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SUNDAY. JUNE 24. 1983 THE HANNEB-HBItALP. ATHENS. GKOBCTA' Women Oppose Women Might as Well Get Used to the Silhouette “stay Home, Women,” Declare Two Who Don Straight-Line Design Is Coming In Stronger Successful Bank Executives T Confess First Place J For Thei Than Ever, Say Dress Manufacturers Even since women became promi nent #in their struggle for equal suffrage, tf-- —• ** jllvo down “woman's p! Yet here experienced - business executives who could by their own example dltt prove this opinion but who actually affirm Its wisdom! "Woman's place I* In her home,” repents Mrs. E. M, Abernathy of Lexington, Okla., while she’s seated at her'desk In the offices of the Se curity State Bank here. She's presi dent of that Institution and has been so since October 1915. She's consid ered one of the leaders' of the com munity, not only among women but • among business men as well. Confirming, Mrs. Abernathy's para doxical assertion Is Miss M. O. Movnis, also president of a nnnh— tho First National Banlt of Lldger- wood, N. D. But Miss Movlus believes that's a drawback .* to the progress of T«« 1 ■ Tttouse WM§g&* '■ SfSSsb'* AfitAte womankind In business—her dispo sition to marry. Women 'turn their attention to home about the time they're ready to, learn their Jobs. “After all.*’ she muses, “perhaps that is the best.” And Mrs. Abernathy says It Is. “Home life for a woman." she says; “Is what business Is to a MRS, E. 1f. ABERNATHY (ABOVE) AND MISS M. O. MOVIUS AT 1UQHT. But there's a time when woman can enter business without endan gering home ties, she adds. THIS SCENE IS TYPICAL QF TOLLING PLACES THROUGHOUT AT LANTA WHERE “AN’TI-VKM IXISTS" ARE REGISTERING TO PROTEST AGAINST.THE WOMEN'S POLITIC!A I, LEAGUE PLANS OF GAINING* CONTROL W CITY OFFICES BY ELECTION OF A COMPLETE TICKET OF WOMEN. ,- ATLANI^^e-Po women always vote ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ —■ " — An emphatic and negative answer BRIGHT COLORS Is being made 1»y fair sen voters in e nr , i/irfrri this city. for BEACHES A uvea a result ,of tlvslr determined effort to prevent a ticket -composed A 1 ' "" ' ■"“^S3PRGaF“"l entirely of women from gxinjng 1 — "If, after a woman has her horns e so established that without In ference with It s'*" —- ..—..mv.. .. she may enter business, not In a half-hearted man ner but for all there is In It, she may leavo It for snmo other pur suit, hut not until then. “It la verv seldom* that a man Any Style of Apron Bring Your Frock Up-to-Date “It Is very seldom* that a man marries with A desire to see his wife leave theVHshes in the sink to rush to am omoa every morning. Therefore, a woman owes It to her —politically speaking. Atlanta Js in a turmoil of excitement. When the Women's Political League recently announced a complete ticket, frimt mayor on down, for tho pending primaries, their sisters of the ballot drew back In"amazement. Mass meet ings were held and voters urged to register a petticoat protest. "Antis” contended: THAT It was all right for wom en occasionally to hold political office. THAT Anf. effort to gain com plete ©onfrogof a city government was going cco far. THAT (food 4nen should be cho- posslble." Mrs. Abernathy took her business when her husbknd died. H*r *°b died later. Now she Interests her self In her chickens and turkeys, when she's not at the bank. Her home life la her recrsatlon, she says. Miss Movlus drifted Into banking after sho had been postmistress In her little home town In North Da kota. Her two brothers organised a hank and took her In at cashier. Now she's -president. “I believe there Is a future ahead In the banking business for women," she says. “They will be successful, however, only to the extent they apply themselves to the business.” There's the. warning, repeated; "Stay home, 1 housewives, unless you've completed your home duties and find time to put your heart and sould into huslncas,” P PLACES ON SILHOUETTE MODELS WILL BE THE FASHION THIS MODELS SHOW. FURR IN UNEXPEI AND WINTER, AS TH1 FALL CLEVELAND.—If your eyes have not yet become accustomed to the Vmplc, straight-line silhouette that took the fashion world by storm In the late spring, they will by fall. For the silhouette Is going to re main. This Is the edict Issued by the National Cloak, Suit * and Skirt Manufacturers' Association at Its seihl-^nnual meeting held here. And with the edict, they have already Keep Cool During Summer With THAT the IMIMen of political re- Fponsiblllty belong, on maaculln, HiouhWrs. THAT women have other and moro useful spheres. Undaunted by^th* Wtle.