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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Cheese and Macaroni Loaf

one.hAlr cup mhcaroni broken In.
20 small pieces. ] cup milk. ! cup
soft bread crumbs. tablespoon
butter. tablespoon chopped green
pepper tablespoon each chopped
onion and parsley. eggs. tea
spoon salt. y cup American cheese.
rub thru Crater,
Cook the maearoni in boiling salt,
ed water until tender. and rinse In
cold water. Cook tho parsley. on.
lon and pepper In a little water
with butter. Pour Off tho water or
allow Il TO boil away. Beat the
egg white and yolk separately. Silk
all tho ingredients. cutting and fold.
Ing In the stltfly beaten whites at
the ihH, Limo quart baking dish
with buitered paper. turn tho mix.
iure into ~. net the baking dihh
in pan OF hot water. and hake
in moderate oven from onc.hnlf
20 thrss-quanefs Of an hour. Serve
With tomato sauce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER

Isn't that rousing finish 10 a
ch0ruS7 The song 10 which Il be.
longs II called. HAL. Washing
tom and bids fair 20 become a IA.
nous booster song for our own
homo state.
II was recently written, both
word. and music By a native daugh.
ter OF Washington. Rose Cole Boet
finger. 402s Ashworfh ave. Mrs
Boetiinger tho always prominent
in musical circles. has never turned
her talent AZ composer 10 &C.
count. But music will out 20 mis-.
quote an old saying, aud realizing
Tho need OF rousing. Characters,
tic song that would adequately des-
cribo tho beauties and resources OF
her state. she set her thoughts to
words and music. with an utterly
charming lyric as the result
Her song was given "A trial al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Potato Souffle

-Four large potatoes. Il cup milk.
tablespoons butter teaspoon salt.
y teaspoon pepper. few drops onion
juice. , eggs
Wash potatoes well and let stand
in cold water TO more than cover
for two hours. Cook. without par.
ing. In boiling water until tender.
Peel and put thru riccr. scald
milk and melt bu;terin milk Beat
milk and butter into potatoes
and season with salt. pepper ah
onion Juice Beat yoliss OF eggs I'm
tn thick ana lemon colored ana
br1t into potato mixture Beat
whites Of eggs until rufr aud dry
aud fold into first mixture, Turn
into well buttsred taking dish
and bake 20 minutes In "a moder.
gta oven Serve AZ once or the
souffle win fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Screen

Hosiesscs do not like TO show the
kitchen TO their guests. while pre-.
paratlonB for the dinner are going
on. Yet the swinging door alone
can't shut Off tho Wow. So n
screen is used across the door.
forming sort Of entry.wsy from
tho kitchen to the dining room. At
the same time II is a beautiful at
traction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

Keep this up and you will find
decided decrease In the measure OF
your waist and hips.
Hero is test whereby you can
determine how thoroly you relax
Lie in fiat position, with tho
spine touching the floor. and draw
UP tho knees slowly. so they touch
the breast. and with tho aid or tho
hands help tho heel OF tho foot TO
touch the thigh. Relax the hold OF
the hands, and II tho body B re.
Taxed. tho legs will fall immediately
and heavily to the floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
ny HORTENsE SAUNDERS

NEW YORK, April down in
y her heart beneath her surface
independence and her scrviceahIc
serge suit. every normal woman
eheriahes weakness for rainbow
hued taffetas. eabwcbby Aees and
clothes that uhrclk OF fsminluity
the old ciinEiuE Vine variety
Ana tho impulse 10 barter tho
monthly income for ono exquisite
shelEpink taftola Is not easily rcck
oned with.
Such temptations iurked IN tho
fashion salon Of Henri Brnaet when
last visited IT, Bondcl had just
created number OF frocks for Pa
trieia Coliinge, and was present 10
Witness her satisfaction with their.
Just like n valentine. was her
comment on seeing long WASTED
model OF hand.cmbroidcred EeorEstts.
with three bouquets Of silk flowers
surrounded with an old.fashloncd lace
frtfI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

