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The Washington times., 1934-09-20


Bride Escorted BY Uncle
The lovely young bride, who
was escorted by her uncle, Mr..
Frederick w. Mehlhop, of Chi
cago, wore picturesque gown
of cream-color chiffon velvet,
with a fitted bodice finished
with long tight sleeves, and a
gracefully draped skirt which
terminated in a short train.
She wore a large hat OF dark
brown velvet trimmed across
the front with a gold quill, and
carried a bouquet of cream
color gladioli, the petals striped
with brown.
Mr.. Guy T. Scott, jr., acted
es best man for Mr.. Powell, and
the ushers were, Mr.. Peter
Grogan and Mr.. Edward North
rop,
The Washington times., 1934-09-20
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Caldwell, wife of Major
w. C, Caldwell, of Fort Meade,
Nd, will entertain at a bridge
luncheon tomorrow, at Olney
Inn, when the guests will num-
Der IS.
The Counselor for Immigra-
ton of the italian Embassy
and Signora Bonardelli are in
New York at the Ambassador
Hotel.
X X
Mrs. Ord Preston and Miss
Margaret Preston are at the
Waldorf. Astoria in New York.
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a n d racing
set of this
conmun i t y.
M ISIS Eliza
beth Ashton
Luck will be
m a rri e d to
H a IL Ham
mond, of Bal
timore, Sat
urday, Octo-
Der 6, at IL
o cl ok at
E pis C o p a l
Church, Mid
dleburg, Va.
Miss Luck,
I ~ "
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glow in the sanctuary Which was banked WIN PAINS anu
Australian ferns
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Mrs. Hull Fetes
NotedVisitors

Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the
Secretary of State, will enter
tain informally at tea this after.
noon in her apartment at the
Carlton IN honor of the Vice
Minister of Communications for
Air of Poland and Nine. Bobkow-
ska, who are the guests of the
latter's brother and sister-in-law,
the Secretary of the Polish
Embassy and Nine Moscicka.
Nine. BobkoWska and Mr.. Mos
cicki are the daughter and son
of the President of Poland,
Mr.. Ignace Moscicki.
Assisting Mrs. Hull this after
noon will be Mrs. Benton Nc
MILAN and Mrs. william Wood.
ward Cook.
The Vice Minister and Nine.
Bobkowska, together with the
Polish Ambassador, Mr.. Stanis-
law Patek, and the Secretary
and Nine. MoScicka, will leave
this evening for Hot Springs,
Va, to spend a day. From there
they will go to Atlantic City for
the weekend.
The Ambassador will remain
at the New Jersey resort for
several days, following the de.
parture Monday of the Vice
Minister and Nine. BobkoWska
and the Secretary and Nine.
Moscicka for New York City
and Newport, R. I.
The Vice Minister and his
wife, who have been the house
guests of the latter's brother
and siSter-in-law, Mr.. and Nine.
Moscicka, for several days, will
sail from New York, Wednes-
day, aboard the S. S. Washing
ton, to return to their home in
Poland. Their hosts will come
to Washington the following
day.
Last evening, Mr.. and Nine.
Moscicka gave a dinner at their
residence in Thirty-eighth Street
for the visitors.
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Dinner Party
In New port

The Ambassador of Great
Britain, Sir Ronald Lindsay was
the guest in whose honor the
United States Minister to Co.
lombia, Mr.. Shelton Whitehouse
and Mrs. Whitehouse, enter
tanned at dinner last evening at
Eastbourne Lodge their estate
at Newport. Among the guests
were Mrs. Nicholas LongWorth
and Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
The Ambassador and Mrs.
Longworth are the house guests
of Gen. and Mrs. Vanderbilt and
with other guests were aboard
their yacht winchester" yes
terday afternoon.
The Minister of Hungary ana
Nine. Pelenyi, who have been
abroad since the early part OF
June, will sail for this country
today aboard the Conte dl
Savoie, and will come to Wash
ington where the former will re-
sumo his duties.
Miss Bell B. Gurnee arrived in
New York yesterday from New
port, r. l., and she will be at the
WeStbury Hotel for a week be-
fore sailing for Europe.
At Lake George
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
O'Toole have gone to Lake
George, N. Y. where they will
spend the next few days at the
Sycamore.
The former Governor of North
Carolina and Mrs. o. M. Gard
ner, with their family, have
taken an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel for the coming
season.
The Assistant Secretary Of
Commerce, DR.. John Dickinson,
entertained informally at lunch
con yesterday at the Carlton.
X X X
Mrs. Arthur w. Brown enter
tanned at dinner last evening at
Olney Inn, her guests numbering
%.
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Sail October 7

