The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
Culinary Expert Presents Re-
cipes for Making Golden
Hued TidbTts.
By MRS. AMAZE. SCoTT,
Culinary Expert OF the Philadelphia
North American

Naturally, feel that almost every
woman in the state is Interested in
the woman's suffrage Campaign OF
course. the greatest interest ds for
those who seek the ballot. but II
stands to reason that those who dc
not want to vote are observing
events almost as closely
All my life have watched po1iti-
cal campaigns with a great deal OF
curiosity, but don't think there was
one that produced so many ingen-
fous ways OF electioneerfng as this
struggle
All over Pennsylvania this sum
mer suffrage gardens are growing.
. In every city and town. in country
districts sunrage teas are being held;
Then we have suffrage bazaars and
suffrage concerts and suffrage pa
rades. So
The good point about these things
is. that they get people thinking OF
the gallant fight the women are max
ing to win the right of franchise.
TO be perfectly candid with you.
readers. I devoutly believe In wo-
man suffrage. and 1lfee1 that would
like to contribute an idea to 10 along
with the other excellent suggestions
that have been made.
Feed Men Equal Suffrage.
Ny thought is that the women OF
PENNSYLVANIA carry the propaganda
to the meals; in other words, feed
equal suffrage to the men.
MY long experience with the world
has made me believe In votes for
Women, and have observed that
most progressive and forward think
ing women make the ideal home
protectors
Anybody with ripe experience who
has studied social conditions in large
cities knows that the man run" gov
eminent has failed in many ways.
particularly in dealing with the
home
The mothers OF. boys and girls
know the dangers that must be con-
tended with, and il the vote were
given them. the good mothers would
apply their peculiar knowledge to
work out the problems So / say,
readers, that anything that will help
bring about victory this fall ought
to be tried
when I say that the suffrage prop
Uganda should be fed men, mean
1t literally
DO not serve a Zeal that is not a
reminder of votes for women
Have Yellow Dish Each Meal
Every body knows that the color Of
thaSwoman suffrage movement is yell
low At each meal have something
on9ssthe table. or at ceast have one
dish In this color More than that.
point out the dish so that it Will not
beoverlooked No one should see
the yellow and white breakfast,
luncheon or special dishes without
thinking of the suffrage movement
First OF all. start the Gay with q
good suffrage breakfast There are
mary possibilities here in the food
tA 6o
brain is fresh and when Impressions
are stron gest The impressions
COED here last through the day
rhis is why I recommend women
to read advertisements in the morn
ing paper. Their Judgment is bet
ter. L would. send husband. son and
brother away from the house think
ing of suffrage for women. so that
they could preach it to o.her men
they met during business hours.
Following are seven real suffrage
breakfast recipes:
Progressive Eggs
s hard boiled eggs
s. thin. square slices OF toast.
. cups milk
rounded tablespoons butter.
tablespoons -four
tablespoon grated onion
teaspoon salt and a little pep
per
and add to half Of the cream sauce:
rub yo1ks through strainer and add
to other half Of cream sauce; place
toast on platter: pile the whites. with
sauce. on the toast, and the yolks.
with sauce, around the toast: crate
the sixth yo1k over all; garnish with
six field daisies, which have been
rinsed and washed This is most
attractive dish.
To make the cream Sauce-Put
s1,,,+tar. into nan. when melted. add