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MRS. WILSON MAKES PLANS
FOR ALL OF SUNDAY MEALS
New Hat Trimmings
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
Kidney and Tripe Pie With,
(1 Flaky Crttst Is a Delicious
Main Dish for the Dinner
By MltS. M. A. WILSON
CortrtoM, fllfl. i JJr. If. A. WUmn
All lllohts Kcservett.
rpHE English housewife will fre-
quently during the fnll and win
ter decide upon a kidney and tripe
pie for the Sunday dinner and when
It is served with either sweet potato
pineapple or pone it makes a very
delicious meal.
A SUGGESTIVE MENU
Sunday Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Sausage and Hot Cakes
Coffee
Dinner
Cheese Appetizer
Radishes Celery
Kidney and Tripe Pie
Sweet Potato Pinenpple
Braised Beets 1
Mrs. Wilson at Food Fair;
What She Docs and When
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.Mrs. Mary A. Wilson, food c
pert nf the KtenhiR I'lilillc Ix-ileer.
Is rIvIiik rooking ilrinoiistrntlons
iliillv at tlip Food Fair In Ilic First
ltcslmcnt Armorj, llroad and Cal
louhlll .streets.
Her program for loel.iy and to
morrow follows:
Toilaj
IS p. 111. Fireless ronlipr) . lire .ids
f i inn whole wheal, ildllrcl egg s.il.ul.
iliresc? ninelllcs anil p.islry.
Tonight
H.OO llrrad, fane fruit mil,
f.iiH) p.istr.
Tiiiiuiirmr
: p. in. l'lrrless rookery. Vienna
tiremN, millers, laer rake.
8 p. in. Cnrnhreails, fruit sal-ails.
Raisins Strudcl Coffee
Supper i
Finnan Haddie a lu King
Toast Coleslaw
Sliced Strudel with Fruit Whip
Tea
The markets are showing a splen-'
did variety of fall and winter vege
tables. Romaine and endive salad are
also plentiful. The market basket,
therefore, will require
Two oranges, '
Three-quarters pound of sausage,
Two ounces of cheese,
One bunch of radishes,
One stalk of celery,
One beef kidney,
One pound of cooked honeycomb
iripe,
One quart of sweet potatoes,
One bunch of beets,
One head of cabbage,
One glass of finnan haddie,
One package of pancake flour,
One package of raisins,
One quart of milk,
and the usual staples that arc in the
house. This menu would cost approxi
mately about ?2.75.
One-quarter teaspoon of tjiymc,
One-half buy kaf,
One faggot of soup herbs.
Cook slowly until the kidney is
tender and then thicken the gravy
slightly and season with
One tablespoon of 'orccstshirc
sauce, i
Four tablespoons of finely minced
parsley,
Two teaspoons of salt,
One teaspoon of pepper.
Now make some dumplings as fol
lows, and then drop them into the
stew; place in a bowl
One cup of flour,
Two teaspoons of baking powder,
One teaspoon of salt,
One-half teaspoon of pepper,
Two tablespoons of grated onion,
Three tablespoons of finely minced
paisley,
One tablespoon of shortening,
Five tablespoons of water.
Mix to a dough with the water and :
then woik smoothly. Turn on a boaid
and roll out one-half inch thick. Cut,
into tiny blocks and then drop into i
the stew. -Cook for fhc minutes and i
then turn the cooked kidney and
tiipe.into a casserole or baking dish
and cover with plain pastry crust,
cutting three gashes in the top to
peimit the steam to escape. Bake
Sweet Potato Pone in the
Shape of Pineapple Is
Something Neiv That
! Will Be Worth Trying
I a baking dish and then take a table
spoon and make the eyes of the pine
apple. Brush with shortening and
sprinkle thickly with brown sugar I
and cinnamon. Placy in a moderate '
oven for twenty minutes to brown.
Sweet Potato Pone
Spiead the mashed sweet potatoes
one inch thick in well-greased baking
pan nnd then spread tho top with
shortening and then spiinkle thickly!
with blown sugar and dust with cin
namon. Bake in a moderate oven for ,
twenty-five minutes. Cut into
squares and lift en a platter and
serve with the kidney and tripe pie.
Finnan Haddie, a la King
Pour boiling water over the haddie
and let stand for twenty minutes.
Drain well and tjion with a fork
break into flakes. Now place in a
saucepan
Two cups of milk,
Eight tablespoons of flour.
