The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-23
or INTEREST TO
Women . and . Diners
or INTEREST TO
GET INTO THE GAME"

Get into the game my son,
And make your very best play,
For every time the world turns round
1t clips from your age a day,
And life is all too short,
With honor or wealth, or fame,
SO if either you ever hope to obtain
Make haste to gee into the game.
Get into the game, my friend
The strenuous game of life,
Who idly dreams is drifting along,
A bubble on floods of strife.
With sins to fight and wrongs to right,
With sorrow and want a shame,
Just help the world and yourself along
And haste to get into the game"
IRENE POMEROY SHIELDS
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salad that is quite in vogue now
n in the East is named after Eng
lands Queen Alexander, and links
we'll in the same menu with an Amer
lean cake made famous to us by Owen
Wister, and now the fashion here
the white layer cake known as Lady
Baltimore cake, which figures so con-
stantly in his story of that name
which described old Charleston, S. e.
The Alexander salad is made from
celery and lettuce-just the daintiest
heart leaves-combined with grape
fruit cut small; and, if you like, some
seeded California white grapes. The
dressing is of salt, white pepper, oil
and, instead of lemon or vinegar,
some sauterne.
Have the salad very cold; it may be
dressed and chilled for some time
without any harm. Then just before
serving it cut up some nasturtium
stems in pretty lengths and scatter
over the top.
Lady Baltimore recipes exist in va
rying profusion 1t is a choice layer
cake, usually a white cake, favored
with vanilla or rose. The filling and
icing are of boiled frosting, in which
chopped nuts and raisins abound. This
is favored with a little lemon juice
and some grated rind A few recipes
call for the nuts to be stirred in the
cake batter but the preference is to
have them in the filling, and for decor
alton halved nuts with candied cher
ries on the frosting Citron and an
gelica may be cut into leaves and
stems for these patterns on the top of
the cake or cocoanut spread on the
fresh frosting.
A dish of this Alexandra salad, with
bread and butter fingers or tiny bis
cults of any kind, and a cup of tea or
coffee with Lady Baltimore cake and
any desirable bonbons is quite sufi-
cient for good cheer at any small
party.
/ ONCE upon a time a youth who had
" commenced to navigate the sea OF
matrimony went to his father and
said, Father, who should be boss?
or my wife," Then the old man smil-
ed, and said:
Here are 100 chickens and a team
of horses. Hitch up the horses, load
the chickens into the wagon and wher-
ever you find a man and his wife
dwelling stop and make inquiry as to
who is the boss. Wherever you find a
woman runnings things leave a chick
en-. If you come to place where the
man is in control give him one of the
| horses"
After 70 chickens had been disposed
Of ba 0nTna IN house anI ,,oIo 10
usual inquiry.
Pm boss O this ranch" said the
man. Got to show me-"
So the wife was called, and she at
tirmed her husbands assertion.
Take whichever horse you want,
was the boys reply.
So the husband replied, "I'll take
the bay"
But the wife didn't like the bay
horse, and she called her husband
aside and talked to him. He returned
and said, 81 believe I'll take the gray
| horse"
Not much" said Missouri, You'll
take chicken"
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BASEBALL now being the popular
u game it is interesting to know
that, although photographers have not
as yet devoted their acumen to the
subject, there does exist a nice dis
tinction among the terms "rooters,
"bug," and fan" Any one may be a
rooter if he attends a game only once
in a lifetime and yells. A bug, too
need not be a steady patron; his chief
requirement is ability to quote data
and statistics dealing with averages