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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1940.

PRACTICAL HOMECRAFT

WITH A PICTURE WINDOW Your Sewing Scrapbook

YOU'VE BEEN HOUSES like this one before. It's the ever-popular kind, designed along trim, traditional Colonial lines in window, no #ple-and-span white frame, yet is exterior and interior are modern and up-to-the-minuic. Note the picture

popular these days.

H

By JOAN O'SULLIVAN

ERE's a type of home that's forever a general favourite white frame, designed along tradi- tional Colonial lines, yet modern and up-to-the- minute inside and out.

Sleeping quarters are located in the right wing of the house. There are two windows in each of the bed- rooms, providing welcome cross ventilation. The front bedroom is large enough to accommodate twin beds.

What's sure lo please lucky Mrs Homeowner is the good- sized living room with its fire-plate and charming picture window so popular in modern homes, Large in size, this win- dow lets in more light and affords an unbroken picturesque view, which contributes even more to the livability n room than paintings or tapestries ever do.

From the living room, an archway leads into the dining room, which opens on the kitchen. There's dining space here, too, for family breakfast, brunch or rupper. The utily room, which houses henter and tuba, and a front porch open off the kitchen.

Ceilings are 8 feet high. The house takes up 17.740 cuhle

feet.

All this and marriage, too

New York.

The requirements for the per- fect mate were announced by the Actors and Personality Coaches' Association of Brund- way.

The Association listed requirements:

The Woman

The figure of Marie

Body" Macdonald.

tin.

these

The Intellect of Clare Hoothe Laret.

The sheer "femaletess" Bedy Lamarr,

of

The lovely mysteriousness of Vivien Leigh.

Grant.

The Man The inngnetism of Cary

The gil tongur of Groucho

The virility of Clark Gable. The wisdom of Winston Churchil

("The

Marx.

The Interity of Bette Davis,

The piquancy of Mary Mar-

The wit of writer

Parker.

Dorothy

The sex appeal of Tyrone Power.

PANTALOONS ARE

BACK

This party dress in colton print with rose ruffle and bodice, white embroidery trim and ruffled panta- loons, was modelled in Chicago, Illinois, by Joan Meyera. It was one of the 10,000 summer styles on display at a fashion show held recently,

UTILITY ROOM

9676

KITCHEN 10620

DINING ROOM

12'0" 12'0"

HALL

DINING

SPACE

BED ROOM 11'6X20'

PORCH

79196"

LIVING ROOK

16′0'x14'6"

BED ROOM

11:6126′′

VEST

HERE'S THE FLOOR plan for house,

PORCH

this attractive

five-room

Bonnets,

Mary Brooks Pickan

Visors, Sun

MALL, them cun shades, oby-

་

Shades

line:

as at B. Cut on folded make a narrow hem on these mw edgoz

Join larger piece to largo tan plece, making seam on wrong side. Draw enda back and tie. as shown. Fits, look smart, casy to make.

Calico for Bonnets

For fabric of bonnels, take yd. of 36" callen. Straightën fabric. Measure and tear off one 17" plece. Menure and cut another plece 11" scTOSA, 14" long. Cut 2 cnalngs 2" wido (C and D). Make the strings, is nt E.

Curve corners of back pleces. these as at F. Gather across curved ruges, side

side. or grand- Draw up to fit lop of mat.

thing you like, but do make at least one for yourself, for your daughter daughter

A palm-tent fou cut in two pieces makes the visors. A colourful 24 kerchief square makes the backs, Get 1 fan, kerchicl, 3 yds. binding, spout thread, for two fan-visor

bonnets.

Material for Sunbonnels.

For two sunbonnets wę ust 4 yd. calico print. 1 ratian table mal and 1 spool of thread.

To make fan-visors, measure down from centre top of fan 3′′. Measure un 4" on each side from handle. Draw curved line with penell, as at A. Cut

un this line to obtain two visors. Cut handle out carefully and throw away.

to

Turn under raw edges of casing and stitch

across each bonnet, as indicated by broken lines G and H. Hem bottoms and sides up to cosing.

Join two ends of longer strings in a doubleslitched seam and hem all edges. Repeat with two shorter strings,

Cutting the Place Mat

Cut matting. A place mat of matting is about 19" x 11". Cut this lengthwise into two pieces -on 6 wide, the other 5" Turn up mat ends for child's bonnet 24" to 3" depending upon size of fuce.

Bind the cut edge with any binding of hand, and catch this turn in so will hold securely. Join backs to matting in a seam Hind 2 pieces of fan on all made on wrong side, Adjust full- edges. Stitch twice on curve ness so matting comes just to where bandle came out-hig top of casings. for support.

Draw tles through casing; ease back fullness to rule is Cut the kerchief, as shown by held smartly in back. Strings folding aver corner on blas line, tie in a bow under chin.

24 squ

MONDAY: BEACH ON CAMP KOLL

Alcohol Keeps Veiling Crisp

If Applied Before Pressing

By ELEANOR ROSS

ever sa

TODAY we offer some should get a tinting more hints in the art of often to keep the colours bright. Bluing does a wonderful job of good grooming, an art that requires constant vigilance

and faithful application. The two bedrooms are conveniently crouped together

La the right wing.

Let's Eat

BY

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

The Salad Bowl for Hot Days

ONE warm day in New York we dropped into a restaurant on Fifth Avenue for luncheon.

Indlies Look at these.

and gentlemen!" exclaimed the Chief

"Chicken and ham Julienne with celery, peas, string beans carrots and lettuce."

