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EVENINQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1912.
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A PAGE FOR WOMEN AND THEIR INTERESTS
Local Chat: Home and Fashion Hints: Religious and Other Activities: Things Feminine
A HINT ON ORANGE JELLY.
BIG SISTER
MOVEMENT HAS MANY
Feminine Chat
GLASS AT HOME
; PROSPECTS BRIGHT
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THIS In ii busy month fur Mrs.
Weaver t I.iiniililii I Ionic Kadi
Inmate1 receives mi entire new
outfit of wearing apparel In
.):mii:ir- unci the selection ut
nuitciiuls, lilting, etc., creates n
large amount (if work. Also
there Is the annual luiiii for the In
ninles, which falls on the Inst ilay or
the month.
.MIms Wltlirow and Iht mother, Ma
dame Wltlitnw, who have made iniitiy
frb nds dm lug tlii'ir tlirfo months' bo
jomii here, will leave by the Wllhel
tn I mi next Wednesday fur San fran
chin. Aside friiin her popularity In
uncial circles, Miss Wltlirow hns es
IiiIiIIhIioiI mi I'livlalile ami lasting ri'P'
lit lit Ion as u piiliitur. Her portraits
lin Iihcii particularly popular. In
deed, the last few vveks hIh has been
compelled tn turn work away The
two largo receptions at which her ple
Imcs wcic on exhibition went occa
sions of great Interest to lloiiiitiiln
folk. While iireeniliiently a portrait
painter, MIsm Wltlirow Is a master at
liinihu-npes, ami still life. It Ik seldom
Hint an in list Ih gifted with such ver
natlllty. Miss Wltlirow has Just completed
an (ill portrait of Miss Allen Cooke,
which lias ealleil fin Hi enthusiastic
praise. Miss Cooke lias sat for a
ntimhur of other portraits, but her
ft lends declare Hint never before lias
her personality entered so satisfactor
ily Into the execution of her likeness.
The pose and color tones are simple.
Hie effect being altogether girlish and
loudy. The gown mini by Miss
Cooke Is gnti7cy white, pink tea roses
al her belt furnishing the one hit
of color.
At a reception given In her honor
by Miss. Ilosher at Knwiilnhiio Semi
nary on Tuesday, Mrs. Cross, wlfo of
the associate pastor of Hie Old South
Chinch, ltoslon, Impressed those who
had not hud the pleasure of meeting
her before as n wotuun of rare charm
and Intellectuality. Mrs. Cross did not
accompany her husband to the Orient,
but has traveled extensively.
"I'lneapplo silk" Is u new fabric
i!h'pl.i)cd by local dry goods firms.
While equally as effective as chiffon,
It Is much mure durable mid Is said
to launder perfectly. The patterns
me distinctly new ami It Is easy to
Imagine that nfteinooii frocks or
eeulng gowns fashioned out of the
silk would be dile and wholly satis
factory
Some excellent Ideas of color and
design ale displayed at the Promotion
Committee looms with a view to us
sltlng owueis or automobiles to do
clde bow they will decorate their
ears for the Moral parade This Is a
highly Important iiiestlou, by the way,
mid should be decided as soon lis
possible.
The College Club will hold Its next
tegular meeting Tuesday, January :iu,
nl i o'clock at the Colonial Hotel
This will be Hie legular gathering of
meiuheis and no guests will he pres
ent. Next Tuesday afternoon the mem
bers of the Kllohnliu Art League will
be favored with a slereoptlcoli lectuie
on early Christian Ideals by Miss
Chlpmaii, superintendent of ait
studies in Hie College of Hawaii.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Th.il n fllliflil nf ftlriimr rnfTen U'ltl
remove the odor of onion's from the
breath
Tlml n ttlllf, ct.l't u-iiCiti- will rnlt.ti'fi
sldv headache caused liy Indigestion
Hint a tcer patient can bo inane
cool and comfortable by frcqiic nt
sponging off with sodn water
That a drink of hot, strong lemon
ade before going to bed will often
break up a cold and cure a sore
tbrn.it
That pains III Hie side are most
promptly relieved by the application
nf ttiliuCfit-,1
Tint fill n entil In llm luifiil nnllilim
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Is belter than now del nl borax snuff-
isi up the nostrils.
TO WASH PONGEE
Wash the pongee garments or the
material In o warm suds of white so.ip
anil ha UK It out until bone dry: do not
sprinkle under nny consideration.
Iron It on Hie wrong side. Yon will
find It retains Us .lustre and looks like
new.
TE REMOVE OIL OR
GREASE FROM CARPETS
I ny a pleco of blotting paper over
the spot nml set a Hal I ion on It, the
Iron Just hot enough not to scorch,
change the paper as often as It he
comes greasy Afler most of the oil
has liecn evtrai ted apply whiting,
leave It on for a day or two, then
brush off, and Hie spot will have clls
pupeared Nicelle
Olive
Oil
A pure Olive Oil bottled
at Nice, France, and
guaranteed under the
Food and Drugs Act of
June 1906.
