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The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
LITTLE PROBLEMS OF
LOVE AND MARRIAGE
Is the Desire to ShIk Responsibility Lessening
Marriagei

brings, they do not plunge blindly in,
trusting to providence TO lend a timely
hand when succor Is needed.
The decrease in marriage is due, TO
large extent, 10 finances. man knows
he earns just so much. He knows house
rent and clothing. and food, and pos
sIble doctors bills, perhaps the rearing
of children. will cost so much. He doesn't
shirk these responsibilities if he has the
money TO meet them. But between his
salary and the living expenses of mar
ried life Is a great gap with no means TO
bridge II. What he does shirk is running
into debt or else inadequately providing
for those dependent upon him.
This is what is lessening marriage
among thinking men and women. The
unthinking rush in. marry. and bring
disaster upon all concerned. Their fam
lilies are inadequately fed. clothed. and
educated The selfish. because they really
shlrk responsibilities, do not marry. But
the great mass Of single young men
and women Of to-day are unmarried be-
cause they have looked the proposition
over squarely and practically. and they
know they cannot pay the price. the ac-
tual price In money. They will not shirk
responsibilities that are no more than
they should assume. but they know II is
foolishness to shoulder a load beyond
their strength to carry. BARBARA BOYD.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21

In a recent contest as to the causes OF
decrease in marriage, the desire to shirk
responsibility was brought forward fire.
quentIy as one of the chief reasons. The
men and women of to-day. it was ar
gued. are luxury-loving, ease-loving.
pleasure-loving. They do not want to
assume responsibilities that will inter-
fere with these conditions.
But is this accusation just? Isn't there
a deeper and sounder reason for this
seeming Sinking of responsibility? Some
men and women there are to be sure,
so wrapped up in themselves that they
viii avoid anything that will break in
upon their own selfish pleasures and en-
joyments or bring the least care or wor-
riment. But these are not the many.
they are the few. The mass of Ameri-
can men and women are not afraid Of
assuming responsibilities. indeed, they
take them upon themselves even joyous
~. when they know they can manage
them. They rejoice in the strength that
can carry the load. But they want TO
feel sure they can carry the load. That's
the point.
Men and women to-day are not Sinking
the responsibilities of marriage. but they
are facing the outcome of these re-
sponsibilities squarely before they as
sumo them. II they know 1t is impossi-
BILE 10 fulfill the Obligations marriage
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21

~H mother doesn't approve of at
3 bring him to the house"
a the other when asked her
wanted her to
marry lin
she know you him every day in city?"
I'm
but she WON'T me m
foolish mother
pursue7
To her daughter mother-dsap-
everywhere perfectly
can you OF a bette way to make to
daughter insisted making
Of
thing of
Yes I daughter things
mothers
But newspaper woman things most
mothers don't
day complaining newspaper
thing wouldn't do all" he
think that's entirely attitude
Originality
conception
but
follows
be a n
biggest theatrical
f had the policy
he but all
should think
cone O first
WIZ examples?-
Ed heard men sing by lands and
the me-
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CAMERON.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
MASONIC AUDITORIUM 'sI =. s al =
Every Eve, hsnulHA PICTURES
1880 20 1890 tssVssNU CHANGED
Except Friday nsA~mNza EvEoV
Sat. Mat, rkVkWEE0 AIcur
$50 = ,.,.-,.,,,
CHILDREN, Sc. AND VAUDEVILLE ALL SEATS ioe
Red Beans and Rice.
| famous Creole combination.

a famous Creole combination.)
Soak overnight, or for at least six
hours. a pound of red beans. Then sim
mer for at least four hours In two full
quarts Of water. The beans will then be
quite soft. when add a teaspoon of salt.
a teaspoon of butter Cor half lard and
half butter). a small onion (minced), and
half a red pepper, and the simmering
process continued for two hours longer
A pound Of salt meat (scalded) is often
substituted for the above seasoning, not
excluding the onion, The minced onion
entirely disappears in the simmering and
makes a delicious seasoning.
Serve with boiled rice, and the combina-
ton Is not only good. but represents a
perfect food value-a complete ration.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
8I94
BOYS RUSSIAN SUIT.
Paris Pattern No. 3194
All Seams Allowed.

