1958-12-16 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1958.

WOMANSENSE

Add one pinch of old Vienna

WOMANS WORLD

By HELEN BURKE

WHEN I met Grath and have an Italian ment, we have

WMX Home not Italian music

Mother Was A Duenna bellove that they had just

Lenslars.

More Than 1,500 European Inditex clauseed the night away in Roane's most venditave ball of the year to celebrate 15k0 Eirthday of lively baler esed Princess Maria Fadlavicini.

Camillia

finests from all over Europe in the gren: wielertities! pavilion in the grounds of the Pallavier's splendid bate Reunisanne Palazza Hospigliosi, which was surrounded by more

in 100 policemen

Jewels in the ballroom were estimated lo be worth 7, mition re (about £4 million sterling

But le mon talking point in Rome was the severity with which Maria Camilla's mother. Princess Elvina, selected the mames of guests. The let of

JACOBY

HE majority of West players

THE

the Summer Nationals

choxx< Tra hends

loo weak.

Last

lone not invited provoked Hory gossips Quan the names of Those who came.

[1 [l

celebrated their 20th wed- ding anniversaFY,

Grell di nut look nearly old Though

have a son of 19.

Here is the menu:

Fried Mushrooms with Suites

Tortare.

Paprika Chicken with Daenje- Ungs.

"Moor in Shirt." Nor did alax, truz, then, They “ጉ WIN was a Yugoslav to Cavalry Ofer

Resim very reasonable, about Hati Enrico Nico o lend 22re married very young.

They live in Shein, in the 49 phlittengs bottle." the official heart of the country as it were. yous couples

Fried mushrooms dance of the ball-a quadrille in a converted coach-house 15 fu which the couples, more minutes by var from expert in the rock 'n' roll and even the hul hoop, trained! hard for a fortnight.

to friends, According

Tull. slim Princess Marta Camilla took trunqulders for a week before the ball.

"She is so timit," one friend this ball-the most sold, "that important event in her life so fur-will also be the biggest ordeal she has had to face."

The "allavicinis, one ut Rome's most noble families, are refuted to most of Italy's major aristocrats.

on BRIDGE

their 12-point

The club suit was just

They were wise to du so. Those who opened wound up as declarer at three 10-ưump since they all rebid to one Bo-trumg after their partners' one-beurt response and their partours all ruised to three no-trump

North always opened the alx of spades und South wouki win the king and return the ten. North would let West hold the second spade trick and although West invariably guessed the queen of hearts, he would wind up down one or two tricks, de-

CARD Sense&

WEST

QJ3

❤A 10 B

Q92 K702

NORTH

4A8465

Q9. 651

40+3

EAST 442

◆ K JO B

AJE

KJ03 2

SOUTH (D)

K. 10 3

704

AJ73

+Q 105

Fasts and West vulnerable

Wrat North Bast Paw Pats

South P#53 Pass

2 N.T. Pass Pass

Гала

Opening lead-♣ 0

North

Pasy 1

Q-The bidding has been:

South Weal Double I

East

14 Puss Раз

*

You, South, hold: 4A QIZ VKQ73 AJD4 42

What do you do?

A-Your partner is showing the club ace and Inviting a slam. You can afford to accept the in- vitation by bidding Aye dia- muerda.

TODAY'S QUESTION

Your spades

partner Ks to Ave What do you do now?

Answer Tomorrow

nding on exactly how the play went.

When West did pass, East al- ways opened one heart and West would bid two na-trump. East would pass and West would make his two trump on the

nosu

wash the mush-

studio at Campeen Hill. On ol

Max's FURST

runs, and I like them to

those lovely. "hands** W all be

tall and unopened 1

hope to discover for ourselves dry them very well, then dip them in flour, then beaten egt sotne day.

with a little saft In R, then fine brendorumbs.

Mux Hot is a lashing But and portrait painter.

