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The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

The library printing branch has
transmitted to the Public Printer the
following communication signed by
every member of the chapel to show
their appreciation of his participa-
ton in the recent scale increase:
I'VE. the undersigned members of
the library printing branch chapel,
Columbia Typographical Union. No.
l01. desire to thank you most heartily
for your efforts in securing US an
increase in wages. and to assure you
Of our fullest cooperation"
Lieut. Harper j. McClurg hold his
house in Chevy Chase on the word
of a contractor TO build another, but
the contractor failed to make good.
and Mac is hoRe-hunting.
Makerup John S. Frick, of the H.
brary branch. is spending part OF his
leave down the river.
Jack Dreis, playing this week at a
local theater. is a son Of Martin Dreis,
of the bindery.
Louis Cunningham. Of the ruling
and sewing section. is on leave.
Makerup Edward e. Calhoun is
spending three weeks at his old home
in Ohio.
Chairman william II. Cornish, Of
the proofroom, has gone to Join his
family at a camp in Colonial Beach
Operator Thomas L Howley has
been transferred from the linotype
section to the library branch.
Electrotype Finisher ]. s. Taylor
is spending two weeks at his old
Nome in Albany.
Robert B. Horn came in from
Missouri to accept an appointment
as compositor in the monotype sec
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Hook
are visiting relatives in Pleasant
VILE, y. J.
/ Arthur W. Emery is spending
three weeks in Kent county. on the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland.
Miss Elvera Giovannetti. Of the
ruling and sewing section. is on
leave.
Samuel F. Gillespie has returned
to the job section after three weeks
leave.
Mrs. John ONeal has returned
from a visit with relatives in Ha-
gerstOWn.
Sam IIinwood has returned from
an outing at Saranac Lake, and il
now working on the night linotype
force.
Messenger James a. MUlroc is TAX
inL "a weeks leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
BUREAU OF EN-
GRAVINGAND
PRINTING
NEWS

Joseph 4 Handiboe. pressman in
the surface division, left Friday lOr
Ma cara Falls. ON his return he will
stop at Buffalo. Pittsburgh, Atlantic
City and Philadelphia.
Miss Daisy Fhipps. OF the stamp
perforatIng division. is enjoying trip
4 to Boston by water.
Miss Catherine O'Dea has been
transferred to the stamp book and
coil division from the printing divis-
ion.
Mrs. Sadie Lord. counter in tho
stamp cumming division, has been
granted two weeks leave.
Miss Helen Gleason. Of the stamp
perforating division. has been granted
three weeks leave.
T. F. Brady. of section .. spent a
few days of the past week in Nov-
folk, Va.
Miss Alma Knott. Of the examining
division. is enjoying two weeks at
Ocean View, Nd.
4 y. Dewey chief custodian Of
presses. is back from a two weeks
vacation. The larger part Of Cnc lime
was spent in seeing the sights at At
lantic City.
Mrs II. Shelton. Of the wctting d.
! vision. is taking an extended a/o
mobile trip to Buffalo. Detroit and sur
rounding country. She VIII return
about Labor Day.
F. Schulz. OF section 9. is having his
! first look around al Atlantic City this
| week
Clinton NJ. HIsle. of the engraving
div rision. is enjoying a motor trip in
Virginia this week.
A. G. Daut, of section ., is on the
sick list.
Harry Tapp, of section 2, is ha"k
from a two weeks vacation.
Miss Gertrude Deach Mrs. Julia
Boteler, Mrs. Alice A. Smith and Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
DAMSON PLUM CONSERVE.

Put one large basket of plums into
kettle. cover with water and boil un-
til soft Remove stones and DOn
them a few minutes in little water.
add this water TO the plums, then one
fourth pound walnuts cut in small
pieces, One-half pound raisins. SIX
cups sugar or more if you wish. Grat-
ed peel of four oranges mo white),
pulp of four oranges (no skins). Put
all together and boil slowly until II
begins to thicken. Put in jars boiling
hot and seal alright.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
PEACH AND TOMATO SALAT

