroni and mix well. Pour
into a baking dish and when ready
to sorve place in the oven for about
five minutes before preparing the
Newburg.
Creamed Salmon and Peas
Open a can .of salmon and turn
into a dish. Remove the skin and
bones, and open a can of peas. Drain
Bo Peep. Slippers with large buckles
should be worn. t
The moonlight fairy is pretty. Sho
wears her hair down, and encircles it
with a band ot black velvet on which
theie are stars of silver paper and
right in front a lnrge hnlf moon of gilt
Her airy frock of black gauze or tulle,
(nn old evening dress would do) is stud
ded with crescent moons nnd stars and
her girdle of silvery tulle looks like the
milky way. She carries a black wand
with a star on the end of it nnd her
slippers are ornamented with largo stars
where the buckles would be.
For a Dutch Party
To 1h Editor of Woman's root:
Denr Madam I have often read your
column in the evening paper nnd kit has
interested me very much. I nm trying
to get up n little Dutch entertainment
nnd would bo much obliged if you would
give me an outline on this in your
column. R. G.
In getting out tho Invitations for the
Dutch entertainment, nsk each guest to
wear some part of a Dutch costume.
It need not bo the whole costume, just
the thing that strikes each particular
person as being typically Dutch. In
this way some ff the guests will come
in party dresses nnd stiff caps with
flying points, some will be in full skirts
and aprons with waists of georgette
crepe. Tho boys may come in full
bloomers nnd tlght-waisted coats, and
there will. surely be some attempts at
f " wooden shoes.
Since it is a Dutch nartr ask every
pne to make it a "Dutch treat." That
Ik. ask each one to bring some kind of
rift'reshment, without stating nuy one
kid of food for nny one to bring, Then
wlW they get there,'5 nsk each one to
su,tfteBt some kind of entertainment, or
ear.viel. Have a few games planned and
some simple eats in case the confusion
beeorines too great
and you have to
sirniimnu (. .
LA NEWBURG
and turn into a dish, nnd cover the
' peas and salmon with a clean towel
I until needed.
I Now add to tho liquid from the
I can of peas and sufficient milk to
i measure two cups. Place in a saucc
I pan and add
I Six tablespoons' of flour,
j One large onion, grated,
j Two green peppers, chopped fine.
Stir to dissolve the flour and then
bring to a boil, and cook for five
' minutes. Now add
j One and one-half teaspoons of salt,
One teaspoon of paprika,
I Two tablespoons of finely chopped
parsley.
Mix thoroughly and then add the
flaked salmon and pens and pour into
iiiumuuiu tuauuu tuNs. ota me cups
j in a baking pan and when ready to
i serve start the dinner. Place in a
1 hot oven for fifteen minutes.
French Fried Potatoes
Boil large potato until nearly ten
. dcr -and then cool and pare. Cut for
! French frying and then set aside un
' til ready to prepare tho meal. Place
vegetable cooking oil in n pan and
, when ready to start the meal heat tho
oil and when it is very hot drop in
the potato and cook until nicely
j browned. Drain on paper napkins.
Prepaie the goulash early in the day.
,1
Reheat, cook the macaroni and add to
goulash when heating. Bake the
beans the day before and reheat.
Bacon Sandwiches
Butter the bread erv lie-lit! v on
. ho loaf and then cut in nnnpr-thin
Emergency Baked Beans
Q . ... . ,
turn into a baking dish and add one
half cup of water to a can. Rinse
into tho beans and then place in a
small bowl
Two tablespoons of salad oil,
One large onion, minced fine,
One green pepper, minced fine,
One teaspoon of paprika,
One-half teaspoon of mustard.
Mix well and add to the beans. Mix
"thoroughly and place in a hot oven
j for thirty minutes. It is possible to
I place any of the above menus on the
! table in thirty minutes.
Wrinkles
May Be Easily
Coaxed to Leave
NEITHER tiny
lines nor deep
creases are al
ways indicative of age
but are always found when
the skin is abnormally dry.
Such skins crave a liberal
supply of some oily prepara.
tion something that will
make up for the natural de
ficiency. Tests in more than
half "the Beauty Shops have
proved beyond doubt that
any wrinkles may be made
lighter and many may be
entirelyobliterated by using
Tissue Cream
The Tissue Cream should
not only be applied at night but
also eveiy time during the day
thatthe akin feeli dry and drawn,
applyinKitfrrelyuntllthesurface
la well covered.
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Tho Question Corner
Today' Inquiries
1. Halloween invitations nro novel
written in white ink on black
cardboard. How can this white
ink be prepared?
2. Describe another novel way to
write the invitations.
