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Delicious Fruit Salad,

Beat the yolks of four eggs until
very thick and light colored, then beat
into them carefully and gradually one
cupful Of sifted powdered sugar, and
half a level teaspoonful of salt. Beat
until the sugar is dissolved. Add the
juice of two lemons and beat again.
Peel and slice thin six bananas with
a silver knife. Remove the skins
from four oranges by cutting close to
the pulp, pick out the seeds and then
slice across in thin slices. Put into a
deep glass dish a layer Of banana
then the egg dressing, then the sliced
orange, and again layer of each
with banana on top, and pour the
remainder of the dressing over the
whole. Keep very cold until served
Pineapple, cut fine, may also be used
with the bananas, using more sugar
IL necessary and varying the amount
Of lemon Juice.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

With the cool days Of Autumn now
fairly established the planning of
weekly meals continues to take on
more the aspect of Winter. It will
scarcely be practicable to have more
than one vegetable meal in the week
unless the famlys taste leans toward
meals of this type Not that canned
vegetables of today are unsatisfactory
far from it. At least three products
have been studied after canning and
have been found to contain an even
larger share Of Vitamin in proportion
to their bulk than when fresh. These
are cabbage, tomatoes and apples. For
the member of the family, then, who
is limited to vegetables a very deli
cious variety will he possible.
On the other hand, those who are
leading active lives and who have no
special reason for Curtailing any food
will find themselves relishing a modest
serving of meat. Moreover. this type
Of food gives energy in very quickly
asSimilated form. The fact that the
creature has eaten and digested veg
etable foods means that the flesh MS
eaten is a storehouse of number of
valuable food elements. To eat meat
or not Is "A matter for the individual
family to decide
Then there are tho breakfasts which
begin to take on a little more hearty
Evening star., 1927-10-21
FOOD AND THRIFT IN THE HOME
Nutrition Nuggets.

Although fresh pineapple makes
delicious breakfast fruit, it is. after all,
nerhaps wiser to serve this most fre-
uuently as an accompaniment TO meat.
The fact that pineapple juice contains
digestive element which helps the
stomach greatly in digesting meat ~
an indication that these two foous
make good combinations at the same
meal.
Perhaps there is no other one dish
whose possibilities for good are so III
tie understood as the fruit salad.
Properly made, such a salad is de-
licious and full of extremely rich 1000
element. When heavy mayonnaise
dressing, however, is added the food
value is overbalanced along the energy
line and the delicate favor of the
fruits is distinctly interfered with.
Furthermore, the simplicity OF the
dish. which is, after all. one or lts
greatest assets, is also interfered with
frequently to the disturbance, IL not
disruption, of digestion. Fruit salad
should ideally be served with French
dressing and not too much of that.
Again, If accompanied by bit or
cheese, it should take the place of
both salad and the dessert course.
One of the ADVANTAGES of vegetable
soups seems to lie in the fact that
they have a special value in Summer
and another in Winter For example,
during the hot weather, when ap-
retiteS are low and digestion some
times weak. a hot cream Of vegetable
soup is ideal in that it furnishes both
| bodybuilding and body-regulating ma.
terial Again. when the cold days
come it is Just as valuable because it
is one of the most attractive ways in
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warmth and energy that seem to he
required when Winter comes" Again,
| Winter vegetables, potatoes. cabbage,
| canned corn and so on lend themselves
especially we'll to concoction of such
soups.
Ask the average housewife what
she serves in the way of fruit Juice
for breakfast aud she is apt to say:
! "Oh, orange juice mostly" True, she
does have more Imagination about
furnishing fruit juices for beverages
served later in the day, such as fruit
| AIDES. This is just a suggestion that
she put two and two together and
vary the breakfast fruit in the same
way. Without half trying, as the
phrase goes. we might easily vary the
breakfast fruit juice so as to serve
different one almost every day. For
juice. grape juice. pineapple Juice
combined with any desired canned
fruit juice. Other combinations will
occur To the individual housekeeper
according to family tastes.
In spite of the emphasis frequently
laid on the advantages of simplicity in
diet, there is much to he said in favor
Of wisely made combinations. The
advantages of a skillful hand with
fruit juices has already been pointed
out. The same principle might be said
of making vegetable combinations,
such as the okra and tomatoes served
at one of the meals during the week.
for example. Most vegetables combine
we'll with one another, and making
such combinations is one way in which
to use up small portions of fresh
cooked vegetables that might other.
wise be wasted.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

