Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-28

Cclcry Pepperhash
Boiled Fresh Cod
Parsley Sauce Mashed iotatoes !
Carrots and Peas Lettuce
Indian Pudding Coffee
BREAKFAST
Baked Apples with Prunes
Cereal and Cream
French Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Fish and Celery Salad
Wholc-Whcat Bread and Butter
Sandwiches Cocoa
DINNER
Tomato Soup
Celery Homemade Relish
Calves Liver and Bacon
Smothered Onions
pot,toos Lima Beans
=, Lettuce
Indian Pudding with Crushed Fruit Sauce
Coffee
&ss
Laura, which IS generally conceded
to be the best suited to women OF meek
and gentle mien, should by right OIL de-
rivation signify victor, since 1t not only
means, but also comes, from the laarel
sign Of the conqueror. However, lis
derivation is somewhat devious ana
rather more poetic.
The root OF Laura is in Roman
mythology. where the lares were the
spirits which guarded the homes ana
wore represented by images placed
near the hearthstone. On certain rel-
rious occasions these images were
adorned with crowns Of laurel or ever
green. Finally, there appears Roman
deity called Laura, or Laurentia, some
times spcllcd Laurendia. Greek mytho-
1orv made poor LaurcntIa Il nEmph'
,,,ho hecouse Of her chattcring, Jupiter
sent to the lower regions, accompanied
by Mercury.
Another tradition makes her the
woman who nursed Komulus ana
Ecnous and disposcs Of her anu tie
she-wolf simultaneously. Still, Il thiro
version degraded her like Flora, VINO
WAS once q goddess, IN whose holso'
snrinr festivals were given, and madc
her leave all her property 10 lhe s'"'e
in the time OF ANGUS Martius.
Iaura's flower, the laurel, WIN us
cool chaste bloom, has peculiar powers
II 6isnels gion in time of plague
and in Italy it's boughs are thrown ol'
the fire during Il thunder storm he
Italians have always loved the nathe'
duc perhaps to that mos: exquisite i"'e
s,nry or history. pGtrarch's Laura has
4 place among the immortais. lnes
hear Lorcnza in Italy as well as Laura
Her level is the emerald, the color
of tho heart of woodland. 1t IS SAID 10
have the mystic power to strengthen
tae cvesight of its wcarer, and when II
could not protect from danger ola Sh :
nerstition has it, that 4 piece "ouio
hrcok from the gem. Monday is Laura
,ucky day and . her lucky number
An extract from charming poem
,.,i,,an m Laura by Edward Stedman
follows:
Laura, my darling, the years that ha'e
flown =
rrourht few OF the prizes pledgeu l.
my own; ,, ou,.,,er
said that no SORROW should fouS''ei
her way ,,o
l,or life should be cloudless, a long
summers day. ,o ,,l
shadow and sunshine, thls'ie9 "
flowers. ,,., mos,
Which of the two. aafl'''s' ''N''
have been ours?
Yet tonight. by the sti''e VII ~
lips, I can see ,,,.,i,,,
Su., arc dreaming Of me, oai!''s
dreaming of me.
Fashion Items.
1t is predicted that so i"''S do ~,
Trcnch vogue of wearing many
bracelets is maintained just so iohe
,.i,l the short sleeve prevail.
For daytime wear in the late sl'r'''s
,r1 summer. full-lcngth coats o1 IL
white material, principally IN Poi'
.,otb ,rc being presented. These coa'S
arc cut with the new long shoulder t'''>
thai is considered decidedly smart
Worry lovely in color and Inc "''
nj
.,,.;,c and summer evening wraps VI
ch,noeablc chiffon. designed /" give ''''
effect Of soft fuffiness by the ana "
,,nhlc and triple capcs OF accoro'''
r,,;tinr, shirrlngs and puffngs' - ie''
cane wraps arc edged with n,.'''p't .s'',
,,nd ostrich. which lend q oei'e'''i" :"
sortucss to the garment. The coios. VI.
used arc pastel rather thi'h o''',""' -,
aud the models arc especially goo" io'
yo,,og girls and young women -,
oilcloth cat into decorative mo>i's
,,d sawad to blouscs of gcorgct'" VIII
ell, floss is q particularly ai'tac''N'
now mode OF trimming.
AIatrons' turhans for spring are ''
inc developed in all flower efiectS a"'
=, dronn5 malinc, tho latter trimmed