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Evening star., 1937-03-23

Planned
Wardrobe
Requires Basic Color
Combinations to
Be Smart.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

STUDY the wardrobe Of the best
dressed woman you know, and
what do you find That, for one thing,
she depends for her effects on few
basic color combinations. She may
even have just one color combination
II her finances so limit her but she
doesn't sacrifice smartness one whit
by doing so.
AS matter of fact, 1t is wiser to
have just one costume complete with
accessories-one costume that looks
properly planned and in which one
always looks well-dressed than to have
variety Of helter-skelter, unrelated
dresses, coats, what-notS.
The well-dressed woman knows the
colors that are her forte and she
makes the most OF them. Her cos
tunes are chosen for appropriateness,
for line, to flatter her figure, of course;
for color to bring out the beauty of
her skin, her hair, her eyes; for gen.
eral style to emphasize her person.
ality.
There is no denying the fact that
with proper makeup one can add to
her usual range Of becoming colors
The moral is: If you want new color
very much, by all means go ahead
and try 1t, but be sure to choose
makeup colors that help you to make
the most Of the new color. There are
certain limitations. First, II your skin
is unusually florid you don't want
pinks or reds or even some Of the new
smoky, touchdown colors that might
add more color to your cheeks. Or II,
on the other hand, your skin happens
to be sallow you want to be very
careful about yellow-green shades,
mustards and browns. II you try
these colors be sure that your rouge
and powder have lot Of pink and
warmth in their basic color tones.
Still further you obviously (unless
your budget carries no limit to it,
cannot try innumerable costume color
combinations, buying a lipstick with
every gown or gown for every new
lipstick. Therefore we are back to the
sound, sensible principle of two or
three or-combinations as q basis.
You may, as matter Of fact, find
that the same makeup will do for
two or three combinations Of colors.
In the brown family, for instance,
there are certain shades OF rouge,
powder, mascara and eyeshadow that
flatter gold, brown, rust, saffron,
honey-beige and even the yellow-green
hues equally and as much. You may
f1nd makeup that will do beauti-
fully for wine, green, gray and pink
and another for varying tones OF
blues.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
To Grease Waffle Irons.

Ordinarily new waffle irons have
printed instructions, telling how to
use them. If the instructions are
lacking, however, grease the iron thor
oughly with an unsalted fat Oard or
oiD. Heat it slowly until it starts
smoking. Add q little waffle batter
and cook it until 1t is well Drowned.
Discard this first waffle and then start
cooking additional batter. One greas-
ing Is usually sufficient II the waf-
f1es stick, however, repeat the greasing
process.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Manners
of the
Moment

WE'VE never been able to figure
out the psychology Of those
people who toot their horns every
time they get stuck in traffic JAM
unless. perhaps, it's their own I'M
original way Of venting their bad
humor. But it certainly doesn't i'm
prove the humor of the rest Of US
In the neighborhood. And horn
tooters should think Of that, too.
II you look at 1t logically, you can
see how silly it Is. If somebody, SO
cars ahead, has stalled, the footing OF
so horns isn't going to help him get
his car started. It would, If we were
he, make starting car utterly i'm
possible. Or If a cop up q couple
Of blocks is going through one Of his
periodic rebellions against the routine
Of trafdc lights, and letting things 60
according to his own creative genius,
it's easy to see that horn-tooting Is
just going to make him more creative.
The only thing for the rest OF us
to do Is to carry around ear plugs,
and hope that sanity will descend at
some future date upon the car drivers
Of the city. But probably we can't
hope for much. Well Just have to
depend upon our ear plugs.
JEAN.
Evening star., 1937-03-23

Every Barbara Bell pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide which
Is easy to understand.
Send is cents for the Barbara
Bell Spring and Summer Pattern
Book. Make yourself attractive, prac-
tical and becoming clothes, selecting
designs from the Barbara Bell we'll
planned, easy-to-make patterns. In
teresting and exclusive fashions for
little children and the difficult junior
age; slenderizing, well-cut patterns for
the mature figure; afternoon dresses
for the most particular young women
and matrons and other patterns for
special occasions are all to be found
in the Barbara Bell Pattern Book.
Evening star., 1937-03-23

