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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. IfEW YORK. TUESDAY. APRIL 15. 1913.

Z7 BUILDING OF SUBWAYS WOMAN'S CLUB THEME Masculine View of Street Car Chivalry When Should Women Be Given Seats? Brooklynites to Appear in Historic Pageant Suffragists Plan Big Affair for May 2 tMake No Discrimination Between Congressman, Banker, Doctor, Busi f'JJ 'K SU' ness Man and City Official Discuss Suffragist and "Anti" Practice Might Apply to Theaters. The committee on Science. Mies Mary W. Chapman, chairman, bad charge of the programme yesterday afternoon at the meeting ot the Brooklyn Woman's Club, held in the lectureroom ot the Toung Women's Christian Assoeiatloa. The subject for the day was: "The Building of Subways and Tunnels," and It was developed by James C.

Meem, who Illustrated his remarks with stereoptlcon views. The pictures showed the progress of the subways both here and across the river, from the time the first shovelfull ot dirt was taken out down to the present day. The last picture was ot New 51k 'wy 1 my- the Question. but not between the hours of and 10 The discussion Instigated by The Eagle a to whether or not men should give up their seats in street cars to women am. or 4 and p.m.

Women should arrange their shopping expeditions so as to leave the cars for business people exclusively during those hours. has aroused a broad interest. Yesterday the women were heard from. Today the 'Of course, the above only applies xo York lighted in the evening, and Mr. Meem cases of women who are obliged to ride pointi of view of men husbands of the in street cars.

Personally, I do not ap prove of women riding in public cars. They should ride In private ones, or walk. Then, those to whom private cars are women who have already given their opinion is preseuted. "Why, of course, a man should give up Mb seat to a woman!" emphatically declared Will'am M. Calder, when the question was propounded to him.

"Even on old man, in my opinion, should offer to do so. Of course, In a aso like that not always available would not oe so frequently tempted to go to afternoon teas at fashionable hotels and restaurants and would have more time to attend to home duties, am strong for the home duties proposition. To me It Is the most interesting question of all. But to return to women in street cars. If I see a decrepit woman or man, or one whom 1 consider unlit to stand, I Invariably give up my seat.

The same obtains with a remarked that to his mind there was nothing more beautiful than New York when It was lighted at night. Despite the fact that the lecture was replete with statistics, It was most Interesting from start to finish. The speaker said that when the three subways are In running order residents of Greater New York will be able to gel from any given point to any other point within the city limits for 5 cents. Ho aid also that a few days before the opening ot the tube under the East River there was a meeting ot the board ot directors of the Interborough, and each man gave an estimate as to how many passengers the tube would carry a day for the first six months. The highest guess was 60,000, and as a matter ot fact, within the first ten days the number was 198,000 people.

In referring to those who built the subways, Mr. Meem said that the really nice thing for the woman to do would be to refuse the offer. I am a firm advocate of any principle which holds women as objects of respect and Hiss Edith Johnstons, Miss Eldreda Johnstone. Mrs. Horace Greeley Hart.

nice-looking woman. Next to noma duties, a nice-looking woman interests me. do not consider that any little courtesy is too trivial or too llttl- worth while to be bestrowed on their. Therefore, A pageant in which beautiful women will be conspicuous is to be a feature of the programme for the suffrage mass meeting to be held on May 2 at the Metropolitan Opera House, Manhattan. Colonel If men want to encourage courtesy to women, they should give up their seats to them in the theaters.

It is disgraceful I always remove my hat from my head or the cigar from my ou i when riding to think of a man remaining seated In a In the same elevator with a woman, Theodore Roosevelt will be the speaker. The Woman Suffrage party is engineering the affair and the Brooklyn members are co-operating effectively with those from the other boroughs of the Greater City. no one man could claim the credit. All theater after having given up S3 for the same seat, while a woman who has arrived after the standing room only limit has been reached has to stand. But, as I said before, women should not ride In public conveyances.

They should remain at home." William M. Calder. who contributed money, might, muscle Seasonable Recipes H-h-m, that woild depend upon the Justin McCarthy said: "Today la the woman," said Frederic E. uunni6on. Mix a few chopped English walnuts or almonds in the Icelng for a more tasty finish.