Stir with a fork to dissolve the
flour and then bring to a boil and
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Tho first of these unusual hats adds embroidery of jet to the plqiianey
of Its shape, while the second depends for Its attraction upon the waUng
of the monkey fur that surrounds it. The third Is a Math satin model
that proudly dlsplajs hands of while hid and liI.uW patent leather
feathers hut there nic no
nuur mm men uring 10 a uuu hiiu -vS'l'Illl'II
wm i. uwu , ui. rtuu me ,,,B- w f fc n , ,,,, hnt nre
paied finnan haddie and I Uo m(, t u jus, bK.n,p
1 wo green peppers, chopped nnc, f i,nt i ,nvo t sa about ostrich
One and one-half teaspoons of ;i- featheis that I line seleeted three hats
prika,
One-half teaspoon of salt, ,
One-half teaspoon of mustard.
Mix, using a fork to prevent
breaking the flakes of tho haddie. j
Heat until very hot and then serve j
on toast. '
Raisin Strudel
Place in a mixing bowl
Three cups of flour.
One teaspoon of salt,
Three teaspoons of baking powder, .
One teaspoon of cinnamon,
Two tablespoons oftsugar.
. Sift to mix and then rub in one
half cup of shortening and then mix
to a dough with nine tablespoons of
ice-cold water. Roll out one-quarter
' Kidney and Tripe Pie
'v 'Cut the kidney into small pieces, , and then serve from the dish.
'discarding the tubes and fat. Wash
well and then drain and place in a
.saucepan and cover with cold water.
Uring to a boil and cook for five min
futjes and then drain. Let cold water
Iriin on the kidney and return the
l&idney to the saucepan and cover
rfith boiling water. Wash the tripe
ind cut it into inch blocks. Place
5n, a saucepan with the kidney and
add.
4 , ,Onc cup of sliced onions.
in a moderate oven for forty minutes ' - Bny ". -
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ed raisins. Dust lightly with brown .
Sweet Potato Pineapple sugar and cinnamon and sprinkle i
Small sweets may be used for this with grated rind of one lemon, also i
dish. Boil one quart of sweet pota- j the juice of one lemon,
toes until tender and then drain and I Now roll as for jelly roll, tuck-
cool. Remove the skins and then
mash and season with
One teaspoon of salt,
One-half teaspoon of pepper,
One-quarter teaspoon of nutmeg,
Two tablespoons of butter
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THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
u.iw Games ' u"'" to the LeaRue of Nations, but it
Halloween Games u bctUr () hnvp th(m foo.sh
To tlu Editor ottoman a Paaf S-M The lucky ours who draw the
Dear Madam ill you kindly pub- blank (ans sit tul nud , u t
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suitable to play at n Halloween parU. i Anothor stunt ,hie!l r,.,lmres ,cry
the guests being girls from fourteen to , K()lemn facos ou the imrt ot the m.tl)rs
seventeen years of age .' is tllp orchestra. Have a master of
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ing in the ends very tightly. Place
on a well-greased baking sheet and
brush the tops of the strudel with
beaten yolk of one egg. Bake in a
slow oven for forty minutes. Use the
white of egg and one-half glass of
Form into shape of a pineapple on I Jelly for the fruit whip. Make an
cggiess mayonnaise lur mu uuiusiuw
as follows:
Place two tablespoons of evapo
rated milk in a soup plate and add
On-hulf teaspoon of paprika,
One-half teaspoon of mustard.
Stir with a fork to blend well and
then beat in two-thirds cup of salad
oil and when thick and creamy add
relnn I will send the games, 'lacy
are too long to print in the columu.
For an Evening Party
Xo tht Editor of Woman's Pane-
pressive tones that there will be a
selection by the orchestra. Then hao
the orchestra get up from various places
about the table or tables, and march
I soberly up to the platform. Tliey should
take their places quietly and luaUe up
One teaspoon of sugar,
One-half teaspoon , of salt,
One teaspoon of vinegar.
Beat thoroughly to mix.
Dear Madam Kindly tell me how i before tlie audience, putting on any
the schoolgirl costume is made. What i ornate golu-lacou baud coats and av
other costumes would suit a tall, thin
irlrl something where the hair is woru
in curls? When one goes to a party
with a young man and neither cap
dance what bhould they do go bit
down until unmasking, when they can
dee their friends? Is it proper to wear
a coat buit to an informal evening
affair? A RDADEU.
