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tanaidian Cookery For Canadian Women
By. Mari Moore. Specially contributed to The Guardian for
,_ Guardian Readers. A""
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‘ » i and TESTED FAVORITE RECIPES t QUESTION: can you give me °I\°. other 'fi _.__ - or two ample ways of prePertn¢'and
Jelly Puddings oysters? We sometimes have then; books
in stew but that is the only WBY -L
nv, .uma
V in iid ur thnm gxcept. uncooked- and coilipnctness and because they
Scald oile cup rich iil. " ai po cvcr sewe ,
over two cups of very tliic stale biS- Mrs. J. M. T. “fe bait or bread crumbs. Beet until lt Alvswsin: l-iere are two recipe-r ferr is bool, then stir in tho beaten that are different enough io be l Mari yolks of three eggs, and fold in the good change if you have never tried elite" itil'i'ly beaten whites. Acid one-hall gm-mp 'and which you will keep cn` the
so easily understood, again of- to Hifi-ii _ and women in the tiiiic Provinces a new and more sive course in cookery through apic Leaf Cooking School
it
Corilpzilly.
teaspoon soda. dissolved in boiling -hand once you have. 55°” .
watt-r. Pill large eiistord cups with BOSTON FRY: Dip the oysters in 3
the batter to about half their depth. Cut each in four ned Stfillil me Age Place in ft moderate oven and bake pan fry in butler over a slow fire mi lntll let and flrm-about one half for about 10 minutes. Cover the hcl- glam
tr throw ui.iii'lei~:; ol all hour, Wlicrr
low of rt not platter with tomato
r previous 'course on Cookery and Kitchen Management met it tremendous response from imc women and her new cor-
' ndcnce course just announced
V _ . rcspo done, ilirii out qllzvkiy. and with 0. sauce, place the OYSWTS 1” in but by the Maple Leaf Mmmg Company
uzlirp knife initko an incis on in the iYot"corvering. Garnish them with Wm side of each pudding, .pull partly chopped parsley and serve very hot. more opriii, iiiici put a libel-lil spconfill ot OYSTER. PAII'I'l.ES: (Note: I am In
undoubtedly be given an even enthusiastic reception. a special interview to the
my su-cot joli;.'_ jiini or iiiiii-illnladc outlining thc preparation of the fill- Guardum Miss Scan emphaswed
v.-:thin close the slit by nineilinl; ing only for the oyster l>Htti€‘S. “S the
importance to the modern girl
lhereclgcs wltll your fliigeis. Ea! the shells are simply made of lil-in 0,. woman of having an “p_w_d,,te 1-'erm with SW°€i°11°<i °"’1“m~ no-*try or may b° I>\”¢h°-‘Wd fewy knowledge or the one art or eooking
for use from your baker.)
and household economics.
Cid" -WHY Scald as many 0i'Si€FS B5 YOU fe' “What accomplishiiicnt can a girl
One hull rxtvkcige granulated gel* three if small) in their Own iiQU°i`~ way
atiile,1-2 cup cold water---soaked to- out eac hin four and strain the good cooki' said Miss Scott. Es-, g.;--.1v_-r 15 minutes. Add to this 1 1-2 liquor. Put two tablespoonfuls ol but- peclally if we remember that the Age
qulre (slowing two for each patty.
or womiln have which can in any
compare with that of beings
cups silgnr. the juice of 1 1-2 lemons tm- und two of flcur into a. thick knowledge of sv. good cock does not
and the grated rlild ol one lenloii. smloepsn, melt the butter and blend end-but only starts-with the abil- things," said Miss Scott, “The your over- ti~.o'l1r;riiiro 2 slips boil- mon pour ur one half cup oyster ity to bake. rn' or stew. A good Movie Leo! Milling Company eonl-
then add 1 cup .sweet cider. Strain,
cream into the mixture.
pour into moulds and chill it is s. thick smooth sauce. Add the ful things from the most inexpen-
An intcre:-:tiiig varirltion of this oysterg and heat them f,h0r0ugh]y_ sive material-and sho never wastes shower as a gift to someone.
jcllv niajr be nl-ide by pouring some
Beat the yolks of two eggs an a
d dd a crumb. What. will go on her table
ii. Lcc Scott, Domestic Science rliy, author of Cookery Arts Kitchen Management and widely read books on dietctics household economies, whose are used in both schools and
colleges because of their soundness
L olcd by the Maple Leaf Mill-.