moments in the milk or cream to bring
out all its delicious flavor. Sprinkle it into
soups. Mix it with other cereals. Make
it into the many appetizing recipes on
every package. Eat two tablespoonfuls
daily-in chronic cases, with every meal.
Try eating ALL-BRAN regularly and
see how much better you feel! But be
sure to get genuine Kellogg 's-the orig
inal ALL-BRAN. Don't accept a part
bran substitute. At best, it can be but
partially efective-often it accomplishes
nothing. ALL-BRAN is sold by all gro-
GERS. Comes ready to eat. Served at all
hotels and restaurants and cafeterias. On
dining-cars. Made by the Kellogg Com
pany in Battle Creek. Mich. Write for
free Treatise on Constipation"
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eable-and particular all vegetables
are alkalines--is introduced in the
menu. Cream OF cabbage soup is
served for dinner Tuesday night with
the idea in mind that there will be
sufficient cabbage 70 appear in another
form in the vegetable plate of Wed
nesday. Just a little planning of this
sort will work wonders in furnishing
a seeming variety with a few foods.
l should not like 10 leave the question
OF alkaline vegetables without making
a special note.
As l noted in an earlier para graph,
practically all vegetables are alkaline,
but some are more so than others.
For instance, the lima beans have the
largest proportion of alkaline residue.
This is A pointer for those who must
cater to individuals suffering from
acidosis.
Evening star., 1927-10-21
Vegetable Cocktail.

All sorts of vegetables may he used
for this, served in glasses or followed.
out tomatoes. green peppers. or lemons.
or glass soup plates may be used.
Put half a lemon, with the pulp re-
moved. and filled with Thousand Is
land salad dressing. in the center of
each plate. and fill the plate with
cracked ice. On one small lettuce
leaf put a few boiled mushrooms, on
another asparagus tips, on another
some diced tomato. and on the fourth
thin strips of cucumber or celery.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

aspect. At least two mornings pro
vide a hot breakfast dish. although
this is not necessary unless special
food is indicated. The baked finnan
haddie served at Mondays breakfast
Is a good indication Of hot breakfast
or luncheon dish. Finnan haddie. how
ever. may be prepared in a variety Of
ways. one being To simply cook 1t
and fake it. adding a cream sauce and
serving the creamed fish on toast 1t
will he noted that | am still making
use of cottage cheese, as this product
furnishes very unusual quantities Of
bodybuilding food in especially di-
gestible form. Practically all mem
bers Of the family can eat this cheese
even those who may for any reason
be limited in their selection of foods.
Ii will be noticed that when rather
hearty meals. such aS veal. are served,
cabbage or some other alkaline veg
Evening star., 1927-10-21
Prune Conserve.

Wash and remove the stones from
six or seven dozen prunes. Add three
small oranges sliced very thin. and
one cupful of granulated sugar. Cook
until it thickens, and just before re-
moving from the fire add one small
cupful of walnut meats. More sugar
may be added if liked.
Evening star., 1927-10-21
HOME NOTES
ny JENNY WREN.

