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The evening world., 1910-12-31
They Can't Go Wrong in 1911
If They Stick to These
Some of the New Years Thoughts and Senti-
ments That May Have Actuated Persons
That All New York Knows.

somebody else for his right arm last
faIl' because It's no joke TO be the right
arm or n scrappy guy Ike him.
timothy u. WOOD; UNI wish Herbert
PARSONS Just as good luck every DAY
IN 1911 as he had on Nov. 4, 1910.
president Taft wish the Cuban pa
triots would kind OF concentrate their
patriotism and not spread 4, Ike a
ioad or buckshot.
Gov elect Woodrow Wilson. Of New
Jersey wish | knew a little more
played.
Chairman Wilcox. OF the Public se--
vice Comnisslon-I wish this town
wouldn't grow so rapidly.
Tamnany Leader Thomas r. Foley
Wish Clemmy wasn't so addicted 70
conversation.
Congressman Wlillnm 8. Bennett
wish had the job that Henry George
has got.
Some More Resolutions.
j. Sergeant Cram resolve not to z
ir the Senatorship race unless I get q
better boost han I'VE been getting.
District-Attorney Whitman resolvs
to give all bankers and other rich men
under Indictment a speedy trial. with
no flvors shown.
i'D'h commissioner IpIlkl1S-I resolve
not to Overcrowd the interiors OF the
city's ferryboats with stokers. oilers. e
cetera.
Secretary Ballinger-Again resolve
not TO resign.
Charles T. Murphy-t resolve not to
resume my intimacy with Senator Grady.
King George OF Ensiand-I resolve to
wish my peers a Happy New Year. II
ray he my last tnAnce n Asquith gets
the Jump on them.
Chicago Meat Packcr-r resolve not 20
sting Col Ultimate Consumer for NOR,
than 80 per cent. profits this year.
Ad Wolgast-i resolve not 20 hsht any.
body who might hurt me.
President Shonts OF the ln~trrborough-
I resolve to put another car In the sub
his year,
DIR, Wilcv-I resolve to eat my wi'cs
biscuits, no matter wha: happens.
Wall Street-Wc resolve to try and
make some noney this year.
Poiice Commissioner Cropsey-I resoiv
20 Keep or saying noting.
Oscar la mmcrsteia-I resolve 10 weir
4 derby.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
HIRAM CARPENTERS
WONDERFUL CURE
Of PSORIASIS :.

"I have been afflicted for twenty years
9th an obstinate skin disease, called by some
Al rs psoriasis. and Others leprosy. CONF
mencing on my scalp; and In spite Of all 1
could do, with the help Of the most skniul
doctors. IL slowly but surely extended until 3
year ago this winter II covered M ertt
person in the form OF dry'scales. For ar
last three years | have been unable to do an
labor. aud suffering Intensely all the tirir.
livery morning there would I've nearly . dust-
painful Of scales taken from the sheet on ny
lope containing this letter. In the latter part
Of winter NV skin CONNER ced cracking ope,t
! tried everything. almost that could Is
i"Sssp' started %.i @i'v %s.,. any II i Ic1,ss' | r could zen rsss =
the Hot Springs. reached Detroit and va.
90 low J thought ] should have to 70 TO the
hospital. but h%nally. got rs far as IAnsins.
DIR - treated me about two weeks, but did
me no good. All thought ! had but . short
time to live. earnestly. prayed Ia. ds'
aofo~s fy ribs. arms, hands. limbs feet hadi.
swollen to,-nails. ca me on; fnrer-nais dept
AMI hard rs a bone; hair dead. dry and lifci,ys
o. old straw. . my. Godi how ! did sufet,s
IN sister wouldn't give up; said. 'Nc
will try Cuticura. some was applied on o.
hand and arm. Eurekai there WAS ielisi
the word 90. They Immediately got Cutirm
Rcsolyent. Ointment and Soap. ! ecu mcno.s
BY taking u ticu-a Resolve nt three tines .
day after meals had o bath once n day. vale
about blood heat u.cd tuticurn Soap ffecit
applied Cuticura Ointment morning ard even
ing, Result: returned to NY home In Just ~
weeks from the time ! LEFT. and my skin %
smooth as this sheet Of paper. IliTamt.
Carpenter. Henderson. y. T." ..r.
Tho above remarkable testimonial r.-
written January 10, 1850, md Is r'publsi'T
because OF tho pertnanepcy OF the dt
Under date Of April -. 1910. Mr.. Carpcnif
wrote from his present home GiO Wglr.A
st So, Lansing. Mich: IL have nt,p"
suffered q return Of the psoriasis Fisf
although many years have passed I h-s-
not forgotten the terrible suffering | enda.
before us!ag The Cuticu.a lioncdios." 't'
The evening world., 1910-12-31
CAR KILLS GIRL
AFTER SHE POSTS
NEW YEAR CARD
Little Pauline FelSinger Run
Down While Her Mother
Gives Whist Party.

