Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-22
THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
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is desired that names do not appear
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some chosen name in addition to your
full name.
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Aunt Julia's Letter Box. The ques-
tons must be sent separately and
must be addressed to Aunt Julia's
Question Box, The Atlanta Trl-Week-
ly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks: We are not far from
the time when our friends will be
dropping by in the late afternoons
as they so driving and we will want
to offer them some refreshments be-
fore they go on their way.
SO from now on I'm going to put
in every little while a recipe for
some dainty sandwich that may be
served with iced tea or lemonade.
Do you remember the rule l gave
you for making ice tea last year?
You boil the lemon rinds in the
water you are to make your tea or
rather your syrup Of, the half Of the
lemons you use will be sufficient.
When this is done remove rinds, add
sugar and boil until the consistency
of a light syrup, sweet enough to
sWeeten the rest of your lemon juice
and your tea Add this to your
lemon juice, cool your tea, put to-
gether and chill. 1t really takes so
much less sugar made this way and
has a flavor all its own.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
julie: The overblouse is very much
in evidence at present. One Of our
biggest shops is displaying a win
dow full today, some all white, but
the majority very brilliantly col
ored, and all short sleeved Of course
some long sleeves will be worn, with
some styles of dresses the short
sleeve would be absurd.
Mrs. T.: I know that I haven't
sent in the articles on etiquette as
l promised, the reason is that [ am
absolutely unsatisfied with the books
that l purchased, but I am getting
the best that the book stores are Of
fering and promise that it will be
only short time when we will have
series of articles on this subject.
Mary L.: 1 do think your idea is
practical. Cover your square table,
if it is only about 81 to 80 inches
square, with a smashing cretonne,
Thave your husband who is clever
with carpenter tools, to put you in
nice snug molding all around the
edges of the table after the cretonne
IS smoothly put on, then Varnish all
over with a good clear varnish. You
can then just wipe off the top Of
your table and will have lust as
smart a table for your magazines
and books as your porch will re-
quire.
|. E. c.: Am answering your let
ter personally today, but for the
benefit of some others who might
like to know, it is perfectly permits
slble for you to send graduation
gift to your friend if the invitation
to the graduation exercises include
the whole family. 1t is not always
possible to set a sufficient number
Of such invitations to send a sep
arate one to each member Of the
family. Will send you list Of suit
able gifts right away.
Eunice; If it is possible I'd de-
lay buying my white hat until later,
your ideas change about white
nat as the season gets warmer. Get
nat now that you can wear with
ABOUT everything except white
/ dresses.