LEE SCOTT e
offered Free to Prince some niina airlr and Women
ciiiritlng Lessons in Domestic Science u Taught by M0d°l’lI Collet”
HANDSOME DIPLOMA AWARDED `
25 Piece Kitchen Shower Aho Given Awly _
the lot _which every woman should not be able to answer but it is doubtful if there is B WOIUBD in the land who, without havin! Billlilbd this eoui-ee, can mrs this mmm- atlon, unless she is ga domestic science graduate or a teacher, or one who has made a most serious study of the subject.
--:hen the papers are returned
'to' e at the Merle Der-I Cooking School, they will be turned over to a corps of domestic science teach- ers, associated with Toronto schools, lfor marking and they win mark l them the same as they would mark gpapera for their own students and § these marks will be final. - "A handsome Diploma will be sw- |s.rded to all who write satisfactory lpapers and the awarding of Dip- llomas will be based on a strictly ifair age nlmrileap.._1oo Pointe will lbe considered perfect. Points re- lquired will be based on age handl- icap as fcllowsz- Age (B yrs. standing of 50 or better. Age 9 yrs.'sta.nding of 55 or better. ` Age 10 yrs.. standing of 60 or better. Age 10-12 yrs. standing of 85 or
better. '
Age 12-15 yrs. standing of 'I0 or
better.
18 yrs. standing of 75 or better." In addition to all of these
'mg-Water and _mr ,mm d,$01,_.ed_ uqum. and one half oup milk or cook knows how and where to buy missioned me to select twenty-five
Stir until and how to make the most delight- kitchen utensils that I would choose
myself if I wanted to give a kitchen
‘I had a real aftelioorrs fun
M-it into me mould' allowing it to B Mme of the hot mixture tomhe tomorrow aild the next day is in- shopping for these items. They in-
etlfren slightly then placing on ,top eggs” Re,Lm.n_m ,D saucepan and fluenced by what she served today clu ._ ,aiu 0, any fresh mm, ,H season sm over the me one or two mlm and yesterday, There is sound rea- other things that a good cook loves
son for this and sh knows the r a.- to
-or coniicd p ilsiipplo, pour ln Jelly mes youger until the m xture thick-. e 9 lo iso; them and :liter they have set eng, Senson and serve in hot patties. 59"’ Thcfe is not much dyspepsm 1” th"
. _ _ he f ll , tl t l 5-e '
do a dns oven thermometer and
have. They then advised me that e hundred of these kitchen
ty five unusuiu but highly use
“ul” Wh” ““m°“l“‘°° ‘me “'""‘ fm' Mimi” Cake bu” 1° 1° "mer among eu those who sit it bei rulektteneri articles-are to be given ug; d _ it. I ar Sauce 1 gzfxiien fiugsg-eoiujggrogannstmi tab1¢_ free to the three hundred best stud-
_ ~ ' " "This is straight from the shoul- ents in the Maritime Provinces. All
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Miki ‘\IO0RI`.>s QUl~.<TIO\ 110\ ten me how to make 3, cheap mrlibe der gospel muh' A good wok in students who Wme satisfactory “_
Conducted by Mrs. (Dr) Mftry cake. possibly using one egg? The the ,mg sense of the Word has a ammatiom Wm be awarded dIp_ NOTE Wm€VI°;f°lt bo t ¢hlidi”€I1 1°V° the dimfenf' °°1°"‘“‘ tremendous influence on the health, lomas, but three hundred of the id ~ E '~ “I 7°“;" Bii-S5' MOUWY- I wealth and happiness of the fam- students with they highest stand.
F00 -HS YOU “Cl m0St U`0Ub PS°'m€ ` ANSWER: And I love the cours uy__»- mga in their respective. commum_ A16 YOUY diimniihiw light and I-iifvfl' too: Yes, here is a recipe for marble _ _' ties, will also be given this kitchen 9-' do UWB’ SOYUP-‘mfs Wm Out hwiy cake with just one egg. Whi¢h 15 Slleakillg of her new course being show” But I guess I had not bet.