,'t. From what old song are the fol
lowing lines taken:
"Light and rosy be thy slumbers.
Iloeked upon thy mother's
breast,
She can lull thee with her
numbers,
To the crndlcd heav'n of rest"?
1. What should be the "weight of a
hoy four feet tall?
. What convenient little accessory
for n child's lunchbox can be
made from a piece of oilcloth?
ti. What new little "pans", for bak
ing hnve made their appearance?
Yesterday's Answers
1. T
le correct weight for
a boy
forty-four inches tall is forty-
live and a half pounds. This, in
his stocking feet with indoor
clothing on.
The proper weight for n girl of
the same height is forty-four and
u half pounds.
A growing boy of fourteen who
is healthy requires a quarter
again as much food as an adult.
A new arrangement for serving
eugnrand cream at afternoon ten
is a little cut-glass cream pitcher
Hint (its in n little glass tray
where the loaf sugar is placed nil
around it. The tray has deep
sides and handles.
An old coffee stain (clear) can he
removed by soaking for a few
minutes in one pnrt gavelle water
and one part boiling water. Itlnsc
first in boiling water nnd after
that in weak ammonia water,
l'npcr napkins in the kitchen nro
convenient for wining ui grease
spots. This is a much better plan
iiiuu uiiik it iuk. nn me uuikiu
can be thrown away.
The Perfect Guest
She nnswercd by return of post
The invitation of her hos.t.
She caught tlieMrain she said she would,
And 1in nmiil of- !n,vit,',..,.. ,. . l. . i. .. 'i .1
she brought a light and smallish box
nu Keys Uelonging to the locks.
roods strange and ran- .n did not beg,
inn nic tne Homely sciamhleil egg.
When offered lukewarm lea she dt'ank'it
And did not crave an ctia blanket,
Nor extra pillows for her head ;
She seemed to like tho spaie-room bed,
She neer came downstairs till ten, .
She brought her own self-tilling pen.
Nor once by look or word of blame
Kxposcd her host to open shame.
She left no little things behind,
Kxcepting grateful thoughts and kind.
Hose Ilenniker Ilentoon.
Hotv to Keep Young
To keep young, eat three warm meals
a day at regular hours; sleep eight
hours, nnd as often as possible two of
them before midnight; begin each day
with a cold hath, followed by a glass ot
cold or hot water.
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WHITE MONKEY FUR
IS MODISH NOVELTY
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White monliey fur Is being .effect
ively used on the sumptuotrg darli
evening wrap. The one In the
sketch Is of black: velvet
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Hose
NOTHING if not persistent such
lias been the ogue for monkey fur,
which seems to he with us still in spite
of its two odd j ears of favor. And the
woman who avoided Kitting a gown or
wrap tiiinmed with monkey a jear
ago for fear that it would be "nil
out before the end 01 tlie season is
now bujing it without a question, nnd
rather cross with herself to tfiink thnt
she didn't hnve nn thing monkey trim
med before.
White monkey is one ot the Benson's
nnvplttp mill n vprv strikinp nni if- is.
too. Of course there are only a limited I
number of'wa.vs in whichthis can be
used. You would never select it for the
trimming of a suit that jou intended
to wear on every and all occasions. But
for tlie evening wrap when combined
with black velvet it is in very good
taste and has that characteristic touch
of the unusual that women nrc seeking
this year in evening wraps. It is n
funny thing, is it not? When a woman
goes to buy a street suit she asks,
"What are the other women wearing?"
But when she goes to buy an evening
inm..i i.t. ,! J i fr ITHWVV
something different -not llko what tho
other women nro buying," )
Often the distinction Is In the tin
usual nnd brilliant color. In tho wrap
sketched here the color Is block, but to
ofTsct thnt fact it is trimmed with
white monkey fur nrrnnged in three
strips.
(Copyrlirht. 1010, liy riorenco Hose)
Adventures .
With a Purse
rniIIS cook-book," cxclnimcd Nancy
in cxnsperation, "Insists on pro
viding for n family of six when there
are only two of us. To be sure, Tom
does cat nearly enough for four. That
Is," she amended conscientiously,
'when my cooking turns out well, but
it is so hard to cut down a' recipe nnd
to know how much food to order." I
sympathized with Nancy bo much that
when I came across n book of recipes
Just for two I immediately bought It
and sent her one. It gained Nancy's
gratitude and would be a welcome pres
ent to any housewife with n small fam
ily. Tho price is ?1.75 .nnd well
worth it.