\!H<3«b«tx:"f p b aguft, tha£ Mrs. J. E. ibb* wlll«R.f(W. msyor and be back- i vitb anra^to ticket. .1**. Flohfnef -Moore nnd Miss Fran* ,, MusfJT.' leaders of tho “antl-fom- i*t" group, voico the opinion of hun- |a reported, when they sav RIBBON ONLY TRIMMING ness In fashion. As David 8unshlne,. president oi the association, puts It: "Never before have American wo men bad the opportunity offered them to dress ao simply and yet ao dis tinctively as they will dhrlng the coming fall and winter. The reaction from the wild and gaudy Klffg Tut etylee is very marked and conserva tism Is reflected In all the approved stages for tho new season.” ' Pur Predominant. But tho young lady who stilt do* tires extreme effects In her clothes may have It :n the unexpected use tri . n have other and more useful rph-rc* ‘han politics. Worn**''* place primarily Is" In the hr me nivl nptjn the city hall, the cry tnc. upf,.»nC leave® member, feel {hat to realty accomplish goon in r mtindeal wny. It Is necessary to com- pletel/ control the city government. llnnce this summer If tho bathing suits that are shown In fashionable shops find their way to tho water’s edge. Tlio suits are made of bright print ed materials—percale, callco-^any fabric that I* figured and cotton. Egyptian, Terslan, Indian—tho de sign doesn't matter, so long as It uses all the colors^In tho spectrum. Bathing caps are made to match and so are big beach umbrellas. /COPYRIGHT BY bUCALLSj FUDGE places. Leading trimmings, medal lions and tabs will come In fur and will offset the silhouette effect of the models. Variations In the silhouette—such as a flare or rlppts at the side of front—will also •please the lover of the gaudy and extreme. But the straight line will remain. Heri and there will be seen sn uneven .bottom to the coat, with fur tabs to the ankles. 1 * ; .Sleeves art set In on moot model* The equare convertible collar con tinues, but the shawl collar has Mso returned to favor. Belts Art “Old.” Not a belt will be worn on the new models. The only hints of belt ing will be cording or embroidery to tho hip line, and perhaps A large button or buckle—far trimmed, of course—at the left side. By Bertha*E. V flhaplclgh of Columbia University.' Cream one cup butter and two cups ruiar togXr. idd four ounces choc- elate which hss been and th yolks of four eggs, well beaten. Beat this mixture![thoroughly. Add three Z. tW!‘b‘br« ««•*"£ baking pou-def nnd nlttrnale nbh nne enn of milk., Add bw'cn * h, £* model has n coquettish npron fre that droops In side drapes to bek the hem. Either style is good—and' so Is a other variation of tho apron mo that you can think of yourself. * It's quits the thlog to pat an apron ©n your newest frock. Hers aro two ways to do It: Ono model sketched shows the full length apron panel, front and back, nlooly. rour.dcd oft at tha corners to show the skirt beneath. Ths other HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS LEFT-OVER FISH. Left-over fish may be served with l and vinegar or lomon. Juice as a ■MTWand fudn frdrtlhtf;! Till, fro,tin. «» b * *??. 'con.tSofiit, nr,: 0n '' ,0 “ r, ,’J cun Inidcn t«o cup, ,n cun milk; tltreo ounce* chocolate <un .wc-toned), on, ««a,noon v,nlli«. link, n, you would make l" 1 **' Wl unlit th, rltfht ■nrend on cak,. which .U K It can b« poured on th, csk, cdr. hardenln* >«f(lclcntly <° r "? ( without rUMlrvr do*n th. hot to fmat top layer tint. • h ' n ,,ie middle and lait'the sides. . . Tills UrvSBi cake, and will keep for days without drying. Housewife Can Make a Good Politician, Says One of ’E By Marian Hale. ' NEW YORK.—What women I Icarnetl managing hoirles, husbt and children should make them v Mb to contributor* to (ho political [COPYRIGHT*hY»l«CALL'! may be warmed up In sauce, which la drawn butter or whlto sauce with egg added. KITCHEN CLOCK. navy, and lighter tones of blue con tinuing In popularity. On suits alwvbbUi drsssy tad tail ored, th* silhouett# will prevail. There Is t preferenc# to th# 16-incb length in th# dressy models. Skirts Heavy bilk crepe# art ahs fashion able materials for summer wraps— they are being featured by all tbe large New York shops. Navy Mae, brown, tnelge and gray are the fav orite shades and the linings are made of brilliant printed silks. The hemline has become, important It Is frequently marked by a wide circular flounce or by a deep band gathering the fullness of the garment. Both styles are among those predict ed for autumn wear. The cape dress ,4s also fashionable for'summer wear .and Is sore to bs mado of silk crepe. The dress Is straight in Its lines and tailored In Its style and the cape that buttons beneath the' dress collar if vftiady nearly knee 'length.