and soggy? Is your pastry flaky vow goodtoo. oflcred through "The Maple'Leaf te,-
Bfwiigh to “mflt in y0“i'- mmith-' °f Cl-EAP MlAlR.BLE CAKE; 1 egg, Cooking School," Miss Scott said: nw” the whnn, ,wry gmt gh, nd. le it tough and “cnt-iv-yr" Do sour ,l bop sugar, 1 orrp milk,-2 1-2 clips "Wo “re i>r1HB'1r8 t° Y°\1r °°r\- ver-tiring will be aeumg about soon." cilstards come from the oven firmly fiom-I sured 4 teaspoon, baking munity what is, I believe, the most get and for-feotiy smooth, or do they powder, 4 mmespoons buwe,-_ Cream generous ofler ever made by any separate out leaving a watery rest- butter and sugar well, add the well-. mnufilcturer. A costly correspond- rivf’ beaten ogg then the flour and bak- en” Course Whioh were wrsoifwh
“fn cookery there is no such thing i mg p°.,_.de.;. ,med wgpgher ,ner-
assistonce to every housekeeper and
L, luck' Proper m,_,,hod5 ,O wok_ “amy with the muk' Divide the to every girl. from eight years up. ing insure pcrfcct results every time. mgxture into thirds, To one third “’h°4m“y at ‘my future time be Yes'
ponslbio for the food for the familyl
'Il' you find rcstlits arc not uniformly 'add few drops of 1-ed fruit; color- ‘ ‘ good and you want sure-fire good mg tg make it slightly pink. 'I‘o'a.n- Whether She expects eventumy W dumplmgs and pastry and custards other add I tablespoon moiasses' 1_4 do her own work or be surrounded
by a staff of servants, the import
or what-have-you, tell Mrs. Moorelteaspooon cloves 1_4 teaspoon dn- » °
` ' f _
your desires and lot her give you V naman and A little 8-i1SDice.' Drop :£26000 this is equal in either m :Sibborn cou la can be con uered un-
stcp by step detailed instinct ons for . into butter-od wks pan fli-st a spoon- “The new Maple Leaf cooking u
say any more or I will be giving
Best Remedy for Cough Is Easily Mixeglgt Home
Sandi- Boluyi Noflookingi
You’il never know how quickly s
ou try this famous reclipe. It is 3 in more homes than any other ugh remedy, because it gives more
sc
““"*f“ff- l fill of dark then s spoonfiil of light Schoo, ,mn i oo
‘ ~ gs to any girl or worn n t lti lief. It’ t bl
Write of your entertaining. cook- ' and 5 spoonful ci’ pink batter. If me mal Worth while fundamentals £:°:lFt'oplg1!ix:1d'costa bu: laotrlgg. 6
Into a 16 oz. bottle, pour 2% ounces
MMV M°0f"- ffl C-HFC 01' this l‘fiD‘Pi`» Chowlate could replace the molasses uc science d;.,;,r;menf,5 of our syrup to make 16 ounces. Syrup ia
ally made with 2 cups of su ar and
.[7-` cl lr - li lo robl to _ _ rv~ an Ou°e 0 P (ms deslmdl 1 "”‘b1°sp°°“ °f melted Of ¢00i<lH§ RS taught in the d°m¢S~ of Pinex; then add granulated sugar
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_\l:;‘.ii¢; s. _pr-ii n.\:::fi for plibiiirrttiori, m1d5pk_.,.s in the dark pam modem Schools and c0ueges_ what so pitmosc. nr. r.'f‘il as your own name? ” ___ ‘
cup of water, stirred a few mo
e _
qi , - ll the studelits are taught them is of mei‘1itsLuri1t`itli dlssc;lveéi`.vo_ul\§:_>d!c¢‘;\;klil:g
`>iv-.-r- -»-' . ri 1 _
and atitncs., u.._.~h of toursc vt.ll -» ri. precisely the same character as :I
e e s sav s nay usually spent for cough medi
e
'Wt-5° Fubmshcd- o o that which we furnish to the stud- cige, and gives you a purer, better
QUESTIONI My h'liSb¢1iid iS Very AMOrnlngSfnlle `ent, in the form of 12 thoroughly, 1°'
medy. It never spoils, and tastes ilno. Instantly you feel its penetrating ef-
‘Ql-zfdi °f nu kinds °f °h°°5°l and we `P1'HCUCHi. SfF0iCUy m0d€l'n» EHSUY feet. It loosen! the germ-laden phlcgm, evening when we were out to dinner understood lessons. which any clears the air nnlldsel. Mill Soothe!