last weeks luncheon Of the Mem.
bcrs council OF the local Chamber
Of Commerce. where a chorus OF
80 voices took up the refrain after
Mn Boettb.Rcr had sung II for
them, Those who attended the lun.
cheon predicted the song viii meet
with wide popularity when released
10 the public.
Mrs, Boet;ingcr has already sung
her song BY request before the TX.
change club. Gyro club and Uni.
Yersity club. and has received in
vitsuons 10 sing before other civic
aud fFatarnal organizations. Ar
rangements have been made 10 re.
lease the song 20 the public the
latter part Of Apfl thru the Bruins.
wick shop She WIZ. sing Il over
the radio. KJR, Friday. April :. at
the request OF the Chamber OF Conn
mcrce publicity bureau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
WILL AID
FARM Err
w sHINGToN. April g.
w Woman win assist in m

nv - - - - ~ q " ~ April d.
w Woman win assist In I'M
tangling man-made tangle.
She will be prominently identi-
He'd with the Farmer-to-C Con
sumner league. an organization Of
men and women who desire TO
better farm conditions. and TO
solve the farmers problems.
For 30 years men have been
unable to solve the farmers prob
lent is high time the women
took a hand" says Mrs. Chester
q. Mayo, secretary OF the league.
Farm organizations are older
than labor organizations, but
women have had no part in
them. And women have been the
greatest sufferers thru bad crops
and foreclosures.
r Now the women are TO have
equal representation with men
on the executive committee OF the
league.
ii' llISb uIlNF VI lllc WOIUHNf
she continues. rs to be directed
toward the root Of all farm evils,
defective marketing.
Lean and fat years alike
bring unsatisfactory results, he
cause the farmers labors, even
IN the best seasons, arc never
Justly rewarded
Seven and half million dol
lars worth Of farm products
from one year, exclusive qf
livestock, cotton and tobacco,
Will sell 20 the consumer for
81. 500. 900. The spread between
nc producer and consumer Is
grcatcr than In any other in
dustry
This can be remedies" she
says not by puttlsg farms under
government control but by an or
ganiza0on controlled and man
aged entirely BY farmers"
y The league VS. backing the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

Tho the limos change the formula Ia
always The same simple white with
flowers
An actress knows the yBluo of
dressing FOR her parts she isn't
definitely the oh woman or tho yamp
ca tho iugrnur Until she II 10 eos,
tune
This iH q valuable lesson for all
women 20 learn. II is much easter
10 be charming IN decorative gowns
than IN a tAillrur
Take tho bouffaut gown Miss Col
iiuEe selected. Of white taffcth with
the border of silver lace NJ the hem
aud the quaint flowers appllqued "
tho aldo With silver ribbons falling
/.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
CYNTHIA GREY
CYNTHIA GREY ---
Three out of Four
Girls Com Be cited
So Claims Young Man Who Admits
He Kissed IA Out of II Girls
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Here's young man icho claims that three ont Of erory
four girls can be pettod He backs mp his statement oh
"eoH argument based hard fuct-'cth cold figures
to on phdS-c his statement
Here is his letter:
Dear Miss Grey; / certainly get kick out Of all these
letters from girls who claim they don't like to be petted
and won't be petted, etc
guess you not discussing this problem" Just now
your columns but you have at various times and I've
always meant to write from theory hearsay, but
from experience.
Three Of every four girls can be petted
This Is a broad
back QUESTIONABLE
University OF North Carolina resulted
IN this finding.
boys nAppers like 'neeng party" Just
well rs themselves do
had Il Girl friends last and kissed it % them
printed n h 81 different varieties
species "LitR not
Boosting: Is grls J. J,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
DELICATE TTNTs
FOR SPRING

There II no time when delicate
lints, soft materials and flower Fl.
iecls arc more appropriate than in
the early spring. when they III nat.
urally into natures pageant. They
arc as potent as April herself In turn.
ing the young mans fancy 10
thoughts Of love"
Even II woman has limited
social lie, and must consider the
practical side OF hor clothes problem
very carefully, Beudsl believes she
Is entitled 10 one really lovely. tho
possibly impractical. frock
''For iih psychological value he
concluded Life can never become
entirely dun TO Tho woman who owns
n picture frucg and wears II ~ the
right time It's form Of prepared.
ness that should not be overlooked q
Copyright 1855 = v. A. Hsfyles. ine }
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Exercise to
Relax
BY $. MILDRED STRAUSS