A schoolgirl costume might consist
simply of shirtwaist and skirt, but per
haps the more picturesque idea of it
would be a jumper and pleated skirt.
with n Kcdnnl bar slunc over your back
and your hair hanging down nnd tied i
with a nuge niacu dow. jjiu i Hnouiiui i
advise a tall, thin girl to wear that
costumt. She would look better in a
cap and black gown as the girl grail -
uate. France and Itelgium. tbe peasant
that they ho been able to get together
and producing their instruments from
behind their ihairs. The instruments i
of course may be combs with tissue-
paper, ukuleles, whistles, toy drums,
an; thing that can be had. lint be sure j
to have them play a real tune. Let it
be something that cierlind knows, be- I
cause that will be much funnier than it 1
they just plajed noises.
The baikwaul drill is another funny
one. In this about six people dies en
tirely backward, wearing a hut or pull
ing their hair down over their faces.
and having n fuNe face on the br"k of
their heads. They go through a num
ber of calisthenics: a wand chill is
funny, or a square dance. This nlwajs
puts the audience in convulsions of
laughter because the performers look so
Don't Fail to See
Mrs. Wilson's Movies
costumes, wear curls, and the fuli skirts, helpless and so wrong side about. I
bodices and aprons are becoming to the will send .ou some other games which
slender girl. Janice Meredith wears
rnrls. too. This answers II. V. , who
wrote on the same subject.
There will surely be some games of
some kind for those who do not dance
at the porty, and you and the young
man can take part in the games until
the unmasking. It might be better to
wait until later to go to the pa-ty. so
that you will get there just obotit in
time for the unmasking. You can
mingle with the rest of the guests be
tween dances, nnd if any one asks you
to dance ask him to sit out the dance
With you.
If you have a dressy waist to wear
with your suit, and the affair is verj
Informal, It would bo correct to wear
the suit. But it is more of a compli
ment to your hostess if you wear au
afternoon dress
Stunts for Banquet
To the Editor ot Woman' Past:
Dear Madam Kindly advise the
writer on some of your valued sugges
tions regarding the duties of an enter
tainment committee for a banquet git en
fop the executives nnd clerical force of a
large corporation. Should you have an)
amusing games, etc., 'which would be
appropriate for this evening entertain
ment, I would very much appreciate
same, -
fl; duties of an entertainment com
ailfa for a banquet usually consist in
getting up some kind of stunts to be
elven during the atTair or just after
ward. One stunt that is not ery new,
but iir always amusing, i to have a tray
passed to the guests, filled with cards.
Some cards are blank, others have sub
jects for speeches on them. Each guest
ho receives a speech card must make a
kfcort speech on the subject given him.
jyiie subjects may be anything from the
might do for later, after the banquet
is over. 1 hope it will be u huge sue- i
cess, '
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Some Difficult Questions I
To the ktlitar of Woman's Paae: l
Dear Madam As a leader of the j
Evening I'uiimc Lkikimi, I would
like ou to publish the answer to the I
questions below.
If a cannon was tired off the tear
platform of a moving train would it
muke any diffeience of the lange of the
gun 7
Docs the weight of a ten-story brick
building rest on the bottom course, in
other words, does each and everj course
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Ledokr. HEADER.
If you go to the reference room of the
Public Library, Thirteenth and Lo
cust streets, jou will be nble to find
books on this subject. Ask the libra
nuns to help ou. It is not a thing
that any one would know off huiid and
requires mmc leseurch thun I have the
time to do 1 mil sure you will be able
to find jour answers at the library.
It's so much easier to learn how
to use a recipe when jou su( an
expert use it first. You con have
that opportunity nil this week when
the cooking pictures will be shown
as follows:
LEIJANON CRl'MII CAKE
Friday und Saturday The Apollo,
Fiftj -second and Thompson stieets.
CORN .MUFFINS
Friday nnd Saturday The It.il
tiniore, Fifty-first and Baltimore
avenue.
CHARLOTTE Kl'SSK
Friday and Saturda.v The Lead
er Forty-first and Lancaster ave
uue. For copies of the recipes applj at
box office, or send scdf-nddicsscd
envelope to Editor of Woman's
l'ngc.
The Question Corner
Today s Inquiries
1. AVluit simple lotion that can be
made at home will help make
flabby skin firm?
2. What exercise will help to dc
elop thin legs?