How they add to the comfort and
luxury of the most uninteresting couch,
those gay pillows! Maybe 'I wrote
about pillows not so long ago, but n
really attractive different pillow is a
find I can't resist. And when you
come right down to it, nothing Is more
dreary than n couch with a few Jone
somo pillows on It! Those that I saw
were simply lovely, made of thnt won
derful and indescribable Japanese ma
terial, silky and crepy, nnd in the most
unusual nnd striking designs, with lots
of bright scnrlet and black in them.
They certainly appear worth more than
the $3,r0 on the price tag.
Efficiency! IJovv that word docs
creep into our lives these dn.vR! First
it was efficiency in the office, which
loomed to us of the feminine gender
quite proper nnd nR it should be, nnd
then, lo nnd behold, it invaded our
private domain, the kitchen! But
though some of us sniffed nt first nt
tlie plans for saving steps and mo
tions, we really do appreciate conven
iences. All this preliminary to tell you
,ihout one little inexpensive kitchen ar
ticle! But when you want to make a
spice enke, for instance, it would bji
saving to got out all (he spices wnh
one reach of jour arm, wouldn't it?
There's tlie little brown-painted basket
ray in which fit snugly six round syicc
boxes labeled on their covers. All to
gether where you want them. And only
thirty cents lor tlie set.
For the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned in "Adventures
With a Purse" can be purchased,
address Editor of Woman's Page,
Evr.NiNO Piinr.ic Ledger, or phono
the Woman's Department, Walnut
:sooo.
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For
DOES THE PAINTED DOLL
REALLY STEAL BEAUS?
"Judy" Really Thinlcs She Hasn't the Power and Describes a
Simple Antidote What Do You Say?
THE girls who vvnll that the
Jbo
10.VB pass them un for the 'paint
ed doll,' " writes "Judy, nn -AiiHTlrnti
Girl," "I should like to ask this ques
tion; Do you try to make yourself an
Interesting companion? No one likes
n blank who cannot talk Intelligently
on any topic but the weather. My ad
vice to you is to read more, travel
about more, cultivate a sense of humor
ond develop your personality to Its
greatest extent. Strive also to gnln
social courage ; mix with other people
nt every opportunity, nnd don't be
afraid to nssume tlie initiative occa
sionally. Above all, be natural and
sincere."
MUCH has been said of tlie "doll"
type of girl versus nil the rest of
the world. How the "doll" girl type
has only to wink her patent leather
Pretty Coat Hangers
Plain wooden hangers enn be trans
formed with covers of crochet into smart -looking
hangers. These covers enn be
made In filet mesh, or of single or double
crochet, worked solidly. The cover is
made in two sections, which nrc slipped,
one over rnch end, and then tacked to
gether in the center of the hnnger. A
largo bow of ribbon, tied uround the
hook, conceals tho joining and also
serves as a sachet. The loops nrc over
handed and stuffed with cotton, which
hns been plentifully sprinkled with
sachet powder.
A heavy grade of ecru cotton can be
employed with good results for a hang
er cover; often bits of left-oyer cotton
can bo utilized for this purpose. Blue
nnd white, crocheted in stripes, with a
blue and white bow in the center, also
makes a good looking cover.
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FOOTWEAR
the Well-Shod Woman
Each season more and
more women are learning
that the name of Winkel
man in a shoe stands for
The Newest. ?n FKon
The Utmost in Qua'ity
The Best of Its Kind
It means a, shoe made as
well as a shoe can be' made ;
it means the careful work
manship that is essential to
comfort; it means .the ut
most attention to the smart,
chic and distinctive
fashion. ' '
in
A Few Models Are Illus
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Invite Your Inspection of
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eyelashes, or whatever they may be,
nml ntl tho boys come running to cat
out, of her hnnd, running, nvvay from
tho others! t '
It is words such as "Judy's" that
bring iih to our senses. The -"doll
girl" docs not now nnd never did stand
one chance in n hundred with a real
girl pal, How otherwise could wo ac
count for the very good-looking men
who marry nnd remain perpetually de
voted to the very plainest of women?
In no other wny hut that these un
obtruslvo women have In them that
subtle sympathetic something that in
delibly indicates the presence of. tho
makings of tlie real vvifc-pnrtncr.
Tills is the thing that counts. It
surpasses any amount of renl good
looks; and, therefore, no "doll girl"
with mere manufactured good looks
can prevail against It finally. Mind,
I do not say that she cannot win out
temporarily, for every man must have
his day to find out that such beauty
is indeed only skin deep.
Therefore, the wise woman tolerantly
smiles when the man for her fall
victim to the vivid creature with ono
thought per day in her head. She
knows .that At heart, though-it is some
times hard to believe, men nrc rational
creatures. The reversion" of feeling
against the little bunchjof-notlilng will
he as, sudden ns the accumulation of it.
The more tolerant the wise woman tho
quicker the reversion !
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