nd heals the inflamed membranes. This
he -mis served ri Solari with Roqiic- There was consternation in a err- bright little girl of 8 years can f|,,.¢.¢.,ld .mon explains why itbrlngs
tain household one morning when understand and immediately step auch quick relllffhln sevemtcogggis.
s e co
l’Q1“t_Cllccse drcsszllg. I have tried to find a recipe for just such a dress- ing but so far have been unsuccess- lul. Can _ion help mc out-Amy T. _A,NSWER: Your hilsbaild would
sccul to bc ri. mari after my own heart, And I hope he will enjoy as hlilch as I do the folloivng recipe for
V Rrvquofort ('lic¢-sc Drcosing
Use ri fork to break ns finely as
ynible A quarter-pound slice of
and will sci-vc eight people. i to bed this time of day." , qrmrrc 1, not- any me question in
the tearful wife broke in upon in
3 | Woman ’s Realm -:- .Social and Personal -.°-.Fashions
i NEW coo1<ERicoz71esE
Dorothy Dix’HLetter Box
Woman Who Won’t Make Friends Handicap! 1 Her I-Iuband-M8_l'l‘yil\8 for a H0I}\¢ an Right for Domestic Woman; Unthink-
able for One-Man Woman. Wise v 1
mous Letters I _
Dear Miss Dix-I am a. man of 38 and have been married ten years.
only knew my wife three months before we married. She has the sweet- est and most jovial disposition I ever saw. never frets or worried about anything. But she ls perfectly satisfied to stay at home and never go anywhere and to have no com-
.Happenings
-:- Lztera ture
'ofthe Week*
f l 1
'rbcfr liloellencies the Governor-
Gouuul' and the counters of .Beu- borough have imued invitations fo at reception 'on Saturday afternoon. January 28, and also to n. reception on the afternoon of Saturday. lieb-
Wife Who Ignores Anony- ~ '“‘“' " " __ _ _ ““
nynnso J. D. Stewart Ind Mrs.
Stewart are spending the week-end in Montreal the guests of ilu, and Mrs. G. Ct. W. Goodwfnwberemany good wishes will be extended to` the Premier on the occasion of his 59th birthda .
l sl _
' Miss Helengf-Iopldrk was hosteesu
A prettiiy I-1109804 Bridle Wednee- ehy afternoon for her friends.
` - O O l
Miss MIld_i-ed Harrington is enjoy-
ing a pleasant week-end in Montreal
Quebec City.
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The' young People have onrmisee
a 'Thursday afternoon Bridge Clul for the winter months, opening tlieli social gatherinke on Thursday ai Mrs. ,George DeBlo1s‘ lovely home
. o 0 0 `_
panionshlp except her mothers and sister’s. She
they
y tomorrow Early next week The well-shod woman is going t4
will proceed to Ottawa where have
a. lively assortment of colon
will not even attempt to make new friends or even
Premier stewart will sttcnd the Do- 'ln
her stock of shoes next Sprin;
to the kitchen and put into prac- i
brerlkir-rt with; “0h. George. tice, yet which is intensely inter- G€0i”g€. What C10 YOU think? Phyllis estillg, consequently informative, to
U _ c most. experienced cook. This
the CW- The husband T056- hiS course is not in -ally sense a. recipe
ok any more than the domestic
has eloped with the chauffeur in ur
face red with wrath. "Hades," he bg said, "I had to be at the golf clllb 5
by 10.30. Now I shall be disqualified college is p, recipe bO0k_ _It is ,_ TFOUI lllHYiI\8 in the m0I1li1iy sound, practical course in household medal" ' economics, which should be taken
_W Si‘i‘i0\iSiY by every girl or woman in
A visitor in Washington who was cornniii, lr sbe does not already en-
Rnqucfort Cmcse into n soup num. ;lri:;tlyena;:¢§i§£;;ed)H:t;t.; ;erfl¢;rr;lr:;' _icy these advantages which are de. Drop in one half cup olive oil, or afternoon to the pahmal building Zgted fr?" U' Coikcrylciurse ii* °' luv snlfid oil, .<til:l‘iilg collstailtly in which he had long had his 0r_ vetogliie fregdygaqguna ns?;l;t °;’ until slnoolii. Add zt hull' teaspoon “CC_ Approaching the doorman the Leaf cream of u;c Wujsgsngur ap Penne" "ml “ half t°‘”’i’°°" °f sam visitor said that he would like to "The course is spread over anterm xlirl a lille 1ifiprikft_ Continuing to sec ML S0_and_so_ of about 90 days`_md is renewed by stir, add 2 tablospooiis vinegar. Pour .Tm s0,.,.y_»» replied me doorman' cmmmauon mpérs on which are over letiuoc just before serving and "but he is not here; he has retired.” asked 19 major quesuons with niariiiate well. This makes a dclic- "Wc1l_ of nil things," exclaimed some sub-divisions. Every 'one of ions cllrosiliix for an nsnoroglls salad. the vlsitorf ‘-the idea of him going ibm qucstiom am of ,m,,°,¢,,,¢ej
clence department of a school or
called ii
-- it was rea//y /:er KIDNEYS
. - ,
SHE D|DN’T FEEL WELL!