When planning the summer outfit for
the tiny son be sure to include in 1t sew
eral Russian suits OF linen. duck. cotton,
poplin. Bedford cord or gingham. with
one or two Of cloth OF flannel for cold
days. for certainly no more becoming
costumes are TO be found. and none that
is so comfortable to the small wearer.
The pictured suit consists OF a front
closing blouse, with fancy panel facing
front and back and detachable Elton
collar, and knickerbockers fitted on the
hips by darts and having the fullness at
the knees adjusted by rubber-run cas-
ings. AS pictured the suit is made Of
brown linen, with trimmings OF scarlet
braid. The Elton collar is Of white linen.
and tie of wide scarlet ribbon gives an
effective touch OF color. The pattern is
cut in four sizes. to years. For boy
Of years the suit requires ~ yards of
material IS inches wide. with \ yard OF
white linen IS inches wide or wider for
the Elton collar, and Sis yards Of braid
20 trim.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
To Entertain When House Is Small
From the Boston Herald.

From the Boston Herald
Entertaining when houses are small is
a problem that confronts many hostess.
Nor does she always solve it with the
happiest results.
Some girls. because they cannot enter
tain all their friends, never entertain
at ALL They take all the Inequalities
they can get. making excuses of cramped
quarters for doing nothing in return.
Others pay of their debts, but care
nothing for the manner of payment
They crowd their tiny house until the
walls fairly bulge, and the tempers and
clothes of their friends are alike ruined
Nobody has q good time bat the hostess
does not bother herself about that.
The one wise course is to give several
small affairs. and thus get around your
friends by degrees. Never invite more
than your house will hold comfortably, if
you wish to be thought a successful
hostess.
II is usually safe. however, TO include
in your list for dinner or luncheon about
a third more than you expect to come.
as that is the accepted proportion OF re-
grets in the gay season.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21

Beat half cup of butter to a cream.
gradually beat in half q cup Of sugar,
then one egg and the yolk of another, the
grated yellow ring OF an orange. and one
fourth cup of orange Juice: lastly. beat
in two and one-fourth cups Of -four. sift-
ed with half level teaspoon of soda and
a slightly rounding teaspoon Of cream
of tarter.
With pastry bag and tube (or spoon
shape the mixture in SIS on buttered
tins. dredge with granulsted sugar, and
bake IN quick oven.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
Rice Custard.

One cup OF boiled rice, two eggs, two
cups of milk. one-half cup of sugar. one
teaspoon of butter, vanilla or nutmeg to
taste Beat eggs and sugar and butter
together. Pass the boiled rice through
meat grinder with a fine cutter or
through a coarse sieve. Add to the beat
en- eggs. sugar and butter; then add hot
milk, and stir thoroughly. Sprinkle with
nutmeg or add vanilla axd bake In 8
pan of water until brown.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
TODAY

THE NEW NATIONAL.
john Drew. in "Inoonsiant George ...s......,At p
The Boston Symphony 40
THE BELASCO.
Dustin Fsrnum, in Cameo Kirby ...........-At SD
THE COLUMBIA.
De Wolf Hopper, in The Matinee Idol" ......At s:B
CHASES
Little Chip and Mary MsTbe........At s.l5 and SIS
THE ACADEMY.
Three Weeks SD
THE CASINO.
Continuous Vaudeville 30 a. n. 70 Il ?. N.
THE GAYETY.
bufteSus-. -.L7 a-lu 81
THE LYCEUM.
burieSQue- I'D anu CID
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21

From Bosom Transcript.
Woman's suffrage. many think. will
make mere man merer still
The suffragists are looking forward to
the time when the ship OF state viii be
manned by women.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
shuberts plan a Maori Village.

shuberts Plan a Maori village.
The Messrs. Shubert announce that
they viii establish Maori Village either
at the Polo Grounds OF one OF the up
town amusement parks at the conclusion
of their present contract with the tribe
of Arawa Maoris from New Zealand.
who are now appearing as one Of the
features of the triple spectacular show
at the New York Hlppodrome. The
Maoris. with their chief, Kiwi, will give
their Haka dances, and the women Of
the tribe will present the Canoe and Poi
dances, as well as giving an exhibition
Of native weaving and Matchmaking.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Upon reeeipt Of his pattern, ordered on coupon
below. place the rough glazed side OF the pattern
down on material 20 be stamped. then press hot
at-iron on the back OF smooth side Of the pattern.
Be careful not TO let pattern sip)
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
FROM WOMAN'S
POINT OF VIEW

