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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBEB 15, 1921
SARAH D. LOWRIE'S
SATURDA Y EVENING TALK
Fbr the Restless Girl Who Doesn't Knew Where te Loek te
Find Happiness
I
Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
He'a Indifferent
Pear ('within r nm , irirl of nine-
T.TUST happened that within n single I vn.V( te spi ml lite, b,it t li de uei knew ttcn. of tin., uv crane type. I have been
WHAT LONG TASSELS CAN DO FOR A DRESS
.vWttjSJS,
hew tn iti't life. i Se'tig tli 11 yeunif mini two enrs my
Thin hnve been tannin bctur thnu ' "nl" vVe thought 11 geed bit of enc h
ever tl.cii- mothers nml futbers were ' 'r- ?" en ncceunt of Ills going te
iniiirtu i,.nv 1.. I-,. , m. .tlmr nml i c"eul fl" three ears could net tnarrv
taught I e te l.il. etic an -t her urn T,)lB . d premise te ,
tin- truth about birth nm death nml wllI, , ,,0 .rtf) tllreUffh n',ul m ,0 '
disease nml tlie rights 11ml wrongs el meantime te together steadily Kvi-ry-ei-leti,
but the Imvi' been H'l't te find 1 thing wit (In; for about a month, until
out tieil (or thriiisc ve-i, with most of ' l'ew weeks age he became Indifferent
tin- cl-tcs t!mt slieuhl Imve been thelts ' tewnid me 1 think n geed bit of h m
b.v light of birth disc-ink-,! nn tilineces , n'ul (' net " '" fixe him up
snr.v. ' ON 13 IN lAil 11T
I If he Is IlKilflVrilit better give b t '
iL 1 j . . '"."" 1 -r NCItAITIN't! tin- thin's tlmt our up new. for nnirfcrence Hfter innrri.ige 1
an independent career te nn Inde- 11.1 i.m. tin lim' '"' , 1, krJtr le tar itanaiiylhlw
pendent lunlei.ui. ench nf them nnd nb- general inn imsulcred nen-cs-entliil I
tallied with 1 mull bother nml no grudg- in our rc.igie.is knewhdgc we still kept ,,."" v m u
In. Jt s-emnl likelv thai in the mat- Stent inh.-itnncc of knowledge ,,f (ied ( "y With Your Mether
ter of husbands ., ml 'ft lends thej would ' nml have been lintii"r.su-iiblv helped by .nI. t-iitn'r I nm n veung girl'
be permitted te "go ahead and have' "hat we kenl. Mm ve laid sueh 'tress , net quite seventeen, and bav,' l)en 11!
(heir own wu."" upon what we di-ranled that the i;eti- 'MBh school rtuilent for almost thrce
T umiu 1. .1 ,.n..n. ii-'v . in.i.:.l Hint 'intlen niinina en irut die imprest,, 11 , ' " 1 can nun, is Miiwromifiieu
tUA.. .. .. . ,...- '. .. t . llmf flint . ns nhe it nil rnlitrttm nv .1 ' t
iifi ur t' Oct iininu . u r i wa- Mr : : ' ,. ...- ..
week lately three persons that I
wns with iivcrred In the ordinary nirn'
of convcrnntlen that, thin were seldom
happy. They weie all girls miller
twenty-five, mid thej were nil three
prcfty girt!. two nt them were nota
bly heniltiful. imtciil ami thej wete
well-born ntui well iff mm well cet 'ip
beHi ns te physlipii1 mid sui'reiindlns
I'lrcumstntiei'M.
Anything nn one of them had
I'hoRen te wnnt verv mueh, fiem
an
pi'iKCil that they leeegnizeil the f.ut s-e
p!alnl mid tlult the wen- se mutter-ef-fnet
about it. Tney weie net pekIiie
or trylii'j te be Interesting, or fedinc
.INiurdcil heap of emwhiii beliefs audi
entnusinsins Ami tae gave us
the 1'ieillf for belli!? what we are If
tlii.-e I,,' -mi v iilue or un (iraise
work I nm a mat drtsBer : M:: te
cln ss uiMin sh Am net iiltefrelher i
.. .. ,..,.! 1 1.. ..(-..!
lutmselviM lemnntic. Tbe were just """'" ""' "'i"1'""'
oereti witii themselves an. a Ittle r.- , , ! V " , liT ' ', " , ., , ,
ucntftil nt life In Ei'iiernl s thou 'h ' "lln,; ' nnl riKl,t '" ,hK ' ,h,n ( '
thev found benseh i .' a tvni n "",st ""'"' l"'l'",m U,,"'1 thi"' '" iMr I
were Z nt it i,1.i,,S bl n J..IKln,,llpn:,'"u nM l',,ksibl- '.nJ
out of i '"e' their parents as beinj prebabh geed
T 11 AH nut partleuhirlj porn fur an
one of them, because, tn the huinl-Jo-iiie.ith
lit,, eneii t,ns i.,ulitii;, if she
liutl been satisfied and leinplneent iliere
Would iave been no hope that she would
ever reiiie intn her own nml pull out
But I was i urn 1: 'e I new hew ilev
were hand'iii'; lheius"lves under the
strain Te'- it is a stialn en the mind
iiikI bedj te feel most of the time un
bnpp. .
