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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

Dame Hospitality. who is ever on
the alert for some unique manner in
which to decorate table at Easter
tide, will find numerous golden slg-
gestionsS from which to draw, II she
looks to the springtifne for insptra-
ton. More and more Eastertime is
gradually developing in the joyful
recognition of the return of the
spring. The singing birds, blossomlng
flowers and bright, sunny days are al
ways associated with the thoughts OF
Easter.
There are many old beliefs con-
nec.ed with Easter which have been
handed down TO us. Eggs have al
ways been identified with the EaSter
celebration, and formerly were ex-
changed. containing love. sentiments
much as we exchange valentines to-
day. Another custom was, to bring
colored eggs to the parish priest, who
blessed them before they were dis
tributed TO the poor people.
Another superstition which probab-
" is responsible for the origin of the
easter hat" is that, to be successful
ina love affairs, one must wear some
new articles of clothing on Easter
dag.
The appropriate colors for Easter
decorations are pure white, lavender
and purple, yellow aad white. with ac-
companying green for floral decora-
tions. Lilies, both Gala and Faster,
wisteria. near de-lis. violents, or any
snriiig flowers are used effectively:
Fluffy little chickens, colored eggs
and rabbits figure prominently in
Easter decorations. The discTiminat
ina hostess who has an eye both to
economy and effect can originate real
Nv artistic decorations at home. a
: sood idea is to purchase one or two
'n0lYors aud try to copy them. Misa
lille practice you can make many
&c 6reI decorations which viii hell
4. : make your entertainment succe
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FEMININE CHAT

The newest neckwear includes 4
band, two inches in width, laid in
plaits which is wcrn around the bot
tom of a high standing collar, accord
Jig to the New Haven Journals Courier.
These bands are mace of a plain silk
or satin, and fasten at one side with
q rusette of rocco roses, or directly
ir front undRr plain ends of the silk,
lined with a contrasting COLOR
This is a wear of lace where biouses
ere concerned Lace of every kind
is used, and is considered far more
dressy than net or satin. French en-
broidered filet represents. however,
the last wcrd in elaboration. This
form of needlework, being done by
1lond, from the making of the net TO
the darning of design, is very costly.
Those who are clever with their
needles are able, however, says the
Indianapolis News, to evolve what in
time will become an heirloom, buying
handmade net for the purpose.
/ A paste of -four and gasoline will
clean light-coIored kid gloves without
Injury, says the Commener. Keep the
eiove on the hand and apply with 4
soft cloth. rubbing until quite dry with
4 clean dry cloth.-Use out of doors,
The best way to open a fruit Jar is
10 inyert the top of the jar into hot
water. taking care that the water is
rot deep enough 10 touch the glass,
says the Spokane Chronicle. The
principle is to expand the metal ron
and then open as usual A minute o.
two is sufficient Should it remain too
lcng the glass also would expand.
Shadow lace is t6 be tie first ia.
yorite in the, dress trimming sehames
for spring. It was foregone conelu-
sion, saws the Philadelphia Times,
when this fabric made its appearance
late last year that in the comm
spring dresses 'for the daytime al
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
TRIED RECIPES
RAIsIN TEA CAKE.

Mix together one scant half cupful
or lard. one cupful of graduated sugar,
the ,yolks of two eggs, four tablespoon
fuls of molasses, two cupfuls of -four,
q pinch of salt, one te-spoonful each
Of cloves and cinnamon. and several
eratings of nutmeg. This will make
q very stiff dough Now stir into it
enc eupful of boiling water, in which
che teaspoonful of soda has been dis
solved. Beat together well, then pour
into shallow, creased laysr-eake pans
and bake in a moderate oven Pit one
c4pful raisins and cook them in Just
water enough to cover; when tender,
drain OFF surplus water and add
enough confeetionefs' sug7r to make a
paste that will, spread easily; adding a
little lemon juice to the fllling. When
the cakes are done, and are cold, Put
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= there II one time OF the year
when woman wants a new gown
It is when the weather is settling

