The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
Plenty of Favors for a Glad THANKSGIVING

the favors inside, a length Of light
rope leading out under the tent flap
from each tissuc-Nrappcd gift and one
very interesting Jack Horncr rs a min
iaturc hattie tank. Another rs a war
ship This last has been mHnutac-
turcd at home ont of n toy warship
aud the %'favors' are small but beau
uful gifts of Jcwrlry which will come
through tho ships ports when the
ribbons are pulled. hut probably tho
most original Jack liorncr Of all rs
made OF n var trophy-a German
helmet, sent home by one OF the boys
overseas. II viii be inverted and filled
with Thanksgiving favors for the chill.
drcn Of the family
Uncle sam presidcs over a good
many OF the Thanksgiving Jack Horn
crs; or he may he represented by a
soldier or a sailor boy in khaki or blue
uniform An attractive Jack Horncr
for a Thanksgiving eve party for chill
dren Is mudc of navy blue ana orange
crepe paper aud opRthc top are two
Tolls dressed tu rtrrcscnt e khaki
clad soldier ami a hiuc-Clad sailor.
The soldier doll holds the ribbon at.
tuChed to the boys favor. and the
sailor stands guard over those OF the
fair SEX. \ Jolly Jack Horucr ~ pic
turcd. The funny pumpkin chap
WIN 20 tfAlAiN NfAiilfA AlifA IAlNhfNN
like Uncle sam rises out OF AN rlah-
crate structur" OF pumpkin colorcd
crepe paper Each gift ga In, Jack
Horuci rs attached 10 4 %puthtkin vol
low rihhon and the rihhona arc loopcd
To ~ In with the decoration.
FLAGS OF the aIlics decorate still
other Jack Horucrs and indeed flags
promise 10 he "a favored decoration
Tor Thanksgiving tables this wear.
There are tags TO hang from tho chan
dclier, and nag-printcd crop" paper
doilics and napkins. Tiny flags viii
serve AZ place cards and place fuVors.
The flags of The allies, SGT upright ia
a tall glass vase. VIII make e splendid
Ccntcrpiece. Il YOU do not care 20 use
a pumpkin fruit bowl, OF "a bunch OF
chrNsanthcmums. And whatever
scheme OF decoration YOU employ Tor
this Thanksgiving day, tho stars and
stripes should form some part ct a.
Md the Star-SpanElod Banner ought
70 be sung In every home. tins year on
ThankssiNing day.
Popcorn, oddly enough, has becom,
fashionable. That rs, it has quite q
vogue with fashionable folk. NJ the
big Countrv house week .cnd parties
this tail u has been the tad Ia 81
roun a log FIRE and pop orn a
pepper to every pair ot young folks,
ana IN" icitherN. snowy, popped kcr'
hclh nave been eaten afterwards VIII
a pinoh of salt or With hotoN Pop
pms corn n u good old American Gus
tom which may well d, added 10 me
diversions of the THANKSGIVING du>
party; n somc Housewives VIII scrv,
Salted popcorn this year instead OF
sailed nuts, ~ individual Race iaNors
Thanksgiving day breakfast ~ sci
hom spoken OF when festivities OF th'
season are under consideration. u
the ld~-tashioncd home whore chll'
dren and grandchildren gathered iol
tho annual reunion at ThhnksRlNtn
tlhne' the Thanksgiving hrcNkiast wai
onl> next In importance 10 ThanksSiN'
ins dinner Baked apples Win cream
nos rolls or biscuit, crisp from IN,
oven, and buckwheat cakes VIII
maple syrup are the appropriate edi
ples Tor tins repast, whatever else u