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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHIL1 ADELPHIA', THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1G, 1919
SUGGESTIONS FOR SUPPER ADVENTURES WITH A PURSE THE WOMAN WHO WASTES TIME
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DAINTY INFORMAL SUPPERS
SUGGESTED BY MRS. WILSON
The Evening Meal on Sun- j
day Gives an Ideal Cliance
for Mother to Meet the
Children's School Friends
Some Easy Recipes for
Tasty Dishes That Are
Appropriate for These
Informal Affairs
By MRS. M. A. WILSON
Copvrlolit 1311 bv Vr V A. 11 titan
All KloMa Hesened,
rpHE modern hostess may entertain
Sunday evening nnd seic a little
informal supper without the aid of n
maid. This delightful way of having
b friend or two to sup with you when
the family is at home will appeal to
the busy housewife and will delight j
the family.
The guest may be some old cronie
of father's or perhaps some friend
of Tom's or Ethel's or an old .chool
mate of mother's, who may wish to
meet the family when they are to
gether, and right here let me sug
gest to the mothers that this Sunday-night
supper is a splendid means
of knowing the friends of your boys
and girls, for you must realize thnt
it is the real ambition of each boy
and girl to have their chosen friends
dine with them.
It will also give the housewife a
splendid chance to know just who hoi
children's companions aic. And if
you will introduce some of the little
niceties that -go a long way to lend
elegance to the humblest table you
will not only teach your children
that unpurchasable commodity,
nice table manners, but the young
people will naturally avoid making
friends with undesirable companions
or those whom they would feel
ashamed of in their own homes and
at their own tables.
The chafing dish and the casseiolc
dish may be featuied at these little
informal meals with gie.it success
and this can be made a time to teach
daughter how successfully to make
attractive Sunday night suppeis.
Some Suggestive Menus
No. 1
Bacon Sandwiches
I Creamed Chicken on Toast
Lettuce Russian Dressing
Chocolate Cu&tard
Caledonian Cream
Tea
' No. 2
Salmon Salad Eggless Mayonnaise
Potato Cakes
Apple Sauce Sponge Cake
Tea
-No. 3
Shiimp and Celery Ncwburg
Hot Corn Muffins
Banana Shortcake Tea
No. 4
Barbecue of Ham
Potato Croquettes
Milk Biscuit
Baked Apples 1'iuit Whip
Tea
Celery, radishes, watei cress and
some of the various home-made
relishes may be set upon the table in
small glass dishes.
Bacon Sandwiches
Cut the crust from the loaf of
bread, beat four tablespoons of but
ter until creamy and then add
One-quarter teaspoon of mustard,
One-quarter teaspoon of paprika,
One-half teaspoon of Worcester
shire sauce.
Blend well and then butter the
slice of bread on the loaf, then cut
very thin with a sharp knife. Cut
each slice in half and place a nicely
browned thin slice of bacon between
the slices of bread.
Chocolate Custard
One and one-half cups of milk,
One-half cup of ettgar,
Seven tablespoons of cornstarch,
One-half cup of cocoa.
Stir to dissolve thoioughly the
starch and then biing to a boil and
cook slowly for six minutes. Now
rinse the custard cups 'vith cold
water and drain well. Add one tea
spoon of vanilla extract to the cus
tard and beat well, and then pour
into the cups and set aside to mold.
Use the yolk of egg for the creamed
chicken on toast and the white of
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(KKlrss in.ij rmn lisp dressing which is eas to m.ikr, delicate to eat
and can lie liept for several weeks
egg for the Caledonian cream oi
fruit whip.
Kggless Majonnaise
Place in a egetable dish or on a
soup plate
Two tablespoons of evaporated
milk,
One-half tcasqoon of mustard,
One-half teaspoon of paprika.
Be'at to mix thoroughly and then
add one cup of salad oil, beating
hard while adding the oil. When
thick and creamy add
One teaspoon of sugar.
Thtcc-quartcri teaspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of vinegar or lemonl
ujYc. about rold mornings and soft, warm
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place it will keep for three
Shrimp and Celery Ncwburg
Open a can of shrimp and tuin
into a bowl. Break into small
pieces. Chop fine sufficient celeiy to
measure one cup and chop one gieen
and one led peppci. Place the celeiy
and neimers m a saucepan and cover
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Drain well. Now place in a chafing
dish two and one-half cuds of thick
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Stir to blend thoioughly, add nnd make sure that mv noo is powdered
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Tilo teaspoons of salt.