Some of the newer small houses,
particularly those of the English viii
laee and American colonial types, are
often planned with very small dining
rooms or with breakfast rooms which
displace the dining rooms altogether.
As these little rooms are cheerfully
informal in character, unusual and
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Mocking mirrors

why doctors recommend ALLBRAN-because it ID
1000 bran-and always brings 1000 results. Re-
suits part-bran product equall
No more need for pills
How different from habit-forming pills and laxative
drugs! Which generally become useless unless the
dose is constantly increased-and sometimes injure
the system! Kellogg ALL delicious, heath-
full cereal. Serve it with milk or cream-and add fruits
or honey for an extra treat. Let it soak for few
Evening star., 1927-10-21

MocKNc shapes Of silvered glass that tell the truth.
.. What tragedy that women fade so soonI
What shame! Just few short years ago, beauty
and health were theirs to spare. Now-their mirrors
mock theml Wan, thin cheeks, lifeless eyes and
taunting haggard smiles beray the price of neglect
-. What ptyl
1t is terrible-the toll that constipation takes in
health and happiness. 1t thieves beauty 1t wrecks
vitality 1t drags the strongest body down to despair
1t is the cause of much suffering and disease. And
Evening star., 1927-10-21

Samples Of air in different parts of
Paris are being collected and analyzed
in order to determine the degree Of
offensive odor and the extent of un-
clea nliness
Evening star., 1927-10-21

Eat ALL-BRAN regularly -ac-
cording to directions on the
package. If it does not relieve
any case of constipation safely
and permanently, we will refund
your money. This is the strong
est guarantee the Kellogg Com
pany knows how to make. They
could never afford to make it
If ALL-BRAN did not produce
1909 results!
Evening star., 1927-10-21
WORD GOLF-Everybody's Playing 1t
KNOX.
BY JOHN KNOX.

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all the while it could be so easily relieved!
So surely prevented
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaranteed
to relieve constipation-safely. perma-
nently. To prevent this vicious afliction
ever gaining hold.
Why ALL bran is superior
to 'part-bran"
A large part of ALL-BRAN is bulk"
This bulk absorbs great deal of mois-
ture and carries it throughout the diges-
tive system. At the same time it gently
distends the intestines - purifying,
cleansing, eliminating poisonous wastes.
In a part-bran product the quantity of
bulk is so small that there is seldom suffi-
cient amount to do this work. That is
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pretty effects are easily achieved with
their furnishings.
The table and bench shown here
would he a fortunate choice for such
room. The table is somewhat IKE
an old tavern table, but its hinged
ends are supported Ivy flaps borrowed
from the butterfly tables.
The bench is simple but appropriate
and can be supplemented by chairs.
Sometimes A table of this type is
used in one end of the living room to
form the nucleus Of a dining group,
The Washington times., 1927-04-19

ITALIANS WILL
PAY HONOR
TO Filler
Reception and Dinner at
Embassy Tonight; a
Luncheon Guest
By JEAN ELIOT

BY JEAN ELIOT
TUE Italian Ambassador and
4 Donna Antionette de MARITIME
will entertain tonight with dinner
and reception ION the occasion Of
the visit of Comdr. francesca de
Pinedo, famous Italian flyer to
Washington"
That's the way invitations might
have gone out had White House
parlance been used. for Presiden-
tial invitations never read Ito meet
Mr.. Distinguished Visitor" And
in this instance such phrasing
might have solved a problem of
etiquette. For, of course, the fete
tonight Is given to celebrate the
arrival in Washington of the young
Italian whose exploits have made
flying history. And yet it would
not be correct to state that it is
arranged in his honor, since all
manner Of high ranking officials.
foreign and domestic, have been
invited to attend.
Brilliant Reception
At all events, very brilliant re.
ception is in prospect, the guests
including the chiefs of diplomatic
missions, leaders of the Administra-
ton set and high ranking officers
Of the Army, Navy and Marine
Corps, with, Of course, the ladies
OF their families. American flying
officers will be numerously in evil
dence. The Rumanian Tzigane Or.
chestra, which Vice President
Dawes was instrumental in bring
ing to this country and which is
enjoying popularity in Washington,
will play during the evening. And
there will a program of songs by
Signor Guaraldi, who is connected
with the chancery of the embassy.
Secretary Of War to Attend
The Secretary of War, Dwight r.
Davis, will be the ranking guest
at the dinner before the reception,
Several young girls will be included
In the company, as will Captain del
Prete, who is accompanying Comdr.
de Pinedo, Luigi Barzini and Signor
Fraccaroli, Of New York.
Luncheon Guest Today
At luncheon today Commander
de Pinedo was the guest of Gen.
Augusta Villa, military attache Of
the Italian embassy, who had in.
vited small company Of his coun-
trymen to meet the young aviator.
In the party were Captain del
Prete and Signor Vacchetti, who
are travelling with Commander de
Pinedo, the Naval Attache of the
Embassy and Nine. Lais. the Secre.
tary Of the Embassy and Nine.
Mascia, the air attache, Comdr.
Silvio Scaroni; Leonardo Vittetti and
Count Pic Macchi di Cellere, Of the
embassy staff; Signor Gossolo, Italian
consul at Buffalo; Luigi Barzini,
Mr.. Bonatelli, and Mr.. Corcese, of
New York.
The Washington times., 1927-04-19
WORLD OF FANCY IN PIANO
PLAYING OF STUART ROSS

