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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
PACKING THE VACATION TRUNK.

WOMAN who has travelled great
deal and has found one trunk
sufieient for the needs OF her wardrobe
gives the following hints as to the dis
posaI OF her belongings:
In the bottom OF the trunk she has
had a partition made large enough TO
carry one large or two small hats. AT
the side of this partition she places a
wooden box filled with sawdust In
which she packs her medicine bottles.
Here. too, she lays her shoes. each pair
carefully rolled in linen covers. Her
rubbers are fitted on one pair Of boots,
and in all OF them she slows toilet be-
longings, such as tooth powder bottle.
cold cream far, etc.
Then she has six or eight pieces o.
heavy cardboard cut to TT the trani.
exactly. They are covered with q
pretty light percsle made in envelope
shape. with straps TO fasten down Sc
cureIy. In these large envelopes she
pins her dresses and shirt waists. Two
or three frocks or blouses can usually
go into each envelope. In this wa
everything is kept absolutely fat and
nothing is pushed 20 one end of the
trunk when IT is turned up on end. a
shallow tray at the top of the trunk
holds laces. ribbons and wells.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

Ramekins.-To make ramekfns CRATE
half a pound of cheese and beat ii in
mortar with nalf a pound of butter,
the yoIks of three eggs and the inside
of small French roll boiled in cream
until II is soft. Add The well whipped
whites OF the eggs and pour the mix
ture into small and rather long shaped
paper pans. Place them in the oven
and bake a pale brown Serve at once
This batter is very nice when poured
over caalifiower. stewed broccoli or
ezlery.
Eeast Cheese-Grate three ounces Of
Cheshire cheese and mix it with the
v3iks CT two eggs. foGr ounces of graf
"a breade.unbs ssf.a three ounces Of
butter. Add desSEr+s spoonful of mus
tard aud little silt and pepper. Toast
some small rounds OF bread, lay the
mixture upon them. Put them into an
oven to get hot all through ana to al
Low the cheese to brown little. Serve
very hot
Aacfoyy Toast Rone and skin six or
eight anehoyies and pound them to a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
SIMPLE METHOD By
WHICH TO APPLY
LACE NEATLY TO DOLL

Il takes quite a while to b1ItonhoIe
the lace to the edge 0f dolly and
while the result is very pretty, =
more simple method can be used. says
the Chicago Inter Ocean. AfIef the
dolly is measured and trimmed 70 the
exact size, the edge Is turned up On
the right side. Not hem, merely the
edge, allowing enough material 50
that IT viii not pull out from under
the lace
On this turned-up edge, the lace Is
basted, pulling the inner edge slightly
so that the outer edge Win lie per-
feetly flat. It is best to haste the lace
on flat surface so that you can bet
ter arrange the fnllness. as the lace
must be neither full nor scant but
perfectly smooth. After the lace Il
firmly basted in place, machine stitch
along the inner edge. BY applying
the lace in this way, the finish will
be very neat, both on the right and
wrong side. without any undue bulki-
ness.
If the lace is OF pure linen thread
the inner edge can be shrunken. and
then the lace win adjust Itself to the
curved edge. TO shrink the beading.
gather the lace in the hand and then
din the innersedge in hot water. being
careful not to wet any other portion
of the lace. With certain kinds d
laees. the first thread can be drawn
taut and that win give the necessary
fitness on the OUR edge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
ns AVID NoEs OF woMgNs For
: EASILY MADE sAvoRIEs =

mass with an ounce Of fine butter and
spread il on toast.
Tomatoes and Mushrooms With Olive
Sandwiches-Take six skinned and cut
tomatoes. teaspoonful Of Worcester
shire sauce. one OF butter rubbed with
one of cornstarch, aspect of cayenne
and pinch OF salt. Simmer until
thick. add a little minced onion and
mushrooms. Cock twelve minutes and
serve With brown bread sandwiches
spread with butter and chopped olives.
Hot Ham Sandwich.-Put some boil
ed cold, ham through a meat chopper
and mix with ~ery little butter into
paste. To a half curfut put quar-
ter ora teaspoonful. OF dry mustard
Spread this mixture on squares pr
rounds of bread and put the two to-
gether with thin slice If good cheese.
Saute in hot chatting dish With Il ia
blesnoonfnl of butter until the latter
begins To bubble. Have ready hot
plates. rnd when the1chsese has melted
and the bread is Drowned slip one on
each plate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
RAIINf FOOTWEAR