"1 WER born in Venta," rett told me. "And, like most Viennese woncu, 1 a very interested in cooking.

IMULYAT-

"We celebrated our sary on December 5 and asked six very old, very dear friends to share our evening. I have set The able to show you, is it was for the mcol"

was

The table

lovely

Table with a

refectory

cloth. Central decoration, J large flattlah ontique pewter dish filled with gource of pale and deeper green and gold.

In

In addition, eighteenth tury power candle-sticks, each decorated with a wreath of rien de blue and red anemones

"I never luy

table the white. I always use coloured cloths, sometimes red, some

blac times green or

ch jewet colours because they ar

y and happy.

1fi

And we always have mean, very soft background intisie te that it will not disturb the cons versation. For this anniversary. at was long-playing piano

cord of Echoes of Viem "You know, in Vienna mang

+1

le, intimate restaurants have pianist playing behind a cur- do er in some uther place where he is not seen.

"i deep-fat fry them in vege- fable all or fat.

"When the crumbs are golden brown, 1 drain the mushrooms on unglazed paper and, for serv- ing. I allow six small ones. They are quite rich.

"For the Same Torlare, I first make mayonnaise with two yolka of egg and a Uttic salt mixed together in a bowl. Very gradun)- ly at the beginning, and drop by drop. I add olive oil, stirring all the Alme.

When It thickens, I ati in few drops of lemon juice, a drop or two of Worcestershire sauce. and

little pepper and French mmustard.

"Once the mayonnaise is thick, the remaining oil-hair e pint in all-can be stirred in in a thin, steady stream, then slir in a few drops of tarragon vinegar.

To this 1 add a small, peeled, pickled cucumber, an anchovy fillet put of a tin, half an ounce of expers pressed free of vinegar, half a teaspoon of union und halt a teaspoon of parsley, all dinely chopped."

Paprika chicken

po eight servings cut two nice but not large roasting chickens inte eight pieces. Boll

the giblete in a little water, but

not the lives. I fry them and serve them on toast for breakfast, "Fry six cuices of finely chop-

"We like that... when we ped onions in about two ounces

D

Max Hoff tries one of Gret's dishes

of butter. Add a teaspoon of "Have ready a pan of bolling

teaspoon papriku, a Juice,

of lemon water with a little salt in it. Drop tie giblet stock, the dessertspoons of the batter into chicken pieces and seasoning to it. In 10 minutes, they are taste. Cover and cook slowly rendy to be served. until the chicken is tender,

"Take out the plecs and keep them hot. Evaporate the stock. Work in a teaspoon or so of flour

and a teaspoon of tomato puree

from a tube. Add a tle more giblet stock Mix well together.

“Lastly, add a small carton of double

cream about three ounces. Return the chicken pleces to the pan and heat them through in the sauce.

"For the dumpings mix to- gether zoz, butter, an ega. Boz of plain flour and a little salt. Add just enough milk or milk and water to make a fairly soft but not runny batter.

CHILDREN'S CORNER

Cricket Is Mystified

-The Mug Seemed Too Emall For Father-

"NO

By MAX TRELL

Strangely enough, only onc pair played the hand in hearts. One West paased and then jumped to three hearts where. TOW there's something I'd

pon East praeceded to set up a spade for a club discard, guests the queen of hearts and make Tour hearts for top score,

YOUR BIRTHDAY

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16

BORN day, you

are that inter

Ate

You

yaru

like you to explain to me," nid Christopher Cricket to Kaart and Hand, The Shadows with the Turned-About Names.

Christopher wus spending the

who

What I want to know is, lives in those Jars?"

"Why, nobody lives in those Jara," replied Ĥonid.

sold

I'm sure they do." Christopher Cricket.