I dul u.'l -i ntiMhinc te the first
Kit I. I jt! -t listened and shook tin
nenu bi-pm'I.v and et it ?e as th.ei"l
wuiieui ii'iicien illi'l et tliemseive, us
ltliiR ne.ther r'Hyb'tis nor poed, but
pti'hablv honest with themselves an 1
" undid with their elders, if thc, nie
allow id te he, and tliHt is the e'.tent
of their spekini; after lied
A MAN' in." go through l.fe ntui 'nine
revi i been in low. or niu hn 1; an
nifist! tt'iup) 'iini' nt, or nu.y fall te he
prn tienl in bi's!ii-s dp imn ni ve- be
nble te gri u M'lmtifie viewpoint, nml
still liekiiis one or the etliep nf t'e'se
nppren, hi's te life, net hiel; life. But
I iiinnet i.eiii fei'liii-j that that L'iil and
usy I am eenslilered viry coeii leek-
In ir. but lintc te admit It I use routfe
, :.nd pe-Ader, but net tee much, and inner
co out nlRhtP Never went te a dance
hall, iidtber de I care te pte. Dear
Cjnthln, I am koeiI te (Very one. try te
p'i use my parents, but they don't rIve
me th" sllfihteHt theuKht I ant eh, f,e
ot'i'hei.U" ' Sjinetlims 1 BO te bed and
er myielf 'e sleep Ne one ever careu
for m cempaii with the eteept en of
fellows, but I hate fe lows, Cynthia I
h.id one Reed friend, but he hit the
rund nnd Is In vaudeville He wns mere
than a bretl,-i te me, but I bne no one
ilpe whom 1 confide tn. I live with my
moth' r but alie deisn t t.'k It te heart
and. ('.With n, I nm il'mumed with s,uch
( life I have ii-CL'U.'d sewtal letter.s
fiem n- be friend te join him and
tr.i'el. but I am only sesifleen, se I
il n't knew whetlur Id be delnfi I lRht.
I il dn't t 11 mother, because be nilKlit
s;. t upset nbejut It Ken theutth I'd
t 11 her she'd auree that I must marry
him Hu. I delist married life. I lire-!-
lift the way It l Se, dear 'ynthlft,
plense advise me what te de. I will be
l !f I ... ... . . a . , ii nil!.,,. In nrn 'inuvpf 111 in'lr en Mmlt.
were a inatu-i- t "it would M.lmit .If n n" "" ""'ll """ K'rn i Her dm audi '"- w "" "" ' L ', "
(ii-oussien ai ,J wi. ,, I '. i. ' "" -'""'"tinn that are like her have some- I r'AI'
th Vlr n i' I1'.'."1'' In, ,l"' iT11''1'7' f"r,Iit ''af ""'Is'"' """ movement I
nmlcn, J.',l J ' r,,'N "'", 1"'l"ns .laneit.K e- athletics the only pin su'al Asks Many Questions
nnn copper sreens of nutumn were Hew- reaction m ssihle I , , .,,,
Ing pan en ficli -lib' iiiii'-ir i, .1 . "in ' ' , , Ii.ar Onthla-
Rreiiiid for luVrntl,,. ,i, ,e.r. t 1 ' arc trapped . th.n r,ist lw,fi rir8t Is It Improper -e Be with a
h.euild ter llll rntlie,. (InmilMtltle, rillher riM WIT llllt mill fulfil nml ",l mn. lr,v nn n hll... 11 Hnn't .mil, n et-nll
',, m-iiu
vyiu: ,., tl!
'llIW .IO .(,ll I
de
.1 1,1 "111 II .11 SIM, ill
imssiiiR. that TinfiiiiiMv shP wnsn't
happy. I broke In nil a n qiicvti.ui.
il ' irs. t unluppi ,
lure! it li.tii' ,1 .
oeinbnt t.ic fe. lin3. I mean?"
"I don't ,'iimbiit it. I just de sere.
thine els- nil the time. s0 ns te for"et
It." -h" 'a'd
I'e jnu er ImriM hn' in
semefhin" ids.- nil the t.mn'."
"Ilered'.' Wh'. nati.rall'. ' I um
nlwnjs Ijored ere m wh"ti 1 ,"ii ,'jr.
Ins a lnatch ei winnins or lminj; n
pnme," wis In . . ali.i annu'ituemrnt.
"Dees i; hit . - te ; en te try r" r"
lli;ien for unliap!' ri"s. i, ,' way of'fnll ef'fnll
Ins back en ynmethins bie.u. 'some one
infinitely crent?" I ashed her as cas
ually ai I could, for they hate any
thing that snurils !!!;. pre.ii hini. nat
urally, nut one eiililii
offer a hand.
"Ne. I wouldn't knew hew I
wouldn't rh:-!. of i: anvwa Hew
could 1?" sh,. nske.l bluntlv.'
"I was wendeiniK if von cut pi a veil
for a wa ei't"'" I sai.i, teritativih
'I would net Une, hew exnctU.' She
paused with a fr..wn. "I never feel the
least bit reliR'eus in "hurch. de you?"
"I have," I i onfe.-ed, "hut i' is nut
n fcelfn-.' that is cunlitied te churches
fertunatelv. It is a p-eat feelins'"
"I certiunl-. have nuer hnd it then."
wni her short. ri-ji vinlict. And ait v
that wc dievc en in silen, '
TN OXK v a or ntnither U has . ,mr
- te mj l.nAv!e.;e rlmr for many of
her generation this verdict is true
The thin; that has htpprnprf te these
bejs and girls nf this generation I
this: They nie lil. iicejile sittili'.' down
te a table en unich is abundant fe nj
who yet are st.iTin hei au" thm de
iiet knew the t'n ir meiit is are uitnnt
for eatint; ai well us specking and k.s.s
Inj. They have hern Initiated into all the
thin? different" The only wnj ter l
them e live is te work or pluv 'until
thpi are tired enough te sleep. K.en
Sel UK te sleen tl.e have te hllV" books
with et'nr persons' n'. ts and theuKhts i
te iiim t.iem Inte oelHion. And the i
are lealh erv phuk nnd reticent uh
I'.vt the strain of it. One admires them. '
ever the boulevard or through the I'ark),
stcitl'iR fairly early In the mern'nR and
l.istlticr till late in the afternoon and
t ik'ni, same threunh the seunti.v '
Second When a bev nsl.s where one
w.ir.'s te go and party Is mere ur less
tltiiiil about sugifeBtltiK for fear of It
b.-lnif tee expensive or otherwise unsat
isfactory, bow can shv 'wrlggk." out
of the suKKc.stlni? and let him" decide?