Your grocer has this
delicious oil in 1-4, 1-2
and 1 gallon containers,
with patent spout.
Nicelle
Olive
Oil
Make- a good orange Jellv In a ling mold nml turn onto a ll.it serving
dish Decorate the base wllh slhr or banana till Hie center with sweet
ened whipped cream ami gari Isb with u candled cherry
MARSHMALLOW CUSTARD AND ITS MAKING
HHBr" fc HjHB
One tablespooufiil gelatin in one c
ono-linlf te.ispooufiil vanilla I'hUe
three, eggs, heat until cold I'ut this
cherries
TOWELING PATTERNS SUGGEST
QUAINT
The varies) nsrnrlmciit of Jupane-'e
toweling which one of the laiger Orl
eutal firms of the city has within the
last fin might resolved from Japan,
has created a huge show of Interest
up of hot water, one rup of sugar and
In a pan of Iccwalcr, add whites of
on lop of cups and dot with candled
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ORIENTAL LEGENDS
both among thoye who are familiar
with Hie legends which the quaint de
signs Inspire and others who are Just
beginning (he fascinating study of
Japanese art
A round the world tourist who ar
rived on the Wllheluilua on Wednes
day, making n bee Hue for Hie Ori
ental shops, pun based at one time
twelve bolls of the toweling, and wan
heard to eagerly ipiestlon the sales-1
man concerning Hie meanings of the
various designs Inasmuch us she is
going on lo Japan II Is hard to iiiider-l
Maud wh) she should make such ex
tensive pun bases here, unless perhaps
the Is sending the cloth us gifts to
Kastcin friends It Is easy to liimg-'
lue that she Is like many who lire tra
veling extensively for the first time,1
possess! il of more etilhuslasm than
discretion
Those who some years ago listened
to an lntetiMl interesting lecture on
the subjeil of Japanese toweling nt
Hie Klloliaua Art League, urn mure or
less familiar with the phase of Orl
ental art wlibh the designs represent
Many others and these are greatly
III the majority have not lieen thus
happily enlightened
Ha dl Hall Chamberlain, cnrerltus
profesior or .lapiuese ami philology In
the Imperial I'nlverslt) of Tnhlo, iu3
written an iuteiestlug an unusual
boolv entitled "Things Jap'inese" This
by Hie wa I In the loial library and
will be found lo contain muih Inter
esting luforuuitliiu. Of Jupauese tow
eling, the author savs the following
"The Japanese cotton towel, gen
erally a yanl long by a foot wide,
terves various purpores besides that
nf drying the bauds or the body Doth
sexes oicaslcm.ill employ It as n head,
dress, Male aillsans and coolies twist
and then He a towel across their fore
heads to nociit the perspiration from
rirhulhg down Into their c)cs, while
females of the t-amo class make shift
with one as a sort of light hood to
Covet the head When doing Hie room
of a moiiilug. the maid of all work
will save her hair In tills way from
dust, and whole families are seen thus
protected on the occasion or the an
nual home c leaning.
Holiday-makers sometimes protect
their hair by the same device, and
theie Is actually a special kind enti
tled liana ml-deiiugiil, or llnwcr-vlcw-Ing
towel" vveiin by festive hands who
sally foilh to admire the cherry bios
hums ami who -must it lie owned
sacrifice' not only to Klora, hut to
Haulms for wbli h icat-on ho wlue
(Continued on Page 10)
If yon have n mechanical turn of
mind, n clear eye ami steady fingers,
combined with an Infinite capacity for
taking pains. It Is quite possible to
make lended glass windows or doors
it home. The diamond shaped and
he long pointed panels ore the most
lopular designs and the simplest
Whether you desire to make a hall
window or doors for the bookcase or
(hi n.i clofft. you must first measure
the snace you wish to till with a pine
of paper, This wrves as a pattern
on which are drawn, witli the utmost
accuracy, the diamond-shapes, onoslx
teenth of an Inch being allow csl be
tween the shapes for lead. The sheet
of glass Is then cut Into diamonds
with a glass cutter If vuu have not a
sure hand. It were better to bate a
glazier do Hits for ou.
Tile lead Is pliable and liought In
strings, six feet long, nt the hardware
shop, when may be also obtained
Hie solder and the Milderlng Iron
This lead Is grooved on either side
Into which the glass tits. The lead Is
lilted around the 'diamond shape, cut
ting ami mltering it at each corner
where It Is then soldered When the)
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jinn jt fiiirn iiu in c n !( u in nni
frame, some thin cement should be
laid along the edge of the lend so us
to hold lead nml glass firmly together
Now von have one pane completed
with which to sturt The rent of the
work consists In fitting In diamond nf.
ler diamond, uccordlng to the paper
pattern. Heat the soldering Iron In
the fire or In the strong flame of a I J. A. Itath. siierliite!ident of I'alainii.
gas ttove. As the lead Is pliable It asking for the cottage plnns recoin
will lie necessary to have an Iron brace mended by blui during his leienl trip
or two fastened across the Inside of.Katt.
the door to make It firm. When Hie Continuing the article In question,
work Is finished it Is nil hound by nltays:
heavier Piece of lead and It Is reartvl
to be tacked or cemented to the wood-
en frame.
freshly cut (lowers may he pretcrv I
rt alive fur a long time by placing
them In a glass or vasiTwdlh (rflll
water In which a little ctmrcoal Inu
been steeped, or a small piece ofU-utn-phor
ellsFolved. The vase should In
let upon u plate or dish and covered
with n bell glass, around the odge.c
or which, when It comes tn contact
with the plate, a little water should
lie poured to exclude the air.
