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Evening star., 1940-11-28
No Hostess
Is Served
First
Woman Guest Must
Always Be Given
Precedence
By EMILY POST.

For 18 years I have been fighting
what a group of European diplo-
mats once called The Great Ameri-
can Rudeness' specifically the
practice of the hostess who has
herself served first when a woman
guest is present at her table.
Before Fate elected me, as it
were, to spend the greater part Of
every waking hour writing about
etiquette, I had never even heard
of, and certainly had never ex-
perienced personally. this-to me
incomprehensible discourtesy to
ones guests. In all training of chill
dren, whether going back as far
as my own, or as that of my children,
discipline unfailingly exacted that
a young hostess Gas well as host)
must offer the cakes or the candies
or red-cheeked apples to her guests
first. Nothing could be more rude
than for her to pick out the piece
she likes best, first, and then let
her guests take the rest-or for that
matter, putting girl guest in any
place that is second to her own.
It had never occurred to me that
anywhere people could discard this
earliest training in fundamentals
when they grew up and had houses
of their own. And yet, the serve
themselves-first hostesses, do, I am
told, believe in disciplining their
own children as they were disci-
plined! Apparently, what is rude
in a child is not rude when one is
grown up.
This doesn't seem the right an
swer, but none has ever been given
me except that certain timid guests
feel shy or embarrassed or unequal
to the requirement of taking the
first helping. Very well then, If
this is likely to be true, then why
not chose menu of individual
portions arranged on plates? Or
why not have the first portion cut
and the fork and spoon holding 1t,
ready to lift out or OF?
One thing I might add-at least
95 per cent of the letters sent me
on this subject agree with me. Not
more than one per cent protests
against the word ''rudeness." An
occasional one hesitates-as for ex-
ample, in this letter from a teacher
"In my home economics class, !
find that the girls challenge me
when I teach that the host should
serve the hostess first. They say
that you call this procedure The
great American SIM Upon investi-
cation I find that you do emphatic
ally state that under no circum-
stances should the hostess be served
before woman guest at her own
table. was taught in college that
the hostess should be served first
Will you tell me why you believe
as you do?
In answer, there were seven diff
ferent origins of this behavior, most
of them admirable, and there are
exceptional occasions when this be-
havior is excusable now, but not
in a perfectly run house or when
a guest of honor has had sufficiently
expert training. have had the
whole story of this practice put in
printed form, which Is much too
long for this column. I shall be
glad to send this leaflet, "The ORR
gin of the Great American Rude
ness" to any reader who will send
a Scent, stamped, self-addressed
envelope with his request. Write me
In care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
My Neiehbor Soys:

Save egg shells. keep in a
jar filed with cold water and
use the water on house plants.
The lime in the egg shell gives
nourishment to plants.
Good cuts Of meat for beef
stew are flank, short ribs,
shank, brisket and heart: for
lamb stew, flank, breast, shoul-
der and kidney.
Tea biscuits sometimes turn
out paler than they should. A
teaspoon of sugar added to the
recipe will help to make them
a golden brown. Tart shells,
pie crusts and rolls gain greatly
in appearance If a little sugar
syrup is brushed over them just
before they are taken from the
oven.
Vinegar cruets can be quickly
and thoroughly cleaned with
diluted ammonia. Never wash
gold-decorated glassware with
strong soap. If the soap is
too strong 1t will eat of the
gold.
Evening star., 1940-11-28

Superstition Disregarded
On Friday the 18th at
Hilarious Gathering
Bad Luck Party Will Provide
An Evening of Good Fortune
For Guests and Hostess
By KAY CALDWELL and ALDEN HARRI

better
happen again certainly Friday
this type of party.
Show disregard for superstition by inviting guests Either
nstructng article clothing inside
time during the evening have them replace
Ill
chalance
proper atmosphere party
with 18th black Surround the calendar with
and windows
ladder inside front door with large block
crawling under the ladder
of the resulting bad luck
string and pull the path
Danish
letting horseshoe.
Another provide number Of pieces of old mirror and
Evening star., 1940-11-28
By BARBARA BELL.

This little home frock is so charm
ing, so extraordinarily neat and
becoming in line, that you can very
well repeat it in street fabrics, too,
as well as in gingham, percale, linen
or calico for busy days around the
house. You can see, from the
small diagram drawing which shows
the pieces all laid out. how very
quick and easy this will be to make.
And there's practically no detailing
to this design-just a few long
darts and long straight seams. Yet
those darts are so placed that they
slim in your waist and round out
your bust, making the frock as fiat
tering as it is comfortable.
You can make it with contrasting
collar and cuffs, as well as with the
braid trims and necklace of buttons.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. l267-B
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Other Suggestions Stress
Roast of Beef or Pork
For Use as Main Dish
Strawberries and Rhubarb
Seen in Speciality Shops;
Some Vegetables High
BY BETSY CASWELL,
Woman's Editor.