One teaspoon of papiiha,
One-quatter teaspoon of mustard,
The prepatcd celery and pepper,
The shrimp.
Heat slowly, stirring fiequcntly
with a fork to pievent the Newburg
fiom scorching and when smoking
hot servo on toast.
Banana Shortcake
Place in a mixing bowl
One cup of flour,
' One-half teaspoon of salt,
Two teaspoons of baking ponder,
Five tablespoons of sugar,
Tluee tablespoons of shoitening,
One-half cup of uatcr.
Mix and spread in well-gi cased
and floured deep layer-cake pans and
cover the top with the thinly sliced
bananas.
Bake in n moderate oven1
for twenty-five minutes. Cool and
cover with more freshly sliced ba
nanas and then serve with ftuit
whip.
Barbecue of Ham
Place in a chafing dish
One-half glass of currant or grape
jelly,
Juioc of one-half lemon,
Four tablespoons of catsup,
One tablespoon of Woi cestei shire
sauce,
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Thursday, Kridnv and Satuiday
The Leader. 1'nrtj Inst street and
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Thursday. Tridav nnd Saturday
Apollo, li!TT North I'lfty second
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Thursday. Fndny and Saturday
Da77land, Fraukford avenue and
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For copies of the recipes apply
at box oflioe or send self-addiosscd
envelope to Kditor of Woman's Page.
SUPPER DISH
Four tablespoons of ualcr.
Add one slice of cold-boiled ham
1 for each service. Heat slowly and
when hot serve on thin slices of
toast.
Potato Croquettes
Mold well-seasoned mashed pota
toes into small croquettes and loll in
flour, then blown in hot fat.
Adventures
With a Purse
rpili;
temptation to start tins mhen
uro with nn nucinal little lemnik
bnthiobe is a omfoit. if it is ninde
right, and does not cost too muih If
vou mnke it jomself, .vou can gtt just
the p-itlern jou like best and can choose
voui material fiom n wealth of designs.
One shop has bolt after bolt of nice
fu?v, warm-looking blanket nintcnal
tvveutv seven inches wide for seventy
live cents. a jard.
fifth avenue, gaj , alluring, rcsplend
'''lf- 1" hefoie me. nnd ns nlwins I ex
peiiemed the thrill thnt it will ever
UriJl
ihvnvs
1 think the greatest eft cot it will
have on me from a purclv
womtn's standpoint is thnt it mnkes
I me vv nnt to nut on mv veiv best clothe
.adjust mv hrittooui.tlv the rifiht nnKle
to t lint clogiee that bungs the 'elf as
suinmc that a not-shinv nose nlvvav
bungs Somehow., one vvuiits to nppear
nt one's oiy best And so, I darted
in this shop and thnt, looking lit the I
lovelv things compaung values, won I
doling whether I should enjov udven- I
luring there ns much ns I do heie
and decided I wouldn't Tluee or four i
times I picked up a pair of silk stock
ings nnd hesitated nbout bin ing them.'
Thoj looked good and lcasonablc. And
lifter I (nine home I lenlized that thoie
mnj not be the same till ill nbout buv
ing in one's own home town, but at
least there is n comforting feeling nbout
it These stockings, now I saw none I
lo cqunl the in, either in vnluc or ipial
ltv And the piico 1 Cm is lemnik
nble u enn get-theni in black, brown
or giav And the shop is in jour own
homo town, and it's n tollable one.
A smnll ing rug is useful in all sorts
of pine os in the bathroom, just hi
tvvfen the two looms where vou nic
inustnullv ciossiug and marking tin
Mlnnr. iti Del linns on the ninth whnli
vim have inclosed. One shop is bavin,.
a sale of i.ig rugs in two mcs 'the
i ones measuring -." bj 5(1 mo si "." unci
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siikiiih sunnier uiea imi hum nnin
live cents a toallj remnik iblc bargain
Tor the names of bhops where ar
ticles mentioned in "Adventures
With a Purse" can be purchased,
address Kditor of AVoman's Page,
Kv utiso Public LiEDaiin, or phone
the Woman's Department, Walnut
R000.
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The Testing of Julia Grant
y IIAZ1CI, DEYO IIATC'IIKI.OK
ConrioM, til), tv VulHc l.tdaer Co.