They Were Sure

winter behind loose brick in Here, both Hand and Knarf The fireplace He had poked his head out a few riimites before. By STELLA when Kart and Hand had en tered the room. Then be walk

nd over me sat down them

ter, for an unhappy home life couli explain?" bring disaster. Better for you Bot

yanpatho

Ju wed at mit ihr 1, arry KOME mie wie in bot

Juha Frederick

stranft,

-

What Is It?

beside

one

shook their heads vigorously. It was one of the things they both knew. They were absolutely eer- tuin they knew it no

ved

in the jars Christopher Cricket sald he had seen stand- ing on the shelf in the kitchen. Christopher Cricket won ot- Tent for a moment or two.

Finally he asked:

! o bus out Impatiently Alving as when things do not go [Fare_combination of philosopher and retrat who, while keeping une

they should You will

"AB night, dewr,” said Handl. foot on the ground, van hout your

probably truval widely. Tako real bead th the clouds You have #

are in the selection of a De part-What is it that you want as lo

"Now, when you go to some- Vision and foresight when a Sex mounta 10 second K55738.

almost body's house, unt you walk up and know accurate are you in prognostication

Karf, to the door, don't you ruslly Yel. Vlant It is 1

everything." explained worldly things.

Among those darin un this date wet 1

dotal knew Hand see a name over the doorbell?" productive With

wi pretiu

"That's right," said Knarf. know what yone want t It cat

Penny varia Devrmur and civil knows. And what Hand the n't

Nome Of The Person after 11. You care little or anting

know. I know." interferetice of

poet for the advice.

Aceluteet, George

16 Christopher, "Well," Novel

Nust palmopler

Coward,

of "And isn't that the nume and what I want to know as playwright and actor-mata je w Jelen

Fuj Apie Puth

The person who's living inside?" Lonsuna

Every night, after the people gu Legisinter

tbed in thus hou e. 1 usually Christopher continued. take a walk for myself through The roses In the kitchen, on a shelf, there are

outalders. You may limen portely, but you will follow you: Just the game

This inperiant for you to learn

ните ням early in life, for junt you fem on others, last long Will you remain at mat fall to reach your dusted good Bel once ant for youzvelt, you decide to krt by yourself-then you wi arleysi What you wish. There is a touch of the gendus in your make-up, but it needs careful culiivallon from an early age.

Frank, open and sincere in your Criticlan of others, you are un happy when the maine tettes are turned on you! Len to take l well an tilah it out! You have o quick temper and are olten in- WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)-- Take time during this pedod to im. proves your personal sppearance,

CAPRICORN (Dec. 21-32, 203- The domestle picture should be a congenial one. Spend time anembers of y

your famuly.

with

may

*AQUARIUS (2an. 21-Feb. of yesterday Your salutfors pravo a new starting polit, nu get up early and begin.

PIRELA (Feb. 20-Mar 20)— Make a short trip to visit someone in the hospital who wi welcome your call,

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20) Making a new start will take Initiative and tact, but it can be done if you handle things right.

TAURUH (Apr. 11-Nay Make

a small Joan 10 A clone riend If you feel the collateral In Eficient

ORTHOT

GEMINI (May 22-Juhe 21)- Wednesday Jaunually your best day of the wook. Use this one for constructive work at home,

CANCER (Jone 22-July there lo malter you handle,

ять the proper Buthorities to help you now,

LEO

24-Aug

121)...

you special

XI)-

Your

A good day for marriage.

hould bring pared happiness.

orio A

28. Hope The your best day this week, po fackle in diflevit Job and see, by competion, how asay it beerne,

(Bapt. M-Oct. LIBRA Ana maull of yesterday'a denbern. 1SCREW,

en the domegija seura, #CORPIO - (Oct Bi^NOT, KK) Indulge in some pleasurabig activity tiernoon or evening. You have entred a chadage,

full fou should now live #FUSCO-

Adania Crum.

Wat general, splavar

in And what the wig have store for you tomorrow, select your birthday Har on rend the corres ponding patrograph. Let your birth- day stier be your dally fulde.