in April. The name Of this Spring.
time goddess Is so like "Ishtar" that
it seems probable that both names
had common origin in unrecorded
history. At any rate, the coming of
Spring was so generally celebrated
in the ancient world that when the
annual commemoration OF Christs
resurrection became an established
custom in early Christian churches,
the old pagan name clung to the
occasion.
7 UNIVERSAL and timeless, human
rejoicing in the return OF Spring
sunshine and the rebirth of all grow
ing things may we'll be recognized at
modern Easter feasts by symbolic
sunshine cake" which we believe
would delight even jeremiah.
SUNSHINE CAKE.
6 egg yolks.
112 cups sugar.
teaspoon vanilla extract.
Il teaspoon almond extract.
IL cups egg whites (about 10).
teaspoon cream Of tartar.
~ teaspoon salt.
IA cups flour
Beat egg yolks until thick and
lemon -colored. Add sugar gradually,
beating constantly Add flavorings.
Beat egg whites until frothy. Add
cream Of tartar and salt. Continue
beating egg whites until they point;
fold one-half into egg-yolk mixture.
Add little -four from the sitter, fold
it in and repeat. Fold in remaining
egg whites and pour batter into large
tube or Spring-form pan and bake in
slow oven 1925 degrees F.) about
hour. Invert pan and cool before re-
moving cake. Frost with Easter
frosting.
EASTER FROSTNG.
2 egg yolks, unbeaten.
Az cups -confectioners' sugar.
Grated rind Of l orange.
l tablespoon lemon juice
3 tablespoons orange Juice
Add orange rind and lemon and
orange juice to egg yolks. Stir in the
sugar until the mixture is Of proper
consistency for spreading.
GOLD CAKE.
8 egg yolks.
IA cups sugar.
q cup butter.
y cup milk.
az cups flour.
az teaspoons baking powder.
y teaspoon flavoring
Cream butter and sugar together
until fluffy. Sift -four and baking
powder together 4 times Beat the egg
yolks until thick and light, and add to
butter-sugar mixture, stirring in thor
oughly. Add flour alternately with
milk, a little at time Add flavoring.
Bake in creased layer pans in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees F. Is
minutes. Put layers together with fruit
filling and frost with Apricot Whip.
APRICOT WHIP FROsTING.
l cup apricot pulp.
y cup sugar.
l tablespoon lemon juice.
2 egg whites.
Pinch OF salt.
Put all ingredients into bowl and
beat until mixture holds its shape.
Chill and spread on cake. Other fruit
pulp may be substituted for apricot.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
"ALL BRAN SAVED
ME FROM ALIFETIME
OF SUFFERING"
SAFE -
HARMLESS
EASY TO USE

IT had suffered from constipation for
three years. Ny condition was becoming
really serious, when read OF Kellosgs
ALL-BRAN
Il bought package. Within two weeks
my bowels were regular and ! began to
enjoy living again. 1t has saved me from
lifetime OF suffering Mrs. Lloyd Baird.
3s4 8. Bannock ST., Denver. Colo.
Try ALL-BRAN yourself. 1t correctS
the common type of constipation Within
the body, 1t absorbs twice its weight in
water, forms a soft mass, gently cleanses
the system. Just eat two tabespoonfuIs
daily. Three times daily in severe cases.
As cereal with milk or cream. or in
recipes.
Isn't 1t better to eat this wholesome
food than to take pills and drugs that NAV
be harmful and often lose their effect7
AL-BRAN is sold by all grocers. Made
and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
Evening star., 1937-03-23

"HESE bright Spring mornings
to come you'll want to feel
just as new and shining in q
L colorful house coat such as
todays model. Pulled sleeves, a lit
tie shawl collar, bodice buttoning
down the center front and then q
swirl of wide skirts, give the design
that graceful, quaint look which is
high style at the moment. Fitted
with simply cut panels, the sewing
just comes Of itself. Use a contrast
ing belt and bow Of crisp grosgrain
ribbon, which is being used even on
printed percales - Incidentally, the
least expensive and most popular ma
terial for house coats just now.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1282-B
is designed for sizes IA, 16, 10, 20, 40.
a and a. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80, "a, 36, 38, 40, 42 and
A. Size II (32) requires for full
length 5A yards s5-inch fabric, for
short-length skirt, ~ yards Two
and one-half yards ribbon for the
tie belt
Evening star., 1937-03-23