knew win.se f'uilt it is I ' Th'nl. Mew can a ffir: politely In
..... ii is. x fnrn h hnv that she 1 net desirous of
Usnei t Mi T Wllelll theie fnnlt ,i , R.i..(nfr him i-.r entert.-i In Ine- him nftnr hn
their parents', or their Krnnilnarents". i h.ss , ailed a number of t'rres nnd proved
I (1) net knew Mthei v.'i.U '.'.ill remeih unsatisfactory in meat Kipeits"
it: ihe.'i- fathers and mothers, tln-m- ' , r'rth lip jeu bell. v.. that most
-elvep. e- their chihl-en ei some er,...' h wlU a,em 'l;,nc,n(r vvlth or eutcr-
..'"...: ,' , ' snm' Kr'a t.itnlnK ,i Kirl who Is stout or inclined
""','"' r-ei.lllOM ei (lie ul.e greilt l's- .!,.. tehv' Plh mn ni iw
bev n.nlers w u explain, as s"veial or
T no
susr
'i'.vevi-n. jnviVM. m
The Girl Who Lacked Personality
Wants te Knew Hew te Acquire It
This Is a Difficult Quality te Describe, but It Can Be Gained
by Constant Applications of Sclf-Cenfidenca and
Assurance of Success '
Photes by Old Masters nnd Fltx
The street dress with its cellar and cuff of light crny fur is given a touch of distinction and style by the long
silk tassela which hang from the narrow string girdle. The afternoon frock of canton crepe, made en slim lines,
makes n speclnl point of its front breadth, but even thnt would net Rive It such an air n tassels de, drooping
languidly from belt and cuffs. While in the evening, en n white satin dress, it is dlfJicult te use regulation
tnsscls, but we de thn next best thing by having the whole front of the skirt covered with long strings of jet
heads, arranged in groups as much like a tassel as possible
In These Dainty Party Menus Mrs. Wilsen
Satisfies the Wondering-What-te-Seroe
sentlnl of lifi religion.
ir. i.s bound te cone te th..i that
revelation; thev nnnet face life as a
generation without it and live.u Thev
.itme' hear the "wifiit of . i .'i? iti.ui
Without n belief anil n h,,n.. nnl
sit bv and net outgoing love or a trnnsi emlent geed
ness nnu wisuem and power infmltelv
;'reat"r than theuis 'Ires.
AND se though I nr,
verdict i,f the girl
my l.i'ff. friends have complained of
this fi ult In most boys they've Met.
'AWn.'I.ClM.IOUS "
Net '.proper but net conventlenu'.
and any mink n mother would net
allow her ilauRhter te go.
Tell tlie boy jeu want him te plan
the p.i .". that ou enjoy It b. iter when
he arrntiRes it
Tiv being 'net at home" everv time
m s.lent en the , he c. lis
irl that she h..,1 ' -some te:.s 1I..1 stout t"r,
I'vei- 1 n i.essessi hv religion ntui ! 'ucr et Prel,TC"
did net recenire ,t ns :l jf,. feice. ami . ,. , t
though 1 have leasnn te knew thnt rhe I A Sad pliQht
..in inn Mini in. net go te p mivh ., I)e.(t i v nth e. About a
or interest ' dear i'vrt'."i, at a party I un-t ,i vum g
man nneut tigntien vears or .ige 1
hnd enlv k'ewn hltn ab-ut a month
It's an Elaborate Affair. Chicken and Oyster Putties
Featured, Though for an Informal One ISevel
Salads Ave Substituted
Are
I
Tlnri c.iyis e )trO flei.i
Stir with wire whip or spoon te ilis-
II s all
nnu it nor hiie.v I'lirii.si.v
'eiKeining it. I am net hopeless of
their coming fate te fai P v irii it even
tunl'v. Their knowing tint t e nre net
l'.lppv, ,'ieir awareness th't they a..'
hiing diver'ed, their haired of hvpoc hvpec
risv. their het est nil then- I ' take
as signs, net of ticfenf. -).'.t of nil,
v letnri
It mitt
for thnu
Theie is (c,ir ,,ne vay t i. ee'er gen
eration mii he'n thnt s.n"tatimi whhli
must s,i, .pen i, nnd 'hat is for i's net
riily te i Itnev leihje the source of our
'nsi'irafi n. h ,t e live ins) ired lives.
f-ai
r.ge.
wien He ,ns';,il for a goed-nigiit kiss
I refusfd b.m Hr.i I think was right.
Til? neM 1. Kh h did the sale th.nvc
I also refued then and told him that
any ; en lg glii that amounted le any
t ling weuldr t (le suci' ,i 'hmi Hu
By MBS. M. A. WILSON
Cofi-jneht. 1011 lrj Mr .If. I. U'ilaan. AM
ner.it reicrvcu ei,. ii. n. .i ,i,- t.i., i,.,n
c"l I 1 II' 11' 'II 1 t III t 111 VII I'l lllk I1' il I'llil,
mm ipiestien frequently arises ju.st ('euk slowly for fifteen minutes nnd then
J- what te horve for retreslunents at sp( mia saucepan in a pan n neiiing
home nffairs. This meal can be cithi"- w liter Mid )!iicc en the stove. Season
I very simple or ns elaborate as eu,highlv and add the piepared chicken.
' pVasc. The two incepted forms of Nev. cover the mushrooms wit li heil-
' serving are, tir.-it te rent each guest nt ing v titer and cook for si- minuteH,
tlie table; and the second, te serve from Ilniin wll and then mid te the eh' ken
n buffet each couple hunting a i ei ami pltuc the ev -ter . in a saucepan and
i nook te enjoy their bite, or they may ln-.it slowly te the boiling point. Coel:
stand around the table in I lie dining for thin- minutes m,d siir well. Drain
room. Today the method Is usually and add te the chicken with
I called the platter service.