RLAHlNG OF STUART ROSS
A piano recital full of magma
ton and interest was that Of
Stuart Ross last evening. an artist
who has hitherto been known to
us as accompanies with Rosa Pom.
selle, who, incidentally, is singing
here Saturday evening with the
Metropolitan Opera.
What captures the fancy in Mr..
Ross is the definite pictures he
paints in tone-colorS that have
caught the ultra-modern texture,
yet he plays with certain whole
someness and Virility that is fresh
and commanding.
For instance, take the vigor OF
his Corelli Theme and Variations"
his own arrangement for piano Of
this well-known violin masterwork
that amply attests his musicianship.
was struck with the firm authori-
ty OF his introduction. He made
three variations of it, catching the
violin's double stops and double
trills and brings it to broken chords
in the third return to the theme.
A staccato episode was fascinating.
That Corelli is memorable.
From the classics, with Bach,
Handel in the Harmonious Black
smith (again the genial humor of
the elder SCHOOL,, he went to a
Chopin group. then sharply chiseled
out two widely diverse things in an
American theme used by Percy
Granger as one of his folk tune
settings that was yet entirely Irish
with nice fused harp effect, and
the Chinese sketch, "PelI Street,
Chinatown" by Whithorne. The
latter was built on the Chinese
scale Of five notes, used as a ''black
key theme. 1t was given in
variety, some watery tones on those
endless Oriental repetitions into
which Mr.. Ross also put humor,
real fun.
A Rachmaninoff encore to the
NOTARY Prelude, G minor, was a
misty, lovely bit Of romance in the
Prelude G. major. Quite Debussy.
The Washington times., 1927-04-19
TWO DINNERS AT
PANAMA LEGATION

The Minister of Panama and
Nine. Alfaro will be hosts at dinner
this evening, their guests being
asked to meet the Ambassador of
Spain and Nine. Padilla and the
Ambassador OF Cuba and Nine.
Ferrera.
The Minister and Mime. Alfaro
were also hosts at dinner last
evening, entertaining for the AM
bassador Of Chile, DIR. Cruchaga,
and the Ambassador Of Argentina
and Nine. Pueyrredon.
Their other guests were the Min
lister Of the Irish Free State and
Mrs. Timothy Smiddy, the Minister
OF Persia, Mira Davoud Khan Mef-
tab, Senator and Mrs. Claude swan.
son. the Military Attache of the
Chilean Embassy and Nine. Gar
has, Major and Mrs. Peyton Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury,
DR.. and Mrs. George Boyd, Mrs.
Laura Boyd, Mrs. John B. Hender-
son, Nine. PHILIPPE Soyez and VIII
liam Jennings Price.
Viscount Matsudaira. of .Janan
who accompanied Prince ChichiblI
from London to the United States
en- route to Tokyo to attend the
funeral of his father, the late En-.
peror of Japan, is passing a few
days In Washington at the May.
flower before returning to London
where he spends the greater part
Of his time.
4
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter, who are in New York,
VIII sail tomorrow for Europe,
where they viii pass the summer.
The Washington times., 1927-04-19

