The Washington times., 1917-12-30
N ELIOTS CHRONICLES or CAPITAL SOCIETY DOING.
Book of Recipes
Issued to SsueH
Var Relief Fund

Miss celestins Eastis Is always do
ing something unusual These who
know her cannot fall OF interest IN
the energy OF this charming woman
and those who know her not, hux
ire familiar with her recipes. vii;
u1t fall OF interest in her most re-
crnt publication. Fifty Sweet Po-
tato Meal Recipes" The little book.
which is just out. Is one OF a series
shc has publisher, the prcce sds seing
devoted to war relief work.
FIFTY valuable AID IeIicious c,rn
AI1ll Recipes" another II the series.
lgaf already been translated into
F'ranch, and she has an order 20 4
thousand copies. Hearing . littls
wAiie ago that Her Majesty the Queen
Of 1pgIRnd was interested in Ameri-
can recipes. Miss Eustis forwarde6
her the last-named booklet-I srSpect
corn meal recipes won't be much use
In England unless they're aceompa-
MED Ay directions for making decent
meair-and Of another little book en-
titled Cooking in Old Creole Day.
She received p very gracious and ap-
preciative acknowledgment.
MisJ Eustis, who Il recently back
in this country after several months
Of hard work In France. has gone 10
Aiken. q C., and Is with her brother
ln-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.. Thom-
as Hitchcock We still claim Nlna
Eustis AZ q Waahingtonian, althourh
she Il here too little, prsfsrring to
spend lhe greater part OF each win
ter at AIKEN and going to her place
at Lenox for tho summer and an
tumn.
lIIss Mary PAeIan
Delays RsIaurn 70 ,CsVltal.
Miss Ka4y Phelan. sister OF ssna-
tor Pheian. who IL the ehatelaIne Of
his household. Il delaying her return
10 Washingaon this saason. possibly
because she is 90 greatly entoyiuB
the possession OF her chQrming nav
home In San francisco. she has been
giving q serieh OF parties usually a.
sisted by her niece, Gladys Snlllsans
and she entertained . great deal n .
quiet way for Senator PheAnn during
the weeks he was In California
Most OF hfs time durinR the Con-
gressional recess was passed in going
n, m place to place overBaeing his
properties, which are in almost every
county In the State When ~
was not travelling he was enfettaln-
ing Distinguished visitorB and max
ing speeches Senator PhelaN' Il =
very happy after-dinner speaker. sfe
has wit which would have attaact1d
attention even had he been pporE
That's what & recent. weekly publIeas
tion had to say Of him
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Miss Phelan Is one Of those who 4Fs
taking the lead In San Franchises IN lno
entertainment ef soldiers and aailofs.
Prince and Princess Paul TroubetzkinI
are among the notables now IN san
Francisco. The Prince is doing some
bronzes Of prominent San Franchises
which hear are excellent The frod-i
betzkois are not troubled by tho
prospects Of roomless and foodless days
which seem to be looming on the horizon
Of so many artists for war babies" are
more Profitable, than art The gossip
isl give Tito you Tor what rs worth
that Prince Paul made much rnoner
in Denver. where he has recently been.
Recently the TroubetzkoIs entertained
great deal for Isadora Duncan. the
dancer. Mas Duncan II one Of san
Francisco's most talented daughters and
visited her native city FOR the drst time
In many years. Her father was a san
Francisco banker. Who trisd 70 malka =
success Of banking and pay u PER cent
on depositS He failed and his daughter.
first IN San Franeiseo. where she gave
dancing lessons "a girls Of the fashion
able set. later in Paris, endured many
hardships before she fina'ly won her
way to success
Fondly Yours.
te@ JEAN ELIOT.