Miss Dorothy Sellers, who are
concluding their stay at Har-
rison House in Newport, will
sail for Europe october 7 to
visit Mrs. Fahnestock's son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry j. Drummond.Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Paul Yves
ton, of New York City, are at
the Shoreham to visit Mrs.
Weston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Shelton, following sew
eral months at the formers
cabin in Tennessee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weston expect to leave
Washington Saturday to return
to New York. With them at the
Shoreham is Mr.. WeSton's
brother, Mr.. Everett Weston,
who will be a senior this year
at the University of West Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Charles C.. Deming, OF
New York and Washington, has
returned to her apartment at
the Shoreham, where she spent
the greater part of last winter.
X \ \
The Minister Counselor Of
the Spanish Embassy, Senior
Don Luis M. de Yrujo, will be
joined today by Sonora de
Yrujo and their children, who
spent the Summer in Mexico
City.
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MR. POWELL WEBS MISS MEHLHOP AT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
Bride Who Was Unattended
Wore Velvet Gown With
Smart Picture Hat
q 82H ceuun. .

st. Matthews Church in Rhode Island Avenue which is
of the most magnificent edces of it's kind in the city,
and remarkable for the many marbles which its
The Washington times., 1934-09-20

Invitations are out to a we'd
ding of great interest in Vir-
ginia, especially to the hunting
Evening star., 1934-11-11
Free Watch ReDairinS.

The first ! 0 Hamilton watches present
ed will be repaired absolutely FREE by
a matchmaker from the Hamilton factory
40 more Hamiltons will be repaired at
your own price; 25 other American watches
Of not less than II jewels will also be
repaired at your own price; Gruens ac-
Shoreham Bldg. 18th and II SITS NV.
This offer good until 3 O'Clock, Saturday,
November Il only. Show this ad to your
friends.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RING+Lady's diamond cluster ring; left
TO be sold: weight about carats. blue
white: S172 so. Tribbys. 617 eth st.
n w Successors to Kahn Optical Co.
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PERSONAL.
fCnnfinned

TNDTCT' AND EXPERT PROOFREAD-
- er desires work at home. Ex-
perienced at editing copy. Accuracy guar
Evening star., 1934-11-11
CALIFORNIA, SOUTHERN

GOVT. MAN DRIVING 1894 FORD TU-
dor sedan Richmond. Portsmouth, Norfolk
Sat. l:l5 pm. return Sun. Address Box
/ 1k-K Star office
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

with mother Tuesday or "Wednesday will
take lady PASSENGER SIS: references ex
changed Phone North o1no-W
Evening star., 1934-11-11

WILL BOARD LITTLE GIRL UNDER
school age loving care happiness. Refined
home Address Box 299-K Star office.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

PRACTICE UPRIGHTs-Ideal for practice
or students: $40. $50. S75; terms as low
as 81 weekly. Arthur Jordan Piano Co..
l239 G st. NV.
FOR SALE. for storage charges. players
and upright pianos, in good condition; go
1913 You st. NV Phone North 3343
Evening star., 1934-11-11

BABY BED, springs and mattress. like
new. $40. Adams 2720-J.
BANK SAND, 81 90 per ton; gravel, 81 .25
per ton; delivered. Phone Lincoln S3l1 Nv.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RANGE. white enamel. excellent condi-
tion SIS. l131 Fairmont st. NV. Phone
Adams 2022.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

S2-PIANO TUNING-S23. REPAIRING
Estimates free CHAS H. SPEAKE. - .
Underwood ST. NV. Georgia 49,.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RUGS (twol 9x12, $40 each: library
table fireside bench. $3.50 Nebraska ave
n W Phone Cleveland 3l21
Evening star., 1934-11-11