bers Of that organization. win enter
tain members Of the church and
congregation, and their friends. at
dinner in the Sunday school house,
Piney Branch Road and Aspen
Street, Thursday, from $50 to z
p. m.
The Washington times., 1927-04-19
miss WILBUR
| HOSTESS AT
TEA DANCE
Will Accompany Parents
on Cruise Aboard
Sylph

The Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur wiz take q cruise
tomorrow afternoon down the Poto.
mac on the sy.ph. With them win
be their daughter. Miss Edna VIII.
bur. who has come from New
Haven. Conn.,. to spend the Easter
holidays with her parents: Miss
Dorothy Pryde. of New Haven, who
Is visiting Miss Wilbur; Mrs. Laura
May Gulick. Of San Francisco. who
is guest Of the Secretary and Mrs.
Wilbur. and Mrs. Wesley Jameson.
OF st. Paul MINI. who il here for
the d. a. r. congress. The party
win return to Washington Thursday
morning.
Miss Wilbur is entertaining at i
tendance this afternoon, from 4 to
u o'clock. at the Washington Club.
IN compliment to Miss Pryde.
Assisting in receiving will be Mrs.
Howard w. Eberle, wife Of Admiral
Eberle: Mrs. Halsey Powell, wife Of
Captain Powell. aide to Admiral
Eber1e. and Mrs. Cabot Stevens.
A Navy band OF five pieces win
furnish the music. The guests win
number about IS.
Miss Wilbur and Miss Pryde were
guests at luncheon today of Miss
Helen Robinson. daughter of the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson,
and Miss Suzette Dewey. daughter
Of the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles S.
Dewey, who entertained at the May
flower.
Admiral and Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle will entertain a company Of
IL at dinner this evening in honor
of the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. C. p. Sum.
neral will be at home at their
quarters at Fort Myer on Sunday
afternoon from 4 to o'clock.
TO ENTERTAIN
FOR CZECH BASSO
The Counselor of the CzechosIo.
yak Legation and Nine. Lipova
will entertain at luncheon on Sat
urday in compliment to Pavel I,udi-
kar, the distinguished Czech basso.
who is singing with the Metropoli.
tan Opera Company in its Wash.
ington engagement.
= y i
Miss Dorothy Kane. of New, York.
Is in Washington to be the guest
for q week of Mrs. James F.
Curtis.
H&&
DONALDSONS HOME
FROM PHILIPPINES
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T. O.. Donald.
Fon have returned to this country
after a long period of duty in the
Philippines and will go to Fort
Howard. Nd, where General Don.
aldson will be in command. Mrs.
Donaldson is at present in New York
md is staying at the Hotel Mar
Unique.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swager Sherley will
entertain company Of young PEG.
pie this evening for their daughter.
Miss Olive Sherley. who will later
take her guests to the polo hall.
The Washington times., 1927-04-19
CHURCH SUPPER
IN SCHOOL HOUSE

Mrs. Walter Trey. Mrs. Frank l..
Con and Mrs. Daniel NJ. Goodacre.
Of the Takoma Park Baptist Ladies'
Aid Society. assisted by other mem
The Washington times., 1927-04-19
MISS LEWIS A
LUNCHEON GUEST

Miss Sally Durand Lewis, daugh-
ter Of the President Of George
Washington University and Mrs.
William Mather Lewis. was the
honor guest at luncheon today Of
Miss Helen Clifford. daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. Edward Clifford, who
entertained in her home in George.
town. Other guests were Miss Hes.
ter tanning. Miss Adele Varela,
daughter Of the Minister of Uruguay
and Nine. Varela: Miss Sallie Hews
Phillips, Miss Janet Phillips, Miss
Louisa Turpin, Miss Louise Fitz-
hugh, Miss Florence Marlatt, Miss
Olive Sherley. Miss Ruth Miller
Green and Miss Mabel Carolyn
Mead.
The Washington times., 1927-04-19
MUSIC NOTES
BY Jessie MacBride.