This Is the day Of speciaities. and any
woman who can devise method of I'LL
ing wants has a life work cut out for
herself She may not be able to do
certain thing one bit better than a dozen
others could do It. but after she gets
footing nobody can displace her. Getting
a footing means, of course, thororghness
and interest In her work. & reliability
which becomes her personal stamp.
There is always room at the top, be-
cause the top ones die or disappear,
leaving vacancies which must be filled.
But there are none too many Of them,
and waiting for dead mems shoes or
dead women's shoes is weary work az
best. So II a woman OF ordinary intelli-
gence and average health can mark out
course for herself she Is reasonably sure
Of moderate success at least.
The common fields OF labor are over
crowded-that has a decided effect upon
wages. as stenographers have learned 20
their sorrow. There is a host Of really
good ones kept down TO mean wages by
the HoIuo u blACa NllO AAAON
Just enough to hold a position which is
theirs by reason OF price. nothing else.
do not believe that there are enough
mothers s. helpers who work by the hour
or by the day; enough sewing women
who can patch and mend and make over:
enough accommodates who will assist in
the kitchen. or the dining-room. or any
where else where temporary aid is need
ed. Ny solitary experience with a So
called accommodated settled any future
desire I might have for the class as it
now exists.
Illness left me without a maid and no
time TO look for a good one so took an &C
commodater. who refused to do anything
outside OF the kitchen and dining-room
and charged me one dollar a day for the
few services she rendered. She did not
work more than three hours a day. so
you see the price was extravagant. In
every neighboThood there could be five
or more real accommodations who would
be busy and earn a good living. women
who could nj in wherever average brains
and willing hands are needed. AS a mat
ter Of fact. these workers are so scarce
that only the few are served-a lucky
few who came early. so to speak.
have friend who has grip upon a
very capable woman who fills in when
maids depart or when there are guests.
and who cares for the little son when
either parent or both go away for a few
days. In the fan she does the preserving
and picking. and is so trustworthy that
the family does not consider it necessary
to be at home during the solemn process
l have another friend, the mother OF two
small children. who knows of a woman
whose services she can command when
she wants to go out for an evening ]
believe that she pays 30 cents night for
the service, but 1t may be 75-and the
woman makes pocket money without
much trouble or work.
BETTY BRADEEN.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
Lemon Fritters

Peel two lemons, remove all the white
skin. and cut into crosswise slices. Take
out the seeds. dip each slice into stiff
batter. and fry a golden brown in deep
fat. Serve with lemon sauce.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
CURRENT THEATER NOTES.

Edith wynns Mathisou viii make her first appear
snce at the New Theater, in New YORK, in Sister
Beatrice" new play By Maurice Maeterlinck-
The Turning Point" by Preston Gibson. to be
given its premiere at the Beasco Theater next Mon
dag evening is modern story In three acts, dealing
with vital topic Of current interest. The cast viii
be a notable one.
Ricardo sIartin is 20 create the leading role In
The Pipe Of Desire the first English grand opera
10 be put on al the Metropolitan Opera House 10
will be also the first time that Martin. although
American himself, has sung IN English.
Ethel BauymOre's old play. Captain Jinks. was
performed last week by the Junior League, char
table organization composed Of debutantes Of New
York's fashionable sci. Charles frohman gave
them the use Of the play, and Miss barrymore made
several suggestions about It's prediction and assisted
1T the last rehearsals She said that il made her
hosnesick 20 see some other girl playing her old part
Treutoni"
is the matter with Pittsburgh" She is playing
Penelope there, and wants 90 know why there are
50 many Jokes az the smoky City's expense Mise
Tempest SAYS she likes il. Well, Pitts0irg seems
to Ike her To he loved Is always the beginning Of
loving.
It is estimated that if a tax Of 10 cents were
levied on all the theater "dead-heads' in the
United States there woad be al iue noe OF so00 900
year for the actors hsnd. And Il would come
from those who would never feel It.
Miss Marie Booth Russell. who is leading lady Of
the Robert Mantel Repertoire Company had ocCz-
sion TO seek medical advice while in San Frsn-
$780, as she had = slight throat anection- She
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21

The new short coats VIII ht loosely and
hang IN straight lines.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21