GAS STOVE. burners side oven: all
porcelain white; no dealers. Phone West
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RUGS-Semi-anti Orientals suitable
for liv. or din rm Fine condition. 3
matching scatter size; antique sofa. $500
Evening star., 1934-11-11
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate
Evening star., 1934-11-11

IF YOU HAVE TO BUY YOUR DINNER.
buy one that satisfies. Southern fried
chicken, roast meats fresh vegetables. Our
own made rolls and pastries. 4:3u to :.
soc 6oc and 15c. MISS SUDDERTH
1jO3 I,
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| bobbin; new control; perfect condition
sacrifice for cash. Address Box 3sS-K
| Star Office
Evening star., 1934-11-11

CHURCHES LODGES. CLUBS-GET
hieh-claSs gift shop mdSe. a wholesale
parties (shop discontinued. Adams 1906
after Il pm
Evening star., 1934-11-11

secretary. like new. S22; beautiful lounge
chair. cost S45. sell SO talmost new:
bookcase S13; phone set. 50; S;3xl0;6
AKIN. rug. used mo. cost S46 sell SO
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RARE BARGAIN in a frst-class .uprieht-
IuI SS-note scale. handsomely encased
with bench to match. This small SIZE
upright possesses volume and tonal quality
OF the average small grand and is a mar
velous value. Now reduced $50 durIrg
this manufacturer sale. ". W KImbsll
company, 72l llth ST. NV. g doors
north PalaiS Roysll
Evening star., 1934-11-11

TUTOR INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN LATIN.
English, history and elementary subjects
by young college eraduate with high school
teaching experience. Phone Georgia 335:i.
AMERICAN LADY TEACHER (FRENCH,
Spanish, EngliSh) will tutor in exchange
for room and board. Dist. S616, Br. sos.
REDUCING-6 TREATS. s.: REMOVES
surplus fat in spots. results assured; cabl-
net bath, cleo treat. North 6@0S. 1913 st.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RADIATORS. hot-water new. all sizes:
ia. 600 # in stock for lower prices. Har-
rison Bros. Inc. corner lst and SITS. n e,
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RADIATORS-Used hot-water radiators,
like new. bargain prices. Harris Wrecklng
Co Penn. ave. and 3rd st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

NJ electric running: may be seen Sun
day 1924 Saratoga ave. ne. North
Evening star., 1934-11-11

| SET OF JUMBO TIRES and wheels; rea-
sonable. or exchange for standard set. Mr.
| Francis North l409-J or Nat. S342.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

MANURE-Well rotted COW and stable
manure; delivered S. per ton; 10O-lb
sacks delivered. 81 Address Box 205-K.
Star office 13s
FINE specimen crepe myrtIes in many
colorS. select perennials and shrubbery,
butterfly bush canterbury bells carna-
tionS. clematis columbne delphiniumS
dlgitaliS, gypSophilia. hollyhocks. hibiscus
hydrangeas. pink blue and white; iris
Japanese and German. in 25 colors; lilies
OF valley. marmosa. Oriental poppies
peon1es. platycodon physostegia statice.
trltoma. weigelas. wisteria; selling out at
sacriflce. Williams 1916 18th st. S.e.,
Anacostia Phone Lincoln s426.
HEDGE PLANTS, #. tall. S.O2 and SOB.
Crepe myrtles. S.25 up. Chrysanthemums
in bloom. $40. Butterfly bushes, $40.
webster. 1903 T ST., Anacostia.
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Evening star., 1934-11-11

RUGS Oriental: special sale 9x12 Chi
neSe. S65; 9X12 Indian S75; u pieces
}x5 and larger. Your choice. 500. 2409
18th NV Open until Q pm
Evening star., 1934-11-11

FLORIDA-YUUNG MAN AND MUIHEN
driving, can accommodate > or pas
sengers to shs re expenses. Phon3 Clar-
Evening star., 1934-11-11

EXQUISITE UPRIGHT. the finest instru-
ment and case ever produced Compare
this piano with any apartment size up-
right you ever saw or heard now selling
N Washington at any price. Now reduced
Sl1O during this manufacturer sale
W. ". Klmoall Company. III llth st. ".
4 doors north Palais RnNal
Evening star., 1934-11-11