All Measurements Are Level Recipes Serve Four

Toasted Cheeso-d English Muffins

Split English muflus with a "Most of them are enjoying fork. Spread generously with! enormous salad bowls."

butter. Cover with grated soft sharp American cheese, and foast under slow heat until it melts and the muffins are slightly browned. if desired, a half slice of very thin bacon may be placed on each muffin half when put to toast.

Blueberry Squares

*

keeping white pleces white, A good personal maid trick is to place a square of bluing in double cheese-cloth bag before dropping it in the rinsing water. Yells make headline news

If you have a garment in this summer, both as abutcher-type spun rayon-o finish in the small hat and se washable fabric of which sum- auxiliary headgear, finished

suits,

dresses, tollored and play clothes made-remember this fairly hot ntrest veil won't do its job ironing tip. Use a

Iron-almost as het as you use properly unless it is crisp, which for cotions,

the Press when demands pressing as soon as the

fabric is almost entirely dry, mesh begins to look the least on the wrong side of the gar bil wilted or droopy. Pal the

with

mer

rhinestone or two, or shorts bright with a cluster or scalter- often ing of ariliteloi flowers. Bul tho

cloth,

are

vell with alcohol before pressing ment, unless you use a pressing and the job will be extra good. While waxed paper is centrally used when pressing a veil, per- fectionists Insist that the vell should be Jald

on flannel for pressing, that the waxed paper leaver a preasy residuc,

Silver fox in all its beauti ful colourings and muta- tions is high style once more, as witness any cool day. Get a special wire-hair comb from the "Lump crabmeat with celery,

furrier and use this according water cress, hard-cooked egg

instructions to keep the fur tomato wedges and letluce."

smooth and snarl-free. After. "Fresh fruit salad with Int-

the combing, give the wmp or Juce, the centre of coltage Measure 6 tbsp. shortening

stole a good shaking, and the cheese and chopped pecans.” Into a bowl and stir until

fur will have a well-groomed creamy. Add I beaten egg and

nir. Have the fur glazed once in c. sugar. Continue to stir and cream until fluffy. Sift together while, too. A ball of tarlatan. That s open-mesh coiton The Chief ordered "frijid" y e. enriched flour, top fabric that is like light canvas, crabmeat bowl. I had the fresh nutmeg. tsp. baking powder

good ald In keeping furs fruit salad.

and.

Isp. salt. Sur in

clean. Go over fur surface with "These bowls have been well e cleaned blueberries. Add to n tarlatan ball about once n chilled, Madame: the salad the first mixture alternately week, if the furs are worn b

Crabmeat Bowl

1/4

greens are so cold they actually with 3 c. milk. Pour into a great deal. A hand vacuum doto crackle when you bite. This 7" x 11" oiled baking pan. n good job of digging out deep- crabmeat salad, and probably Bake 35 min. in a moderate rooted oil but using it takes all the savoury salads are pul

even, 350-375 F. Cool and cut samo sklil.

Dust with pow-

together with thin tart may- into squares.

onnalse,"

dered sugar. Serve warm or * "And my "frijid" fruit bowl, cold. Chef, is put together with a lime and honey dressing in Lemon Sponge Fruit Piolets stead

Make up 1 recipe for rich of the French dressing usually used. Tastes good!" pirerust or use a mix. Roll thin

"Note

also, Madame, the and ine & shallow muin pans 1 tap.. sliced salad ingredients are not chop. In cel put

pid or mashed. They are cut strawberries, diced, raw apple in bite-sized pieces. These in- er diced drained tinned peaches.

salads would Pour in lemon dividual trifid' be very good also for the family almost dinngr.".

Dinner

Hot or Jellied Tomato Bouillon yolks, "Frljid" Chicken and Vegetable

Bowls Toasted Cheese-d English.

Muffins

Blueberry Squares

Or Lemen Sponge Fruit Pielela Hot or Iced Coffee or Ten Milk

Costume Jewellery is hand- some, but only when it is

ia

bright and clean. A quick dlp in warm soapy water to which a few drops of ammonia have then a good been added, and drying with tissue paper,

There aro generally enough.

excellent com however, some mercial cleaners on the market, both for costume and priors jewellery,

sponge Ming to ກາ. Lemon Sponge Fliling: Cream] logother 1 tbsp. butler or mar garine, 2 lbsp. flour, 2 CE!

Today's ingerle la Just the rind and Juice

about the Bimplest and lemon and I e- sugar. Stir in 1 c. milk. Fold in 2 egg whites cafest part of the wardrobe to caro for, especially the ploces whipped stiff. Use as directed.

fashioned bf pyton, woven ne. Trick of the Chaf

knitted. But whether of nylon, Season S c. squred

rayon, silk or cotton, ingerio with 6 tap, dili malt and use to should be washed. after every

wearing, and if it is coloured, it

top tomato bouillén, -

cream

Wonderful, NEW TYPE WHIPPING CREAM

·

adds glamour to desserts!

Everything about AVOSET is per÷exciting! It keeps until you need it. It whips easily – surely. And stays firmly whipped for hours, AVOSET is pure dairy cream -thick, tuscious, healthful Gives glamour to pin, cakes, puddings

FRUIT-HUT SOFMH01 Whấp 3 cvp AVOSET. Fold in 35 cup cheppad muti, titran, orange or even pre), candied fruit. Serve on lapa af het gingerbread, spice or plain sake,

Also try AVOSET Tabia Grede for coffet, cereals, fruitu

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