Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-29

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Question Box The Atlanta Tri-Week-
ly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks-dere is the first OF
my summer sandwich recipes. ]
am giving you this first, because 1t
is one Of my favorites.
l bottle Of stuffed olives (small
size).
or 8 slices of breakfast bacon,
l hard boiled egg.
together the egg, bacon and olive,
moistened slightly with the fat
broled out Of the bacon, add just
enough mayonnaise dressing to
work smooth. Spread on thin slices
of bread that have been lightly
spread with mayonnaise, cut your
bread crosswise after sandwich is
made, so two sandwiches from the
two slices Of bread, this should fill
II large sandwiches, or of course "a
when cut.
You will find these sandwiches
most appetizing and different"
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Mary Lee:-There is quite an at
tractive pattern for a wolfe dress,
it is straight in front, and to the
medium long waist in the back is
joined three sections, of course di-
vided into such width as to make
the last one come even with the
front Of the dress. These sections
are slightly full, and are put to-
gether with a cord. The neck has
a slightly boat line, and the sleeves
are quite short. | think you can
make this dress by any one piece
dress pattern, the pattern / speak
of is rather expensive, 81 [ think.
David: I will certainly be perfect
ly all, right for you to give a din
ner party to a girl from out of
town who is visiting one of your
girl friends if your mother is will
ing and is with you. I think that
would be a very nice thing to do
and l will be glad to get your place
cards for your table. Can, 1 think,
get very nice ones for so to 75c
dozen and you say you expect to
entertain II. Don't have an elab-
crate dinner, send me a stamped en-
velope and I'll send you sugges-
lions.
Mrs. E. T.: The bloomer dresses
for and 4-year-old girls cannot be
improved on. Many of the dresses
are straight from the shoulders, no
belts being worn, in fact that seems
to be the favorite this year. Made
of pongee, with shocking on the
dress and a finish of the baby Irish
Iace you say you have, would be
lovely, and as you already have the
lace, not costly.
Sub-Deb: Yes, I'm convert to
bobbed hair for young people and
for some older ones where it is be-
coming, but 7 can't honestly say |
think it is less trouble.
Blue Eyes; Please do not expect
me to write you to go against your
parents wishes, if this boy is all
right then he will be able to con-
vince them that he is. This / do
know, you won't be happy if you
marry against their wishes.