Peel and quarter. not slice, 6 firm.
white peaches and as MAN. firm red
tomatoes, peeled and quartered. Set
them on the ice; put into a bowl
saltspoon of celery salt. Il saltspoon
white pepper. a pinch of red pepper
and drops of table sauce; and do
this alternately. a little at tim2,
stirring constantly. tablespoons
salad oil and the juice of I lemon.
If properly mixed it will be of the
consistency of cream. Line your salad
bowl with lettuce leaves. pile the
peaches and tomatoes in the middle,
mixing them agreeably. At the very
last minute pour on the dressing In
serving put n spoonful of salad in
the middle of n lettuce leaf.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27

Ermine is the unquestioned favorite
for summer furs because of its light
color, and its light weight. Also. per-
haps, because of its high price which
renders it exclusive" and its wear
er the owner or 'spender" of a large
income. Herewith is sketched a par
tcularly successful scarf with a
clever arrangement of heads and tails.
Whether heads or tails" the wearer
wins admiration.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
MACEDOINE SALAD.

Mix together y cup each OF cold
boiled potatoes. string beans. bee,s.
carrots, green peas and celery, all cut
into dice. dress with French dressin-.
serve in nests OF lettuce leaves aud
garnish with cubes Of aspic Jelly.
AsIIC Jclly-Cuok rounded table
spoons each OF chopped onions and
csyroJs in > tablespoons Of butter. add
. stalks Of celery. I a bay leaf. pep
perCurus. 3 cloves ard 3 pi0is OF ho.
stock; let simmer half an hour thea
add l cup Of cold water. tine slgrtlE
beaten white and crushed shell of I
egg and simmer = minutes. Season
with salt and strain through a double
thickness Of Checs, cloth.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
FAMOUS AMERICAN BEAUTY WITH
GARRICK PLAYERS, TELLS HER SECRET
Miss Sheerin Says Use Cold
Water and Pure Soap
1t Certainly Works in
Her Case.

No doubt there are few people
among the thousands who have been
attending the lavish production or
"Everywoman" at the Garrick The
ater this week who know the history.
of Doris Sheerin. who is interpreting
the role Of Beauty in the production.
But the choice Of Miss Sheerin as
Beauty is a most logical one consid-
ering the fact that she is one of the
most favored models of the leading
artists in America
\ number of Garrick fans who have
watched Miss Sheerin since she joined
the company have remarked that her
face was familiar. This Is due to the
number of calendars and posters on
which a Photographic study of Miss
Sheerin has appeared.
She is in constant demand by Amer
lean artists and at least one of ncr
pictures hangs in the Metropolitan
gallery in New York.
But Miss Sheerin herself seems un-
aware of her great beauty. At ldast
when we spoke of it to her she seem
ed surprised. And We were on the
trail of beauty secrets. But MIsC
Sheerin, opening wide her blue eyes
said, Why come to me? I can tell
you nothing concerning beauty"
Then We asked her just what meth
cd she used.
What do you mean" she replied.
How do you take care of your
face? What sort of creams and powu-
ers do you USE"
Why, don't use them at ALL" she
exclaimed. Except when l am on
the stage and then 1t is necessary be-
cause of the lights. But off stage =
use pure soap and cold water and SO
far l have not felt the need of any
thing else"
And after taking a good look at her
clear complexion we decided that the
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
SWEET POTATO CROQUETTES.

Two cups of hot mashed sweet po-
tatoes. tablespoons sugar. l table
spoonful butter, teaspoon salt,
pinch of black pepper, 1-2'cup chopped
nut meats. l well beaten egg. Add
sugar, salt, pepper and butter to hot
potatoes and fold in the well beaten
egg. then add nuts. mix well and
shape into small croqUette. Dip in
flour, then in egg and crumbs and
fry in deep hot fat. Drain on alb
sorbent paper
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
FISH HASH

Chop fiaked fish with twice the
quantity of potato (cold boiledp. Have
some bacon or pork fat or butter hot
in frying pan, add hash, salt and pep
per. Fry till well heated and nicely
Drowned. Don't have fat enough 10
make it greasy, just enough to cover
bottom of spider. Onion may be
chopped with the fish or fried be-Sre
adding the hash.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT

, The President and Mrs. Wilson have
as their guests at the White House
the former Secretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo, who
arrived at the Capital Monday night.
1t Is thought Mr. McAdoo will leave
town today, but that Mrs. McAdOo
will remain here for several days.
she accompanied the President and
Mrs. Wilson on an automobile ride
yesterday afternoon just before din
ner.
Miss Margaret Wilson returned to
the White House Monday evening aft
ct a series Of visits in and near New
York.
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Franklin ID. Roose-
velt spent the weekend in Newport
as guests Of Gov. and Mrs. R. Liv-
ingston Beeckman and their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Morti-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer en-
tcrtained them AT dinner. The Sec
retary inspected the different naval
stations while there, and returned
to Washington yesterday, Mrs.
Roosevelt going back to their sum
mer place on Long Island. She will
return TO Washington September J.
The naval attache OF the Italian
Embassy. Rear Admiral Count Max
Lovateni. and the military attachc
of the Embassy. Maj. Gen. Emilio
Guglielmotti. are in Boston for a
few days.
The American Minister 10 Sweden.
Ira Nelson Morris, sailed from New
York yesterday aboard the LaPlanI
for Sweden. Mrs. Morris, who Is at
the st. Regis in that city. will re-
main in this country few more
weeks,
Representative and Mrs. Warren
Gard have returned to their apart
ment at the Woodward from a short
visit to LOngpOrt, y. J.
Capt. Edward NcCauIey. tr.. I. ;.
y, and Mrs. MCCauley. formerly MISS
Jean Oliver, who have spent two
months at Lookmencic. Me, have
gone to Haverford, Pa. They Will
arrive in Washington this week, when
Capt. McCauIey. who has been on
sick leave, will report for orders
Miss Marian Drain, daughter Of Col.
and Mrs, James A. Drain, who Will
be a debutante early in December.
has returned to Washington from a
series of visits IN the North.
Miss Gertrude Virginia Drain IS Wis
iting in st. Johns, New Brunswick, and
several days ago attended the garden
party given in honor Of the Prince
OF Wales by the Governor General
OF Canada
4 wedding Of widespread interest
today will be that OF Mrs. Mary ID.
Hanna and Mr.. Phelan C Hawn.
which will take place at noon at the
apartment of the brides mother. Mrs
f. D. Davis. in Florence Court. The
wedding had been planned to take
place at the home Of the bride
brother-in-Iaw and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs willard Curtis, in Stamford,
Conn but because OF Illness In their
family has been changed to Wash
ington at the last minute
The cerepony, which will be per
formed by Rev DR.. Edwards, of the
Church Of the Covenants. will be very
simple and witnessed only by MEM
bers Of the two fsmIlis. Upon their
return from their wedding trip Mr..
Havn and his bride will reside at the
woodIey Apartments.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
BAKED MACARONI AND
CHEESE.

Break = OF a package OF macaroni
in small pieces and boil in saltcd Wa
ter > minutes. Drain in a Co,ander
and pour cold water over. Better a
baking dish and put in alternate lay
ers OF macaroni and grated cheese
Is" cheese according TO taste. Pour
over II white sauce made OF COPS
hot milk. tablespoon butter. 7 table
spoon flour Z teaspoon salt. Then
mix 2-3 cup fine cracker crumbs with
tablespoon butter ,melted) aua
sprinkle over top. Bake until crumbs
are brown.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
LIVER LOAE.

Parboil four slices of calls liver
about one pound, remove skin ana
press through sieve. To each cup OF
liver, add One-fOurth cup soft breau
crumbs. one tablespoon of butter, one
teaspoon of salt, One-fourth teaspoon
paprika and two eggs. Mix well. pour
into buttered mold. place pan in hot
water and bake in slow oven one
hour.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27


Dear Miss I~e: rsa,c Innt Just any guoI
recipe for CO,kies Mae.
The following are very good recipes
for plain cookies:
Rich Cookies-One-h half cup butte.
1-3 cup sugar, ! egg well beaten. 81
cup flour 10 teaspoonful vanilla. raj
sins, nuts or CitrOn. Cream the butter
add sugar gradually, l egg, -four and
vanilla. Drop from tip of spoon in
small portions on buttcrcd sheet tWo
inches apart. Spread thtnly with a
knit" first dipped in cold water Put
four Sultana raisins on each cookie,
almonds blanchcd and cut in strips.
or citron cut in small pieces
Nellic'S CoOkies-Onc-half Cupful
butter or oleo, cvpful of sugar. / eg-.
IL Cupful of milk, / teaspoonful Of
baking powder in i cupsful Of flour
and | teaspoonful of vanilIe. Grated
orange and lemon peel may be uscl
and are very nice substitutes; in this
case add l teaspoOnful OF the juice
also. Beat and drop onto buttered
pans. sprinkle sugar over them, and
bake.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
Tho Stngc.

