Activities of the Past Week
annual dance “and three an-i Women's club held a card party and
meetings featured the activi- dance Monday night at the club
. rooms.
0:“;h:o§:lstu::°°k m Norwslks Three annual mecings were hold
during the past week.
Dances
. Elections.
4t tho Royal James Inn. Wednes-i
‘ Tho Omicron Circle of the East
.8“th members of tho Norwallk avenue church hold an election and
on or the National Council of
annual meeting Monday ll: tho
(A is)! Women held their annual church. Mills Alico Slnwson was
‘l s. A feature of the adair was
elected president. It was planned
“imminent number under the to xivo a Turhy dinner November
1 of one of the local theatres. 23.
bars of the Auxiliary or the The Mother's club held an annual
or Tarlov Post attended on meeting at the home of Mrs. Charla.
Itioo Dance at the Ritz Dance Rogers, Tuesday. Mrs. Rogers was
in Bridgeport under tho aus-
re-oiocted president.
of the Raymond Harris Post The Women's Foreign Missionary
rldfoport. Wednesday night.
society hold an annual meeting at
-s Hospital Whist club held the the Norwalk M. E. church Tuesday.
names qt the season last night Mrs. Eurio Gregory was elected
9 Norwalk Country club Cards president.
q also enjoyed : The Girls and Women's club have
bout to of the young people in moved from their old quarter. on
. - enjoyed a costume dance held
Wail street to s new homo on 24
the M N aneho" company Main street. A housewarming is
day night.
it“!
planned for Dcccmbor l.
_ Anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs Howard D. Wood of
100 East avenue celebrated their
first wedding anniversary Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Front of
Ward street announced the birth of
a son. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Quinlan
ot Bottswood road celebrated their
13th wedding anniversary Monday.
A former local couple. Mrs. Helen
Andrew Hayes and Frank lbbotson.
were wet! in New Haven last Sun-
clay.
Miss Lillian L. Twombiy of Dan.
nllht. and planned. proparnd, bury, formerly of this city, an-
‘d and served the supper meal , nouncod her engagement to Howard
dives. .Il. noel of Brooklyn. Wednesday
izpah Circle of the South The wedding is scheduled for thc
cl” Baptist church held is sup- late Sprint'-
if ussday night in celebration of Mrs. Harry Anderson of 25 Firs:
,o'olnpletion of its indebtedness. street gave a house warming in he:
’ ,Hospital Sewing Circle of St. new home. Wednesday night. Mrs
p’li's church enjoyed a supper at Anderson. formerly Miss Helen
‘ drone of Mrs. Henry Bergman Walsh, was mnrriod a short timi
dmiitoh avenue. Wednesday. . ngo.
.‘o Buckingham Women's ltclici Mr, and Mrs. Roth 1‘. Avery of
' had a supper at the home of 229 Ely avenue celebrated their
Manlptoh on Comstock Hill and wedding anniversary yesterday
he, Thursday night. at their home.
. Clubs. Concerts.
u’o Better Films Association of The Norfiect Trio gitvc an excel-
nil: held its first meeting of in: lent concert at the Hillside school
nMondtty afternoon at. which yesterday afternoon. They present-
ll was decided not to hold any ed a. varied progrwum. A trio in
i” ‘ children's matinecs for is D minor by Mendelsbhn was the
fill b. A general meeting to be bold feature.
a Royal Jhmcs will take place Under the auspices of the Non
-..“..' the next two weeks. walk Council of Religious Educa~
Norwalk Day Nursery met at tion, 5. concert was given at. tho
me or Mrs Christian Swartx South Nor-walk M. 1'). church lust
.ny' afternoon. Two hundred evening. Mnbol Miller. Ralph To.
dolly-nine children were resis- land, Carlton L’Hommcdicu, Miss
‘73 at the Day Nursery last month Myrtico Weaver and the .lcuncltr
on Calvert club hold the first Uhlo Quartoitc all had it place on
ox oi! the season Wednesday the program.
It; the CthOUSG. 2'3 WV“ ave- The new Masonic Temple on
gMiss Kelly was nami‘d leader Washington street “as dcdicatcd
be next meeting . with a supper, dance and cards inst
Cards. evening.
is. Berkeley chapter. Ordclr of Scores of women entertained dur-
‘ am Star. held a card party in; the past week for the hcnrfit cl
.- nco at the Masonic thumb the $5.000 i‘und being raised for the
liy night. Nurses Home fund.
r } Sister Rebekah lodge hold a Mrs. Daniel Toomcy was elected
" ”Q at the home of Mrs. Mil- chairman of the Fairficid Counts
Luckwood on Levis street Catholic Women at the annual con-
,” Y. nldht. vcntiou held in Hartford Saturday.
Laurel. Catholic Daughters Miss Justine Worden was elected
recording secretary or the Epworth
League at its annual convention
hold in the Norwalk M. F} church
last Saturday.
Suppers
ll. of the best suppers hold dur-
no past week was that foster-
tho members of tho Norwalk
ay Mothers' club and held at
DcMolay club house on West
' _Thursday night.
t be meeting of tho Endeavor
' o of the South Norwalk Congro-
,. rill church held Wednesday
‘ t... it was decided to give is sup-
.. M: the Narnmako homo thé
'1- any before Thanksgiving.
Girl Scouts of Norwalk took
of the family i lichens Tucs-
At Republican Women’s Meet
lilo annual meeting of the Nor-
Republican Women's Associa-
be held at the Royal James
-liliday afternoon at 3 o 'clock.
-loy H. Osborn. Commission-
fiouth for the State at Con-
1-t,will speak on Norwaik's
on problems.
committee will welcome
‘ ubllcan women voters and
' . or the association. including
antlers or (he district, May-
Robins. Mr. John Milne.
or the Republican Tom
. committees, and Dr. Rob-
l; Pordue. health officer or the
Heath and Mrs. Howard Evory will
nmke the new voters welcome and
present them with political primers.