All who intending make fruit cakes for Christmas
the various the canoed fruit cion
This splendid opportunity
Christmas
pork among
this with especially beef
offered attractive figures Incidentally choose rib
markets featuring few of lamb all of them
making particular point of good sandwich materials for
football games
Turkeys and chickens plentiful and expensive The rabbit
full mentioned
Is plenty OF game to be had for the asking
well
butterfsh Spanish mackerel-
good vegetables have higher price and
hard getnoaby tomatoes is
Evening star., 1940-11-28

small hammer. Then any mem
bers of the crowd who feel SO in
clined can tempt fate by breaking a
piece of the mirror with the ham,
mer. And when you serve refresh
ments be sure to have plenty of salt
on the table for spilling purposes.
Almost any Of your usual party
games will make good entertain
ment for this occasion. Games in
which the element of luck is i'm
portant will be particularly appro-
pirate. A good session of murder"
would also fit in with the spirit OF
the evening. (Full instructions for
playing murder are included III ''Our
Favorite Party Games" one of the
booklets we offer readers for cents)
You might also stage a four-leaf
clover hunt, with paper clovers
hidden in various likely spots
throughout the house.
If you are dancing, announce al
the beginning of the evening that
one of the girls has been appointed
Miss Lucky Partner, and that a
prize will be awarded to the boy
who is the 18th person to dance
with her. Since the boys don't
know who Miss Lucky Partner is
they'll have to dance two or three
times with every girl present in
order to have any chance for the
prize.
This will insure against any
blooming of wallf1owers which
might ruin the party, and will cause
a lot of cutting-in and partner
changing. Miss Lucky Partner will
Evening star., 1940-11-28
A&x;zAa/

Say, have you seen those really
sharp looking cuff links, tie clasps
and belt buckles on the market?
The ones we mean are formed of
large, gold-colored initials in square
cut form. The initials form the
entire cuff links and are set into
the belt buckle and tie clasp. Strict
ly streamlined and modern looking.
Maybe it's not according to Hoyle,
but we know some romantic chaps
who are wearing their own initials
on one cuff and their one-and-
only's on the other. Maybe Emily
Post won't approve-but Cupid
does!
incidentally, while you're taking
a look at the above mentioned en-
semble, glance casually at some of
the new money clips. Lots of men
who hate carrying wallets have
found these the answer to the
crumpled bill problem. It's an
other good idea for Christmas gifts,
foo
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Versatility of Leather

Leather comes into its own as a
welcome relief from the monotony
of fabrics in a room. Available in
any hue it can be used as an up
holstery material on dining room
chairs, sofas and love seats. Har-
monizing beautifully with mahogany
crotch or swirl, leather can be
placed on the tops of cocktail tables,
dining room tables, occasional tables,
dressers, desk and vanities. Its
beauty and smartness combined with
practicability make it doubly popu-
lar. It's finish is impervious To
acids, alcohol q eosmetics.
Evening star., 1940-11-28

g0Od, ana, WIN all the root VeSe-
tables, has not varied in price
recently. Broccoli, sprouts and
caulif1ower are good buys, too
with red cabbage. celery cabbage
and Savoy cabbage all in the low
price brackets. Idaho potatoes, and
plenty of sweets, both wet" and
dry" are on hand, as are onions,
scallions and leeks. Artichokes
the globe Variety are unusually
fine just now, and may be used
to make an interesting course. Bos-
ton lettuce is reasonable, and there
Is a new shipment of escarole in
that will lend extra flavor and
crispness to salads. WatercreSS has
not been very good lately, but the
shipments this week show marked
improvement. Chestnuts grown in
California to take the place of the
ones formerly imported from Europe.
are much the same in appearance
but really resemble our own wild
variety in flavor and texture. I
have not yet tried cooking these
chestnuts, so I have no idea as
to whether they turn out like the
European ones or not-my guess,
off hand, would be that they will
not
Strawberries from Florida and
hothouse rhubarb are newcomers to
the speciality fruit shops. Excep-
tionally fine Malaga and Tokay
grapes are reasonably priced, as are
the first tangerines and lady"
apples. Florida oranges and grape
fruit are improving all the time,
with the pink-meated variety of the
latter high in favor. Christmas
melons, Hawaiian pineapples, paw
paws, Comice pears and mammoth
navel oranges lend new zest to the
fruit bowl.
SUNDAY DINNER MENU.
Black Bean Soup
Toast Fingers RadtSh Roses
Corned Beef Boiled With Vegetables
Buttered BeetS Hot Rolls
Fruit Salad Bolrl
Toasted Crackers Cheese
Coffee
CORNED BEEF BOILED WITH
VEGETABLES
(NetD England Boiled Dinner
Select a 4 or pound piece Of
corned beef, preferably brisket. Wipe
the meat, and tie securely in shape
If this has not been done at the
market. Place meat in kettle,
cover with cold water, and bring
Evening star., 1940-11-28