' In preparing the table, if the guests
are te be .seated, the usual method is
i te arrange a table with a ecntcrpieie
and then place the nuts, raisins, nun-
Adventures With a Purse
TpVKKY once in n while," I heard
-LJ a girl say. discontentedly. "I get
out of things te rend. I simply de net
knew what te get next," De you ever
feel that way? Kver wish that you had
n ically geed book te read, and vet don't
knew what te buy nr get from the
llbrmy? Wjdl. let me tell you about
a hook thnt is most useful te people who
ti.'ilh want te read with dlscilmlnatlen.
It contains u list of every worth-while
Kngllsh author, together with a brief
account of his life nnd n list of his
books. It Is really a text book for the
reader who weu'd like a little guidance
In ills rending. Tlie price of this
valuable little book is $1.23.
TWO glrlH went through business col
lege together with canal piicccm.
With ent.nl rh.inew they urpllcl fdi"
n position nnd took an examination.
Again they were equal In their knowl
edge of the :eurse which they had
html I ed.
But that wan where It ended.
One girl was kept, the ether din
missed. And afterwerd the emplerer told his
iccretery that lie had kpt her because
the had mere personality than her
friend.
He new her friend wants te knew jtnt
what pernenallty Is and hew she can
acquire It.
These are two very difficult qtiestlenH
te answer.
Personality Is one of thn.e Indeserlb
nble things, like charm, that lend you
around a circle when you attempt te ex
plain them.
"Personality Ik the ability te put
vnitr.3lf ever." you may t-ny te your yeur
f.elf with everv intention of making It
clear, but with little sucresi. "It Is n
sort of exaggerated self-confidence
without being conceit. If Is sort of
pep; no. it's different; it's It's just
personality 1"
YOU will find It easier te tell what it
fn'f, te reach what It m.
It Isn't, for Instance, the distinguish
ing feature in the character of the per-f-en
who seems colorless, chnrar-terles's.
I'plnelcss.
It is rather the peculiar fore of char
acter, unassuming nnd uncenjiclm's
1 heugh it may be, which mnkes the pcr
wn who has It stand out from imeng
her neighbors. ...
She may net realize thii, but she can
net hide it from ethers. It compel tWl.
Interest and nttentlen, whether they llkl
It or net. ' '"
"Hhe hain't an attractive pwioml, pwieml,
v." you hear people sny semetCi
m she certainly has get renSSffc
Site nets what she wnnts when 0..
ran be described In that wny.
This girl who was su-cesRful n th.
trial for n pailtlnn probably hnd ?!
Mnd of iK-rseimllly which ranker ht,
pleasant because she hns ennlldenea In
malting a nle.inant imprrsslen en thei
who meet her ; that imme confidence in
her ability te make gejd puts her nhwiil
of the jrlrl who hopes she will, but is net
quite sure.
And the ether clrl can aentiire thin
type of personality by developing 1
greater 'lelf-eenfldence.
Net cenreit, net pride, but lack et
fear and false humility.
TUB humility which makes a girt
assume a modest "I'll try. but I
don't knew whether I can or 'net, ex.
prcHsi'in. when she knows perfectly well
thnt ihe epn If she Just exerts herself a
III tie. Is the greatest enemy of n j0,
winning personality.
Rue-ens s it grente: help, nut unHl
Micccps nrrlveH it Is necessary te leek
forward te It nr. a certainty In order
te work up the Helf-cenfidenre.
Vnu knew hew ensv It Is te be win
ning, .imlnble. eager te please, strenr
nnd fearles.i and forceful if you are sum
of wiccesH.
And if rm nre nil of these thlnri
then it will be necesrnrv In descrlhbi
you te use these magic words, "She hi
I personality. I'll give her the position.'
The Heart Pirate
IJy HAZEL DEYO nATCHELOB
Cown-feftt, 10H. rj rMIc Ltdeer Company'
be their vhfeiv. net
eilil ll.a lut nlrl h. hil nhlfllN 1.' utteit . ,.. .. .. ,1... ...I.I.. .....1 ...,. .n ili.i
nate ,7 , : ... ";, ;:" ,.V,"i ,.. .. , neus or iruic en me imm- enu n.-nt i..-
I1""1""""","" r' ...in-, uj-irr.i . .j j fe , Uct v fiem tin
'a ady I ns,ed him w iv boss apvavs "' n V ' "',.. r. .,i i.', I,. -,
Oi,v-hii CMi of fluffy chopped iair
hy. Ihii-hiilf ten ml e; b'tt'rr.
St ir i arefully te hbml and then cook
iiniil scalding het an
bid's. Yeu can maki
Until Richard Iitakr.ilcc kidnapped
Theodora Catdirclt because lie did
net icon te eicc up hii private .iro .ire
retary, Thve huielf knew very little
ahent love. Khc thought the loved
Jimmy lltnnd; she irm sure the
itanted te marry him, but alone icith
Hlaketlcc en Am private yacht, twrpt
off her feet finally by "" passionate
levemakinp, the teas concieti of
his strength and of Jimmy's weak
ness. Nevertheless she remained
loyal te Jimmy until when she re
turned te him he reviled her, and
showed his real self. Hint te the
soul at the things he said, htr pride
rose in arms, and erectid a barrier
between herself and lliakeslee,
although she had broken her engage
ment and was free. When Hlakeslce
came te see her he demanded te meet
the man she had premised te marry,
CHATTER XLVIH
Twe Men and a Maid
. .... i.n ,i iiii a. i v nieiiieiu micr sue iienni ine (wet
mllKO started vielentl. nnd Wakes- des en hn t,lp (loer thnt cMed Wb
J-. lee released nor. i or a mmueui sue
New in the first place, unless veu
have tin- money te buy a renllv bhutlfui
necklace, theie is no use in reading
further. Ker this necklace Is expen
sive. Jiut eh, you should see it. It is
fashioned of lovely elliptical shaped
rose iiunrtK. Anil eneb sninnfli fnlnttvl
Muslin! stone is surrounded by n bnnil i Almest mechanically she found hcr hcr
ef glittering rock crj still. I can see I hei( moving forward slowly. She lies!
thl'i levelv necklace nzninst. feri . . .. !, ,in. enj
steed irresolute, fearing te answer the
ring nf the bell. Suppose by any wild
stretch of the imagination it should be
.Ilmmy! But no, fate couldn't play a
trick like thnt. It would be tee cruel.
instance, a black velvet gown. It Is the
sort f necklace one rarely sees, and,
therefore, hns nil the charm of Indl.
serve in putty i viilunllty and distinction.
ine nrc.iu pan
Shells hv ciittlni' s lees nf hrenil three Vnw nnn. .p .i.An ...i.i-.... ir -. .