DEFAMATION Is Just as impor.
" tant to health and beauty as
breathing. sleeping and eating. and
should DO Just ~ natural.
But In this very hectic Jazz age.
when each ono OF ua IL trying 10
cram all she can into her 24.hour
day, relaxation has become lost
art and must be rclcarncd.
Relaxation OF body and mind
must be simultaneous You cannot
relax your muscles II your mind ls
tense with problems and worries.
And you can never be truly beau.
tiful unless you can have tho poise
and charm that come from mental
and physical control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
ABsOII III
fEifININlTN

Here N such absolute femlalnlty
that no woman could wear Il with.
out subconsciously assuming tho
viles Of tho Victorian axe. coquetry.
too. Is written ali over the green iat-
to,a froek with tho straight wAlstlinc
and tho ruffles OF chiffon cmbrotd.
cred IN silver.
III has become The mode recently
to despise obvious attempts TO be
picturesque and pretty Yt, women
make their battle With llIc much
arder when they refuse tho co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
HINTS FOR THE
HOUSEWIFE
Group

r. there is room on each side OF
tho dining room buffet. chair
should be placed there, Tho entire
group. thus placed, makes tho most
pleasant combination in the dining
room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

uEREs something new in neck
IL wear. the net scarf embroidered
in wool with wool fringe. that ties
closely about the throat in the man
ner OF the old-fashioned stock. The
woods are very bright and crude as
to color. and the net has very wide
mesh. This accessory is very much
liked with the new plain top coat or
the tailored suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
1&1zC
LEEJ1TEEN
RECIPES
Luncheon Canapes

To onehalf cup leftover boiled
sslhd dressing add one teAspoonful
gsiatine which has been softsnod
In ons'fourth cup cold milk and
by standing over hot wa.
Ter. Add two tablsspoonfuls each
OF finely chopped ohives or onion
ana green pepper. Mold in tiny
cups. Toast thin slices OF stale
bread cut In square or In fancy
shapes. spread with melted butter.
and place on this a thin slice Of
peeled tomato. Unmold Eeiatine
mixture. cut In thin slices and top
tho tomato. Serve az n first course
at luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

operation Of the very feminine froek.
II has It'd time and place In our lives +"
The day II severe effects IL pass.
ing. Beudel says
THE more feminine type ~ WON,
an a replacing the tlappeg and.
naturally. she must dress for the ncN
role he EayH Women should
never cease 10 bp decorative, no mat,
tor how efficient thry become
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
pLEATED SKIRTS

Deep inverted pleats In the back
and the front Of the skirt give tho
fullncss TINT is demanded for comfort
In The sport froek, and at the samc
time keep the outline straight and
close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
LAUNDRY HINT

All articles s;nrchod with boiled
starch must be dried thoroly. then
made ycry damp and rolled up tight.
~ in clean. dry cloth. They should
lie two or three hours before they
arc ironed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Paint Walls

II you arc considering remodel.
ing tho kitchen. discard the use OF
wallpaper In that room. Have the
walls painted. in a soft gray or tan
color preferably, 30 that you may
ho able TO wash, them occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