slowly to boil. Boil for five minutes,
remove scum, reduce heat and let
simmer for 2 hours. Then add u
pound salt pork. (T1his is optionaD
When the beef is almost done-3 to
4 hours total cooking time-add, IN
desired quantity, onions, cabbage,
quartered and cored, medium white
turnips, peeled and diced, carrots,
cut in pieces, or whole if small, and
potatoes, peeled. When the potatoes
are done place the corned beef In
the center of a large platter, and
arrange the vegetables around it.
The beets should be cooked and
served separately.
FRUIT SALAD BOWL.
For this salad, allow: -
oranges III
pears
apples
l cup grapes
Romaine
With a sharp knife peel oranges,
removing all skin and inner mem
brane down to juicy meat. Cut in
thin, even slices. Core and slice
pears and apples, retaining skin.
Halve and seed grapes. Serve with
a sweet French dressing.
SWEET FRENCH DRESSING,
y cup lemon juice.
Il cup salad oil.
Il cup red jelly or honey.
l teaspoon salt.
teaspoon paprika.
Shake well before serving. The
lemon Juice makes this dressing
especially good with fruit salads,
since it blends and enhances the
favors of the fruits. makes III
cups)
Just in case you have some
corned beef leftover, and want to
make it into the best hash you
ever tasted, here's the secret:
CORNED BEEF HASH.
Heat l tablespoon butter in a
frying pan. Mix l cup chopped
cooked corned beef with 3 cups
chopped boiled potatoes, and l cup
chopped cooked beets. Add l
small onion chopped if you wish.
Spread the beef mixture smoothly
over the bottom of the pan, and
brown slowly in the butter until a
shiny crust forms on the under
side. Turn as an omelet, and serve
with or without poached egg on
top.
Evening star., 1940-11-28

is designed for sizes IA. 16. 18, 20,
40 and A. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, "a, So, 38, 40 and
AZ. Size is (34) requires 37s yards
of 35-inch material; 1% yards Of
braid or " yard contrast for collar
and cuffs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

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though neither Of two teams rom
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Fife Wrestlers Face
Lincoln Team Friday

Lincoln high wrestlers will shoot
for their fifth consecutive win this
Tuesday afternoon when they face
the Fife high matmen at the valley
town.
Coach Neil Hickok's strong mat
squad has scored decisive triumphs
over Kapowsin, USS Idaho, Long
view and Fife thus far this season,
and is rated one of the most
powerful graphing aggresations
ever assembled at the south end
school.
Expected to open for the Abes
are Evan Raymond, 95 pounds
Byron Richmond, los pounds
Iwao Taksugi, ll5 pounds; either
Walter Arnestad or Don Rich
mond, 125 pounds; Tom Cameron,
135 pounds; Bob Hash, las pounds
Bob Cole. 155 pounds; Don Smith,
1s5 pounds; and Norm Nelson,
heavyweight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Big Willie
Wins Title
From Rival
Davis Bad Mon OF
Big Motmen After
Victory Over Koton