~ EAR MISS DIX-For 20 years
1 have been waiting for the
J wife Of the man am in love
with to either die or divorce
him. There Is nothing that I or my
friends could do to bring that about
that has been left undone, but she re-
covers. Her husband and love each
other. He has . family, the children
all over l8 now, and they try as hard
to keep the home intact as we do to
break it up. OF late have been see
ing myself as I am and realized that
the friends who have helped me are
not my friends, but my enemies. l
left Q good home and husband to
start this, and my husband died Of
grief. I could have married years
ago and been at least conscience free.
My sister says II I really loved this
man I would not have tried to break
up his home and separate him from
his children. Is there any way in
which I can undo the harm that I
have done? A GAY DIVORCEE.
Answer: And you are not such q
gay divorcee, after all, are you, sister?
1t hasn't been SO much fun as you eX-
pected to wreck two homes, to break
the heart Of good man and to poison
another woman's life with jealousy.
You haven't got much peace, happi-
ness or contentment out of it all, have
you? Wrongdoers never do. The
wages Of sin is death" has been writ
ten. And that stands.
Now your conscience Is beginning
to trouble you. 1t should. II you had
committed an actual murder it would
not have been greater crime than
to carry the dark wish for another
woman'S death in your heart and to
try by every means in your power to
make her so unhappy that it would
kill her, or else drive her insane.
have thought many a time that the
woman who steals another woman's
husband from her and who takes away
from her all that makes life worth
living had hands just as red with
blood as any assassin who ever want to
the electric chair
EVERY woman who has an affair
with a married man will have to
pay for 1t at the judgment day,
when she is called upon to answer for
the deeds done in the flesh. She also
has to pay for 1t in this present life,
as you are finding out. For when you
sum up what you have got out Of your
unlawful passion, what happiness has
it paid you for all the pain you have
inflicted on others and suffered your
self?
Your lover did not love you well
enough to sacrifice his family, his
social position, perhaps his financial
interests by getting divorce and
marrying you, so you must have
known as bitter tortures of jealousy
as you ever caused his poor wife to
suffer. For 20 years you waited,
hoping, even daring to pray for the
Evening star., 1937-03-23

and Nowy
crochet
individual with
easier per9 No increasing decreasing
automatically
paper patterns
the individual size paper
smaller
follow crochet
stretching
feet fit (Ths combination patterns protected pendg
The pattern be had Of these Sizes H. a. 6 Is and
a
of understand illustrated directions
crochet hook what material
No in stamps
orders to the Needlework Editor of Evening
Evening star., 1937-03-23

at midnight the people burst out Of
the churches crying. Christ is risen
Christ is risen!" with such joyful spon-
tanelty that one would think the
good event had just occurred Easter
Sunday is given over to great family
banquets and much merrymaking.
For this occasion, the choicest lambs
are roasted while wheat meal is sifted
many times to secure the fine white
flour from which such feast cakes as
the one pictured are made. Origi-
mating in early Christian times, the
trefoil shape is characteristic Of
'holy day" cakes in all the Balkan
countries. This delicious cake, which
is really delightful coffee-cak kind
of bread, Will be just as welcome an
Easter morning treat in American
homes as it is in the shadow of Mount
Olympus
FEAST BREAD OF GREECE.
!, cup milk 2 cakes compressed
u cup butter yeast
u cup sugar 2 cups -four
2 eggs
Scald milk. Add butter and sugar.
When lukewarm, add yeast and half
the flour. Beat to a smooth batter. Add
Well-beaten eggs and then remaining
-four. Turn dough out on Toured board,
knead until smooth. Place in creased
bowl, cover and let rise IN warm place
(80-85 F. until doubled in bulk.
When light, shape into three round
loaveS and place them on creased
baking sheet in form of a three
petalled flower Cover and let rise
again. Bake for as minutes in mod
crate oven (375 F.. When cool, glaze
with uncooked icing and garnsh with
nuts and candied fruits.
X X X
IN ANCIENT Babylon great feasts
were held in the Spring of the
year to honor the annual home
coming Of "IShtar, Queen of Heaven"
IShtar, goddess of all growing things
and the personification of the evening
star We know as Venus was worshiped
by the women as the donor of beauty
and all feminine virtues Cakes made
in her supposed image were eaten at
her feast in the belief that those who
partook of them would acquire her
nature in some measure When a
Babylonian mother said to her young
daughter, Eat up all of your Ishtar
cake, darling!" she was indulging in
the same wiShful thinking regarding
curly hair, clear skin and q lovely
figure that is associated in modern
minds with spinach, carrots and bread
cruSts-only Ishtar cakes were easier
to put over
The worship Of Ishtar was never
successfully stamped out by early
Mosaic leaders. The prophet jeremiah
complained bitterly about the
''heathen" practice as follows "Seest
thou not what they do in the cities Of
Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem?
The children gather wood and the
fathers kindle the fire and the women
knead their dough to make cakes to
the Queen of Heaven that they
may provoke me to anger" But, ap-
parently, making cakes to the Queen Of
Heaven was such an attractive family
rite that the Hebrews refused to give
1t up, for the making of Ishtar cakes
continued far into the Christian
era.
The name of the Teutonic goddess
Of fertility was "Austro" or "Eostre,"
whose feast was held in Nordic lands
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Adjust Washing Machine.