FURNACE-A R c. O.; hot water
I-25-W-l-B. excellent l0-room heater
| perfect condition. 1l5 w st. NV. North
| I1lu
Evening star., 1934-11-11

GRAND PIANO in plan colonial case fun
Slze KEYBOARD and ) #. in length, embody-
truly beautiful instrument Only one IN
MaShlneton available. Now reduced S275
CURING TINS manufacturers sale. ". W
hlnoaH company. III llth st. NV. t3
doors north Palals Royal
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route. Phone Metropolitan 74l1.
MINISTER DRIVING PACKARD SEDAN.
leaving Monday early. to Detroit via Pitts
burgh and Columbus; low fare. Shep. 24o9.
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3 doors north Palais RoyalO

TEACHER S UPRIGHT-ExactIy five inches
higher than the small apartment size
models. Magnificent tone and even scale
A value of this description has never
before been offered at such a genuine saw
ing. Now reduced Sl25.OO during this
manufacturers sale. W W. Kimball Com
pany. 12l nth st. NV. t3 doors north
PalaiS ROyalD
Evening star., 1934-11-11

PHILIPS OF PARIS 1913 Wise. AVE-
Headquarters for refining fur coats. max
ing coats and skirts from imported
tweeds promptly and at fair prices.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RIFLE fine 5-shot 3O3; full matted rib
extended forearm deep sight. bolt action;
cost 500. sell $40 or trade for fine shot
p1,n Phone Columbia 1SR3-W
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FUR COATS!!

Every garment to be sacrificed.
BARTON'S. 923 G. ST. NV.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

GAS RANGE, Quality, 50; Sxl0 rug, So;
childs Simmons iron bed. 50: bed-Kiddie, q,
Koop. S5: small rugs. Call between and
\ n m Sunday 34lS 9th st ne
Evening star., 1934-11-11

SHOTGUN. Winchester pump. 12-gauge.
full-choked 30-inch barrel S25; practi-
cally new. Phone Walnut $3.50.
SHOTGUN. 12-gauge Winchester pump;
good condition; SIS. 3O2 Upshur st.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RooMING HOUSE BARGAIN-good pay
ing well filled house in best location; must
be sold at sacrifice $50 handles.
NAT. 47S7. 00S 10th NV. X
Evening star., 1934-11-11

GAS STOVES electric. kerosene. gasoline.
reconditioned. So to $50: free installation;
New Magic Chef City gas and Pyro1ax
Ranges Thos j Crowell. 102 New York
phone North ll0l
Evening star., 1934-11-11

EXTREMELY ARTISTIC GRAND in an
apartment size period model An instrU-
ment of quality which will in future years
reflect the good JUDGMENT of whoever is
the fortunate purchaser of this once-in-a
lifetime real bargain. Now reduced Sl25
during this manufacturers sale W. W
Kimball Company 72l llth st. NV %
doors north of PalaiS Royalp
Evening star., 1934-11-11

FUR COAT. marmink: excellent condition.
large size cost Sl15 sell for $50 or eX-
change for bed davenport living room
suite Apply Sunday Monday evening.
Nnn nnth 81 n W Apt. s.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

yOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN TO SHARE
mall apartment. downtown section; rent.
80. Met, 1881, Apt. SIS. before 2. Sun.
~
Evening star., 1934-11-11

GENUINE PROFESSIONAL GRAND-Finest
make and in the very best of condition
Regular list price 81 05O. A grand piano
IN every sense Of the word Never again
a chance like this. Now reduced S335
during this manufacturer sale. W. w.
klmbal Company. 12I llth ST. NV. g
doors north Palais RnYal
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RUGS imported in Oriental. Persian. Chi
nese patterns: 7xlO S25: skill. S35; 9x12,
$40: scatters. So so UP. 3510 14th st. NV.
113 12s
Evening star., 1934-11-11

rIANO-We have a reposseSsed apartment
upEeht; one of the latest models and in
5SpIenoid condition, that can be purchased
OS O any one who Will continue the re-
Hd.iiIns weekly Payments Of So totalinz
Stn: Ar unusual bargain for some one
Homer L. XIII Co I3Sn g e. -e 0Ae'
Evening star., 1934-11-11