. - . , -- --- ........p, ..... ... ..... ,.... -.-. ........... ,..,. ,,.,i,i,-'. ..., ,i,,H.i.KP
,,.." .................. '.. .,..,. It'l. . I. .. f .... ,1 It tn !,, ..nr. l,,l ....... ni . . , . . . ... .... i r.llm. nM ..k.. .... '.. . ..... .. . ...
ours I nsked for sum foolish things lie uucuen. v nini un- i"---. " -" -- uicnes illicit nnd ineii trim en tin- crust, ...-. ... .......iv mmim ju or .nnin loei.
! answered t.i.it ull boys like. : k.ss cold, the plates maj be arranged ear- IJemew the i-iumbs from tenter and
jiretty girls I am what some people it.r in the evening se that no delay in least Then use. I
l;.lI',rc.uL ,. l'lVV ''.re.V," ';"L'J..J,.1,r: '''rving will he felt. ivinrv .i v, s..nirf, ' Head 1 our Character
prettv . 'nm!: meii ll'ut U matters no- I The table arrangement for the infer-
Celery nnd Nut Sandwiches
( hop lettuce, celery and nuts
SARAH D. LOWRIE.
Th
rough
By
a Weman's E
JEAN NEWTON
yes
d'earV nVh.:. llew pretty or" hen,".. a ' , supper can be" made very att. active, '-op -Httuce ry n nuts w,y
petsuu is she- can be a lady, can't nn,l give ou a wide scope in the in-'1"1" "n;1 tlu'n nsun and mix with two
she f hnvv never foil the maw te "ailgPmcntH This service is used with I'S of mayonnaise dressing,
vvai.l Vir h me 1,-ar Cynthia, although (J n , lui;,lb(,r ()f K,.Ms. when il is Lcmen (-ec)nut ril0
Wt1 ,'J v ' 4'tlfi (Jliltl ltTillii i I ,. i. .nut i in itn i
1 Real-Life Pollyanna
Yeu knew what "ii iviiis sud
about l'ellyanna, who showed us all hew
easy It was te he glad'' that i' wa
all risilt in n I lav . hut tae h.,1
business" could 11 - t ! mn-.e te wen.
that wny in re il life
Well, we've fii'imi imm n it.i', 1 ic
Pellynnnn It m Mnrrv ti'illens, ,',...
Yerk's famous smiling cn;'iile. v he
hopelessly deformed nn-I helplcs ns
lie Is, reaches and ir ' I hi- be
lief thnt "the ,enn v ertn while .s 'he
man who 'in smile . e;i everv ihuii
gees (lend w reng
The most censp,' ie is ruing nhcut
the little room v hen he has lain en
h cnucli for the last thirty-four years
Js the big. giyh (U'cernted sign remliia
"Smile, plens-p'" And an one's e . s
travel from the gnarled and twisted
limbs te his ' wn invuiinble smile a
Binile of liis eyes ns we'l ns h.s Ims
one is Ukclv te ngree with the analysts
rrhn miv that harmniess ih n stnte n
mind, and that Pelly.itinn an be a very ie er te
real person; indeed, tl.it everv e-ie nt eau-e of
net mean that 1 , is h.iicsi.n.c lw
Md'es his hooks- j,P ,ns a pt,,,,,; col cel
h'lthm and ether interests ami hebb.e.
.-nil one vie;r lie wrote te th
i.s-xin; the editors re appeal fe tneir
i.aders for n 'ilr'lidny lettei f,,r hm
ll is ele( lent of tie lespi-it in! -e.
spens- in the 'u'luts of our world n-r
l he -eirit (f -lieri- nnd rrlndress tl it
everv i,.nr since, en thnt date, this real
life l'ellvnnnn Is showered with letter
nml sifts from thousand (,f ether pee
; !e whom hi.terv 1 is shown some rea-. n
te he giad
The people who hare tue most na-
.. i ie-nsini'1 or rue jre'ites gi.ts
nature ire net n's"essarilv the hu pit
ii iii'-i- eii-.ver le lie gin I iii pe:. Is
iirernais ttieir ,'ey ,.s ,i" um ,,s
h'lbhle that is here ntc i.ien.. nt 'i
gene the n"t. P'er whetier It is n s'a
ii iniiiii ei a stite nf heart fll. ;l k ,,,
of being. hiipiiiieus min" fre.n within
the real histire kind does. It ,,. ii,
ee in sp,,c of ns w ell ns b, -
thin
I .i'ii w'.v rnue'i disturbed l.verv
time ubin 1 nnd my chum nre out
.some sirang' boys nltvavs shout te us
from automobiles or eire they stait
and teik te us We don't like te t.il.t
te stranre be We would be "fry
grateful if : ou would tell us what te
Je
1 'se shevid a voting B.rl of six
le .i Kiss I, iya gend-nlfTht''
J Could she call herself a lady !f
she did .'