There "as n little uelghborhood patty
last night at No. u West Thirty.scv-
cnth stree. Bayonnc. which IL the hom.
of Albert Filsingcr, assistant supcrln-
tendent In the Jersey city Offices %, the
Prudential Life Insurance Conplny.
Mr. Filslngcr was entertaining at
whist.
The oldest child Of the three Of the
family. teu-year-u!d Pauline. ran ou' TO
mail a New Years post card at the let.
ter-box on the corner. Soon after she
vas gone Mr.. FlIsinger. busted with
her duties as hostess. thought she h,srd
cries and the changing OF gongs. Pass
ing n front window n little later .he
happened TO look out and notice mat
tle trolley ears on the Avenue e Inc
were tied up. \ long line ~ them
stretched along the rails.
Calling to the others that there must
he n fire down the street. Mrs. nh.
singer opened the front door and ran
down the sidewalk to where A little
crowd OF men were collected about ,he
mead car Of ;he halted row ~Sudd~a',,
the group. She saw the dead face or
her child right at her feet. and she Fell
In a faint
On the way buck home from the Ell
tcr+box Pauline had been run down by
an ca.t-bound car. cut to Mcccs ~
the wheels. she was dragged the ats
taucc OF the block from 1hlrty-scyrnth
to Thirty-eighth streets.
While a wrccking crew were lacking
rp the car 10 get the wcdged and NAH
gled body from under the trucks the
motorman. Martin quinn bc"s,me hls-
icrical. lie disappeared In the dark
ness. To-day TIE police were SIN look
Ing for him.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
NO MORE BABIES
IN UNITED STATES
AFTER YEAR 2OI5.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec. 3l.-The
sturk is going to cease It's visits 10
the United states IN ans. according
10 Prof. Walter T.. Wilcox of Cor
nell University, who addressed the
American Statistical Association on
comparative Fccuudity OF the
United States and France"
The professor has arrived at this
mathematical conclusion by studying
the birth rate for the last century.
He says that France will continue to
have babies for eighty years after
tho United states has quit, and that
Uncle Sans only chance OF getting
hlhIes after 2ol5 will be by importing
them from France.
As n means OF %warding off this
calamity, It was said by speakers
that the State ought to honor moth
erhood by endowing mothers.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
GIRLS MARCH FROM FIRE
WITH NO SIGN OF PANIC.
Prepared by Repeated Drills, Fac
tory Employees Calmly Walk
Out When Bells Ring.

Two hundred and hfty girls. employed
in Kaufman Brothers smoklng-plpe
factory at No. 1854 Fulton street. East
New York. walked out Of the place
without the slightest excitement to-day
when the fire bells rang through the
building,
The fire was IN Joseph Ryan's paint
and wall paper warehouse next door
and for q time threatened to spread to
the Kaufman factory. The employees
are put through n tre-drill regularly,
n when the bells sounded the girls
made FOR the stairways m fire escapes
without n moments hesitation.
George Melody Of Engine No. III, who
was fighting the FIRE in the cellar. was
overcome by the smoke and was ca rried
to the street by his comrades
The evening world., 1910-12-31
GOVERNMENT TO CLOSE
NEWPORT WAR COLLEGE