eesque It was again q lovely color
study under Mr.. Ross fingers, an
odd fancy for Rachmaninoff that he
ended as simply as Mozart might
have done. Mr.. Ross shows his
feeling for the orchestra, in the
piano, In a Granados Spanish
Dance" bringing stealthy subtlety
in quiet emotion beneath the zest
Of q Habanera.
That fascinating world Of music
images finds a gifted exponent in
Stuart Ross. The Kit Knabe Piano
Company has arranged to have Mr..
Ross give a series of intimate re.
citals in their music rooms each
afternoon this week. He is an
Ampico artist and 1t will be a great
privilege to thus know an artist so
close to his recorded works. The
concert was presented by the 7.
Arthur Smith concert bureau.
4 \ X
BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL IN
FIRST LIBRARY PROGRAM
The Beethoven Festival in Wash
ington is on! The Library Of Con-
gress chamber music auditorium was
the scene. The London String
Quartet, the artists, who opened their
series of six Beethoven recitals last
evening before an audience that was
conspicuously the music lovers, the
music patrons OF the city.
To Mrs. Elizabeth Sprague Cool
idge we again pay homage for this
gift, through the foundation estab-
lished in her name at the National
Library" which is it's new name.
The first three quartets OF opus
18 were played. The audience even
called bravo to the playing of the
Allegro" first movement) OF the
quartet No. 2, G major. These artists
have the spirit Of the real ensemble.
They play with almost perfect shad-
ing. In the Scherzo of the same
quartet there was a smoothness and
delicacy Of passage work that was
quite wonderful.
The cello of c. Warwick Evans
stands out, though not out of the
ensemble scheme, as so rare and
beautiful that one would like to hear
him as soloist. The violin work was
at times unfortunately scratchy,
marring the perfect blend by a
strident rasp Of tone that should be
avoided.
Yet there was playing as rich as a
chorale of an organ and the opening
of the festival brought art and mu-
steal understanding that is a great
contribution to our musical culture.
The artists are James Levey, Thomas
Petre, H. Waldo Warner and Mr.
Evans.
Today at $50 and again at $50 two
more Beethoven programs will be
given, ranging in dates from 1900 to
1907.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-07

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Jan. P).
Michael Cudahy, 19, son of Mrs. Edna
Ci.dahy and the late Jack Cudahy of
Los Angeles, was taken from the city
Jail here today by deputies from the
Los Angeles sheriff's office and started
for his home city The deputies gave
no information as to the charges
against the scion of the wealthy meat
packing company family.
He was taken into custody here at
the request of the Los Angeles au-
thorities after his mother had foiled
his three attempts to obtain license
to marry Mary Astaire, Hollywood
actress, at Santa Ana, Los Angeles and
Ventura.
His intended bride was started to-
ward Los Angeles last night after
Cudahy, who admitted he had been on
a spree" since New Years day, had
been placed in Jail. He admitted he
had erred in not taking his. mother
into his confidence as to his marital
plans. tf1oH @lef
Mrs. Cudahy had notified the county
authorities in most of California not
to issue license to her son. AS late
as noon the San Francisco police were
asked to use their good influences to
see that her son did not obtain a Ii
cense. The notice in San Francisco
was received from James L. Davis,
chief of police in Los Angeles.
Cudahy refused to eat the prison
fare, and Jail regulations prohibited
the would-be Bridegroom from sending
out for his breakfast and luncheon.
However, toward mid afternoon
friends brou,g h him a sandwich.
Cudahy was not permitaed to talk to
friends by the deputy sheriffs and his
plans were unknown when he left
here.