YF there II one time OF the year
when q woman wants a new gown
It is when the weather is settling
into sunshine-in other words
when there Is a hint Of springtime In
the air as well as in the fancy. This
year milady has a beautiful excuse for
giving her sartorial thoughts full vent
much earlier than usual. for Easter
Sunday comes as soon as il can accord
ing to the church calendar.
0And the first consideration VIII be
the tailored costumes. These suits for
spring are Of two varieties. the strictly
serviceable sort and the. French tailor
made Of elaborate design and finish.
In the first class the tailored suit of
mannish mode 10 what the smart girl
this year win wear on Easter Sunday.
Strange as 1t may seem. rather heavier
materials win 60 into ifs makeup. All
winter the fabrics have been almost
springlike in texture and now, when
one would reasonably suppose thai they
would continue light weight. Dame
Fashion elects to approve more SUBJ
stantial goods.
Fpr the knockabout tailored suit
whipcords. ridged and heavily crlnAled
materials are de rigueur. aid for the
AFTERNOON tailored costume sclours de
iaine and such Substantial silks as peau
de tygne and MORE are in again after
. retirement Of some months. q
Infthe FIRST mentioned class Of suits
the tailored cut Is carried out even to
the kfashioning Of the jacket after e.
mans sack coat. but for the woman
wh0lis more fanclfui IN her. Ideas there
are pumberless models with coats In a
shorter version OF the cutaway mode
that has been so popular this winter.
St1ll : the coat length is short this
spring. short almost in. some cases to
the point Of abbreviation at the waist
line IN front and merely q CONCESSION
Of twelve or more inches in the back.
The Russian blouse model for early
spring wear IL likely to be favorite,
and for slim figures this effect Is very
happy. A bit Of oriental trimming on
collar and cuffs and perhaps a belt Of
the same stun are smart touches, And.
speaking Of belts. they are everywhere
on the new coats, sometimes encircling
the entire waist. but oftener appearing
in the back or emerging at the side
seams. and famous French dressmak-
Ing house Is hanging q sash or tassel
on every spring costume this year. q
One OF the Illustrations shows this
tassel trimming. a charming costume
IN dun red mohair. BY the way, make
q note Of It that mohair As very fash9
ionable material this season. a soft and
supple sort that comes In plain and
fancy weaveR
The draped skirt Is finished with a
huge tassef Of silk matching the gown,
The cut Of the little coat Is also note
worthy. Just word about the red
shade that Is going to be so popular
this spring. One would think from
running over the list Of fashionable
colors. such a. green, yellow. blue. pur-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

evening would be adorned and yelled
in the fine mesh, so popular was its
appearance.
White velvet, one of the new mate
rails, may be fashioned into a distinc-
tive frock with narrow sheath skirt
and soft draperies hung from each
side of the girdIe, says the New Haven
journal Courier. Have the draperias
crossed at the lower part of The back
OF the skirt. The long loose arm
soles and tight sleeves promise a
gown of charming simplicity.
A fascinating chiffon scarf has a
hag-like hood in back, outlined with
white marabou, the ends crossing in
front like a-kerehief.
On some of the high tan bea.s there
is a little shalf-ineh strap that fasteRs
the top instead of the last two but
tons.
In Paris they speak of green rs the
prevailing color Tor the early Spring.
Before using new enameled cooking
utensils grease inside with butter
This prevents cracking and chipping.
While they certainly viii not serve
the original purpose OF a .sunshade.
the parasals of voile. braided in ef-
fectiye designs are surely attractive
to look at. and whan made of the same
material as ones gown complete the
costume in satisfying m3nner. says
the Newark News. SuRshadcs OF
Iatine ere a trifla more practical.
One ofsthe new asgestes pads is de-
signed for the round table, heing circu-
lar in shape and il two parts. To
meet the needs Of those who, from
time to time. have occasion to enlarge
their tables ky. means of leaves, leaves
of asbsstos are to be had By means
OF these leaves the round pad may
be extended to any size.
Sandals of tah-coloret1 rubber are
iyery inconspicuons with the tan shoes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

il combination OF different materials In
contrasting colors. q
& The woman OF -too, too solid flesh"
II she is TO be found in these days OF
enforced slimness. should beware OF the
ffock with contrasting colors and ma
terials partieularly the brocaded stuffs
that are so ailuringly lovely this sea-
son.
Disrsell said e1aestone that after
making a big speech in, the house Of
cpHamons he vas -inetristed with the
eSuberance OF his own verbostty." and
so il IS wish tie bloGses CT the season
they are In shch a variety of designs
that one becones bewilaered in making
a selection In lingerie effects fine ma
terials, pin tueks aud little hsttd en-
broidery or lace make the model ofn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
together with the raisin paste and
cover with a white boiled icing.
cocoANuT p1oP CAKEs.

