Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-02

$o , S.hsrw wis you 50 without. 30 be care
be read on the scrolls, The nrst brain
sPiitt.ns puzslef Is "Whss win you be In
II you answer wrongr And IL you're not
p % not susK at sa; the sort
The next question is. Whore would you 20
az the st. Louis fair to have some fun
pike" This rare and delicious fish hav-
ing been successfully captured and enjoyed,
the attention Is drawn to the third prop
csition.
When Turkey Comes.
''What Is the only country Russia has
ever whipped" II history Is your favorite
diversion you will know that 1t Is Turkey.
and the butler will have the pleasure OF
presenting q piece of that delicious fowl.
What do we often do when we don't
wsnt to see bore?' Champagne" Tie
men at least will try hard to solve this
enigma. so that the corks may merrily pop
and this drink for the gods make more fun
for mortals.
What famous singer spent most OF the
winter in America after an absence Of some
years?' Patti. Further along the list
comes the bunker. IF your opponent on
the golf links did you one more hole what
would you consider yourself?' Possibly.
IL the victory is not too recent, you might
own to being beat"
After this vegetable has been masticated
the thrilling question to be answered Is,
What would you do IL pistol were point
ed at your head?" Quail, no doubt IL you
happen to be OF the fair sex.
What would bread be without But
ter
The unfortunate person who spends all
his allowance is in what?" pickle
What were the beaus of olden times
often called?" Macaroni.
What was the name OF Noah's second
SEM Ham.
IF you girls wanted to go to Japan what
would you say to your father" Lettuce.
An Easy One.
The next apropos query would be for
most persons rather an easy one.
with what do the children celebrate the
Fourth o. July2" Crackers.
When the sweet course appears these two
questions will have to be answered before
one is served:
IF a woman, what do you do when you
see a mouse? Ice cream.
Where does man put an engagement
ring?' Lady's finger.
Where do you go after the play for sup
per?" Cafe.
There are few questions given by way
of suggestion, but, of course, each hostess
must be guided In her selection by the
menu. The mistakes in answering the
que stions will be delightfully."- funny. and
fancy the sport to be had in jollying the
guests who get the most impossible mix
lures and the poor unfortunates who are
than a pickle and cracker to satisfy their
appetites.
Three Minute Waits.
Three minutes is the time allowed for an
swering each question. The hostess will
keep score and at the end of the feast will
present to the girl who has dined both
wisely and well dainty muslin sunbonnet
ito keep her head always COOL" and the
successful guesser of the masculine six
with an umbrella to ward of storms OF
like nature"
The favors at the dinner will be candy
boxes made OF white watered paper en-
blazoned with hags and the portrait OF
Washington. ] lese are filled with that
most patriotic OF all sweets, candied cher
ries The ices Will be red and white cher
ries eaten with a silver Ratchet.
Another novel function not as elaborate
as the dinner Is Fourth of July tea. The
picturesque feature of this affair is to have
the girls who pour tea and serve the punch
dressed in colonial frocks, quaint ponnets,
mitts and sandals. This tea VIII De helu
on the lawn, and over the tea and punch
bles will be large japanese umbrellas
which are more attractive than hot and un-
comfortable tents. The ices, sandwiches
and bouilon are served from the house
and passed by the servants. - .
Should the Fourth of July hostess use
either OF these ideas her notions or orlsl-
naIity and patriotism would be bravery up
ia ELINOR HEWITT.