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In Which Julia Asks Dr.
Grace
KKAI) THIS PIHST
Din ('myiii, hnviiiR jilted .ttitin
(tinnt for Nnnev nninwell, discovers
too Into thnt N'nnev hns been jilnjliiK
with li i in He derides to let the
titniit family believe that he hns
discovered his love fur .liilla lifter it is
too late, nnd tlirv nil sjiniinthize with
him but .T ill in s father In the mean
time .lulla lias Rone into n hospitnl
lo take the trniniiiK there, ami lier
beauty hns attracted one of the in
ternes and hns made an enemy of
one of the nurses .Tulln sees this"
inn o ro out against ordeis, nnd it is
iliseovered bv the superintendent,
drnre Menitt nectises Julia of linvInR
told
NOW CO ttN WITH TIIR STOKY
In a hospitnl rules nre inexorable.
Therefore, .lulln, no matter how sorrj
she felt for (iruco Morrit, roulil have
done nothing about it. The other nurses
Lvthered in little croups and talked
about it. Only Julia said nothing. Her
recent suffering: bad given her nn un
derstanding of (irneo Morritt, nnd
Grace's woids nbout n mini's fickleness
hnd stuU'k homo in Julia's heart.
'Ihe day follow iifg Julia's talk with
flrnee Menitt, Julia met hnd Dick
Nugent in the hnll. lie looked hand
somer than ever, but Julin with n curt
nod, passed him b. oi tried to. He
stopped her laiighinglj .
"Phase let me pass." .
"I want to talk to jou "
She liiised her ejes to his fno and
said teneh : "What could vou have to
sav to mcV"
"Why do j ou avoid me ns you do?"
"Whj shouldn't 1?"
Her ejes barelv veiled her scorn, nnd
he rnught the look.
"There's no reason vvhv you should
champion Miss Merntt. 1 didn't know
that vou nnd shn were friends."
Julia spoke then. "You knew that
she was going to lenve?"
He nodded.
"Aren't jou going to stand bv her?"
"What can I do? She wanted t,o go
with me.fl 1 didn't uige it Wi're tak
ing the matter entirelj too seriouslj."
And he hnd laughed his bojishT gav
laugh, that careless. Minuting laugh
which just then gidted on Julia's nerve.
"Isn't there anj thing to be done?"
she said evenly ""
Dick Nugent stared at Julin. She
had been standing iluoctlj m the sun
from one of the windows, and the light
caught nt her hair and turned it rudclj.
It wns like an aura of llimc. Her wide,
giny c.ves weie llaming ns she faced
him. She had been beautiful in her
' nngir
I "Vou might appeal to Doctor Xor-
Mule. , Ho is head surgeon heic He
niight do something, he said slow lv .
Julia turned from him. She would
nppcni 10 iroiior .noivihc .luua re
w,,ml,eicd his nariowed eves, his tense,
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QtiiU
Norvillc to Intercede for
Merrilt
firm fingers nt work, and fear (hitched
at her heart Ho hnd never seemed to
her at all frlendlj. He would, no doubt,
think her entiiely out of her element,
but she intended to go to him, just the
snnio. Ilecause nf the way Dan Carson
hnd made her suffer she understood how
(iinoc Morritt foil. She even under
stood the urge thnt had prompted Grace
to take a ilinneo of this kind when she
hnd known vvhnt it would mean. Dan
Carson ami Dr. Dick Nugent weie,
nftir nil, verv much the same kind of
men. And even though I.ucy hnd said
thnt Dan was sorry and was not happy,
lie had hurt her so deeply that she
doubted if she ever cniilii forget.
On her wav up to Doc I or XorviUc's
oflico Julias heart sank. Thhj was
sueh nn iitipieoedentod tltjng to do.
What would Miss Tjilly &ny if she knew?
Her heart begun to leap against her
breast and the pupils of her eyes widen
ed in n wnj that thev hnd when Julia
wasexcitid She hoped he wouldn't he
there, but lirr knock on the door brought
a nuiek "Come in," nnd she opened the
door and enteied The remembrance of
thnt moment made Julia licivous even
now dnjs later
'Julia had snfiid before him, her fin
Bern tightl.v interlaced. Her hnnd we're
not the slender things tiiej had been
when she hud entered the hospitnl. They
were reddened fmni work, but she wns
wonderful ns she stood there. She una
conscious thnt he was searching her vvitli
mat nan owed glnnce that she found
so distiiibmg, but she said clenrly:
"I (lime nbout Miss Morritt. 1 won
dered if vou would intercede for her.
fchc hns been foolish, but if she is sus
pended her cnioer will bo spoiled. v
She hnd raised her eyes to his then
nnd her iienrt hnd lenped strnnglingly,
although she could' not have told why!
