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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
12
This McClure Syndicate recipe roundup explains mousse varieties such as grape juice and coffee mousse, plus white and caramel parfaits. It details ingredients, beating methods, cooling times, and chilling in ice and salt, with rich pudding glace and fruit sauces for serving.
President Wilson sat in a box at Poli's Theater with the Attorney General and Dr. Gray. Earlier he hosted a reception for 22 Russian women teachers and 40 professors at the White House blue room, presented by Lieut. Charles Rockwell.
In a playful mythic domestic scene Ulysses defends his travel souvenirs including armor head dress and a rock hurled by Polyphemus arguing they add character and could fetch a fortune. Penelope complains of clutter and hygiene while predicting bridge game chaos and the value of keepsakes vs junk.
July 19 marks the births of two notable women painters from distinguished families. Juliette Bonheur of the Bonheur family in Paris, sister to Rosa Bonheur, pursued animal painting and taught in her sister’s school, while her son Hippolyte and Rene showed artistic promise. Lucy Madox Brown of the Madox Brown family learned under her father and produced works like Romeo and Juliet in the Vault, later marrying W. M. Rossetti and limiting her painting time.
The reading warns of doubtful influences with Uranus and Saturn in dynamic aspect while Venus and the sun grant favorable energy for authorities and theatre. It predicts rail and ship accidents, political centers in the Midwest, especially Illinois, and romance for the young. Women may benefit, and health is advised for those born on the date.
Lillian Fay Pulsifer heads to New York to pursue professional dancing defying her wealthy family. An interview recounts Mrs. Benton McMillin advocating female independence through work and marriage alternatives. Also covered: socialite Mrs. America Will Elms Grant romance and Lord Decies fraud case in London, plus a Potomac river steamer trip to Colonial Beach with a four day carnival lineup.
The new British poet laureate is Dr Robert Bridges, appointed by the premier to replace the late Alfred Austin. A physician by training, Bridges is in his sixtyninth year and has practiced in London hospitals. He holds an MA and an MB from Oxford and is a Doctor of Literature.
Fashion notes emphasize accessories as essential to today’s gowns with velvet or ribbon sashes transforming simple frocks. The tango inspired sash is highlighted, alongside dainty cotton crepes and volles. Patterns No 784-25 and 7827 showcase two-piece and robelette looks with draped skirts, slashed collars, and sash details. sizes range 14 to 18 years, fabric yardage provided, patterns from Washington agencies.
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