ORANGE PUDDING Take one cup ot sugar, one cup of rolled soda crackers, two eggs, one teaspoonful of butter, one orange, the grated rind and strained juice, and a quart ot milk. Bake same at a plain egg custard. Serve cold. Now, If she wen young and pretty or anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. When the appalling news first came to us that the great vessel had gone down.

and mentality should share that distinction. A social hour followed the lecture. After the minutes were read at the opening of the meeting, Professor Coar of Adelphl College, who is lecturing in Brooklyn In the interest of a bigger and better Adelphl, spoke on this subject. He told of the great need here ot a woman's college, and Invited the members ot the club to Join the Adelphl College Auxiliary made up of some 200 prominent Brooklyn women. Mrs.

I. Sturges Coffin, presided. Mr. Meem's auditors Included a number of men. we were stunned with the tragedy of It, and then, when the loss ot life was PAULINE'S MUFFINS Take a pint each of flour and milk, two eggs, one tablespoonful of butter and one of sugar, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and half a teaspoonful of salt.

Mix all the dry ingredients together. Beat the eggs liehtlv and mix with the milk. Stir the old and feeble, I should not hesitate. But, Berlously, the agitation on equal rights has tended to do away with the little courtesies formerly shown women by men and has somehow it the former on an equal footing with their brothers. Consequently men have become somewhrt liquid gradually into the flour until the neglectful in little things, the necessity RHUBARB LEAVES FOR GREENS for which would really hardly exist were Ud that fits the omelet pan; press the lid close to the pan and turn upside down with omelet on the lid; then slip It back Into the pan, brown side uppermost, and let other side brown.

Tho lid should be treated before turning out tbe omelet on to it. If cold, it will chill the omelet and it will not be so nice. Do not fold, but turn out on to a heated dish. COFFEE CAKE Set a sponge with a pint of lukewarm milk; a two-cent cake of yeast, half a teaspoonful of salt, and half a pound of flour. Let rise in a warm place for two hours, then stir in half a cupful of softened butter, one cupful of raisins, a quarter of a cupful of finely shredded citron or candied orange peel, one cupful of sugar, and three eggs beaten light.

Knead in enough flour to make a dough, about a pound; divide the SUNSHINE SOCIETY NOTES mixture is of the consistency oi a dshw smooth and free from lumps. Beat vigorously for a few minutes, and then pour into buttered muffin rings placed on a well-greased, hot griddle and bake in a quick oven. DUCHESS SOUP Take one quart of milk, two small white onions, two eggs, two tablespoonfuls of butter, two of flour, two tablespoonfuls of grated cheese and Bait and pepper to taste. Put the milk on to heat In a double boiler. Fry the onions in the butter for about twenty minutes, but do not brown.

Then stir in the flour and cook two minutes longer. kAA the milk and cook ten minutes, stir Contrary to the general belief, rhubarb leaves make delicious greens. Some consider them superior to splnnach or beets. Cook until tender in enough water to cover; drain, chop and season. Soma serve with hard boiled eggs or fried bacon for a garnish.

Bacon gravy may ba used to season any greens In place ot butter. Woman's World. woman established on an equal oasis with men. Looking at It in that light, there would be no more occasion to give up one's Beat In a car to a woman than to a man. As fcr the Immediate present, men are mor.

apt to be physically tired than women when riding in a car, as they are likely to be returning home after a day's work, while a woman probably is bound for the same destination, but from a matinee; therefore a man should exercise some judgment and discrimination. When a woman who has a child enters a car, any man will relinquish his seat to her. Of that I am confident." "How do you look up the custom of removing the hat and refraining from smoking when riding in an elevator with a woman?" George L. Tirrell. which is no more than any gentleman should do." dough into threo even parts and roll out Brooklyn Branch No.

6 will hold Its April meeting at the home of Mrs. E. P. Campbell, 121 Hooper street, on Wednesday afternoon, April 23, The president, Mrs. William H.

Hamilton, will preside at the business session, after which there will be a sunshine social. "The Jolly Thirteen," the sunshine branch that was organized last May, when the Sunshiners were In convention at Starkey Seminary Sunshine Lodge, will hold a Sunshine Laundry Social at West-over Lodge, Bay Thirty-second street, separately, long and thin; then braid to gether and form a ring In the pan. Let rise again, very light, and bake a good "Would you give up our seat In a car to a Suffragist, Mr. Calder, or would you half hour. Ice with thin sugar icelng.

hesitate I "Indeed not. Suffragist or anti, she'll ring until it thickens and is smooth. Add the seasoning and cheese, and when ready tn t.ikn ud add the eggs, beaten with a get my seat any time! "Would I give up my seat to a woman? "A man should never puff a cigar or cigarette in an elevator under any circumstances, no matter who is In the car Bensonhurst, on Saturday, April 26. A feature of the occasion will be the formation of the sunshine choir that is expected to sing at the sunshine convention to be held May 14 to 17. The group of songs adopted by the International Sunshine Society and printed In Its Manual, will be used by the choir.

