The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10
ne Worman's Page Of The 'I'iines-I)ispatch
What Will You
Have for Dinner?

young bride comes home 10 the castle
VI her husbands ancestors and the
nousekccpcr at once begins 10 make
her life miserable by the game old
question And what Will you have
for dnncr?"
c'sioh Tor one to make at once. The
very EounS bride frowncd up hcr
pretty blonde eyebrows and said.
"eii' should say Bomcthing to holt
ana something to bake"
Hnd really that is about all any OF
ub Know about tho whole thing How
on earth SHOULD the cook know whcth-
or we wanted whole cow and all
inc vegetables IN the ..nrdrr? talk
about the Riddle Of the Sphinx and
"hai that one doesn't guile gather In
browning. this tiircc meals u day has
mem al! boiled dawn 10 nothing NJ
sooner do YOU rGshIy decide on fish
IMAM the man on ,ic other end q, In,
ifhc mas the assurance to tell yo,I he
hasn't Gny to-day: after Il ahorl slIr-
thish with the cuuk AZ to whether her
hcart will stand the str2iu or frying
cr"auettcs. YOU reach the conclusion
mat there IL not such a thing us a
pound of MICA; on the face OF tho
rhrth. and you had cSE. yesterday and
me dhy before trat. and that brinrp
you back 10 fish again
nave just finished reading n long
dissertation on wornan's wor,; in her
c'uo. and a lot of rot Of the same
order. It's all very wei! II III. has
Kind sister Martha 10 nall her soui
70 the pantry nhclS from dawn til
dark. whilc she IL Maryiui. /, aro,trJ
The town. but It ism, IN tn. least fair
housekeeping is y fine art All tie
Ireek paintings and legends and dead
ishEraSes in the world paie INTO ,n
hishihc'ince in comparison ,y..n Il. or
course. civilized uian. or woman either
Tor that matter. cannot ike without
'oohs- And Pretty generally that
civilized man or woman wants fond
In the nlces; way and better ti,,n apy-
pooS clscs. and, :1buyc everything,
different from what they had ysstcr-
day
Really cried orc luag-s,incrlpx
"oinhH- 4 haven't :. thoH&ht abcyc TIE
Htsc'aei.s you cannot bps' ~ ;hi. syn
sun ~ The year, or tIie tsct that the
aucks and rice ppodIng ct yesterday
tihH't 60 HearIy atouua-
some sweet little soul with only
Hpo"niul Of brsirs AID Iopft % that
spoon. erce said: 'Isr't II sd on,-
nary Queen OF sc0;z. 81 .icz.lay
Sraths OF aIi 'he ,>cau,stui -7orpe,. il
history arc nothing 10 7he Ea.1rit,j-,
that the bread failed q, rio. mr.
are so many mss,crious Things that
ere liable 20 happen 40 - -;.mple little
sar or bread iurt in the few hour. &c.
twceu the lime the cooks wraps il TEND
triy in rnd dinn.l ,vrapjer and Genes
Gown little late 10 put ~ dow, in
me morning. pcrhapa breakfast ia
spoiled, and ones family Eoes ont OF
the front door with bang that saya
much more pininly than ever Mr Web.
"tcr puts II, Il fan 10 understand why
you wish 10 spoil my breakfast ana, II,
inc end. the dny, with poor food" Thcy
fhink its all your fault Maybe it is
when a person not only housckeeps.
but makes you feel that che has really
done nothing ut ali. open wid, yo,i,
Hyee. Behold Mt once the marvel OK
The uEe Who can blame them. who
wants TO blanc them. You don't know
thing about III yourself. and you be-
gin TO wonder why everybody was not
horn nice. foolish hen to continually
cat corn from an old tin plate.
There never has seemed way 10
Simplify matters. and tn, housekecper.
'ruuSc forward in nevcr-cnding cir.
Gle OF breakfast. dinner and sumner
hrly TO come back 10 breakfast again
One wishes that come IT the papers
written recently on would be clever
HubJects and read to sleeping rows OF
fntn and women miHht not have n lii
TIC In them about what to have for
dinner" Merely for the ones who nan.
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BRENT WITT
summer faoiGcar.
III one Intends 10 have q supply of
summer footgear i'll readiness beforc
the hot months are actually here there
are several things which should be
done as soon as possible. Last wears
shoes' which have presumably been
put carefully away, should be taken
out of hiding and COMO over with !.
cream that will clean and preserve the
leather; then the cobbler should hayo
!" chance ut these before tho home re-
pairs are attempted. 4 hnlfsolc. - nov
heel lift. new buttons put o., with nat.
ent fasteners. and straps on the chafc1
front or back seam OF a boot will work
a wonderful change. If the renovated
1ootgcar does not lo0n quite like
new IT Will at least give one some.
lining 10 wear on bad day. ana every
one knows 1t ruins new shoe. TO rel
them wet or even thorouchlv I.mp
After the cobblcr has done his work
new ribbons should be put on pumps
ind new ribbon lacin5 in ties. 'rbsn
every pair should be properly freed
and polished and covered from tho
chance OF dust
Such boots as are TO bc dedicated 10
tramping should be scrubbed wei with
English harness soap and then treated
10 TWO coats Of good wutcrproting
OH This will keep them sofi. no mat
ter how often they arc soaked These
little attentions bestowed on well built
shoes will DO much toward kecni:,..
1hcir wearers well shod and will save
many dollars.
When it comes TO buying it must be
remembered that summer means loose
shoes or cisc discomfort. \ ready
made shoe should lie bought either a
trifle wider than the size usually worn
or else half size longer. This will
be found great saving on tho stock
tngs. too.
To Make Ten Tray.
The daintlest tea tray may he fash.
Toned from the lid of Il cheescbox in
this manner:
First sandpapcr the wood until 1t is
perfectly smooth and stain IL a ma