QUITE the newest thing in dress ac-
cessories is the slipper. pump or
shoe of ratine. that popular fabric
which resembles Turkish teweling
more closely than anything else, The
new footwear is surely novel IL nothing
more. Built. however. ON smart lasts.
the shoes are rather good looking. One
rnay have buttoned shoes in white.
blue or gray. and the latter offer choice
OF either white or black buttons.
. Tie little ratine pumps haye the. APP
proved low cut high arch and straight
high heels. These. too, come in plain
White and also in a soft pretty blue. an
attractive gray and a dainty pink. They
have a little bow of the ratfne at the
.fnstep. They will make an especial
appeal to the summer girl in search
OF novelty.
On.the principle Of EXTREMES meeting
it Is wen to consider the new gloves Of
the. season. which are OF fine kidskin for
afternoon wear and dress tailored
.eostenies. Fer this purpose there are
new and especially delicate shades that
women win like wearing. The new
butter color. for instance, Is q soft
yellow which might look very well with
dark brown or blue suits One may
have 1t either with heavy white or
black embroidery on the back. And
there are such pretty gray shades. soft.
delicate pearl grays. that are quite
striking when they have heavy black
embroidery to sound final note.
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xvo., 49,, -. -, -. - 49,. -.
i ..s 49, - ' ...- ~
peass = se 49,. 8 ! "a
Daiioon anaH snlfrsa ta.'5 ,A.s
shoulders IN All but tailored @.-,.
the very skimpy. clinginE sleeves nat
have been In vogue are seem no uoI.
Their place has been taken 81 n|s.I&.
with little pnffs and frIlIr 41ornU.1I.
ed sleeves are also among the n0. |..-
sibnlfies. They make Visible .''|||'|.
lof some thin fabric such 3. 11|..|
side By side with these m1ncII| ~
observed costumes with the ola [..|-
Toned mousquetaIre sleeve .1Ifr1| non
shoulder to Wrisk that SIN retain. |'.|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

The latest idea for the convenience
of women who travel, says the New
York Sun, is the week end Or short
trip wardrobe trunk, which will hoiG
seven gowns and contains three
drawers. OF course it is expected tina;
this shall be accompanied by hat
trunk made to match it, both sing
covered with fiber and studded with
brass nails. These small wardrobe
trunks are about the size of steamer
trunks and are much used for the
stateroom, although they are no:
nearly so practical as the newes;
steamer trunks, which can be slipped
under the berth and not moved during
an entire voyage, because access TO
them is made easy by hinged fronts
which let down like the lids of writing
desks. and permit the removal of the
two drawers which contain clothing.
All the high-priced trunks are lined
with leather. the soft pantasote faml;-
lar in it's use for motor car cushions
and chair Seats The steamer TRUNKS
have waterproof Innings, which obviate
all danger of dampness or injury from
water and prevent the usual wTinK-
ling incidental to a sea voyage. the
week end trunks are about 3 inches
deep, and it is astonishing how much
they will hold All the drawers; nave
hinged front pieces and they are di-
yided into compartments. special at
tention being given TO the space in
tended for waists.
The hat trunks are OF various sizes,
the largest being about 80 inches by
q. The large trunks hold six hats,
the side sections being removable SO
that it is easy TO take out one hal
without disturbing the others. The
chief joy of these fine and by the way
rather high priced boxes for millinery,
is due TO the fact that provision is
made for all sorts of small things.
In the bottom are shoe boxes lined
with cotton flannel and provided with
straps. The II boxes in the large
trunk make it possible to carry gooc
stock of slippers and pumps. Then
there are special compartments for
hosiery. handkerchiefs and wells. not
10 mention neckwear and the coun
less other accessories of dress. Ever
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
STEAMED INDIAN PUDDING.

Chop one-auarter pound of suat fine
and stir into it two ours of cornmea'.
Heat three cups of milk in double
boiler and stir in the suet and meal.
Stir and cook until smooth, add ono
tslf cup of molasses, two rounainr
tablespoons of dried curra1fts, beat
we'll and set aside for several hours.
When ready to cook add three well.
beaten eggs and a saltspoon OF ginger:
pour into buttered mold and cam
four hours. Serve with a hard sance
Favored with nutmeg-Chicago Tner
Ocean.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
BEEF AND TOMATO PIE.