PIANO. upright. apartment size rsboqanv
Ease VIII sell cheap for cash or terms.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

and Marlin repeating rifle. 30 caliber.
S35 for both. Call after pm. sos
Evening star., 1934-11-11

WANTED = BASEMENT OR GARAGE
apt. unfurniShed; must be modern. Ad-
dress Box SS-K Star office.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

PIANO-Hallett & Davis midget grand in
gooo condition. A splendid little insiriI-
neht Jt iop the small home Unusual at
Kift: It5n fsy - Gown and So monthly.
Evening star., 1934-11-11
LADIES ALTERATION SHOP.

MARGARET E Wagner formerly with
Woodward & Lothrop. Tailoring. altering
and remodelng Coats and dresses made
to order. Your favorte old dress made
into new model FurS remodeled. cleaned
and glaZed IL C ST u " Net MHhl-
Evening star., 1934-11-11

DUO ART OWNERS attention 5O0 rolls
a. q ,9c each. sold as high as S4. ali new.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RING-Left to be sold ladys diamond
ring: very fine diamond; center stone
weighing about a carat: Sl37 so. TribbyS
6l1 7th st. NV. Successors to Kahn
Optical Co
Evening star., 1934-11-11

FOR RESTAURANT = Two-story building.
situated in excellent location for reStau-
rant. Apply 1928 Conn. ave H.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

PIANO Baldwin grand. small size. mahop-
eiiy eny case. WH sell cheap, cash or terms.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

DO SMALL BLOOMS PLEASE YOU?
If not try our paper white narclssus
bulbs. 694-in. circ.. and Dutch hyacinths.
7l4 IN for Towering in water or soil. Free
directions. Write for list and prices on
superior bulbs NATIONAL BULB CO.
PoX 3n43 U ST Station Washington. D c.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

WANTED-LITTLE CHILDREN TO CARE
the child are considered Excellent school
close by for those of school age. Address
Box 665 Benjamin Franklin Station.
NaShinpton d C
Evening star., 1934-11-11

the largest actuarially solvent investment
society in the world. managed exclusively
by women offers all forms OF insurance
for women and children. Age limit for
adults Is to 90. Write MRS. LULA S.
Evening star., 1934-11-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

DELICATEssEN, with rooms; doing $500
terms Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co.,
1906 G st. NV Met. 4S13.
ROOMING HOUSE-16th. near Scott Cir
Gle: income $1,000 monthly. very hand
somely furnished. r. NJ. DeShazo. 1123
l4th NV. National $500.
WANTED-S5,000 on second trust. Sc
cured on valuable property assessed for
over $4,000; will pay reasonable charges.
Address Box 3S7-K. Star office.
DESIRABLE SPACE delicatessen or small
restaurant in hotel: partly equipped: rea-
sonable rent. Inquire Mr.. Bohen. ol25
q st. NV. 13.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

PROJECTED FRENCH RESTAURANT, par
TALLY equipped on profit sharing basis.
Maison Art. l14l Rhode Island ave. NV.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

RUG-India carpet about 7x9. soft null
berry shades; very cheap. Telephone
pntn 22Sn
Evening star., 1934-11-11

REFOSSESSED. good practice pianos,
9ne victor radio combination AtWater
Kent raolo and table Majestic hiRhbov
ra6lo. beautiful small grand piano All
Will be sacrificed for cash Col, 6I31
Evening star., 1934-11-11

BASSINET baby carriage. large iron crib:
reasonable, Adams 6356.
BATH OUTFITS S2b and up. Good used
:i-piece set; toilet SS 80; tub with fittings.
Sll up; laVatory. 81. 80 up.
HECHINGER CO. 4-Branches4
Evening star., 1934-11-11

VERY COSTLY strictly custom-built In
ING bench 10 exactly match Formerly
sold at Sl.u15. Both instrument and
bench IN perfect condition. and we assure
you nothing can probably ever be found
elseWhere that will compare with The true
beauty OF tone this instrument actually
possesses. Now reduced S335 during this
manufacturers sale. w. w Kimball Com
pany. !2I lth st. NV. t3 doors north
PalaiS ROyali
Evening star., 1934-11-11