The Russian blouse is one of the prom
inent features of advance spring styles
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21

found the waiting room Of the Doctors Office pretty
well filed and sat down to wait her tuTn The
doctor himself came to the door to how handsome
woman ratieut cut. As she left. be turned to the
row of solenn-looking people. and said: Who has
been waiting the longest tailoT rose with RlSc-
rity and said: 4 have. doctor. I delivered your
clothes 70 you three years ago.
Tnere was riddle contest on the stage Of the
Hudson Theater the other day. where the members
Of Children q Destiny Company were rehearsing.
aud the following, propounded by Harry Davenport.
the comedian Of the COMPANY. broke up the party:
Why is a ballet giFi VINO doesn't get her salary
in exactly the sane position the ballet girl who
doesf" The next day. after an alnght deliberaton.
Davenport gave ont the answer to the riddle: Be
cause they both kick for pay.
EDDIE Carrie has been engaged BY Henry 3. Hsr-
MS for prominent part in his initial musical pro
duction, "A Skyiark.
Orme Caldara has been engaged bT Henry b.
Harris as leading man for Helen Ware when she
begins her starring tour next season 10 Byron
OnsIey's new play.
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The Washington herald., 1910-02-21

Paris Iranster Pattern No. S02o
Braiding pattern inches wide and )
yards long. suitable for soutache. corona.
ton or any narrow braid and may be ap-
piled to the bottom of skirts, coats, chill
dren's clothes. or household linen, the
quality of the braid depending on the ma
terial, which Is used for the garments to
be braided. This design is especially good
for the covering of the coat seams and
seams of skirts and is very easily and quick
ly done; making attractive and useful pick
10 work.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-21
MORNING CHIT-CHAT.

II ~ H approve him all She let's
3 bring him house
That's what girl told day
what her mother thought the
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qrctnre Gpnrse 1tnterAaltnna.

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foIIs millfommeile Neuigfeit iein 81
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aOrm auS giebansitcIlnns.

g8ie bereits IN bieien Spalterr pcr'
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firf Greef.

GDas. &iecbmafar iet, reiite
Smnftag lad 9atgins Gin UNI feline
&o1ter 3u beiltderL
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5ofnilie 8un. Soalmer 81 9eiild.
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rnb miro oieieIbe in gdloe be5ieben.
@aIter amelirp fnlfer I'M
g[ibabIeiter @efddfttbatig, tpar nteG.
rere Gnge oabeim.
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RorriIou.

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mobtlte nnl pergangenen Smtitag in
Die Sdool. &ellnton bel.
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bier bel 8ertp1ibotcn uttO 5reluJ6eu
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Mit aufri6tigen 8eSaliern Der.
nabm Elm GROCER Srelnlbesfrcis Der
friiber oabier pobnenoen 6amilie SIN
quit Sonmerfelb bob ibr Sobu 8il-
liam 8. Commercial i'm Sitter bon
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orn lebten 8onneritag in ct. 2olis
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Dem @rate ieilrer @eritorbenen
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gotgbam.

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cine GarIaoinis gieb gefalft Die er
bier mcitet.
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G~ngebGriget.
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uuter Z @Onnt eriter &reis 800
3weiter 9reis 800
'gcHe State mif StitenfobieM
unter Z @onat, eriter greis 800
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geftcs Idueres 3uafobIen, nm
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inter Z Momt 400
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9eites S~otteIptep0. Stute ODER
8aIlnd, eriter @reis 400
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Seites @eipann idapere 3us.
pferSe, I'M @eidirr, 500
9eites @eipann Ieidte 8us.
pferbe, I'M @eidirr 500
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Bette Stlte NIT MauIeielfobleit
inter Z @onot. eriter Sreis $500
3tpeiter Yreis . 200
Beetles @auleielfobIen. inter 7
Monat. eriter 9reis 400
3meiter RreiS 800
9eites @eiponn @auIeieI 500
3 d. e
9eiter 8udteieI, 3 Sabre alt
nn6 ulter 12 Sobr $500
3tueiter &rei8 600
I. Storm.
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NIT Gebretl, eriter &reiS $40
9eItes @elbes 9ort, 6 StefpeI
nit Iebren 100
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3ipciter HreiS 100
. Beetles @elbes Gorll, 80 aebren t.50
+ 3iueiter Ireis 100
Nir @inuobner bon @asconooe
!. County fouuen iidy nm sic obiget
Sreiie belperben.
2oitis Saberitod, Sec.
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arib calf miro ain Greitaa

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9eitern bier.
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ct. 2onis.
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perpiior Of Building & 2oan slito.
ciation BON Seiferiop Gitp NOR &c.
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