Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Woman and the Home SLENDERIZING SATIN FROCKS TYPIFY THE FORMAL STYLE TREND i tahi • f' i ' yj> -) ..SUCCESSFUL MEMAK1NG •y ORACI VIAIl OKAY Submarine “Saved” in 23 Minutes YOU MUST COME TQ DINNER Gone are tUe days when Mi*. Newly wed dreads her first dinner party for the new in-laws! Biscuits and 4hose traditional gambles of the a teur, hold no terrors for the mod bride. for t with self-rising flour at her right I land, Mrs. Newlywed is without fear and'wlfhbut reproach.. And so la everything she cooks! “You must come to dinner,** she says,, and come they must, these critical in laws who dread this- demonsthitlon of amateur cuisine. The bride is calm at her debut. She’s proud of her vege table soup, and the cheese sticks site serves with It. Uoasts are simpler and surer than any other meats and submarine, the V-4, largest In the Amerl< grave off San Diego in 23 minutes by the (to which air was pumped from the navy, was “saved** from of the new emergency ship Ortolfn. success in establishing an American nursing school in Europe. Mrs. L. L. Albert, of pushed so hard on the automobile that her leg She then lost control and wr Wash., of her broken, the The adroit manner with which fashlonists are Juggling the new princess lines to make them becoming < to every type is something to admire. It is amazihg, too, what a success they are making of It—playing, as they are, the princess theme In every conceiv able variation. After all. it would seem a^ If this so-called princess silhouette, which Is causing such excitement in the style world. Is nothing more or less than a starting point of adventure for design ers who, through artful fabric manipu lation, are arriving at new goala ot sartorial achievement In the picture, dress design which “carries on** along lines a la princess, is shown at its best This slenderis ing satin frock Is typical of the new style trend which exploits sophistica ted simplicity. Here we see fabric ; manipulation brought to a high artis try. Also are we brought to a realisa tion of the slenderizing possibilities of the new princesa lines os fashion interprets them! Much of the charm of the format satin frock which is alike flattering to madam or mademoiselle, centers in Its enchanting tones and tints. Gleam log white satin, for all-white is so very * nart this season, competes with exquisitely feminine delicate pinks, or that which is so fashionable in Pari* at the present moment—pale blue. Then, too, any one of the off-white shades Is adorsble for the evening gown. * J Many of the ultra satin frocks omit the usual flower corsage, featuring instead a one-shoulder strap of glit tering rhinestones, to which pendants are suspended which, falling as they do, oftimes to the waistline, are hand somely decorative. With these satins of classic sim pOcity very little Jewelry is worn The footgear also, is In keeping with the general scheme, slippers being most often of the identical satin, or else dyed to match. If your preference runs to velvet, then velvet let it be, for some of the most fetching gowns noted at opera and dance are superbly modeled along princess lines, their subtle pastel tones being not the least of their charm. JULIA BOTTOM LEY. (©. 1929. Western Newspaper Union.) Queen of America’s Winter Garden Ntfvtlywsds Favor Honeymoon Csko and Paradiso Pudding. lamb was ever a standard treat at the in-law’s home. So roast lamb it Is, with mint Jelly Jelled in the refriger ator, and green peas. Then comes that bane of life of ev ery bride before the reign of self-ris ing flour—drop biscuits! With self rising flour, however, all fear is gone, for the actual cooking is a matter of ten of the last minutes. The recipe is simply two cups of self-rising flour, two tablespoons of fat, and seven- eighths of a cup of milk. Dessert is easy for the happy bride, for the romantic pairing is obvious— Paradise Pudding and Honeymoon Cake. No terrors here! Follow these directions: Honeymoon Csks. H cup fat 1V4 cup* sclf-rls- % cup sugar Ing flour 1 tap. lemon extract Vfc cup milk or orauga Juice t egg if bites Directions: Cream the fat; add the sugar; continue to cream until the su gar granules have dissolved; add the flavoring and flour