.'!. How- can a rubber double-chin
bandage be made nt home when
it is not possible to buy one?
1. What is the donkey or Spanish
panier in vogue now for the eve
ning gown?
.". Whj should all senilis be pinned
before they are busted?
(5. What is Point d'AIencon?
Yesterday's Answers
1. In the butterfly costumefor the
I allow e'en part the bodice is of
black velvet and the skirt of gold
net or cheesecloth dotted with
s oks in deeper gold and black
velvet or paper. The wings which
come fioni a little above the waist
aie made of jellow or gold cheese
cloth or gnure edged witli black
nnd speckled with gold and black.
Tue wings aie wired. White
gnu?e can be dyed jellow for the
wings. The headdress is u gold
rap with a large' buttertlv ar
ranged crosswise in the ft nut.
"2. In n wedding after the ceremony
the best man does not walk down
the aisle with the rest of the
wedding partj.
".. 'Pole is painted tinware.
4. To prepare paraffin' that hns been
used for use again heat to a boil
ing point and strnin through two
or three thicknesses of cheese
cloth. If this does not thoroughly
cleanse it treat again in the same
way.
.". Oil of sassafras sprinkled where
led ants arc seen will help drive
them uvvuy. .
(I. Ruining n sulphur candle will re
move the musty smell from a
cellar, but all food must be re
moved for the fumes will pene
trate it.
Adventures
With a Parse
that are quite osti fellies for today's
illustration
We rei.llj seem to have gone ostrich
mad. Ostrich-tiimmeil evening gowns.
ostrich fans, handbags of ostrich tips.
lounge cushions of ostrich fentners. eve
nine cloaks with ostrich feather collars
Rut then that is tho great faulti of us
Americans. When we take up a new
iden ip dress we take it, too seriously.
Thcic are three other trimmings that
nre every bit as new and smart as os
trich jet. nioiike.v .mil kid, and they
make n pleasant variation. And in the
cut todaj jou mu.v see how they are
used. At the left is u black velvet
lint with the brim lolled buck from
the face a shape that is decidedly new
nnd generally becoming. The trimming
is jet enibi older. The bat in the
center is of brown velvet, the monkey
fur being used ns an edge for the brim,
nnd nt the light is n small hat of black
satin with hands nf white kid striped
with black patent leather.
Copjr'ght. ll'll). by Florence KoBe
Fads of Fashion
The new coat linings arc quite dceoia-tlve.
T ASKED her if she had mi) tiling to
tell nic about for the Adventures.
Together Vc walked around In her fas
cinating little shop. "These boskets
are nice," she said, pointing to flat
straw baskets, looking somewhat like
fiat purses, one fitting Into the other.
"They cost only twenty-five cents," she
explained. For n minute, I was not
particularly impressed. And then 1
understood. "Wh). of course," 1 ex
claimed, "If a woman were clever with
n brush, she could paint stunning de
signs on them. In bright blues, oranges,
blncks apd greens." "Yes," she
agreed. "And then sonic people cro
chet bottoms to them, and decorate
them with crocheted Mowers." Think of
the possibilities of these little baskets
with their modest price of twenty-live
cents,
I am one who loves cold weather. 1
love to come out on brisk mornings,
and have to wall; fust to keep win in.
And 1 thrill to cold clear nights when
the' sharp nir brings a stinging color to
the cheeks, ltut when I'm in my own
home, with n comfortable chair, and a
good book, I want wainith. I don't
want to feel a diaft on my jieck, or
any other part of my anatomy. Which
may or may not be the reason for my
having been nttracted immediately by
the strips of felt, to tack around win
dows to keen out cold air. You can
get twelve-jaid pieces of this 'felt for-i
ten cents. And I must say that con- '
sldering the prices we pay for eon I
these da.vs, we want to do everything
we can to get all the good fiom it.
A delightful gift for the little boy '
or clrl who must he kept ill bed until
a cold is broken up is one of thesurpiise
boxes I diseoveiec today. It is inter
estingly decorated, nnd contains seven
fascinating little packages, one for each
day in the week. Each is tied with n
differently colored ribbon, a color for
each day in the week, and the little
rhyme on the front of the box tells
which color belongs to wlu'ch da). The
price of this bo is Sl.ti'i. I would
strongly advise )oU to let tne tell ou
now where ou can pin chase one, for
WilllC .Mill 1I1U) IIIIL Mllll 1.111- 111.1, ,.MU
will pioDaul ue vcr) giuu in l.nnvv oe
it some da), when tired little legs be
come restless from Inactivity, and et
doctor's ordeis requite u longer time in
bed.