M'lk or roses Is an easlly-mudo toilet
rccpilsltc All that Is necessary Is to
ndd ten drops of oil of Inrtnr and half
an ounce of oil of almonds u drop ut
ti time to a point or rose water The
mixture should lie well sliuken and
then bottled.
You'll Never Know
what really good canned milk
is until you have tried
Pioneer Milk
It has no equal.
Rich Milk evaporated and sterilized, without
preservatives or sweetening
SOLD
Miss Maynard Receives Pros
pective Workers Each
Wednesday.
I
MI'ttTl'S to the lllg Sl.tcr Moe
inent has resulted from the nil
nouncement that Miss Maynard
Is In her office hi the old Y W
C. A. building every Wedneilay after
noon ut - o clock uiul Is glad to wel
come any who may tie iiiicrcrte-ci in
this new and effective .movement for
the betterment of unfortunate girls. I
While little publicity hn been given
the work. Interest Inn been growing
,,.,,,, u, 4 believed that secure
foundations for permanent and effic
live endeavor have been laid There
are ut the present time twenty big
"The homing plan of the llostoli
Dwelling home Company seenu, on
the face of It. one of the very best
ii-IsiIhiuck of the sort et brought for
ward. IH practicability reinnlns to be
proved, hut It Is dllllcillt to see why
the plan should not be workable, and
even In c.isci of failure the experiment
umilil lie will worth making." savs an
Dutern publication It s a slgnlll ;cot them little or nothing more than
unit fact, however that the brad o'! their old, the slums will gradually ills.
'the Institution has written Here to Mr."i'i'"" ""'"" uwi.
The purpose of the company Is to
furnlph comfortable anil
nlcusant
1 homes nl tow cost to
small Incomes. Its prime movers are
men and women well known In hul
UC33 nnd philanthropy, and the devel
opment of the Idea Is In the hands ol
capable architects and land nape gar-
deiiers. A tract of land In forest
Hills within the live cent fnre raelliiHiSutli a hook may also be used for va
nnd with good trolley facilities is be-rlons household hints. A person who
Ing luld out with avrntie. winding I" artistically Inclined tnny make an
drives and lawns, and six apartment! attractive recipe liook In this wuy liy
houses of ii new type nre being prwt-.l"HI"B some simple decoration on Hid
ed, each to hold twelve families Jndg- cover
Inir from the nlans tbev should bo;
very plensnnt living quarters, even
without taking Into account the agree
able surround lugs, the broad spaces
provided for beauty unci recrentlou
ami the pure air and quiet nf such a
suburban colony
Sociology students aro fast coming
BY ALL GROCERS
sisters In Honolulu anil while many
of the girls thej are helping have)
never liraril of the Ilia- Slter Movo
nient, they are reaping Hie bent-fits
nml their starved and plmhed lives
tire blossoming Into something mom
normally, healthy and livable
Miss Maynard has chosen Wcdncft-.
day aft rnoon as lllg Sister time ow
ing to the fact that Hie girls paroled
from Hie Hlrls' Industrial School re
port to her at that time and an ex
(client opportunity Is afforded those)
who contemplate taking up tnn worn
of seeing and conversing with thoso
so sorely In need of tactful aid ami
sympathy
Now that the holiday rush Is over
ami the feminine iHipulatlcin Is breath.
Ing normally ngalu. It Is believed that
a number of new volunteers will Join
the rnnks of the lllg Sisters
to the conclusion Dial city slums am
not n necessary evil If there Is a so
lution to the problem. It appears to
lie In the direction of this dwelling
house company's experiment ll seems
logical to believe Hint If we can build
better homes In suburbs and sell or
rent them to those who now live un
comfortably In the ino-t densely
crowded sections of the city, and on
such terms Hint their new homes will
TO SAVEJECIPES
Make a little book by tvhig together
five or six long envelopes. A piece ot
plain drawing paper makes n good
back for this If folded to the size of
tlm envelopes. As recipes ure found
workmen with"" ,'1" maguzlnes and Juurnnls they
may ne cut, out ami put into these en
velopes. It is a good plan to keep
certain cnveloivs for certain kinds of
recipes. One may lie. for cakes, an
other for vegetables, etc., the clans
name of recipes contained being writ-
ten on the outside) of the envelope.
TO CLEAN CANE CHAIRS
Wash with hot water until they aro
well soaked, am) use soap If neces
sary Dry them In the sun and tho
seats will become as tight ns when
new.