Then he spoke.
"Won't she do the same thing all
over again? Don't you think it would
be simply postponing the entire mnt
tci?" "I don't know, vou may be right, but
I'd like her to Imp this chance if jou
think it's possible."
"I'll see what I can do."
"Thank jou "
"Vou might hnve a talk with Miss
.Morritt joursclf "
"Oh, I will I II be glad to."
And then Julia had gone out of the
door nnd had dosed it behind lier. She
was conscious of a sense of victorj and
yet, stiangelv, she "vv anted to cry. She
felt ns though her nerves wore nt the
breaking point.
(Tomorrow Julia remembers her talk
with Oraec.)
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THE WOMAN WHO FORGETS
THE PEOPLE BEHIND HER
Has So fyluch Spare Time That She IVastes Most of a Noon
Hour for Some One Else
rniiM long line waiting In front of theoplnlons of her In the minds of those
information window In the station
nt the noon hour wns keenly interested
in a woman nenr the head of the slow
moving procession, who seemed lo be in
a grent hurry. She gave the impression
that her train was ready to pull out at
any minute and that she must find out
about something most important before
rushing off to get nboard. Dvcry time
the crowd moved forvvnrd a step she at
tempted to make It two steps by bump
ing up close into the person nhcad of
her.
At Inst, to the relief of nlJ.who were
watching her, nnd nlmost every one in
line wns, she ronched the window. AVlth
a sigh of relief she settled her ling upon
the floor beside her, plncoel her arms
comfortably on the counter and re
marked affably to the busj, huriied
clcik behind the window, "I want n
timetable, please."
"Where to, madam?" he nsked
briskly.
"The South' she replied, unbutton
ing her glove and (onsultmg her wiist
watch.
"Well, the South Is a pretty big
plneo, madam. What part
South?"
"Oh, Marjhjnd," was the absent
minded answer, as she set her watch
by the big stntion clock.
"Where in Marjlnnd?"
"Why, Baltimore," she exclaimed in
a vvhy-do-jou-a'sk-so-mnnj questions
tone. And she got her timetable.
Clasping her glove carefully and pick
ing up her bag, she moved off unhur
ricdlj, leaving some dozen or two irate
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ment or for nviny moments nftervvnid.
Many of them were business people
with n few minutes in which to find
out about the trains to take thim away
over the week-end. Som" had a scant
five minutes before train -thne to find
out something nbsolutely necessary to
know. Is it strange thnt not one of
them could squeeze out anv kind
thoughts for a person who deliberately
wasted their time because she hnd
plenty of her own to spnrc?
If one of them hnd followed her they
would no doubt have seen her get hnlf'
waj through the gate to the train at
the head of another long line befoie
she lcmembcred that she had to show
her ticket. Then the closed bag, the
inside purse and the mislaid ticket
The lcsult, another heap of unsnoken
but most unflattering thoughts from her I
ueighbois. And can't jou see her in
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Ittalflfn cloulillnu the
beauty of jour linlr
t once, you will
linrlly find n t ,v
Imlr, fine unci ilonnv
new linlr crowing
all oer Ilia ni-aln.
the nnrrovv aisle of the Pullman telling
the. porter that there must bo another
chair that she can have, in spite ot his
repeated assurances thnt there is not,
while the crowd behind her vainly trjes
to get past her lo the fnst disappearing
scats in the day roneh bejond?
I wonder If she ever gets a picture
of hciself the womnn who keeps th
line waiting, who powders her nose nt
the lunclt (ountei while the business
woman waiting to take her place con
tinues to wait? And If she docs, docs
she sec hciself n mnrlyr to people bc-H
hind her who try to make her hurry?
I'm sure she doisn't S(e herself
through the dnikonecJ glnsses of those
whom slip keeps waiting. In fact,, I
doubt whether she sees herself at all
she just sees the woman she thinks
she s.
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'I o stiffen sheer fabrics like dimity
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