NEWPORT. Il. l.. Dec. 3i.--The Nayai
war College Is 10 be closed - far as
sewport IL concerned, according 10
news received In local naval circles. The
future OF the college has not been de-
q dcd definitely as yet. but there IL a
. r1us bclirf tnII 1t viii be established
lu Washington where. woTklns Ia con-
melton with the Army Wan College, "A,
the capital. better results mlglt be nc-
complished.
The building at Newport occupied By
the NavLl war COLLEGE Wul b. used UD
the officers connected with the Naval
Training station.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
MERCHANT STRICKEN ON
CAR WHILE FAMILY WAITED,

The family %, Patrick Walsh, a flour
merchant Of No. AZ West F]Orty-rourth
street. sat up late last night. worry
Ing because he did not come home az
his usui! carly hour, At | \. NJ. his
daughter Agnes was pallcI to the ,rlc.
phone and was old by Lieut.. McNulty
Of the West one Hundred and Twen-
ty-hfth street station that ner father
was at tho j, Hood Wright Hospital
suffering from paralysis Mss Walsh
went at once TO the hospital ana re.
maineG with her father until he died
early to-day,
Mr.. walsh was found on an Amster.
dam ayenu car which was about 20 be
run into the one Hundred and Twenty.
ninth street barns.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
GETS NEW YEARS DIVORCE.
Former Navy CONswRin Free Of
Wife who Preferred Another.

Supreme Court Justice Davis to-day
gave Charles J. Aichmann. until re-
Gently coXswain of the battlcship Vir-
GINA, a divorce from his wife. Annie,
as a New Years present.
II was while Aichmann was In the
navy that his wife ran away with
James Scu.!y. As soon as Aichmann
learned OF II he brought suit. Mr..
Aichmann was summoned to court and
admitted that she had LETT her husband
for S'ully. She declared that under no
confederation would she leave Scully
and return to Aichmann.
Aichmaun, who Is t~wenty-four yeas
old. was in the navy -four years. Mrs.
Aichmann Is twenty-threc years old.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Dynamite Blow-Up Causes
Panic in Darkness Under
Astoria Company's Plant.
ANOTHER MAN IS DYING.
Drill Was Started in Hole That
Still Contained Charge
of Explosive.

Twenty men were BOWED over by an
explosion OF dynamite In a tunne 100
Feet below the surface In tho plant o..
tho Astoria Heat aad Power Company.
winthrop avenue and Shorc road.
Casino Beach. Long Island. at ie.so this
morning and when fourteen were
brought to the surface I'm buckets. six
u their companions were lcf, uncon.
scious IN tho DARK pit. on. OF these
Gicd later and another was mortally
hurt.
The explosion occurred Just after the
midniyh; shift OF ground hogs" went on
duty. The heat and power company f.
digging a unncl under the Els, River
through wh!,h gas pipes will be run 10
Fort Morris In tho Bronx. the plan belns
to extend the service to the Bronx anI
Manhattan.
When the foremeh In charge OF the
new crew went down IN the pit he was
told that all the old blasts had been
exploded. The new crew had hardly
got their machinery In motion when a
steam drill began pounding away at a
$3.50 "'" NV 'NpipNsOn came
Every man In the pit was Injured
more or less and all were left In dark.
ness. At the same time the lights In
the big power-housc were distinguished.
some OF the men In the pit kept their
neads. Others ran about screaming AND
begging to bo saved
Fled F. , Power House,
There were sevcnty-nve men employed
In the power-house and when the ex.
plosion came they fled to the open. II
was half an hour before sufficient orde,
was restored on the surface for res
cuers to lower the bucket.
Men In the pit made a dash for II
They fought each other FOR places o
vantage. Several times the bucket wa.
lowered, As the men were brought tt
the surface they were attended by sur
geons. All had sand round into theii
eyes and they had been cut by Hyini
rock.
When a roll call Of the men showed
that SIX men were missing a rescuing
party wen. down in the bucket. Erncs,
Sinoth. "A negro. OF No. 236 West one
Hundred and Flfty-second street, Man.
haitian. was the first to be brought to
the surface. His skull had been crushed
and he died shortly after he was ad
mitted to st Johns Hospital.
William Jackson. also "A negro, OF No
?2' Grant street. Jersey city. was the
next brought from the pit. Both Jack.
sons eyes had been blown out and (,
VAS said at the hospital that he would
die.
Others Found Unconscious.
The four other unconscious men wer.
then rescued. All were badly hurt.
Dr. Forester. emergency physician at
the works, cal,ri several neighborEpoi
physicians to his aid. Not a man In the
tunnel when the explosion occurred es.
capped hurt.
Aninvestlgation TO fix the blame FOR
the explosion Mas begun by the police
The evening world., 1910-12-31