35° ¢fi¢d'¢° Het through each day as best she could. Nev¢r_ comfortable-always distressed. .Ltr lr; "l'.:'"i.s'°"°' "1-r"'i'f°~ ..““°
0 Cl' I IIC I, \lIl
Dod_<§s Kidney Pillg. Seelclrigrreerliefuglssitilg ¥“¢dilfC|Y took Dodd’s. The "washed out" feel- ing was soon replaced by clear headed energy and restful sleelp. Headache, backache, and other signs of fs ty kidneys soon disappeared.
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Pinex n g y concen ra m-
pound of Norway Pine, used for gen- erations for its healing elect on throat membranes. It is guaranteed to give _ prompt relief or money refunded.
For T_7ze Cook
SAILORS' DUFF PUDDING
Two tablespoons melted butter, 2 tablespoons brown su'g`ar, 1 ess. 55 cup molasses, 1% cups flour, pinch salt, 1 teaspoon baking powder, '.5 teaspoon baking soda dissolved in 1 tablespoon boiling water. Beat all together. then add ts our boiling water. Steam one hour. Serve with creamy sauce.
Crclmy Bunce
One egg. ’.-it cup fruit sugar, it
pint cream (whipped) Beat egs yolk and gradually add to it ld cup 0! the sugar. Beat Slain. Beat, egg- 1vhite` and add to it the balance of sugar. Beat gglln, then fold the white into the yolk; than add whip- ped cream. Flsvor with vanilla. De- licious. '
nwnovnvo.
Mrs. Blaokb oook_ haul token iii
in the middle of the l7l‘¢Dl¥lf-i°i15 for the Christmas festivities.
"I hope your cook is recovering
from her sickness." acid Mrs. white when she called upon Mrs. Black u few days later. "Oh, yes, indeed,” replied Mrs.
return calls. It would be greatly to my gdvm- tage for her to make social contacts, but she re- -fuses to do so, and when I want to entertain my friends I have to always take them to a testament. She is never willing for me tp _bring them to our home. If 1 want to go to see my friends or even to a show I have to go alone. Do you think that lt is good for a young couple to live Just to them- selves, with no outside interests or friends?
One other thing. I have never been able to carry on an intelligent
conversation with my wife. _ K.
Answer: `
Well, Mr. X., if you are married to a woman with whom you cannot
carry on an intelligent conversation, you must admit that the fault is yours. Even if you knew your wife for only three months before you mar- ried her, that certainly should have given you ample time to get a line on har intellectual range and find out approximately, at least, how much brains and culture she had. ' l ___.___
Evidently you did not think it worth while to try to find out what
was inside the head whose pretty outside you were admiring. In that you al-e` like thousands of other men who are so enamored of a girl's looks or so swept ot! their feet by har physical appeal that they never stop to consider whether she will make an entertaining life companion or not. If when a man is courting a young woman he would spend more time in talking to her about topics of world interest and less in telling her what soulful eyes she had and how wonderful andbeautiful sho ls, there woui `f:wer bored husbands forced to hunt up some other woman with whc _:hangs s few intelligent thoughts.
0! course, your wffa's mental limitations explain why she does not
want to meet. strangers or go out into society. She feels her inferiority and it. humiliatesher. Also, sho is doubtless self-indulgent and lazy and doesn't want to make the effort required in trying to entertain people,
It is certainly a. great handicap to I. mln who is married to l woman
who is not socially minded and who will not do her part in making friends. For many a woman does as much to push her husbands fortunes by being a good press agent for him as he does by his own good. work.