Adjust the washing machine to
your height for added comfort. AL
though many machines come with ad-
Unstable legs, others do not. II your
machine does not have adjustable
legs, place small pieces Of wood under
them to raise the tub to q working
level that i comfortable to you.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
BY BARBARA BELL.

THESE bright Spring mornings
/ to come you'll want to feel
just as new and shining In q
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Cooks Corner
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE.
BREAKFAST ON EASTER.

BREAKFAST ON EASTER.
Easter Appetizer
Eggs Ia King Buttered Toast
Apricot Jam
Orange Wdres Honey
Brotled Sausdges
Coffee Cocoa
EASTER APPETIZERS.
halves peaches J. cup grape
! cup crushed fruit juice
pineapple 2 tablespoons
/ cup seeded lemon juice
white cherries 1s cup maple sirup
Chill all the ingredients. Place the
pineapple and cherries in sherbet
cups. Top with the peach halves,
round sides up. Add rest Of ingredi-
ents and serve Immediately.
EGGS A LA KING.
tablespoons 5 hard-cooked
butter eggs, diced
tablespoons -four tablespoons
cups milk chopped
\ teaspoon salt pimientos
u teaspoon u cup cooked
paprika peas (optionaD
Il teaspoon 2 eggs, beaten
celery salt
Melt butter and add the -four. Add
milk and seasonings and cook min
utes. Add hard-cooked eggs, pimien-
tos and peas. Cook until very hot.
Add the beaten eggs, stirring thor
oughly. Serve poured over toast
which has been cut out in chicken
or duck forms Garnish with parsley
and top with tiny chicks.
ORANGE WAFFLES.
cups pastry / teaspoon grated
-four lemon rind
3 teaspoons bak- "a cup orange Juice
ing powder III cups milk
I teaspoon salt egg yolks
u cup sugar y cup fat,
l tablespoon melted
grated orange 4 egg whites,
rind beaten
Mix the flour. baking powder, salt,
sugar, rinds, Juice. milk and yolks.
Beat 2 minutes Add rest Of the in
gradients, mixing lightly. Pour onto
hot waffle iron and bake until well
Drowned. Serve hot, spread with but
ter and honey.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Aside From Religious
Significance, Easter
Always Season of Joy
Rebirth of All Growing Things and the End
of Dull Winter Days Hailed
With Delight.

AsTER important holiday Christmas
- the
promenade household refurbshg and for huge family
- the hands
celebration
visiting
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24
VARIETY CLUB
TO HONOR GR|FF

President Clark c. Griffith, of
the Washington Baseball Club,
will be made an honorary life
member of the Variety Club of
Washington, at the first autumn
luncheon of the organization to
be held on September 81 at the
Willard Hotel.
Carter Barron, managing direc-
tor of Loew'S eastern division of
theaterS, announced today that
this honor will be conferred upon
President Griffith in recognition
of the latter's generous coopera-
ton in the promotion of the box
ing carnival for the benefit of
the Variety Club. Not only in this
promotion did Griffith assist gen
erouSly, Barron stated in official
announcement, but in many other
worthwhile civic undertakings.
President Griffith'S activities re-
fleet the spirit of Variety, Barron
said, and the club is taking him
to it's heart on Monday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24
.KRAKAUSKAS,
CASE FIGURED
BEST OF GROUP
BY FRANK BUCK" oNEILL

BY FRANK BUCK" O'NEILL
The rockies of the Griffs who
have passed in review have been
catalogued and classified by STAN
ley Raymond Harris. Some of
them will be turned back to the
minors forthwith. Others will
be retained by the Washington
club and given every chance to
develop into real major league
ball players.
Joe Krakauskas, the blonde left.
handler will be the No. l pitching
rookie, for Harris considers Kend-
all Chase an established member
of the team in line for starting
position next year. There is little
doubt that "Krakers" or Park
yakarkas" as the boys in the locker
room call him, will be a real
pitcher one of these days. He is
crude, but he has the stuff. and
he has the heart to make the stuff
worth while.
In the outfield you can count
on young George Case, the Tren-
ton rookie. Case made three hits
against the Indians yesterday as
the Griffs downed the Tribe by a
score of 80. One was a triple in
any mans league. One was sin
gle, and one was a scratch hit.
In some ways the scratch hit
established the value of Case be-
yond the others. Any one with
two good legs can run to third
base if he hits the ball far enough.
1t is a simple matter to reach first
on the normal single. But when
a kid can nub one on the handle
and beat out a throw by fielder
like Hale, he's got something of
real value.
Case batted in one Of the three
runs scored by the GriffS, and ne
is improving steadily as an out
fielder.
Decision is reserved on Jimmy
BloodWorth, but the young second
baseman beyond question is on the
road to at least a share Of baseball
fame. He seems to have found
himself in the last few days, and
he will be in line up for the rest
Of the year. Bloodworth is begin
ming to meet the ball with some
thing like power.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24