Long live the newly crowned
king of the badmen"--wee Willie
Davis, successor TO John Katan and
third grappler 10 win the rather
dubious distinction.
Laverne Baxter frs, claimed the
title" but katan lifted the laurels
last week. kstan. IN turn. dropped
the bauble 10 Davis in their match
headlining = rousing mat card at
Greenwich coliseum Monday night
For the four and . fraction
rounds u lasted before Referee
Nick wells ended hoetIlifies
by disqualifying katan, the
match WAS n slxxllng affair.
Davis was returned the winner
after sos Of the fifth round when
katan, irked over interference
from zvolis with his disbolicsi
plans. turned on the srbiter and
gave him q severe pummeling be-
fore Nick used disciplinary meas
ures. ending the match.
EACH HAD FALL
Each man had previously taken
a fall.
The attack upon zvolis followed
the referees cease and desist" or
der when katan elung TO a hold
after Davis was outside the ropes.
A draw verdict was returned.
amid unusual circumstances.
In the semi-finaI engagement
between Chief Little Wolf and
Billy Hansen. Each had OH
taincd q fall In the first three
rounds. In the fourth they
carried hostilities outside the
ring.
When they ignored the referee
admonitions to return 10 the mat.
Zvolis counted both men out and
called II a draw.
Even-up verdicts also resulted In
the two preliminaries when Cen
tleman Joe" Corbett and Pat Nee
han went three rounds without a
fall In the special and Bill sledge
and George Richards likewise went
three heats In the opener with
neither man able to gain an adj
vantage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Four Oregon Quinis
Go Into Semi-Finals

PORTLAND -- -Four quintets 20
into the semi-finals of the Oregon
collegiate basketball tournament
tonight and the two survivors will
meet Wednesday to determine the
states representative at the ma
tional intercollegiate playoh at
Kansas City.
Pacific university, Portland
university, Oregon and East
ern Oregon College Of Educa-
ton triumphed In the first
round last night.
Pacific routed Linfield college
1922.
The Portland Pirates won from
Southern Oregon College Of Edu-
cation, $3.50.
Eastern Oregon edged Mount
Angel college 46-43.
A mild upset was Oregon coll
lege's victory over Albany, 1888
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Lincoln Swimmers
Meet Everett Squad

Aiming TO repeat their over
whelming victory in the first on
counter and 10 ring up their
seventh win Of the season. sheldon
Brooks Lincoln high swimming
squad will meet the Everett Sea-
gull mermen this Friday afternoon
in the Abe pool.
The Lynx natators sank the
'Gulls by . 44-22 count In tho
first engagement three weeks
ago at Everett They are
leading the Western Wash
ington league standings with
four wins and one loss, one
half game ahead Of Stadium.
who have churned their way
10 three wins and one loss.
The tourney win open the second
round In the loop schedule for the
Abes. They viii face Stadium.
Longyiew. Vancouver, and Aber-
deem on successive weeks. before
entering the state meet at Seattle
on March 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Cooper VS.. Boyd
On Glove Card

SEATTLE-Henry Cooper. New
York speedball who holds one win
over Wild Bill Boyd, was favored
today to make IL two In their 10
round heavyweight boxing match
here tonight.
Cooper got a decision over the
former all-navy champ in a bout
at Newark last year. Boyd
claimed he should have had a
draw.
Boyd, meanwhile. Is fresh from
win over Chuck Crowell. the
California giant. and boasts he
broke Al Boros' jaw in their recent
battle in the east.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Perrin Beats Champ

NEW ORLEANS ~ Jimmy Per-
rim Of New Orleans won a close
l0-round decision from Feather
weight Champion joey Archibald
Of Providence. r. T.. last night In
non-title bout which Melted
s6,1s233 for the Finnish relief
fund.
Archibald weighed 12sA. Per-
rim 127 u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Death Claims Wife OF
E. ]. Schefter. Portland

PORTLAND - Funeral arrange
nsnts were being made today for
hrx. n. J. Schefter. 80. wife 81
the owner OF the Portland Pacific
Coast league baseball club. who
died Sunday night
Mrs.. Sehefter. q resident Of
Portland since lsi2. Il survived BY
her husband: two sons. Robert T.
and Rolden A. schsftsr. and tao
brothers. Calvin Doty Of Tacoma
and William Doty Of Los Angeles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Logger Ski Team
Off For Tourney

College of Puget Sound skiers
left this morning for Yosemite val
ley, where they will engage in the
Pacific Coast four-way meet March
1928. The skiers, travelling by
auto, are Bob Taylor, Bill Taylor,
Bud Barrett and Chuck Swanson.
They are accompanied by Prof.
Phil r. Pehlandt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Bernie De Wv
To OF Gawqia

AMERICUS. Ga. - Bernard De-
viveiros, veteran infielder who
managed the Spokane, Wash, club
last year. will manage the Ameri-
Gus Pioneers this season, 1t was
announced today by President w.
T. Anderson of the local baseball
club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Men S Singles Court
Tourney Continues

NEW YORK - The national
mems singles indoor tennis cham
pionship tournament continued to-
day with half of the seeded play
ers eliminated.
Leonard Hartman of New York,
seeded No. 8, was the latest cas-
ualty. Hartman bowed yesterday
to Frank Froehling of Chicago,
81, Ga, Ga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