Butter a deep dish and put in a
layer of mashed potato an inch thick.
then a layer of raw beef, cut small;
next a layer of chopped onions tRat
have been lightly fried in butter, then
a layer OF sliced tomatoes, then mea..,
O. ions, tomatoes again and then more
mashed potato for top layer. Season
each layer with pepper and salt and
ci. the tomato put a sprinkling OF
mixed dry herbs. Smooth the top
layer of potato. Take cold boiled POI
tdtoes tcut thin, and lay the slices
all over the top with butter and bake
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
FASHIONABLE WASH FABRICS

1t Is to be a year of delightful cot
ton fabrics, judging from the first de-
partment store openings in New York
in imported cotton materials, for cot
ton voile and crepe are to be the fash
ionable wash fabrics, according to a
New York Herald writer. Every one
knows how splendidly they launder,
how well they hang and how little
they crush in wearing. While most of
these materials have white ground,
tine new colorihgs, butter yellow. sal
mon and rose leaf pink. are to be had
in many of these new materials.
But It is the block prints, stamped
on the material in coIors by wood
blocks, that are very unusual They
are stamped on both the white and
colored grounds. sometimes only as
borders. especially in the Bulgarian,
Hungarian and Servian designs, and
in dainty allover designs when the
motif is French, generally of the Louis
XIV, or Louis XVI period.
In the Slavic designs the colors are
very strong, rich reds. blues and
greens or a strong tan, and the design
is often accented by an outlining
stamped or embroidered band Of black.
Borders of rough weayes are also
seen on these crepes and Voiies; q
new chenille weave of thiekened
threads that runs through the cloth
is decidedly attractive. The open
Drawn work border is also seen, ana
ratine bands both in white and color
are effective. There is also a e6IoreG
cotton embroidered by machine. on
wolfe that looks exactly like French
knots. These are also stamped with
the wooden blocks. so that they look
like an embroidered design of French
knots on color.
In tailored materials Cossac linen,
very striking weave, has a heavy
boncle border of chenillelike threads.
Illumined tweed, a very curious IA
tire weave, fieckad with darker DOTS
that give 1t the tweed look makes
up into very smart tailored. suits. es
pecially when made with the new ef-
feet of collar and reyeFes OF a black
and white band. placed together, as
was done with furs during the winter
For the spring blouse nothing could
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

STUFFED EGGS IN CREAM SAUCE.
Boil the eggs until the yolk is firm
by placing them in cold water and
letting it come to the boiling point
and keep it at this point for ten min
rtes; then let the eggs cool in the
water. Roll the eggs when cold light
ly, on the table to crackle the sheiis,
when they may be removed witnou:
breaking or marring the white. Clip
off a slice from the large ends and
remove the yolks, which mash. Sea.
son with pepper, salt and little mus
tard, the nadd chopped olives or pi.
molas chopped very fine, or chopped
sardines or smoked herring. Refill
the whites with this mixture, set on
the slices and place side by side in
a deep dish. Pour over cream sauce
to reheat the eggs. The long cooking
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

the smallest of these trunks, when
are about % inches square, are OF IN
estimable comfort to the woman trav-
eler, who will find them useful,
whether she has many hats or few.
The subject of hand luggage brings
enc to bewildering variety of novel
ties. There is a bag with a crease a;
the bottom, SO that ii can be folded
ut and put into the trunk when it
is not needed on the journey. lit 5
made of pliable leather and is exceed
ingly light Walrus, sealskin, black
morocco and calf are all popular as
materials for bags of every sort and
trimmings beautifully wrought en-.
nance their cost.
In suit cases there has been an eff
fort to decrease weight, and some are
built on aluminium Traces, while others
are made of leather and perfectly
shaped without any frame. ALI of
them are lined with leather or silk
and many pockets and trays are In
trodueed. The suit case intended for
checking is really a leather trunk
and contains all sorts Of toilet fix
iEgs, including hand mirrors, mani
cure sets. brushes and silver topped
cold cream jars. Another convenience
is the portfolio, which contains cards
and writing paper.
One of the most convenient of trav-
cling conyeniences is the attaene case
which looks as if it miaht be dolls
suit case. 1t is about 10 inches long
and is made of fine leather Inside
are compartments for letter paper. en-.
velopes. cards and notebooks, and a
little leaf opens out for use as writ.
ing tablet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