A chorus of forty voices is desired. with him. The smell of smoko is as ob Gold Bust Jectionable to some men as it is to some women. As to removing the hat, here I want to register an objection. An ele Frederick B.

Gunnison. vator differs in construction only from a public hall. It answers the same pur few spoonfuls of the soup. Do not let the soup boil after the cheese and eggs are added. CREAMED APPLE TART Line a deep pie dish with good pastry and put in about three cupfuls of chopped apples, mixed with three-quarters ot a cupful ot soft white sugar, the juice of a lemon and a little grated rind.

Cover and bake until well done. Lift the crust, when it has cooled enough, and pour in a pint ot whipped cream. Do not replace the upper crust, but set aside with the pie, to serve when ice cold. If you ubo a very deep dish, the upper crust may be broken Into the apples and the whipped cream poured over the whole. SILVER AND GOLD PIE For the silver part, take a large white potato anr' cleans windows quickly poise; It is a means of communication between two given pointc.

Therefore, nown to us. we wer6 norror BtricKen but, when the story came of how those SJ splendid American men, with everything JfPS' VVV.r,-2?Je5iJ free bed at the Sunshine Sanitarium, In the world to live for, sent the women sent with her dues for three months a report you may as well say that a mar should walk through the hall of a public or office building uncovered should there be a woman in sight, or should sit out a street car Journey, with his hat on his knees, because there 1b a woman down that a young mother is much In need of a baby carriage for her little child. Anyone wishing to donate a carriage 1b requested to communicate with Sunshine Headquarters, 121 Hooper street, Brook Thellps-outwearthe gloves 99 peel end grate it into a deep plate. Add the iulce and grated rind of a lemon, the beaten white of one egg, a cupful ot white sugar and a cupful of cold water, btir all together and bake in a single crust lyn. Mrs.

Byron E. Mead will give a sunshine euchre at her homo, 443 Pacific street, on Thursday, April 24, at 2:30, for the benefit of a poor family. The father Is blind, the mother Is not strong and there are several children, Including twin babies, for whom a twin baby carriage is desired. in a dish deep enough to hold twice the quantity of the silver part. Make a cus tard of one cupful ot milk, a teaspoonful SILK Into the boats and sank while the band played, the thrill In every heart had pride and Joy in it that the world should know how Americans could treat women, die for themif need bo.

Other ships havo sunk and men thrust women and children aside as they sprang for the boats and fought drowning women away from them. "It Is all a matter of bringing up. The Indian complacently permits his squaw to do all the hard work and carry sail the burdens. The savage knocks 's future bride over the head with a club and carries her away. 'Woman' has no sentimental meaning for those men.

There is no poetry in the thought of wife, sister or mother for the man who will permit a tired, gray haired woman to stand there is no real chivalry In the heart of any young man who will permit any woman to stand in the car while he is sitting. "And the habit is growing. For a time young women were permitted to stand, and there seemed Justice in that. Then the suffrage question was taken as an excuse by willing, selfish men to of cornstarch, one egg and sugar to taste. Btl Flour with grated nutmeg or sherry wine.

Pour over the silver layer and return to the oven and cook until set. When done ii you may finish with a meringue it you wish, or serve without. With a dry, soft cloth remove dust from both sides, cleaning the corners and grooves with the point of a stick covered with a cloth. Have ready a pail of warm suds made by dissolving a tablespoon of GcldBllSt washing powder in warm water. Dip a soft cloth in the water, squeeze almost dry and wipe the glass off.

Polish with chamois, as it leaves no lint. Do not wash windows when the sun is shining on them. Mirrors should be washed in the same way as windows. Then polish with a soft cloth charged with powdered cold Dust whiting. ove GERMAN OMELET Take five eggs.

five tablespoonfuls of cream or rich milk, six thin slices of bacon, a level teaspoonful of minced parsley. Beat eggs and cream together and add parsley. Let the bacon simmer for five minutes in boiling hot water. DAILY MENU "WEDNESDAY BREAKFAST. Fruit.