VANCOUVER. n. C.-The Van
eouver Lions led the Pacific Coast
Hockey league by five points today
after a FL win over last place
Seattle.
In second place were the Port
land Buckaroos, still two points
above Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Results Of the MATCHES WERE
Tokstad Furnaces q. Steven No
tors o: Emerson Opticians .. -.
giles No. One 1: Antisrs Tavern Q
herriek and Race 1. Nathan'r
ciothisrs Z. Eagles No. Two 0,
Iiy Mandies 4. fssrg's Tavern o
EAGLES AUXILIARY
Gladys Reuse ssii~1 80 for
the high total and f1s foe ~
high single game IN ~
matches 81 fhe Eagles Ausii-
larry On The broadway alleys.
Drill team Won thfee from
Auxiliary team and Paet pr~s-
idests spiis ssss vita OFF,
ears.
X sTaEET No. LEAGUE
Ernie Craig rolled So for Tie
high total In the MATCHES On ths
X street Booster No z league on
the Play Nor alleys Craig and
Sons. thu league leader. won four
points from X street Th@stsr
Hinz Florists. hot oa N. trail
of the fleeing Craig team. won
three points from namasi.on shes
Store. Balls ben Frsnklin Store
captured thrive from X Street Club
X STREET bO0sTER NO. 4
The high sesss sf fhe fisy
Nor matches In t~s tssgp~s
W.. rpiied by Ar Maxv~.. foe
n sise Club. is Ne Me- 1
eaKDe. n wss Sal. Pins Cafe
wes tkfee from sssrrsek ss1
Rare. Hans Sahnsss Depart
meat store split even with IN
hague leading Jesssss Css-
dies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
DOUBI.Es

Ted oaffnsy and Lunar HAN
10y WIN first plaes IN tina aouhls.
tournament Of the Knights ~ Co.
lymbus league b0wisfs on ths
BrsadSay alleys with . score ~
sso. Including handicap Other
scores wsre: Nelson and noseoyieh
sss. Forksnbfaek and chsmpasn<
ssz. BuFks and Toyub~e e5s. Fnx
and Sullivan sss. Crsnlsf and HIli
szi. Asbs and Hayes BOZ, aehros.
der snd Mclaughlin s1s. MsIlon
and Barry 800. Won fseeeklln ard
Asttisr ss7. caFran and Lsppert
sei. Bertha and Hosfnsr sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Liberty Flight Has
Big Day on Track

MIAMI y AAnnsghs LIB
erty Flight overlooked IN the bet.
ting at 5000. tiaso and $3.50
across the board. ran slx farlong.
In i.io as az Hislesh park today
in ITO IS at Hisiesh park Monday
ana won the featured Bonrgainvii-
le. handicap.
High One was second ard Dun
ads third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Pots. pans. kettles. wash boilers.
bird cages. sacks. for instance.
have been used 10 success BY the
dippers. And the sTnelt Is dainty
pan fish
Our streams and lakes have been
planted with eastern brook trout,
black spotted Montana trout and
the various spiney-rsyed fish such
as bass and perch and erappie and
blue giils. for instance.
II one has = peculiar urge. a
sort Of venturesome spirit. there
are the great mud sharks that can
be taken from the bay waters at
night. Those who have satisfied
that urge have found a thrill no,
to be matched elsewhere.
Hunters Paradise
For the hunter well, there
Is no end Of big game. Deer.
blaek-tail, Whitehall and mule.
There Is the grand and majestic
elk. Bears, cougars. wildcats and
coyotes also are favored prey for
many.
Wild waterfowl and shore birds
offer sport to many thousands.
Upland birds, the same. Our
pheasant shooting Is known the ma
ton over. Add 10 that brilliant
and cunning game bird such fast
fliers as the chukkar partridge,
the Hungarian partridge, the
quail. the sagehen and the blue
and ruffed grouse.
So. when we sum up the whole
situation, we must realize the truth
OF what the Californian said;
You have a paradise. Keep II
that way forever"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Scotiy Murdock Leads
Way in Vancouver Play
Tocomon Knocks Over Score Of $50 With
Consistent Figures OF 225. 233 and 23s.
Though His Tsom Wos Out Of Any Money

seotty II tho
birthday c. with
big $685. piled with sngles Of 22b 2ss and asa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Sporismen S Paradise
Located Near Tacoma
Within Few Miles Are Found Countless
Species OF Fish: No End of Big Come

Three fly casters sat upon small low bridge over
favored trout stream adjacent TO Tacoma.
The furrowed its rays through large will