;i Hew
net convenient te seat se manj
Hew te Arrange the Table '
Tlie nrriingement of the table ler in- .
formal or al ficsce supper enn be as
elegant as will suit our fancy nml
purse, r'er n paety of tvventj -live peo
ple you wi'l need te place two leaves in
the table and then cover with a sllem e
cloth and then with a beautifully Ironed!
linen tablecloth. Anange a (enterpiecel
Hake a layer cake nnd then place this
tilling between the la ers
(In ein one-fourth cups of tenter.
'ire level tablespoons of cornstarch,
One-half cup of i'Kjai .
Stir te dissolve the sugar nnd starch
and then bring te a boil anil leek
slewl for live minutes. New add
Julie of one lemon,
Yolk of one egg.
riiiM I still keen remiMtiv r ... i........, ,,,,,1 1l,,...is nml trnili
- ..---. . . in ni iiiiiiii, ii'i.,n.., ,..- ..h,. .. . . .. , . . . -- ----....... ,,,
i,n,,,,r. i "Ith th's eui.g man yet net hurt 's ,,.,.,. nspnragus fern or sinilax from "eat hard te blend and , tnen cool and and net nenrlj se geed us in the ens
(inter of the tame ie i ii" imir cer ......... -... ..:", ' ' . . "in'i-siaiuing nnnii.
feelings '
Hu Diaby Phillips
Vertical Handwriting
Hew would jeu make your appeal te
a man or woman who writes n vertical
hand? What methods would you adept
te persuade such a person te' de any
thing? Would a drnmatic uppenl te symp.ithv
he effective, nr the stimulation of ail
Impulse or feeling at the psjchelugienl
moment?
Such lac-tun might stnud a fair
chance of achieving the object, but net
se geed as in the case of the person who
writes n net mni terwanl-slantlng hand.
e
SWEKT sixTr.i:.
si.ejid :.et kiss the bes
the
tiers. .sew a neuuic s,-,,,. , ,,,,,-it
Ni i ,e si.ejld :.et Uihs the bes ' arranged te prevent overerimiiing.
gueu-niffni nne ceuiu inn (.unainur ner- ,,(. ,,nil of till' tilllie you in neei;
self a lad,- If she did ' '.rn.
t.:i the i.iii. win like, hlni arid wnnt arriini,'
te be ft lends If' ha will consent net te
klsn veu.
Each Ceat Must Have
Something Like a Cape
tit' Tiling t inf ,vr.m.. fcA
l" -"F . . - ---- ;. hi e(i; ii
uh, reganni'ss or i-xicn.ni liiii-i-. Miii-.s is new t'luen v.e nave te make uh gini'
and Influences, has the "making-" of , Seme v e nil have, veu :.nnv, fne" the
her in us. . ,'u's, geneicuklj endowed (,f ns. ,(i. ,,
TIlC incr unit nus limn is ..uiiic., , uiu nnu in aiurrj li'llleii". whesi
te a couch in a little hall mini ;leei blessing is Ins power te be glad
The Weman's Exchange
Fer Girls With Bobbed Hair
Te the Editor of Weinin l'age
Dear Madam As we intend haying a
Hilleween party very seen will you
nU-aiie answer these questions at jemr
earliest convenience"
What are nttrattlve suits for girts
With beuueu nan
What would be nr-preria-e souvenirs
What games would bfi suitable for the
occasion" 'Till! BMBRETTES"
Send a. self. addressed stamped tr tr tr
yelope for the party Huggestlens. as
they are tee long te bn publlshe.I in
ih column Costumes sultable for girls
with bobbed hair nn in ..
Hvhat refreihmints Bheuld wa serve" i Delly Drake nnd Hebby Blake. Iluttertly
-. -.., ... L.,v imi.tr i eMiumes, uutM,
tesuruiK ..reenwien viuase aitist
Peter Pan.
Things You'll Leve te Make
LKtl.. V
The Spanish Inltunnce line in aded
nveti the boudoir for here Is a .SPAN
ISH UOUDOIH CAP Make a plain cup
?f blck net ns the foundation Finish
t at the bottom with a. band of velvet
Then drape a circular veil of black lnce
,ever the net cap. A loon of stint wire
!stf
1 ) a.;
A Dancing Dress for Halloween
Te the Editor of ll'otnen't Viae
Dear aiadum Will you kind; de
scribe one or two Hnlleween costumes"
I am four feet two Inches tall and have
light brown bobbed hnlr Could veu
Please tell me hew te make a short In
expensive dancing dress for Halloween'
Js tnera any chance for a girl thirteen
te get In the stage' MOVIE FAN
De you mean a ballet costume? This
is iiiade fcylth a lew-ncckid short-sleeved
bed ce, ujreally pointed, nnd short skirts
made at Innumerable full ruffles, se that
the top one standi) almost straight out
from the v.-alst. Tarlatan could be used
for maklns It and ten-cent hat (lowers
could be fastened here and thore ns
tiimmlnff A wreath of the flowers en
the hair Hut If you mean Just a dance
dress ou could ute any style that Is
most becoming;, the Hussliui dancer
with her fur-trimmed blouse and fur.
edged skirt and beets , a Hjiunleh dancer
. -i ,J5n -
,cii)
Si&rt Hi;,';
- mm
ll j j
H
(llutscs of water.
Xapklns,
I'erkH, knifes and speu.f
I'Uitca,
Cups and saucers.
Sugar and cream.
If veu will put thPin from light te
left lu the order given, it win make l-u-
comfort and harmony, .mange ine
feeds in iiupllcatiiy nt each side of the
table se that it will prevent fuss audi
overcrowding. I
New ns te the menu, I will anange
i for fnr two that are eliminate, and
two that are simple Mipp'-rii se that
'...... iw.Linuu iii.ii teel that cost alone
will net prevent her fr uu having an
"at-home" or u mere lm-iial ( veiling .
entertainment.
.. i
i and
' tni liners liiirb.