Parents OF girls viii fiud food
for thought In this young mans
confession.
Mothers and fathers too, often
mako the mistake OF believing the
old nursery rhyme:
"Nhat arc little girls made OF
Sugar and spice,
And everything nice.
That's what little girls are made
off,
Sometimes they do not realize un,
III too late that their little dauEh,
ters have grown into women-and
they ara NOT made q sugar and
spice. but OF healthy ncsh,and-
blood. With all the emotions and
temptations that fleSh,and'hlood Is
heir 10.
sweet Sixteen wo say OF the
very young gir. But Is Is any.
thing but sweet II she has been on
too many 'neeking' parties She
becomes halse. worldly wise Is
There is only one way for a
mother 10 keep her daughter sweet
It,"
Shutting her up In the house.
and forhidding her TO have
beaus. won't do IL.
Ii girl OF i6 can't have her
boy friends come to see her ut
home. she'll meet them on
street corners, nine times out
Of 10.
For she Is going 10 do the
things that her girl friends do
lit only TO be in style.
And II she has made up her
mind 10 find out all about life. she
is going to find out about IL. And
nothing can stop her
So it's a wise mother who wei.
comes daughters half.srown admir-.
ers into the house, and keeps an
eye on the front parlor.
It's the wise mother who tells
her budding young daughter about
all the clean. fine facts OF love and
life. In her own clean. straightfor-
ward way
This kind Of woman-who Is an
older sister TO her daughter-shields
her from the dreadful mistakes-
these wild young things who sneak
away from a dance 10 pet IN
some boy friends parked automo.
bile; who are cafe habitues before
they are high school graduates.
Mother. herself. probably had a
beau or two before dad camo along
and married her. and an occasional
kiss over the front gate. perhaps 50
hack in the days when "pcttins"
was called ''spooning"
And II she will look back on at
that glamorous time, sho will real.
tze that those same romantic hap.
penings are doubtless taking place
In daughters life.
And it's her solemn business 10
know Just how far daughter Is go
ing in her love affairs-eyen IL
they are only puppy.loye affairs.
For many ana many a girl has
had the bloom taken from her bud.
ding womanhood by puppy love"
and its mistakes.
And IT'S up" 10 mother 10 pre-.
vent them--to keep daughter Sweet
ig in reality as well as in name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Dame Fashion Says:
BENGALINE SMART

BenEallnS In Hilk or wool is vcrs
smart for ensemble costumes. aud "a
Is silk faille and ali the ribbed sili.a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
SKIRTS STILL MORT

skirts show no signs OF lengthen-
ing, but rather OF shortening. In
Paris the conventional skirt Is from
IL to Is inches from the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
WOULD INSPIRE


such frock would inspire yalen.
tines and declarations or undylne AZ,
lection from men" Bsndel laughed.
For centuries women have shared
mems hearts with iust such a dreAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
BEGIN WITH
THE MIND

Begin your relaxation in your
mind. Walk about slowly. thinking
Of your body an a lump Of clay.
formless aud lnanimatc, and imag.
inc you arc very heavy and that
your arms, hands. knees and head
are dead weights
As YOU impress this picture on
your copsciousness, your body viii
become very tired. your knees will
bend, and you will gradually sink
nearer and nearer to the floor until
finally your body Is huddled up
Ike a lump OF earth, your head on
the floor. your chin touching your
knees and your arms flat, your
hands touching your feet.
If you arc sufficiently heavy and
droopy. even your fnoinl EXPIRES
sion will relax. and any wrinkles
In the face viii disappear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
COATS CIT WIDER

Coats arc cut bit wider than they
have been, 40 that they may swing
quite straight from the shoulder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
1T ISN'T"
SIMPLE

This sounds simple, but It isn't
It will take considerable practice be.
fore you can become as apparently
llfcless ms you should
When you feel you have been thor.
oily rested. stretch first the right lea,
then the left. then both, drawing
the body upward and downward
without raising the head from the
floor.
Shift your position so that tho
head rests lightly on ono arm. then
raise first the right and then the
left leg from the floor AS high as
you can from the hip, the rest Of
the body flat on the floor.
Raise the right arm. then the left.
from tho floor from the shoulder.
Then, raise both arms upward with.
out raising tho body. Then raise
both the arms and legs from tho
floor, letting them slnls bnck alowly
under perfect control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
YOU HAVE
EXERCISED, TOO

Combined with relaxation, YOU
have oxorcised the muscles OF your
arms, legs and trunk thnt get llttlc
play in tho ordinary pursuits OF life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Women Tackle
Problem Which
Stamped Men

Curtis-Aswell bill. asking for a
government loan Of 100000.
TO be used as a revolving fund in
guaranteeing Just price for his
products and guaranteeing a
marked reduction in the price OF
food to the consumer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Merican
PeNpchi

Dear Miss Grey. Have you a
recipe for Mexican penuchi7
MRS j. 4. ".
Here is recipe for Mexican pen
uchi fudge: ! presume that is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