Half the time in choosing our. dentist or our doctor or the shops we
patronize we are influenced more by liking that nice little Mrs. Jones or that agreeable Mrs. Bmlth or that Mrs. Brown we are on a committee with
than we are by the service their husbands can give. _ 4
Also, itissgocdthlngformarriedpeopletomakofriondsandw
go about because it broadens them, gives them a. wider outlook md a fresh interest in life. People who live just to themselves and who have few contacts with other people grow narrow and opionated.
And husbands and wives who pus their whole lives in the narrow
entng in a silence that you can cut with a knife because they have talked out and have nothing to say to each other.
‘all. They, at least, bring something fresh and vital back into the home. They keep alive, with their interests always fresh and alert. They have been to places and done things and they have amusing incidents to dis
is bounded by their homes inhabited only by their own families and whose most thrilling news is that Aunt Sanh’s rheumatisni is worse.
DOROTHY DIX.
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years, have given up almost everything for him, but did it willingly be-
away. There is another msn who is continually asking me to marry him. He has everything to offer me, but I have nothing to give him, not even love, but he is willing to take that chance. Is it my duty to sac- rifice my life for the man I love or take the man I don’t love and learn to love him? I would like to be married and have children.
i r .mxrousf
Answer:
There isn’t any question of duty in your case. It is entirely a. mut-
ter of preference. Thema is certainlyvno reason on earth why you should sacrince your youth and your chance to marry and settle yourself com-
mlnion-ngter-Ptovlnulal Conference.
U O O
The many friends of Miss Ora
Pmfitt. R N., who has beenso scr- lously ill, will be glad to hear that she is oonvalescing nicely in the P. E. I. Hospital, being able to sit up each day.
O O O `
General regret is expressed over
the news that Mir. F. B.Wi1ki.u|, c.N_n.°r1sineerlstobetnnsfor- red to another section of the Mari- times in the near future. Since tak- ing up their residence here Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins and family with Mrs. Wilkins mother, Mrs. Stewart have made n. host of friends md they will be greatly missed in social and musical circles.
o c 0 _
is understood that Mr. and
Niro. Alec Boott. of I-Islifsraro to be transferred back to Charlotte-
O O I ' le among those suf-
p 'cold of
.It
it yi ii
O O O Hon.FrankR..HeartswnsreEUlv-
ing the congratulations of his friendgonistmdsytheooossionof hilQndbir¢l'1dly..
< -OOC
-MH. Robert Brodie, who has been visiting hu' daughter, Mrs. (DL) J. P. 14%. is leaving this mornin( on return to Mcoitresl. Mr. Brodie whovriiea-leohereleftlastweekon return.
l O O ui-s. J. A :swoon mam-s. coe- dou Hughes were joint hoetssss at a Bridge at the Canadian National Hotel lost saturday afternoon for
and summer. In addition to black white and brown she'1l probably have a pair of navy blue. And then tnereli ` be -siege, comme green, hi-If red. Biscay blue, tropic
yellow and orange glow. 'I'hat’s the advance word from the annual con- vention of the national shoe retail-
whlch opened this week.
ETS
` `0oo
‘mu nn.-y white one or the :ore
_most and beloved workers in 'rrln1t, Church is today celebrating her 80tlf b'rthday. At. a meeting of the Ladle Aldrand the W. M. B. of th Church the members honored Mia White by presenting hor with t beautiful boquet of carnations and served afternoon tea while they ex- tended good wishes to her for man; more years of active service.
Mrs. A. B. Wamiriirton was host ess ut a deightful tes at Csvendlsl Apartments on Wednesday afternoon honoring Mis Audrey De:Blois.
V c o o ~
Mrs Blanchard was ‘hostess thu
week for the Friday afternoon anti Monday evening Bridge clubs at het pretty home on the Ihplmsde.
O O U
had the misfortune to fall whilt
skating in rink a few days ll* b g her collar bone.
O O O
The Hon. W. D. I-Ierridgo. Um-
adlsn Minister at Washington and Mrs. Herridge, who have bool spending the holiday season at their country reside-ao; st Inks Mous-
yau, Que., _and latter-ly in Owswl with the latter; brother the Rt
R B Bennett the Primo Min'
Miss Helen McDonald, Hillsboro sz. ,
realdn
Miss Bessie Beer prior to her re- turning to West Newton, Mass.
Hon. . . , ister, have returned to Washington.
better than he does you.