Clihlu-ii Mousse
hn u mixing bowl and udd one-half glnssl Vertical writing indicates that the
jt ei nppie jeuy. jieiu, using uu- umci mi iter is mere tlian nnrinnllv Influenced
t st.vle egg beater, until the mixture will ' h.v icasen. judgment and self. Interest
held its shape. I se this te ice the cuke , h, most of Ids or her aetlnns Ti,f !'
ever with coconut. Make the cake it indicates it providing the vertical
I nana is a natural one nnd net merely
j the result of training. The way te catch
Singe, draw and wmh six pounds ."' ..V""": ,.....u "' '',-1 ""two . in
Slewing chicken, and then steam slowly '," Zl ,K'''" " " tl"n
until tender, ilemeve the meat from ',,"t, . "' tenileney crops out In
the hones and put through the feed .Hl'Kht. M"1' tI"" "f t.'1" -lent of the
chopper. Add
tine rpecn pepper.
One ted pepper.
One small onion,
.sij" branches of paisley.
New adjust the very Iinist Mute en
the feed chopper nnd put the chicken
through again. New place In u sauce-
Olives
Salfd Nuts
Ice Cream
Chicken and O.vster Patties
r'el.-n and Nut Sandwiches
J.enien i oceuut l al.e
Coffee
z .- r. i -. i.- v.-i- f i. hi
aiene ei ii-,iiw u- wie vuu win , .--, nri,rh skirt . 'm .. ,1." "
prom wae w " "h-; ;;,; '.i.Z, "'".". "L" """
Wrfii the lace raised ud,
lHae. unatr ine eacK uiape ei ince,
-fmitftn n plaited or shirred niece of black
tat (Ten. Te clve lust thu r In-lit touch nf
j-?--L- - T ..-.-.-'-'.--":-- - . .-
-m
tnw te thl fiisclniitlnc SPAN.
:OUDQm CAP,, have a tlameel.
f nun oewn, ever one ear.
X JUUXIA.
deep sash, or the dancing teacher In
her accoTdlen-plalted skirt and plain
de dice.
It ,ls vry unusual for a arlrl of thir
teen We get a chance en the ntape un
less hp cornea et a theatrical family or
hue fronds en the Bt?ge.
By COBINNE LOWE
Mere and mere cupe-rloieus becomes
Hie mode.
Among the wraps the cape Influence
Is apparent en every Bide. Often even
tlie scarfs nre coaxed into some sem
blance of the favored garment. As for
the routs these lievn a hundred dif
ferent methods of anneuiiclne their con
version te cape policies.
The model illustrates one of these in
n three-piece costume of blue broadcloth
cellared in white fox and embroidered in
blue und white thread. It will be
remembered, tee, that the three-piece
costume Is one of the, leading factpr.'n
thn autumn modes. '
Ne. a
Olives Salted Nuts
Chicken Meiis.se Celery Mnvenmii(e
ltread and Butter Sandwiches
lee Cream Small Calces Ceftee
Ne. :
Pickles , , Salted Nuts
Shi imp and Celerv Salad
Buttered Bells
Ice Cream Coffi e
Ne. I
Celerv, Nut and Petate Sitlail
Buttered Biscuits
lee Cream Speii'.'e Cuke Coffee
Te prepaie menu Ne. 1 jeu will need
Three large bottles nf ehi cs.
Twe peiui'M of almendi for saltiny,
Twenty-five patty shells,
fifty outers,
One pound of mushrooms,
five pounds of stewing cmcken,
Four large stalks of celery,
One. pound of nuts,
Mayunnaiic dressing,
Twe heads of lettuce,
Three layer cakes,
Four uuarts of Ice cream, cut in
blocks, teven te the quart,
One naund of coffee.
Te prepare the patties cook the
chicken until tender and (hen let cool,
remove the bones and cut the meat In
inch pieces. Pare nnd cut mushrooms
in large pieced und lpek ever the oysters-
nnd drain. New place In a large
saucepan I
One quart ejh'IK6 ,
uric pint 01 t njmi
i we puru i i v ,
i"!
pan
Tun quarts of ciiicl.cn stock, free
from fat.
One tablespoon of salt.
One (cuspoen of white peppci.
Stir te dissolve und then mid
flight leitl tablispoens of gelatin.
Stnnd nside fm one-half hour te
soften the gelatin and then heat slowly
te the boiling point and cook for two
minutes. Strain into a howl ami let
cool. .lust us it begins te thicken, ndd
the prepaied chicken and one quurt of
whipping cream, whipped stiff.
ltinse custard cups with cold water
und divide into twenty-six portions. Set
aside for six heuih in thu icebox te
meld. Turn into nests of crihp lettuce
leuM's nnd beivc with celery mayon mayen
naUe. Celery Mnyonnalse
'I luec nips of mayonnaise.
Three cups of finely chopped celery,
One sum) onion, minced fine.
Seusen te taste.
letter.' trem tlie writer s normal hnnd.
Vertical writers, however, nre by no
means lacking in th- average amount of
sympathy or Impulse. i(Mt their writ
ing lndientes that i-eusen nnd jmigmint
also enter into their decisions.
Vertical writing, when well i minded
with letters well fei nied is as you might
suppose it te be the sii-n f n pCrsnn.
illlty of self-control and balance, qimll
ties Indicated both by the slant and tlie
formation of the letters.
Monday Tlie Sign of Memer?.
then ns though suddenly making up her
mind she opened It.
A little r-crcam aroae te her lips and
she would have closed the deer, but
Jimmy, for it was Jimmy, stepped for
ward quickly.
"Thee, I've come back ; I had te
come hack."
Then retreated ns he came forward,
and they were In the living room before
Jimmy realized that they were net
alone. He gllmp-ed Blnkeslec standing
where Thee had left him and Htlffened.
A glare of anger leaped into his e.vcs
nnd for a moment the two men steed
measuring each ether.
Twice Thee tried te speak, but her
lips felt dry und het and the words
would net come. She wns conscious that
she must say Bemethiug. de something.
