Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1940-05-03 | Page 4 | What to Do

What to Do BY PHYLLIS BELMONT fin ruin 11 nimmMiiiir uti rf iAiMrtiiiiinl J HAVE three children, the youngest 7. When we have guests, I never know what to do. I hate to keep the children waiting, and yet to serve them first does not appear quite courteous to the others. What would you suggest? sug-gest? . MRS. M. B. L. Answer There is a very simple solution. Have the children eat in the kitchen before the dinner hour for the older persons. Thus the children chil-dren can be taken care of without delay, and later you as hostess, having hav-ing no children's meal to worry about any longer, can concentrate on taking care of your guests. Older children, of course, should learn to wait until they are served with the grown-ups. Usually they are glad to do this, as it gives them a delightful delight-ful sense of importance. Phyllis Belmont. WNU Service.