Dear Miss Lee: I am a girl l6 years Of az
and would like tn know how to 60 about get
ting "a tho stage? My parents think that III
personal appearance warrants my becoming an
actress L q.
Remember that it takes lot Of
hard work to become an actress,
whether upon stage or screen. and
you must have talent as we'll as an
attractive appearance If you desire
information concerning companies
send a self-addressed, stamped en-
velope.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
4 Number of Things.

Dear Miss Lee: Which il the fastest way 10
swim: Are there any positions open now for
bows at the War Risk Building? d. you think
gin likes 10y Il she refuses to let him
ks, herr. and II
Most people find the crawl strokc
the fastest for swimming. Apply Ap-
pointment Office of the War Risk,
Arlington Building, for a position.
Because a girl refuses to kiss a boy
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27

for his services to the country.
DR.. Bayne, whose work among the
poor and sick has made his name
known in every household. is looked
upon by the Rumanian peasants as =
sort Of national hero.
Mrs James Mcdonald. who is oc-
cupying the Rosetta Villa at Newport
for the summer, has as her house
guest Mrs. Moses T. Campbell, who
has arrived from Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Evans are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
OF son born recently.
Mr.. L. J. Harding. OF Chevy Chase
returned last night from Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Victor Gauzza, aCcompa nicd
by Miss Eva Cowan, has returned
to Washington after spending ten
days with her sister. Mrs. George
T. Hardy, at Newport News, Va.
Mrs. Hardy came to Washington
with Mrs. Gauzza and will be her
guest for several days.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
VN@~1~ Sa.

is not a sign she does not like him.
On the other hand. he should be GLAD
to have such a friend. You can feel
assured that she does not allow other
boys such a privilege either. In all
seriousness. some Of these days
wouldn't you be mighty glad to get a
wife who had never kissed another
man"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27

mp railroad fare home enough for a Creation"
When the girls have them spread clothes upon
the bed table chairs that have hand for the
shut door i drive the folks from
home and start the sale.
tune taking off and putting and probably
the happy OF winter suit and hat which
different from shopping expeditions You admit
The best besides the fun everyone is happy
Tor Betty has sold that that She couldn't
for $3.50 and Phyllis "tickcd getting wool
suit at that Then that old Turkish towel that
Jane brought her and Dot "cklCd to
death to get such pretty towel TO taxi f school fall
The best meet the difficulty OF getting
YOU have to have for garment Ovebd the bidders
because, OF course its fair telling everyone just which
things yours though OF the without
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27

Meyer Simpson. Of the wetting diyi-
son. have all been granted q week 5
leave.
Henry Day, OF the stamp perforaf-
ing division, and a veteran OF the
civil war, has gone 10 Columbus. ohio.
TO ;.ttend the Grand Army enCamp-
ment being held in that city.
Friends OF George II. Birch, OF sec
on D. miduivu, shift. ~eSret TO learn
Of the death OF his wife last Sund ~
. S,Dlcy Hospital Funeral from res
idenCe, S2llz I street northeast tbs
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
Employment.

! Dear Miss Lee: Can YOU give me informa-
! tion to where I could obtain information
cpnce ering employment in the census taking
Of l920?-L A. B.
! Apply. Division of Appointments,
| Census Bureau. Department of Com
| meTCC.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
Reply to NJ. G.

In reply to NJ. G.: The person you
mention is all that you wrote and
more. One of the best workers l ever
saw.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-27
Virginia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions
\ lot OF clothes you'll never wear.

\ lot OF clothes you'll never wear.
That's easy riddle, girls; or | might have
started this:
\ noyel party for your girl frieuds-hcres
an idea for one that's heaps OF fun:
Invite at least seven OF your girl friends
and tell Them 10 bring all the clothes which
they no longer want to the auction some
>pccino evening. This IS, OF course lot more
fun where several girls live together or at
.thOo cspccIallN Il someone is lrving 70 scrurc