For that is what it comes to. Either his affection for his mother or his sense of duty to her outweighs any feeling he has for you. Perhaps B
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limits of the home circle get on each others nerves. They set too much on 01’ eaeh Other Bhd they take to querrellhz .filet t0 PUC 501116 Del! Bild iii- the game fair and square. Am I a perfect foci? Am I living in s fool’s terest. in life. Generally you will nnd such a couple sitting up of an ev- p `
Better far for s couple to step out t/oo muchthun not to step out nt gn
Dear Miss Dix-I have been keeping company with a man for several m
cause I love him. But ho will not get married until his mother passes of
fortably and have the family you desire for s man who loves his mother the Jumper bodice B exceedingly
arm or physical beauty, I have an in
ward conviction that he is playful
cradles snr' storing up trouble for myself? BARBARA JEANNE.
ADIWGIZ ~
I think you are u wise woman to Pity your hunch about yolu- husbant
d pay no attention to the lnonymous letters.
People who write anonymous letters are cowards and sneaks who an
id to sign their names lest they m
ight be called upon to prove their
' afra
cuss and things to laugh over and are not the Gioorny Gw-r Wim” W°rid ebargee 'rhey are mostly lim and slondeijerr, and any one who would
berately destroy A wlfe's faith in her husband is _an enemy who would
deli stab her in the back in the dark.
use she watches him. but because
honor.
an in the world has that, and when he is true to his wife it is noi
of his love for her and his sense
As for your husband having chances to be unfaithful to you. WBT!
|306!
so disregard thc anonymous letters and be happy.
DOROTHY DIX.
lfVhaf the Fashionables are Wearing "
. By Annabelle
Worthington
Look at its darling coped neck- line n-iodish sleeves. The deep V of
becoming and lovely and as you can well imagine, very slimming.
The skirt has an inverted piait
A
Black. "Yesterday sho was able to of chances to lead A double life ff. he chose to. but I have faith that he |.t up and give notion éossnw do lt. Despite the rnllnution that I esn‘t compete with Iouth. `
he cannot afford to support both a mother and n wife. Perhaps his
sons with another woman and has made him promise never to marry ls long as she lives. You do not state why he cannot marry until his mother passes on, but in either cue your prospects are enough to chill the stout- est heart. You have nothing to look forward to but the hope deferred that maketh the heart sick, endless wsiting,'ghast1y waiting for a woman
to ale. ,
Certainly any practical common sense would suggest to youio give up
your,faint-hearted and lukewarm lover, who might not after all_flnd you attractive enough to want to marry you when the long years of waiting have token their toll of your good looks and to take the good chance that 12, is offered you. But before you do so look well into your own heart, which is an unruly member, and try to decide whether you can coerce it into
bestowing its affections when it should.
Then are women who are of such an affectionate nature that they
could love any man who wu kind and good to them and bo happy with him. There are other women-one-man women'-who give all the love that is in them to some one particular man and who never have ,anything to give mother msn. ft. is their curse never to cease loving the one on whom they have set their hearts, and they are happier waiting for him or even loving him without any hope of ever. marrying him than they would be as the wife ofthe beat mm on earth. ‘ i
able
So decide to which of time types you belong before you take the fatal
step. » DOROTHY DIX.
O I O O O O
N0.
Dear Min Dlx-How hr should A womnn trust her intuitions? f ‘
have received I number of Anonymous letters, most. -of them ymltsn by the sums person, warning me that my husband was phiimlierlng, but somehow or other I have s strong feeling of trust. in him. no hu plenty
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t the front. It is slim to s lowish int, secured b stitching, and
mother is one of those possessive mothers who cannot bear to share their agen is mn ,ree give
flare to the hem.
Originally this model was in soft
brown rough crepe silk in
ation with gray craps.
Soft rabbit/|-hair woolen in me-
dium-blue is attractive
guimpe of pale blue 1 pique.
Style No. 446 is designed
inches bust. , '
Bin 16 requires 2% yards 54-inch,
with 2% _yards 39-inch for
Tweed-like woolens, wool jersey
and tweed-like cotton: are
Price or potters is
stamps or coin _(coin is Wrap coin carefully. ~
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combln- ‘~
with the nm vnle
for silos I
14, 18, 188, 20‘ycurs, 30 md 38
_ blown.
also suit-
mediums.
cents in preferred).
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