- The efficient housewife Will have a CHERRY COBBLER tl.ivmlty- W,«h ui« ,tpne mm i tiaif pound cherrtc,. Pla lag dish and cover with kitchen stove so .that she may time her bakings without effort. FISH CAKES. Bits of green pepper sn HANO UP CLOTHES. ~ Put your clothes on hangers as scon as yon take them off. Before pitting them away look them ove» and see If they need any stitches or Heaping. Keep them In repair and you will get twice the wear from the cake la slowly turned. la tho sen- ter place pne large rose. Or the cake may be baked in a pan having a hole la the center. In the holi place a ■mall glass holding several roses, Froatino. Boll three cups sugar an 1 a cup of wa:er... with a ft w grain* nf salt, to gether until the thermomiter regis ters 240 degrees Fahrenhs’:. w tho simp rpltn a tors thread when drr.p- urd from tho Up of a spoon. R.hi. ve front the fire atrd cool for two mm- Pour slowly onto the stiff / uwtrn white* Of four ecg*. OtW op.» t*n»p»an roio exit set end place the tviwl in a pan of tolling wnt*^'' ilcst‘>tgad:!y un’rll the troittiUt dnrsn'r run. Ibis »;..*y bo determined by'ptan'ng • litllo on th* cake. Four mtc rte rake ami w.n!t t'e fro«»ing l\ the edge. Then smooth, making 'the grooves as previously suggested. .Spread frosting on the sides with a moad-bladed knife, hav ing the frosting perfectly smooth* By Bertha E. Shaplelgh of Columbia University, ^ Work one cup'of butter until creamy and vefy glossy. Add two cups su gar gradually and continue the beat ing. Adll on# cup milk, alternating with four cups flour sifted with f.'tr teaspoons baking powder. -Add «t»?fiy beaten whites of eight eggs, one tea spoon vanilla extract .and beat 'for five minutes. Turn into n buttered pan lined with paper also buttered, place In a m-st- •rate oven and gratyully Increase the heat until the cake has rls*fn •venl/ to the top of the pan and begun slight ly to color,*Reduce the heat k Utt'e spoon taking ffwaXTonc-hMf teaspoon salt sn l four tablespoons lard and butter mixed, make a biscuit dough, using enough -milk to moisten to a «oft d‘ ugh. Turn onto a board and roll to a six* hhich will fit ths baking dish con taining tho ch4T rie *’ having the dough about half nn Inch thick. Brush over with melted butter a'nd bake In a moderate oven for 10 or 40 minutes. Stivi with cream or a liquid sauce. BOOK CASEB. The hook shelves and book case* rhotilt harmonise with the other fur nishings In n room and may bq placed under windows and In various re- ces'eg nnd empty spaces where they will add to tho charm of the room. SOUP STOCK. In preparing atock tor soups, grav ies nnd dressings, remember that It should not stand In a covered recep tacle after it is strained unless tbs cover Is perforated. FRUIT FLAVORING. Rrules the seeds of apple* nnd bears, tie them In muslin, and nlsc (or flnvnriBw'tarfs or stewed fruit. MRS. EMILY NEWELL B|.AIR. | Chill sauce added to any ct tbf brands of prepared mayonnaise will make a hurry-up Russian dressing- HAMBURGER* BTfcAK. Add bread ewrab, to tb. b»mbitr*ee .teak to make It tendg. COLORED BULBS. With colored electric U»ht bulbi used la lamp, lr,te,d of the tram- parent glaaa a much aoftes U*bt nay be achieved, >7 REELED POTATOES. To pravut potato^, turnlnE blaek add a tea.pocnful of ifeffir to tb. water IB wETtho ar. boiled. till them. 1 Smart Parasols. Ths most elaborats and expensive parasols of this season aro finished quite as beautifully on tha lnalde as on tho out, Tho fcamo work is entirely PEAS FOR COOKING. Fresh peas should not tm shelled until they ere to be cooked. They will become quite tough If exposed to the air tor any length of time. # TARRAGON VINEGAR. WAT ft IN CAKE A J**) You can oftc-r use water In mix ing a cake Instead of milk, and find that the cake will be lighter In teg* COOLING DISH ON ICE. Wha» j.a wlah to eool tha content, *f a plate rapldlr by placta, It ho tha ■w. ua. a can rubber beneath ao *«• WIU be no rllpplp* of tha dWt, _ turs and less liable to sqorcb.