Cream together one cupfuf Of lighI
brown sugar and half cupful Of put
Ter; then add one cupfuT Of sour milk
and one teaspoonful each of cinnamon
and of soda and two cupfuls -four.
Mix thoroughly and then stir in a. half
cupful of shredded cocoannt. Drop by
dessertspoonfuls on creased pan and
bake in moderate oven. If the cakes
are not stiff enough to keep their
shape, add, more -four
SHRIMP AND OYSTER SOUP.
Place a pint of oysters in the drain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

er, set in a kettle and dash over them
pint of cold water. Set the kettle
with the juice over the flres and when
siit the boiling point remove the cooked
albu1nen on top and throw Il away.
Then place the oysters and one tiiplnI
of canned shri1nps cut into medIIini-
sized pieces fn,s the clear liquor. and
draw the kettle back where the jIiicc
will simmer until the oyster edge.
curl Then skim ont thekiish. add on.
rint Of hot milk to the Juice, and sea.
san with butter and salt Replsce the
fish when the milk is scaIding hot and
serve.
sTAR.BULLETIN GIVES You
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10 Cure 4 COLD n ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quiriine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if il fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is ON
each box .
PARIS MEDICINE co. S. Louis O. s =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

The Inventor That machine can do
the work of ten men. Fisitor-Gee
whiz! My wife ought to have married
it!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
Rnhbers, too, are to be had of EXACTLY
the same shade as the tan shoes.

The very wide linens which are Of
fered from time to time at remarkable
reductions make it possible for the
housewife to have linen sheets at far
less than ordinarily.
One of the small rubber-linad, Fock-
cts will be found a great convenience
for holding the sandals or rubbers,
whether in the trunk, travelling bag
or shopping bag. 81
The beautiful: Irish lace pieces,
whether yokes, g,Iimpes, collars and
cuffs or motifs, will be great help
in fashioning the summer gowns and
Houses. 1t will pay the needlewomln
who appre ciates values to purchase
the lace now.
The white sales have given way to
special sales of furniture. In many
stores reductions in mattresses,
springs and pillows go hand in nInd
with those in furniture.>
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STAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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evening would be adorned and yelled
in the fine mesh, SO popular was its
appearance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
Fashions and ads
The butterfly is sim dominant.

| Yellow is much seen in these days.
Scotch plaids are fashionable for
children.
| Few Of tho new evening wraps arc
long
Hats for little girls AFRO OF bonnet
shape.
Leopard is tho favorito FUR Tor tho
motor wrap.
There Is a revival OF ostrich feather
trimming.
Under blouscs or corset covers arc
very elaborate.
The Russian influence In fashion is
Flowers for tho hair and corsage
are made Of ribbon
New handbags arc OF silk ombroid-
cred with beads
Tho high school girl is wearing the
tam o. shartcr hat
Tho chrySHntheinum is tho favored
flower FOR corsage wear.
Modified Norfolk suits arc being
worn hy the older school girls
Fashion is designing tunics Of tullc
edged with bands of fur
idbbons brocadcd with velvet thistles
Rrc among tho novelties
The newest chomiso IS shorter. be-
ing about twenty inches in length
Zach week secs the fashion OF vel
vet moro and moro in evidence.
All tho winter wraps show the UP
ward movement in the draping.
Metal woven tissues continue 10 at
tract attention for evening wear
Underwear is daint;er than ever.
Never was there 50 much SILK worn.
\ few rcw sweaters of shelton or
angora have collars and Guns OF FUR.
Alony smartly dressed women wear
tht broad scarf Of supple fur.
New colors are russct brown. bronze
gray. foster green and mahogany
Drawers ARC made quite narrow
with fitted tops and short, straight
legs
Fashion depends on the waistcoa, to
give tie finishing touch 10 the costume.
"a IL fashionable TO wear bloUscs Of
chiffon OF mousseline do sole with
ciou slirts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
CHAPTER XIV.
In the ShndOw OF the viii.

Later on Sara in sober reflection. in
dorscd what had appeared at the time
20 be Il whimsical! quiNot!c proceeding
on her part. She brought hcrsclt com
plctcly 10 the point where she could
view her action with complaccucy At
FIRST, there was an irritating, naggng
fear that Mr Wlundal had been gen
uincly soul sacrificing in his effort to
defend her. that his decisive falschood
was Il sincere declaration of loyalty TO
nor and not the transparent outburst
of one actuatcd by sort Of fanatical
sclGslncss in that lie dreaded the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
A LITTLE BUDGET OF RECIPES
FROM AN OLD MARYLAND
SCRAPBOOK