TOPEKA Kan, Dec. BE. T. FAR
c5lld. state superintendent OF PublI'
Instruction. In, made arrangements 20
have a test made of plpc' towels ror
this Kansas schools, II the test Is sue
cessful bis plan Is TO furnish all pin'ls
In the Kansas schools with inflvilull
towels,
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Here's a Few for the Wives.

10 some better use.
Here's a Few for the Wives.
And now for the wives and the New
Years resolutions their lords might sus
gest for them. 1t is difficult for AZ,
woman TO see her sex as husbands 8 Z
Il. for the things women dislike In can
other are oftener what most endeal
them to men. The suggestions wh.c:
follow were culled from various timor.
Gus husbands under the sacred pledge
OF anonymity:
stop rolling-that's what wives should
do. You know all the women are rolling
now TO get thin. and that shakes ur
the fiat and puts the pictures out OF
line, and the poor. tired husband has 70
go around Strengthening them after he
gets home"
This suggestion Is offered b. request:
Tell them TO stop crying said one
a
Say something about extravaganza.
You might suggest that they pick theil
gowns with some reference to their
husbands incomes. IT'S q whole ioI
easier to 1T n gown to a salary than a
salary to a gown said another de-
Jected SOUL
please ask them to give their hus'
bands twenty-four hours notice as to
which OF his pins and neclSties they
wish TO wear next day, Also suggest to
them that they might let him wear his
own dressing gown-at leas; on sum
day"
Get them to cut out perfumes, or
not talk so much a5out cigarettes unt.i
:hey do"
ASK them TO dress FOR breakfast. to
comb their hair instead OF putting lace
caps over It. and to give their kimonos
to the cook"
such were the walls OF the husbands.
Blu tine last man consulted spoke the
best word Of all.
Urge them TO stop matching hus-
bands. sitting around and comparing
notes, Ny. but ne must be easy" I
heard one wife say. enviousiy, TO an
other the other day. \ man would
rather his wife would murder him than
discuss him in the Intimate way mos,
women do
This. az least. l. a resolution worth
making and keeping.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
NeW Years "Swear- offs Wife Dictates,
And a FeW 1911 COme-Bdcks From /

That Befoye-D Dinner Crouch Is
an Eternal Wrecker of Do
nestle Peace, and the Fairy
Story DeiinquenfEs an AbOm-
indfion in the Sight OF a Lou
ing Spouse.
The evening world., 1910-12-31

An auxiliary OF TIE Hospital saturday
and Sunday Association. made w Il
bankers and brokcrs, Il aiding in the
collection OF funds for the a~ssociatfpn's
free service n hos p.tai, j. =. Morgan
e Co, subscribed yesterday 500;
Kuhn, Loeb q CO., $500. and Speycr &
Co, $500. The association wishes to
raise s90o, 900.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
BY Nix ola Greeley Smith.

The new year is
upon us, and that
hardy annual, the
New Years 9
luton, Is once
more gettin &
ready to flower.
Let us hope its
branches will not
be laden down
with the usual
u~nfruitiil crop o.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
The Wife of
One Who Drink.

| have an important CONFIDENT
scaled message for you. Il vii, coD.r
IN a plain envelope. You can conquor
his liquor hatit in 2 days and mai
home happy. Wonderful. safe. lasi.
ing, reliable. inexpensive. Edw. J,
Woods. 53i Sixth Ave. 400 q. New
York. 0,ti
The evening world., 1910-12-31
A Few New Years Messages
That Mlaht Have Been Sent.