All Of the new wicker furniture In
cludes veranda conveniences. such as
newspaper receptacles and magazine
stands, tea carts and the like, and this
year wicker lamps are added to the list
Of belongings that the up to date porch
must boast. Indeed. 1t Is critical
taste that fails to find something to
.suit it in the great variety Of styles
provided this season.
The wicker desk and three cornered
chair are charmingly convenient arti-
cles of furniture to have on the living
room porch, and if>there Is room the
lamp. also carried out In wicker. will
shed becoming and grateful glow
when one requires more illumination
than that afforded by heavens great
luminary. But by night or by day the
comfort Of the big rush chair with its
high headpiece VIII shine forth re-
splendent and be boon to tired hui
mainly. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
ALPINE PUDDING.


Four teaspoonfuls of bread crumbs,
teaspoonful of sugar, taaspoonful
of chopped suet, half pint Of milk,
enc egg, raspberry jam, few drops
Of cochineal, dessertspoonf,tl OF SUI
gar.
Place the crumbs, sugar and suet in
a bowl and pour over them nearly the
half-pint of boiling milk: whfsk thu
yc!k of egg with a little cold milk,
stir all together Place in buttefed
dish and bake in moderate oyen till
SET, but not Drowned.
When cool, spread the surface with
a thin layer of raspberry Jam. Bea.
the white of egg and sugar togethev
till stir. With two forks pile 1t il
rocky heaps upon the pudding.
liked, add few drops of cochineal TO
the white of egg. Set in oven for 3
few minutes. but do not let it brown.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
For the Little Laddie

T'HE very little laddIe just Cut Of
babyhood wears dainty. simple.
boyish frock OF stout linen. and an
ideal frock OF this type Is OF brown
holland with white trimmings The
chubby boy OF i've is particularly man
ly IN MILDLY suit Of snowy duck. with
ehevrons and bo'suns whistle and cord.
At seven sailor suit of dark serge or
wool mixture with embroidered sleeve
chevron and collar and belt Of con-
trasting fabric win be the proper cos
tune. At eight the small boy acquires
conventional masculine garb and has
his hair cut
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
Preserve Fruits Without
Cookind

Use a gallon jar or crock. one quart
of alcohol and any or all kinds OF
berries and fruit. except bananas.
Begin with one quart OF strawberries,
one pineapple and three oranges Peel
the oranges and pineapple and cut in
small pieces. Use one cup Of sugar
for each fruit. mix thoroughly with one
pint OF alcohol and place In Jar. cover
ing with cloth plate. This SHOULD
be put in cool and rather dark place.
Stir once week
AS the other fruits come In add one
dozen apricots. one quart OF raspber-
ries, one quart of white cherries. one
quart black cherries. one dozen peaches
and one pound white grapes Allow. a
cup Of sugar for each fruit. Add the
rest Of the alcohol and mix Thoroughly
as you add each fruit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
NUT BUNS.

When bread dough has been raised
for the second time, cut off one pint
and mix in one half cupful melted but
ter, one eupful chopped raisins and
hickory or English nut meats, chop
ped rather fine Form into small
buns, adding more flour to handle cas-.
lily. Set Two inches apart on a greas-
ed pan in warm place to rise and
bake from 90 to 2 minutes in moder-
ate oven. Ten minutes before finish
ing draw to the front part of the oven
and brush with milk in which siigas
has been dissolved.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

be prettier than the y6IIes striped
with chenille. the slender stripes only
q half or a quarter of an inch apart,
With a rafine collar and emf. 81 con-
trasting color they are entirely new N
effect The new bloascs IRE I'D n
with the drop shoulder seam iIo '0|-
er part of the sleeves f1IIeI Into e
and into the cuff. BoIefo effects are
often simulated BY pinIn9a lace or
garnitures, and collars are 81 lace with
pointed corners in 'front.' sometimes
stopping at the round neck and some
times rising up to stock collar height
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
CELERY RELISH.