noon, is set to go.
She arrived here from Detroit
by trailer with hand-picked set
of handlers, including her de-
signer and builder. Clell Perry,
who will pilot this white water
devil for all it is worth tomorrow.
And brother, she is worth plenty!
Right now she is located at the
Corinthian Boat Club at the foot
of First st. S. E., and was re-
ported to have taken a short work
out this morning, just in the way
of feeling out the water.
DEFEATED ROSSI
Notre Dame is owned by Herb
Mendelsohn, who last Labor Day i,
in Detroit, COPIED the Gold Cup,
defeating Count Theo RoSSi'S Al
agi, which, incidentally, will be
one of the eight starters against
this Michigan water hurricane to-
morrow afternoon.
This is not the first appearance
VI GNOG1C Od1AIC III w dOIl11IS SDk1 wa
tiers, as two years ago this sleek
craft won the Presidents Cup in
a brilliant race. This was her
first competition, and winning the
Presidents Cup trophy in 1885 vir-
tually assured MendelSohn that he
really had something.
Take it from Bert Mackenzie,
the chief mechanic of the Notre
Dame, the boat is 26 feet long and
the motor weighs in the neighbor-
hood of 1900 pounds.
MEANS BUSINESS
She is fitted with Dusenberg
24-cylinder affair and when it
roars she really means business.
The cowling is Of duralumin, an
aluminium alloy, whose specific
gravity is slightly higher than its
base.
AS for speed she has averaged
68 m. p. h. in a 30-mile heat.
MendelSon christened the boat
after that great institution of the
Midwest, the reason, he says, be.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24

Fred Apostoli, San Francisco,
won European middleweight title
in carnival of boxing champions
at New York by scoring technical
knockout over Marcel Thil OF
France in tenth round.
Barney Ross retained welter-
weight title by outpointing &C.
ferino Garcia.
Harry Jeffra. Baltimore, won
bantamwejght championship by
outpointing Sixto Escobar, OF
Puerto Rico.
Lou !Ambers retained light
weight title by winning decision
over Pedro Monteanez.
Tony Manero, of Salem, Mass,
won qualifying medal in Bel
mont CMasS.) open golf tourna-
ment with 140 for 36 holes.
New York Yankees mathe-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24
Sports Passing Show

matically clinched American
League pennant when Detroit
lost to Rel Sox, 4 to 3, the Yanks
also losing to the Browns, 9 to 5.
Giants tool strange hold on
first place in National League
race by beating Cubs, 8 to Z, for
their second victory in the three
game series, and increased their
lead over Chicago to 31a games.
Other baseball results: Card
inals 8, Dodgers 4; Phillies 8,
Reds S; Bee 2, Pirates /: Sena-
tors 3, Indians 2; White Sox !,
Athletics 0.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24

cause Notre Dame is one of the
greatest names that grace the
sport pages. Aside from that Men
delson has a deep regard for Notre
Dame (the school as it is his
pleasure throughout the fall to
follow the Irish eleven about the
country.
NOTRE DAME SEASON?
They are saying that the Fight
ing Irish of Notre Dame are due
for a great season on the grid,
This may be synonymous with the
Presidents Cup race tomorrow
which may mean a Notre Dame
(the boat) win.
A list of President Cup win
nerS since the race was instituted
in 1926 shows that George Refs
veteran FL Lagarto was victorious
three times. This boat is among
the starters tomorrow.
The list of previous winners fol
low:
1926-Cigarette, Gordon Ham
erSIey.
1927-MiSS Syndicate, Mrs. Del
phine Dodge Baker.
192S-NO race.
1929-Imp, Richard F. HOyt.
192O-HOtSy TOtsy, Victor w.
KlieSrath.
1931-EI LagartO, George Refs.
1932-Delphine w, Horace E.
Dodge.
1933-El LagartO. George Refs.
1934-El LagartO. George Refs.
1935-NOtre Dame, Herbert l..
MendeIsOhn.
1936-Ma ia II. J. M. Ruther-