SIDE GLANCES

1. Ang V., P+1, 007.

© 1983 MÁ Benden fra

lots

This

of Jars

By Galbraith

THE

"Seems like fires aren't as exolting as they used to bo. I came pretty near just staying at home and eating my supperi"

"Yes, it is," said Hanid. "Bul what's all this got to do with jurs that you saw on the shet? Arte kilolun?"

"They've got names on them," Christopher told her.

"What names?" asked Hauid. Christopher reached in the porket of his coat,

put all the names down on this piece of paper." he said.

Christopher Cricket read from the piece of paper.

"Now the one who lives

in

-10-29

"Who Lives in Thore Jam?” Chris Asked the Shadows. "And the one who lives the third Jar is Mrs Flour. And next to Mrs Flour lives Miss Cinnamon, And next to Miss Cinnamon lives Mr Ginger."

"No! Not Not" Knarf and Hanld were calling out at top of their volees,

The

Someone Lives There

"Every one of the jars has

14," someone living in

Chris- topher

went on. There woa Pepper and Dill and Sage and Mustard and Vanillo and Coffee and Tea"

No Falli how hard Knart and Huld tried to atop Chris- topher, he kept right on calling out the names of what he thought were the people who ilved in the Jars that stood the shelf in the kitchen.

1

at

on

"But what I can't understand all," he continued, "is a jor bath-

the Arst big jar on the shelf is on the glass shelf in the

Mr Ball. And the one who lived room. It han Father's name on

In the for next to him is Mr It and it's filled with soap!" Sugar.

"Those aren't people!" Kaart

crit out.

"They're Things for Cooking!" shouted Hanid,

Christopher

right on:

Cricket

"a shaving mug!" "shouted Knart and Hanid.

thought for a minute," "uid Claistopher as he stood up, "that Father might be inside went that mug. But it does seem

Hitte, small for him."

Rupert and the Carved Stick-39

While they, xem perambling down ing to visit the island and now it. another mæp diff path after the looks as though you'll get there gentleman Rupert telle Edward sooner.

than

you expected." what has happened. The ting" "Lasding the way to a boat souse from oak to ask that the carved the gentleman pulls out a 194 stick called the "silver line" lende little "craft and they all help to straight to the island," be. Ex- lul it down to the edge of the plaine. You said you were longa, water,

ALL RIGHTA NESKAFED

£

Moor in shirt

I:

Page

A STAR'S WAY

Hostesses, note...

Joan Crawford starts shape

trend in tables

T

rectangular

оде

Lormal the shape ("People can't see

another.").

HIS diamond-shaped din- the more

лег table-with points flattened as shown above is the latest device of U.S. hostesses who pride

MAX explained this sweet.

is so called because it is a themselves on being socially dark chocolate pudding surround-smart and one up on their ed with a white shirt 'ruffle'

of rivals. whipped cream!"

The shapes...

The diamond succeeds

those who

pattern

In getting chead of

have gone over to

oval or round tables,

1L 19

also a great attention- Manhattan

Mix until fluffy 4oz. cach of The diamond table with butter, cing sugart must be the guests sitting along icing sugar-grated plain choco- the sides but not at the two later with the lute and unpeeled almonds put through a nut mit. Beat in the ends has made its debut in party season just starting.

It got under way the other yolks of six eggs very thoroughly. the remarkable pent-house

"Lastly, fold in the very stifly home of Joan Crawford and Peggy Bancroft entertained 386 night when + new hostess, whipped egg whites. Turn into a her husband Al Steele (head in her house. well-buttered pudding

basin,

dusted inside with granulated of Pepsi Cola) in New York.

Mrs Bancroft is the wife of a textile executive and her family. M-53 Crawford, д noted inherits is wealth from où, hostess today, had it specially Her estimated bill for a year's designed to break away from entertaining is £50,000.

sugar. Cover and steam for an hour. Serve hot, surrounded with whipped cream"

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