I rIueo oxtails make turecu oc
soup Have your butchers divide them
( ~ tic Joints and let them soak in
I warm water while the vegetables arc
btiur prepared
D,tnii Soup.
Put til" tails i'm frying nan with a
little butter 20 carrot cul into small
pieces turulp cut the same. aud
three onions Sliced turn them about
over q hot fire amin tn" meat is brown
throw in q t,uspounful OF flour TO .ib-
sorh the butter ana turn all into 81
soup Kettle, with a read OF celery cut
into two or three pieces bunch Of
thyme. q bunch Of parsley, eight whole
cloves hair tvaSpoonful of alIspicc tho
same OF Whole black pepper and four
quarts OF colo water. Bring tn a boil
then set oside to simmer three OF four
hours. skim s, wcil and Keep Kettle
closely covered When the meat Will
separate takc it out OF the SOUP ana
cut into small pieces. having all the
bones out ot the soup now strain
soup tbrOugh q cullcndeU return meat
and sour 10 Kettle; make a paste OF
two tablespoonmis Of Drowned noui
and q llttie cold water. stir il tuto the
soup, boil FOR hve minutes. add salt
ana pepper to taste. ono glass of wine
and tablespoonful OF mushroom cat
sup improves the flavor.
orange Cake.
Two cups siftcd sugar two cups
sifted -four. ono teaspoon cream tar
tT one-half teaspoon soda, yolks OF
-FOUR eggs whites OF four eggs, one
large orange (soft parO.
Beat yolks with aupar, add the
orange then the -four (with cream Of
tartar sifted n 50 alternately with
the whites OF eggs AND water with
soda DISSOLVED In It Bake in jolly
baked. leo with the grated rlnd and
juice or one orange, mixed stim with
s!fted powdered sugar, spread between
the cakes and on top layers.
4 FrroHcn Dessert.
One and one-hulf puts double
crcan!. rind OF one sNcct orange graf
ed) Juice OF two oranges. one-quurtor
six ounces OF sugar. whip tie cream
ana stir al iu IT, and freeze like ice
cream
Original Tomato salad.
Put five or Sis pieces Of lettuce
hearts en- a plate take "a VERY large
green pepper and cut down the grooves
TO the centre AMI open out tho pop
green pond lily Remove the seeds
ana fibre aud lay fiat on tho lettuce
leaves. Take lnrgo tomatoes which /
have been ureviously skinned ana
chilled, out thon In six points ana
orcu oul ou the peppers. They should /
look like hv red flowers with green
leaves around them Fiji the centre /
Of the tomato vitlI cithcr s,vrctbr"ad /
chicken on crtb-salad, Prefer The lat
ter, and often make crab raviEottc /
10 fiji them With. Tho green copcrs
Tools so attractive
OLA English Iruit Ca'>,
Five mounds or bosses seeded rujsius
-, ..t -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

over hlouses Of chiffon vests OF ccru
ace, bordercd with narrow banas ~
Tur. arc worn
Children's coats arn fur trimmed
With collar made 10 turn up and Keep
email e5rH warm
Tho most elegantly dressed womeu
Stefer eealskin. baby lamb or mole
ekin for coats.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
HOLLOW OF HER HAND
BY GEORGE BARR McUTCHEoN

Of his positive belief that Nh" zen, ,'1
iE wrongly, unfairly attacked 81
/ iSheW that her fathcr-in- Law h,,a ~,
"pupi IN his mind that She could ..nc-
ctssiuIly combat amy cliaru. -n,;,b
might bring against her; tina, nor in
l"cchcc would Prevail even in I'll. opif.
ION "i Tho achcminG dctcctivc I'm no
hlnd All this was tho WrandolI 80,
clnslon that sliin was 10 be sovcd
and that skin tho ono v.nicb >,.,',
Inc Wlandall pride.
ms lie was not plorifvinr She eve,
consented that IT might bo tho are, ,Ic
'lh"rht" iaischooG this honorable az.
eliminating gentleman lad toId in IN,
h'a Iiie- AT the 'nofnrnt hc may layo
h'eh actuatod by a motive nat do
.'lNeu nun, hut even unknown to him
TIC Wrandall solf-iuterest WAS p,
"orh 10 WAS not living for re- ~,
Tor IN" Wrandalls Ana sho ,rould
nave u remain his debtor an her 1ifs
because OF that amiablc faIsehoodl
she tntuitivcly felt tho force Of Tia,
secret motive almost tho Instant n
: louhd expression. and RIO rcseoied n
even as she nrplaudcd n in the nrst
wave OF inward cuthuslasn She n.iui.
nave marked II down 10 hts credit, ana
| loved him littlc f,r IT, had moi ~.
rather distorted integrity i.npelled hin,
! 10 confess his trausgresslon TO tho Ia ~
Eers, whereas It was pcrfectly plain
/ That they appreciated hts distortion o,
/ tho truth without having Il crplatnod
to them I'm 40 rnuuy word- Tha, .ir-
tuous littln speech OF hi- VAS ann
Eliminating II let In great .lirht and
I Iaid bare tn" weakness that wax too,
strong for niu.
ii"i abrupt change of front. her aud
denly formed resolve % pay ITO man
hIs Irice, was the result, OF natural
imposition 20 the elder Wrandali Sre
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

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