They could net stand there like thnt
forever staring at each ether.
Strangely, it was Jimmy who spoke
first.
"Yeu are Richard Blnkeslec, I sup
pose.
WIIATS WHAT
Hr nr.i.F.N nEcrn
"
MItS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
My Dear Mrs. Vv ilsen Will you
please give n recipe for preserving cole
slaw for winter use? MHS. K,
Cabbage is In season all winter long
nnd it would net he worth while te at
tempt te place it in jars ; also the cab
buge would lese its crispncs.s, due. te the
process of sterilizing.
My Dear Mrs. Wilsen In mv rides
this summer I have stepped nt a road read
house and have been served with cinna
mon toast. -May I have n recipe for
the same? MIHH W.
This reclpe hns appeared frequently
en this page, but I will give it aguin.
Cinnamon Toast
Cream three tablespoons of butter.
Three tablespoons of poedcred ugar,
One teaspoon of olmiamen.
Spread lightly en nicely buttered
toast.
Blnkeslec bent his head iu answer. ,
He was measuring the mini before him.
Se this was the man Thee loved, this !
weak-faced boy. It was incredible.
Thee turned te Jimmy quickly. She i
had made up her mind te one thing -nnd
that was that Richard Hlakeslce
mu't net knew the truth.
"Jimmy, this Is Mr. lliakeslee," she
said, and her voice did net falter, al
though her heart felt dead. '
Fer a moment Jimmy hesitated, and
then his inborn respect for the man i
higher up made him forget everj thing!
else. He forget that he hated this man, j
that hi- hnd sworn in his heart te he re
venged. He remembered only the fact I
that this was the great Richard Blakcs- i
lee whose nnme was mentioned with I
bated breath in liiinnclnl circles, and I
whom it would be rather Heed te cul
tivate. In a moment the entire atmosphere .
was changed and Jimmy was making
the most of his opportunity. Thee was
umar.ed at his self-confidence, his cheat) '
egotism, his obvious effort te make an I nri
I impression, hlie could nave forgiven I "-"-'
anything nut unit, but ntter he hail re
viled her and accused her of going off
en the yacht deliberately te curry favor
with the man he had accused. It was un
' nnrilenablc. '" '
Her lips curled as she listened te him '
and watched the linpasslveness of i
Blakcslee's face, and she had te sll '
The Question Cerner
Today's Inquiries
1. In Spain what odd position ii
woman filling?
2. Hew can delicate lnces he cleaned?
a. Before putting earth In window
boxes, what precaution will keep
the box from retting and prevent
insects?
4. What Is a round robin?
C. Describe n trimming thnt is much
used en dresses.
0. Hew is n charming girdle fash
ioned? Yesterday's Answers
1. In Tixns. 10.000 is the surprising
number of the farms operated by
women.
2. New elastic can be rapidly run
through a piece of underwear by
sewing It te one end of the old
and pulling this nut, which will
draw the new through at the same
time.
3. A novel meriied which the Chi
nese use for removing Ink stains
from clothing is te wash the arti
cle with boiled rice, rubbed en
like soap, nfter which a clear
water rinse Is given.
4. Vlrglnln Is called the Mether of
Presidents because seven men who
entered the Whlte Heuse were
born there.
5. On serge nnd Canten crepe alike
u long, loose sleeve, lined with a
lighter crepe is wonderfully ef
fective, 0. A New Yerk actress wears
richly embroidered shawl te take
the place of an evening vviap.
'I
PUDDINE
Fer Making Ice Cream
Anether delightful way te entertain
frb nds en Saturday afternoons or Sun
days during the season of "October's
bright blue weather" ts te nrrangu for
a nutting partv The suests Invited
should be equally divided, allowing" one
girl te each man, They may engnge In
a progressive walking paity (ns ,0.
ecrlbed In What's What, October 8) en
the way te the weeds, or they may go
by automobile, truln or trolley car
Small canvas sacks are provided for the
nut m te be gathered,
Arrived at the weeds, each pair takes
a tree, and, a In the Illustration, the
man shakes down the nuts while the
girl helps him held the sack. Lunch may
be packed ns for a picnic, or the whole
group may return te the home of the
hostess for supper. In case of rain
when the guests aasemble an Indoor
nutting party may be arranged: for In
stance, an old-time peanut hunt with
nuts secreted In various corners of the
apartment or heuee.
It Is Net Toe Late
Fer Yeu
"h Mis US if f? Se
If you did net Bend a contribution te the schools for
the hunger victims of the Near Eust
Yeu Can Still Get Your Offering en the Bejrt
A barrel of flour wUI kep 200
starving children alive for a day.
AH Giftt of Feed or Meney Sent te
Near Eaet Relief Headquarters,
Northeast Cerner Bread and Lecmt StreeU
imII 1-. 1 a!. 0 mm a &
ui ue ui ume ler ihankegiving
Nar Emit RtlUf, Bread and Lecurt StMst,
.Ul
there nnd endure it. There wns nethlttg
elsp (n de unless she wanted te maks
a scene.
"Thee told me nbntit the trick yen
plnyed en her," he said finally, laugh
ing heartily. He seemed entirely t
ease nnd net at nil aware of Illakei
lee's Ironclad reserve, and Thee's
strained silence. The situation was h!i
and he made the most of It.
lliakeslee finnlly rose from his chair
with n murmured apology, nnd Jimmy
rose, tee, nnu neid out tils linnd. Altlr
n moment's hesitation, Blakeslee thoek
hands with him nnd then turned ts
Thee.
"I will send you a check, Miss Ca!d
well, for the amount due you," he sail,
evenly. "And I hope you will be very
happy."
Thee's head went up nt thnt chal
j lengc nnd she smiled Inte his eyes,
I "Thnnk .veu : I'm sure I will be; thank
you for coining up."
out of her life forever. With n dull
ache in her heart she turred back te
the living room nnd Jimmy.
(Te Be Continued) .
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