Cynthia Grey VIII receive
callers on Monday, wednesday
aud Friday. from 20 p. m.
and Tuesday and Thursday
from n 90 l. a. m, az her OF,
fioc In The star building, 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Easter
Sunday

Dear Miss Grey: why does East.
or Sunday come al ditteren, time
each year and how Is tho date dc,
cided upon2 G. o.
Easter Sunday Is tho first Sunday
after the full moon that falls on or
next after the gist OF March II
the full moon happens on Sunday.
Easter Is celebrated one week later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

one you want,
one pound brown sugar; = cup
molasses s. cup water Cook 90
gtO degrees BY the thermometer,
Let stand, or the fire. for fivo
minutes; then beat. and add =
pound Pecan meats. "A II begins
10 be sugary. spoon out on a marble
slap IN tahlespoonfuls.
II you haven't a Thermometer
take tho ingredients or the fire
when a few drops in q cup OF cold
water viii ho just trim enough TO
hold together SO you can pick IL
M.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-01-14
MRS. RoDERICK DIES AT HAIR.
PERS FERRY.

Mrs. Elvira Katherine, Roderick,
widow of the late Thomas Washing
ton Roderick, died at her residence on
Shenandoah street in Harpers Ferry
on January 5, She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. W.. H Wiltshire, of
Millville; Mrs. Bessie Brashuars, of
Harpers Ferry, and Mrs. Thomas Roe
at home Also three sons, Thomas
w. Benjamin F. and Carlton B. all of
Harpers Ferry. She also leaves two
brothers and three sisters, Daniel
Roderick, of Kabletown, this County
Benjamin Roderick, of Ogle County,
Illinois; Mrs. Bette Smallwood of
near Leetown, Mrs, Jennie Morrison
of Illinois, and Mrs Rose Gray, of
near Lovettsville, Va. The deceased
was in her SIND year, and had been
a faithful member of the Methodist
Church for the last forty-five years.
The funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. Parish, and her remains
were laid to rest in the Harper Gene
terry, Harpers Ferry.
Advocate please copy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-01-14
MOST FIRES CAUSED BY CARE.
LESSNESS.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 10--At least
rs per cent of all fires in West Virg-
mia and in the country as a whole,
can be traced to carelesssness or to
ignorance, and thus are preyentable
according to State Fire Marshal c. l..
Topping.
America is at the very head of all
the countries of the globe in point of
fire waste" the Fire Marshal asserts.
"Carelessness or ignorance, and some
times both in combination, are res
ponsible for The fires in 359 American
homes every day, on the average, and
that are visiting one hospital, five
schools, five churches two threatres,
ninety-six farms every twentyfour
hours
ct is carelessness and ignorance
mainly which send the firefighters of
the country to fire every minute,
day in and day out, year after year.
There is imperative need of aspread
of knowledge of what constitutes the
chief fire hazards and a change from
carelessness to carefulness in the
makeup of the average American
citizen
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-01-14
BOOSTING THE COUNTRY

Some writer's make quite a job of
ridieuli.5g Chambers of Commerce,
Kiwaais cubs. and other like organ
izations because they exist to boost
their home communities.
But after all aren's some of these
self appointed guardians Of culture a
bit superficial? The editor is Of the
opinion that broad view Of this
American characteristic---pr in the
home town--wilT convince one that It
has a very definite and valuable
place in the upbuilding of better
country.
Before we can have improvement
we must have pride. The old well
known saying might be changed TO
read, "'Pride goeth before improve
ment" And boosting" is merely
an expression of pride.
Think what it means to have thou
sands of small cities scattered throu-
ghout the width and breath of the
land all boosting" to build themselves
up industrially, commercially and in
tellectually. We can include the word
intellectually, because before we
have culture we must have prosperity
before q nation can set about the
task of improving itself mentally, its
citizens must first be prosperous and
comfortable.
The speed Of growth and develop
ment in our country isamazing--it IS
one of the greatest romances of all
history. And one thing that has con-
tributed much to this development Is
the pride good citizen take every
where in the progress of their own
communities.
So to those citizens of Charles
Town who are proud of the town and
ready to boost everything that makes
for progress we say: Keek on. You
are contributing your bit to the i'm
provement of our town--and to the
growth and upbuilding of our nation.