Wash the white pieces of celery, GU.
the stalks about six inches long and
I'll with the following mixture: mash
TWO tablespoonfuls of fresh cream
cheese un.I mooth, add one-half salt
spoonful OF mustard, little red pep
Ter, olive oil to soften, a few chopped
elves and one or two tablespoonful
OF milk or cream: add enough chopped
-rimentos to give it red color and
10 season them we'll.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

THERE is no danrr % ofet.1t. term.
ones plants Ia boxes. I@II... Ne.
are exposed to winds and warm 1Ir o.
all sides, and evaporation vi. TAI.
place so rapidly that there q ne 11||'-
bic chance Of injury to tie plant. from
an undue retention ok water There 81.
generally cracks and cfe<Ict. ~ 1cI..
through which surplus water can run
on. and these furnish ue1I1 q 90
cape for all the water that he 1'11I.
cannot make use Of Ihtftlof6 a nor
be afraid to use water IIbof1I|I .I.
often enough to guard a1a|n1[ ans
danger Of the soils drying out a1oI<
the roots Of the planta
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
OYSTERS A la D'UXEI.LEs.

Pick yer and rinse one mint OF eys-
tiers, parboil and drain them. Melt
four tablesnoonfuls of butter in the.
blazer, add four tahlespoonfuls of
flour. one teaspoonful Of salt and a
few grains of cayenne and cook until
bubblfng; add one pint OF strained
oyster liquor or chicken stock and
cook until the boiling point is reached;
add the oysters, and. as soon as they
are heated thoroughly rut the blazer
over the hot water pan and add the
neaten yolks of two eggs, few drops
cf onion juice, ore :teasnoonful OF
lemon Juice and four tablespoonfuls
OF chopped mushrooms. AS soon as
the eggs thicken the sauce little
serve on toast or crackers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
Beauty Tip

SULPHUR cream has been found
- successful in the fight against dam
drum 1t IS rubbed well into the scalp.
the application being followed by a
vigorous scalp massage. A very little
bit is required and Is scarcely notice
able II carefully confined to the scalp
Sterilize the brush and comb every day
to prevent fresh incursIoh Of the
dandrur germs into the clean scalp.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

TN summer people. Hike to get away
= not only from winter cares and re-
sponsibilities. but from cumbersome
furnishings In their homes as well.
from eye compelling decorations and
unnecessary abundance Of things to
something more or less suggestive OF
simple living. Manufacturers, recog-
MIXING this liking for the simple life
adapt their designs to suit the tastes
OF their public; consequently this sea-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

SON there are number Of charming
new things on the market.
Wicker, rattan, grass and host of
fibers that include max and even paper
pulp make some OF the best looking
sets designed for porch use. :.
& Unless one demands 1t ornamental
ton In the way Of elaborate basketry
weaves Ii no longer shown. Outlines
are plain. and comfort Is the main fea-
ture Of the models. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
Woman's Concoctions

"yVHEN a woman prepares refresh
ments for party. said Gym
ical male person. she takes the in
side out OF something and puts IN It
the inside OF something else. Then
she pours yellow mixture over the
result and its success depends upon
the dffficulty the guests have IN telling
what It was before she began fooling
with it, n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
Strawberries

An artistic and appetizing first
: course for formal luncheon con-
sists in filling calla lilies with fresh
Strawberries. The flowers should have
the stems cut on about an inch and q
half from the blossom and the center
stamen removed. The berries are then
filled in and the lily laid nat on the
pretty china plate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
The Smart Summer jacket

THE summer girl win not be up to
date this year unless she has in
her possession a blazer jacket. either
in maybe colorings or in some OF the
more conspicuous combinations OF the
season A striped black and red jacket
Is considered very good style. These
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

blazer models are hip length affairs
with cut away front and notched coll
lar In mannish effect. They button
with single button at the bust line.
and the sleeves are long and close fit-
ting. The blazer Illustrated Il Of black
and white striped flannel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

Very novel is the double-breasted
blouse coat, which below the waist is
pointed at front and back. to form .
knee-length tlinic.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

The loose. classicaily draped robes
are fayorite models for tea gowns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

Frequently the contrast OF coIoring
forms the entire cachet Of a toilet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01

A very pretty net waist is made
with cap sleeves. These are slasheG
and edged with round disks or mother.
of-pearl These waterlike disks are
about the size of penny. Little
holes in the tops of them make it
possible to sew the trimming to the
material. Rhinestones, which may be
bought by the yard. are often used to
edge the cap sleeves.