Putnam patriot., 1922-01-27

servants and methods. Our only r.
source Was 20 build whole new house
with servants quarter ouitisd and a
lovely little home kitchen on q par
with our reception room. TIE exels-
nations L has called forth One Chi
nese woman saw 81 ard sxclsinlei
throwing Up her hands. "Ai-ysh. 80
clean. kan-ensug, kan-ehenF
Has American Kitchen C.binst
l. AS 70 this home kitchen Of ogrs,
attn Il kitchen-eReiHet, large triple
window full Of plants. soft white cur
tains linoleam covered hardv 0od
floor. and real siBk. covering the
eleaH saueepans beneath Il. that We
took or little glests They rad
been invited . blIng th,f aprons and
help prepare the feas; a few days
before a. q ejrl 4 foartee1 MAS g8.ag
through Cur uees fooaas she axcialmed
- Ter mother, or. Nizh 81 e8uld
have It home where So could 10
lh.Hzs This suggested II rio hos 10
enter-azu ny guests and Il proved TO
be- 8 success And seven cooks did
not spoil The broth. TIE long.
shaggy chrys4n;hemams from the
bridal proce ssioa Of e double wedding
held ttso days before. festoonei the
table one little cook made a center
piece = stuffed dates, PINK candies.
nuts. sweet chocolate and preserved
ginger Another whipped the cream
% decorate the pink jello vith One
made lemonade - put tn ,he tai old
fashioned goblets. another cut up the
cubes u rich golden American cheese
e 20 VIII the pumpkin pIes. which BY
the NAY. sere made from the real
Connecticut feld pumpkin Toasted
bread cubes. slices Il hari-boiled egg
aad peanuts topped the seaming pile
= rice Roasted duck and chicken.
roasted sweet potatoes from our own
garden. whole whea; biscuits and to-
mato solp. escaJloped onions and Am
erieaa soda biscuits completed the
menu
IT, party was brought q close At
. 2 i a. the jinrickshas we're waiting
q tax Us nearly four miles 10 Temele
HI. "a tte Thanksgiving Service.
Learn to prss, ehineis Fashion
" have learned 10 dress lsysr upon
layer. onionlike. - the Chinese do.
fhey look Ike walking bags. sacks
Of bundles of clothing n cold weather.
Their clothes have the same dingy
emmy effect The year round. r. vim
ter me oateT garment IS wadde1. on
with the mors well te 40 our lined.
W took steamer sugs along TO wrap
M - beside. What an hour. ride
over tie stones Their, pAs scarcely
even memory u dinner left when
Ne eot there The way led through
ths NATIVE eity where the streets aver
aged SIX feet b. width We Ner, con
tinually stopping TO let heavily bur
dened mules and Wheelbarroa
squeeze BY. The air Was full Of shout
ing and ringing q 'riek.hA bells a.
well as snow. We vere pulled Up
over stones at least five or SIX inches
high IN the road and then bumped
down. Those stones have been there
from time imnlemorial and will doubt
less remain there for generations yet
TO come. The whole road i too bad
TO De repaired Dodging through N,
constant stream II traffic is confuS-
ing. Each for himself Is the un,A-
pressed motto Of all. The shops we're
all open 10 ;he weather "a usual. the
whole side ,treetward The keeper,
only appeared much fatter in their
Sinter outfits The dogs seemed
more numerous han ever Once the
street was blocked By three wheel
harr1Ns ic.s-rt.s unloading brick so
We mad 10 turn back and 10 through
another erae.atd side street.
o. ,he JOS u the warmth q an
other AmvUean home at tie md Of
the Way The Thanksgiving address
was eisra = newcomer. whose en-
thuslasm nal I'D no ;ime q b. cooled.
The children ,sag special selection
ans then Ms. Abbott served tea" to
ths .iNy = Is.