UPTOWN RESTAURANT and grill dine
and dance liquor permit: 1000 weekly
business. Owner, by appt. Call "a p m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-09

are excellent choices for this type
Of service.
Good Company Luncheons
The one-plate meal Is very well
adapted 70 the service Of a company
luncheon when one must be hostess
and maid. We all admire the
ability Of the woman who can pre-
pare and serve a delightful meal.
but who does not have one eye and
most Of her mind in the kitchen:
enc who is able TO make US feel that
after all the meal is only incidental
10 the occasion. A well thought out
blue-or yellow or green, if you will
plate lunch viii help US achieve
that nonchalance to which we all
aspire as hosteSses.
And here are some suggestions
for meals that viii look and taste
good when served on one plate. You
may I'll in desserts or salads as you
wish. and, OF course, they are not
really a part Of blue plate special"
Broiled Ham Fried Pineapple Sauce
Boiled Rice Battered string Beans
BREAD and Butter Pickles
FIIet MiEnon Fried Banana
Asparagus Bundles
Potatoes on the Half Shell
Liver Loaf Spinach
Rice Croauettes
Butfered Carrots. Cut JuliennS
Lamb Chops CaulifloWer. Hollandaise
Parsley Buttered Potatoes
V
Corned Beef Hash Sweet Pickle Relish
Ruttered BertS
French Fried onions
Cold Meat Cuts Potato Salad
Sliced TomatoeS-Mayonnaise
Jellied Vegetable salad
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-09
MENUS LISTED
FOR MEALS ON
SINGLE PLATE
Ideas Developed from Plan
of Serving Adopted by
Restaurants.

Did you ever think that a blue
plate dinner" as served in restau-
rants would save you a lot Of trou-
D. AZ homer OF course. a blue col
ored plate is not necessary 10 this
type o. serwce-it can be any color
az all
wonder how a main course
served on ore plate came 10 be
called a "blue plate dinner?" Per
haps the first Of those plates with
the partitions were blue. At any
rate. a main course on one plate
has much IN its favor Il saves
dishes. saves effort, and is very at
tractive.
Al least % should be attractive or
it VIII defeat It's reason for being.
Arrangement and selection are the
passwords 70 good looking plate
dinner. The foods should 90 well
together. This is a good way TO
serve some Of those famous food
afhnities. like pineapple and lamb
chops immOTtalized in Hollywood.
or individual steaks and fried ba-
nanas.
And don't forget color contrasts.
Brighten the plate with a sprig of
parsley or a strip Of pimiento and
don't overcrowd. Sometimes salad
is placed on the plate. too, but.
personally. I don't believe in mix
ing hot and cold in this way. A rel
ISL, yes If YOU wish-pickles, olives,
or spiced fruits, perhaps.
soupy Foods Barred
And soupy foods are quite out of
order. They don't stay put; they
infringe on the rights Of others.
Dreamed potatoes or other vegeta-
bies had better be planned for an
other meal. Gravy with the meat
is not so good either. And 90 slow
on the sauces for the same reason.
Tomato sauce may be a grand in
venti0n with a veal chop, but We
don't want it 70 run wild all over
the plate.
Hollandaise sauce is different as
We do not use so much OF it. Pota-
toes on the half shell. French or
cottage fried potatoes fit in nicely.
So do those delicious slices which
have been sprinkled with grated
cheese and dotted with butter and
Drowned under the brOiler flame. A
baked potato. too. has a place on the
plate lunch. but it should be split
open and butter added so that it
may be eaten right from the shell.
Some "NaturaIs"
Most any meat can be served
with other foods on a single plate.
but there are some that lust seem
10 belong. Fillet mignOn is one of
these. II may be accompanied by
asparagus. fresh or canned, accord
ing TO the season. The asparagus
can be placed in little bundle with
a strip Of pimiento across its mid
ole Dress il up with HOllandaise
sauce or melted butter. Rice. too.
Is a good food 10 include on a plate
luncheon. as a Starchy food It
looks pretty and is easy to serve.
Lamb chops. pork chops. an indi-
vidual serving of brOiled ham.
sauSageS, link or patty. crOquettes
or hash. especially baked hash. all