Cereal. Cream. Broiled bacon. Creamed potatoes. Twin biscuit.

CulTee. LUNCHEON. Corn fritters. Cottage- cheese. Brown bread.

Apple sauce. Tea. DINNER. Chicken fricassee with dumpling. Mashed potatoes.

Peas. Dandelion and radish salad. Strawberry charlotte. Coffee. Alt nv 1 ih a Put a piece of butter in your omelet pan and brown a little.

Then pour in a thin layer of the egg batter. Lay on this the slices of bacon, drained well, and pour in the remainder of the egg mixture. Place over a fire when it will cook slowly, but gradually, and when It begins to stiffen turn over in following manner: Put tiny bits of butter on a keep seated when older women appeared. Then women with bundles were treated with chivalry. Finally the woman with a baby, got a scat.

Now gray haired women, women with bundles, with children in their arms are permitted to stand until some young girl gives them a seat. "It makes the Mood of a man boll to see young men escorting some young woman out sit while an elderly woman hangs to a strap in dlstresB and the young woman never shows her disgust to her ungallant escort. "It Is only a question of time if this White Crepe is sold in 5C On Black Hat and RELIABLE POINTS ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY Justin McCarthy. large pack-tikf jfJSsk ages. The iRjjjr large package means greater rffj hM BSVjfFJS economy.

Irj jf I VV is matter is taken for granted when wom at the other end of the car. Besides, It is not conducive to the best of health to en will be shoved aside as they are at the Brooklyn Bridge today during the rush hour and have to fight to get a place Xef the Cold Dust Twin do your work" In a car. Every American woman and man should pray that such a thing does will give more "real" service and satisfaction than the "ordinary and "cost no more" than the glove represented as "just as good." "KAYSER" Silk Gloves are not the outcome of "claims" or "arguments," but solely the result of a lifetime of striving for the attainment of an ideal, the achievement of which has not been hampered by restrictions of cost or time. The guarantee you receive with gloves, sold without the maker's name, rarely ever goes back anyj further than the clerk who sold the goods. Every pair of "KAYSER" Silk Glovescon-tains a guarantee ticket both the glove and the ticket bear the name "KAYSER." Look for it it is assurance of quality, fit and value and is there for your protection.

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It is absurd." "How do you stand In the matter of giving up your seat to Suffragists? Do you take them at their word when they say they want to be considered on an equal footing with men?" "No. A woman is a woman to me whatever her fancies or beliefs. They cannot make any less a woman, and I give up my seat as willing to a Suffragist as to an I take pleasure, as do all men, in treating women with every courtesy." Dr. Warren Simmons said he always scrutinizes a woman's lace to determine whether or not she is more tired than he, in which case he gladly gives up his seat to her. "Of course," he supplemented, "if she is nn elderly woman or has a child, I dispense with any further consideration and offer my seat at once.

I have a profound respect for women, and endeavor always to treat them with courtesy, but do not see any adequate reason why an elderly man who is tired should feel called upon to give un his lsh, selfish, brutal race. Mothers should Insist upon their boys getting up for young girls, and the boys ought to wish MILK pi to do so. "I've counted the men who hare given -PEERLESS BRAND their seats to women In my presence lately, and It Is a suggestive thing that eight out of ten were certainly Irish, for Many a Dish is Improved by its Use. Rich, Pure and Wholesome WHEN YOU ARE "RUN-DOWN" At the first signs of warm weather, "spring-fever," poor appetites, pale, sallow, pimply faces and that tired, drowsy, overworked feeling remind us of the urgent need of taking preventive measures to ward off sickness and give us energy and good health. At this season of the year no one should neglect taking a good tonic to purify tho blood and build up the body with strength and energy.

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The fact that she was a Suffragist would not prejudice me in the least. I always remove my hat or cigar when in an elevator with a woman, and last, but not least, I love all the girls." "I think that men should give up their seats to old women or men or to handsome, though young, women, during non-rush hours," stated George L. Tirrell, FREE SAMPLE The Electro-Silicon 30 Cliff 8r, Now York KISS SECOR BEADS A PLAY. Last evening an entertainment was Comfort with style attractive lines with supple grace I I given at the Borough Park M. E.

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