William Travcrs Jerome to Clement j.
Driscoll-What shall II profit a man u
he gain all the press clippings and lose
his own lob.
Mary Garden to Ruth 81. Denis-1:
the matter OF costumes none OF then,
has anything on us.
Nat G.. Goodwin 10 Betty Vincent
Please answer in your valued column
the query: What shall husbands do to
Keep our young wives at hon'e""
Nat G.. Goodwin to DE Wolf Hopper
You'll have to hustle-I Just gained one
lap on YOU.
James j. JeGries to Nat c. Good win
they never come back.
The King of Denmark to DR.. Cook
AS a favor to me, please never again
get a Dane mixed with a Pole,
Dr, Cook to Sarah Bcrntardt-How do
you do IL? ! could only come back once.
Sarah Bernhardt TO DR.. ~Cook-Study
the methods OF Adclina Patti.
Dr. Munyon to Friend Wife-Thcre is
hope.
Harry Pollok to Joe Grlm-Congratu-
lations on your latest defeat. Both OF
us now have perfect averages OF 1000
minus.
Mayor Gaynor to city Chamberlain
lIyde-Are you ducking still?
city Chamberlain Hyde to Mayor Gay
nor-Yes. ducking. and also stu.
= James Buchanan Brady to the newcst
electric sign On Broaiway-Stop stealing
my stun.
\. Carnegie to the Dove OF Peace
You're the most expensive poultry |
ever bought.
Chuck Connors to Tom Lec-Can you
tell why everybody knocks gu. China
own secret societies:
Tom Lee to Chuck Connors-Sure.
Hammer and Tongs.
Police Commissioner Flynn to the
Black IIand-What's your h~urry-here's
you hat"
John McGraw to Bugs Raymond
Don't turn over a new ~lcaf-there misl.
be a whiskcy advertisement on the OTHER
side.
John Kern OF Indiana to Charles T..
Hughes OF New Nork-It looks like =
big year foY wh!skcgs.
Senator Thomas l.. Carter Of Montara
10 bota ot the aooYe-No, out thls way.
Tom Shartey to t.veryDody-Coasga;s.
tcO.lpCt)
The evening world., 1910-12-31

But There's Her "Roihing" and
Her Weeps That Deiuge Bliss
Out of the Home. and, Worst
0fAH Her Proclamation That
He's Easy"
The evening world., 1910-12-31

ease? The amount Of energy wasted by
perspiring and unframed men In the
hooking up OF gowns might surely be pa;
TO some better use.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Some Resolutions.

FREDERICK PINNEY EARLE. co.
Never again!
NJ. LINN BItUCE.-To remember that
playing VITA fire Insurance IL far safer
than play!LS the races.
TO make faces busily at every bank,
trust company and railroad ONCE we
paste say nothing OF No. g Broad
way-until after the new New York Sen.
ator is clected.-EDWARD NJ. SIIEP-
ARD. WILLIAM f. SHEEIIAN, AL,
TON r.. Parker, D-CADY HER
RICK. DANIEL f.. COfIALAN.
]. L. MORGAN.-To have the name Of
that Shakespeare play changed to
"NcAdoo About Nothing"
MAYOR GhYNOR-To beware o.
young men with concayc faces and con-
vcx vocabularies. Al.o: To send Friend
Hyde a telegram, Absence does NOT
make the heart grow fondor."
SENATOR r. +. GRADY.-T1 be mod.
crate In my transports - expressed ad-
mi-ation for Murphy for awhile.
Wishes That Might Be Made.
william j. Conuefs-! visa Charlie
Murphy would play IN his own back
yard.
Goy.-elect John A. Dlx-t Wish there
We're Jobs enoIgh 10 % around.
Henry /. Stimspn-i Wish | had Seen
elected. Aut when | see now things are
shaping up, ! don't care, I don't care.
Theodore l,OoscVelt-l VISA Tho out
look mad some kind Of d p~houograph
attachment 81 that | could " tie ef-
!eHtivcly.
Ezra X. Prentice-T wish somebody
would come across vita that 5000 I
tossed into the campilcn fund last fail.
Cornelius V, Collins. Superintendent
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-08-12
Gems on Lace Restore Gown.