alternately with the milk; fold In the egg whites, beat en stiff but not dry; pour into greased and floured cake pan, and bake in a moderate oven almut 30 minutes. Cool and spread the top and sides with orange frosting. ■■yi v < J ...SUCCESSFUL HOMEMAKING •y GRACE VIAIl GRAY X THE LUNCH BOX The annual election of queen from chosen princesses tepresenting the various cities and towns of “America* Winter Garden/* as the Imperial valley of California is called, pla&d Miss Marian‘Merder, “Miss Calexico,** on the throne. This photograph of Miss Mercier was taken in her ncme environment as better illustration ot ber queendom. Sbe Is the daughter of Mayor and Mrs. August Mercier of Calexico. Boys and Gfirla. Barbara and Beverly Judge, 18- months-old twin sisters of Quincy, Mass., were given an airplane ride af- being awarded prises aa the Ithiest babies in the State. Kaya Silversmith, an 18-year-old Navajo Indian boy, is fcoud to have been the first of his tribe to fly over the Grand Canyon. Prince Frederick, Md., the akttlLnnd bones of a whale estimated to be more than three million yean old. The bones were petrified. “Early Uf bed. and early to rise. Makes a boy healthy, wealthy and | wise.’* AH very well, as far as it goes. Bnt what the boy eats before he’s “early to bed,’’ what he eats when he’s “ear ly to rise, “flRhd what he has in his school lunch box—that’s what “makes a boy healthy, wealthy and wise.” Wise mother knows her boy’s nutri tive needs at home and at school. She knows his need for calcium and phos phorus, as well as for proteins and vitamins of meat afitTegp vege tables. She knows that if she bakes her boy’s foods at home, with self- rising flour, that she is giving her boy the benefit of the millers’ combination of important minerals for growth—all the essentials of a well-balanced diet. So wise mother makes the lunch box sandwiches of quick breads made with self-rising flour, butters them well, and fills them to capacity with chicken or other lean meat, or with sliced hard-cooked egg. A. raw vege table, carrots preferred, and a little fresh fruit, she adds to the sand wiches for balance. \ And then comes the schoolboy’s de light. and the object of all his sweet toothed anticipation—cake, rookies, popcorn ball—any of the tasties made with self-rising flour. . wimp . "V About Women. Miss Olivia Young, a Chinese girl >om in St Joseph, Mo., who went to China when very young and became a famous screen star there, has returned to Hollywood to study American pro ducing methods. William youngest St discovered Guila Bustabo, another California musical prodigy, appeared as soloist with the Philharmonic orchestra in New York and scored a notable suc cess at the age of 12. -n Guy-ay is Qie name of the g irl baby who recently won first prise in the first national baby show held in Mrs. Dorothy Enioe Bock, who teaches a one-room school in Grant County, Wisconsin, has been ^warded a gold medal as America’s outstand ing rural teacher. ' ! . a" Mias Winifred Kaltenbach, superin tendent of nurses in a New i York babies’ hospital, has beta by the king at Jnge glavia far her machine, injuring her husband. Mn. Writer M. Maltott, wife of Capt. Mallett, of Topsham, Me., mas ter of sailing vessels, hat cruised with her husband for many years and haa rounded the Horn 28 times. CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS We are now showing die Jenner line of Christmas Greeting Cards for 1929 and shall be glad to have your orders for early delivery. These cards are manufactured by one of the largest and best engrav< • ing concerns in the country, which insures that they will be up-to-date, correct in style and engraving, and the proper reflection of your own personality and individuality. .. 4 X ^ -• - The sending of Engraved Cards is a serial custom that is gaining in popularity each year. These cards, with your name correctly engraved thereon, cost just a trifle more than printed cards on which you must write your name, and they are socially correct. We invite you to call and see our sam- , • j " , V pies, or if youprefer, we will gladly send them to your home for an inspection. Say “Merry Individual Cards Tear. **4 .'■v JgBj *w >1 ■ - ^ r" . r J ' * '■"...! -'/z ~ 3k'.-.? Balifell