A charming guest loom set consists
of a pitcdier. tumbler and cnnillestick
of old-rose china. Thev lest ou u
tra.v' which matches. The price is
$.i.r0. It is in the guest loom above
all other rooms that we love to put the
little attractive cxtias.
DO YOU ENJOY TROUBLE .
LIKE THIS GIRL DOES?
Life Would Mean Nothing to Her if It Yielded 'Nothing to
Complain About
THE young woman wns describing n
a certain man's wife. f
"She would be nil rlgW if she didn't
mourn so much," she said.
"What do .von mean, 'mourn'?" her
companion asked.
"Oh," was the reply, "she just sort
nf loves to have something to wear
a long face about."
I oveiheoid this conversation on the
street enr nnd It just occurred In me
how easy it Is for any of us to fall Into
the, habit of liking to be doleful about
things. Ever, f'lnsthiii-e. have the cheer-nie-up-lf-jim-dnre'
feeling?
The other day 1 run Into a young
friend who wns wearing a face two nnd
a half sles too long. "It's always that
way in our family." she; confided,
"How?" I asked.
"Well," she explained In n tone of
resignation. "I wanti'd to take dancing
lessons this year nnd now .lack comes
home nnd sn)s he has to hnve a elress
suit. Dad sa)s he ought to have It. too.
and the family can't iitTnid both this
full, so I have to go without the dancing
lessons."
A few minutes later the conversation
turned to my little fiiend's wealthy
aunt.
"She gave me twenty live dollars for
my birthiln.v," she volunteered. And it
wns all so plain lu my own mind I
couldn't help suggesting, "Well, why
don't jou use it to pay for the dancing
lessons?"
"I did think of Hint," she mused,
"but J. saw the best-looking beaver
muff the other day nnd I've about made
my mind up to get that."
''Hilt you've got that lovely seal muff.
)oilr mother gave )ou last Christmas.
Can't ou make that do?" I could not
resist tr.ving to solve the pioblein some
how. ,
"Oh. I suppose I could," thp little
girl slghnd. "That's alwn.vs the way It
is when you'ie the youngest in u family
like ours. Always- making things do.
1 just wish I could stuit out sonic time
with n "hci'i new outfit like other girls
cnn. Honestly, sometimes 1 get the
blues simply awful."
WHAT, clear friends. I nsk you, can
you dci -with n little: fiienel like this?
This particular one walked away leav
ing me very pensive. I lad I seemed -theS
Mvmpnthetlc listener? Pi nimbly, in fact,
that Is the whole trouble. When we
ramble on about ouV woes, our friends
do seem to lend a synitiathetlc ear. Itnt
consider lnv leal feelings ns my little
friend nf the twenty-five dollars went
down the street. When I think of them
now it makes me reso've "never to "en
jo) " my troubles again !
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Syrup
There is a
coat skirts.
now outwiird spring to
Little frills still
round necks.
finish the shallow
A charming tie on model has the ex
tension of its skirt on one side only.
The coiffuie, for evening wear is low,
the knot being placed especially low.
For the names of shops where ar
ticles inentioued in "Adventures
With a Purse" can be purchased,
address Editor of Woman's Page,
Evkmxo I'l in ic LLlHir.it. or phone
the Woman's Department, Wnlnul
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Georgette, Satin, and
Tricolette dresses, in a
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Their Duplicates Cost
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THOUGH there is a pleasing
suvinjr on this new fashionable
boot it is one of the many new
up-to-the-miniite styles always to
be found nt the DelMar Shop t.t
from ?U.UU to ifLUiJ lower than any
other store.
Every DelMar shoe isa special
value! Our upstairs loca
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reason.
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THE WHOLESOME HMf
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JUST as the spinning
wheel had to gh e
way to the gigantic
looms of our modern textile
factoriea, ao will the old
fashioned, cumbersome
treadle sewing machine
have to give way to the
new Electric Free-Westing-
fnouse. No more will sewing be looked uoon as drudoervl
Tho Free-Weatinuhouse. with ii Nnili.in i, !,
controller and swilt, perfect action, makes it a delight.
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.'& Kiwi iv.iiu ur jmvne us ana we
will tell you where you can nee them,
H. C. ROBERTS
ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY
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PHILADELPHIA
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