For the restoration of an evening
gown, so that it may do duty during
the summer dancing season, sew gems
upon the lace.
Laces when cleaned frequently suf
fer most in the elaborate gown. They
are fragile and reach the repair point
while the gown Is still good.
Then it i" that glass gems or large
beads come into requisition ae beau
tifiers as we'll as patcher.
Used discreetly they will cover most
successfully any small darn or rent
and will at the same time enrich anu
often recolor the garment.
This adding of a new toucn to the
half-worn article of apparel is fire.
ouently truer economy than the re
building of garment, with new mate
rails which usually attain almost the
price of a new gown.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-08-12
RAISING SWINE FOR PROFIT
Success Is Determined by Intelligent
and Constant Care to Details
and Judgment.

Success in hog raising is determined
by intelligent daily sometimes hourly
care and attention to small details,
and good judgment. When a farmer
decides to become hog raiser, he
should plan to stay permanently in
the business For the capital, labor
and time required there is no bust
ness that will pay larger profits, in
many sections of the country, than hog
raising. With an expert stock raiser
as hogh as 300 per cent. net profit has
been made in six months under or
binary farm conditions.
The breed to raise is the kind the
grower likes best There are more
differences in the individuals of any
breed than there are between choice
animals of the different breeds. A
good hog, we'll bred from a prolific
strain of any of the popular breeds OF
hogs, will make money for the farmer
when handled right.
Well finished hogs Of the proper
weight are always in great demand.
Hogs weighing alive 220 to $50 pounds
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-08-12
RAW ECZEMA ON HANDS

II had eczema on my hands for ten
years. I had three good doctors but
none of them did any good. l then
used one box Of Cuticura Ointment
and three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent
and was completely cured. My hands
were raw all over, inside and out, and
the eczema was spreading all over my
body and limbs. Before had used one
bottle, together with the Cuticura
Ointment, my sores were nearly
healed over, and by the time l had
used the third bottle, l was entirely
well. To any one who has any skin
or blood disease I would honestly ad-
wise them to fool with nothing else,
but get Cuticura and get well. My
hands have never given me the least
bit OF trouble up to now.
my daughters hands this summer
became perfectly raw with eczema.
She could get nothing that would do
them any good until she tried Cuti-
cura. She used Cuticura Resolvent
and Cuticura Ointment and in two
weeks they were entirely cured. I
have used Cuticura for other members
of my family and it always proved sue
cessful. Mrs. M. E. Falin, Speers
Ferry, Va, Oct, 10, 1902"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-08-12
RAFFIA TRIMMING THE VOGUE
Gives Extremely Effective Touch to
Many of the Seasons Styles
In Millinery.

Many of the new hats in the looser
Weaves of straw are being trimmed
very effectively in colored raffia and
velvet flowers, the ratfia being COW
cred with net of the same shade and
arranged like a scarf. Raffia comes in
nearly 20 shades, and where an I'M
usual color must be matched, the
white or natural colored can often be
dyed to the exact tint. One girl tried
for days to stain exactly rather
bright blue raffia, and after failing
with all sorts of paints and dyes sue
ceeded by dipping the manufactured
grass into ordinary washing blue.
With the help of raff1a and net very
modish hats, indeed, can be trimmed
entirely at home, for even the velvet
flowers can beimade with practise by
the amateur Often the raffia and
net will match the straw of the hat,
with the flowers in another shade or
in black or white. The variations are
endless, and all are pretty.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-08-12

of old brass, filled with yellow lady's
slippers, stood in the center of the
table, and wreath of daisies and sml-
lax followed the curve of the table,
just inside the plates Daisy festoons
stretched from the chandelier to the
four corners of the room and daisies
and black-eyed Susans and tall feath-
cry grasses were banked on the man
telpiece and massed in earthenware
pots of quaint and unusual shapes.
The place cards at this luncheon
were tiny yellow satin slippers filled
with rice, the little card with the
name on it half hidden in the rice.
Other pretty place cards for en-
gagement or bridal luncheons are
hand-painted designs showing a girls
head framed in wedding ring, cupfds
peeping' through a heart design, or
twin hearts pierced with arrows. A
woman with some skill in water col
ors and a certain amount of invention
can easily paint the cards for lunch
con and, knowing the fads and fancies
of her guests, can get in little person
al touches that will enliven the lunch
con immensely.