The general committee includes:
Mrs. George lngham, chairman, Mrs.
George F. Belts. Mrs. Clinton B.
Rowland, Mrs. Edward P. Weed,
Mrs. Frank Brunei. Mrs. John Allen.
Mrs. Winchester, Mrs. Calvin Barton.
Mrs. Sarah Drake. Mrs. Frederick
Hull, Mrs. Richard Ireland, Mrs.
Samuel Stevvart and Mrs. Edmund
Braces.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Andrews, presi-
dent of the Association, will pre-
side and Mrs. Edward Sherman will
lead the singing. Mrs. Frederick
Beltz will be at the piano.
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l“
Bison McNettpn and Mrs
vosle-gh will preside at the
rs J. Milton Coburn. —-.Advortis0 in the Eentincl tor the
4 ton Baker, Mrs. Andrew V. best results.
Anytime who buys an automobile, a radio set,
i washing machine or a vacuum cleaner on tile
‘fiflflment plan proves that he can buy s size-
able bank balance the some way.
. use of the
MORE WOMEN
ENTERTAIN FOR
NURSES’ FUND
Among those who cnh-rluiucd dur-
ing the past work ill lilo p'ill‘l of “di-
minishilllr entertainments." tflfllflft‘d
by the Women's Board of tho Nor-
wnlk Hospital for tile furthering of
the $5,000 i'ulhi ht‘infl raised for tile
mnintcnuncc of tho Nlirscs' Home.
wcrc ”10 following:
Mrs. Max ilnlll, hostess at tho
home of Mrs. .icssio Schoolhousn for
Mrs. Samuel (:rmnstcin 0n Nm-l-m-
her 9
Mrs. James l.. Hurley of Daricn
outcrininml lit briligo and ten for
Mrs. Floyd 3. Lunch. Mrs. Al‘illill‘
Maury. Mrs. ('hurics Simpson and
llrs. Edmund l’ll'coslc on November ii.
Mrs. J. M. Schoolhouse ontrrtoin-
cd Mrs. J. M. (ions on November 9.
Mrs. Samuel chlcr was hostess to
Miss Annie Comsiock on November
10.
Miss (‘hurch was hostess to Mrs.
(.‘olcburn.
Mrs. Chnrlrs Simpson of Park
street was hosluss at n brlrilzc and
ton to Mrs. Elia M. Gregory. Mrs.
Russr‘ll Frasi. Jr.. Mrs. Lconr Ricci,
Mrs. llillrt, Mrs. Doug-wt. Mrs. Van
Scoy, Mrs. Van‘Wyclt and Mrs. lid—
mund Bret-so on November iii.
Mrs. Charlcs Simpson will) hostess
lit a luncheon on November 11 to
Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Simpson has
tortninmontn at her home.
Mrs. R. G. Wilson has sent in hcr
check for $5 for the fund.
Mrs. F‘. 1. Smith was hostess on
an auto ridc to Mrs. Rufus ll‘illow fin
Novcmhcr 3.
Mrs. Wniirlr Hitchcock has soot in
four slips to iinish hcr ch lin.
Mrs (,‘urroll B. White “as homo.“
3'? a luncheon givcn for Mrs. Gardi-
ncr Ristoc Mrs l-Irlith bniiybllry and
Mrs. William lingo.
Mrs. (‘irlrzl M. Hudson lvns hosicss
to Mrs. Aiircrl Pillnkctt, Mrs. Karl
Raymond. Mrs. Louis llopp and Mrs.
(flora Hudson on f‘lctoiwr on.
Mrs. Frank lirllzci was hostess to
Mrs. E. ..l Reynold-i Mrs. L. J Ellyn-
olds Mrs. (,3. ll I{llllPH and Mrs E.
ii. Iltlriow at luncheon on Novomlwr
Miss Radio llodu‘cil sent in {our
slips to finish hrr chain.
foul- slips to finish her chain.
Mrs. Russell Thomcs cntcrtsincd
Mrs. D. M. Brush, Mrs. Milton Sit-op-
or and Mrs. M. linglcy on November
8. .
Mrs. \l‘ilhllr erfus ruicrinillod
Mr. “‘ilbllr Ni-rius.
Mls. Irlllln illlghcr f‘llit‘rlnllif'fl
\liss l‘lOlt‘llf‘l‘ llllmiltnn nil Novem-
hcr -.i
“is. l‘. N. Klmpp (‘lllf‘rlllllif‘d Mrs.
James liiii. Mrs. ll. ll lrookv. Mrs.
F. W. l.(lf‘lU'.‘f‘Oil :lllll Mrs. F3. H.
Jones on Ociohcr 13.
Mls. .lnmcs .llitii sent in is tulips
Mrs. linhcli P. 1‘ Footc cntcrtnill
rd at tllrliicr Miss Adi! llciis on 00-
tobcr fill: and. on ()ctobvr 31. Miss
Amy Young: and. :it lllllcllcoll. Mrs.
H. B. Smith: and, on November l3.
nt .1 concert Ml.- (icnlgn illgham.
Mr! Curmi lictis split in four slips
to finish her chain.
COLLEGE GIRLS
BECOME BETTER
HOME MAKERS
A theory much dismissed, that
college women do not marry, is dis-
sinuicd in light of :lllllnllncl:\lllvnt
from the personnel but-coil of the
Connecticut Coiirgo for Women. nt
New London. that virtually onu-
iourth of tho 474 grndmws are al-
ready marricd. The collcgo was
startcd in 1915 and its oidrst slum.
use have only been out of the pol-
legs six years. (it the 128 who are
married 6: are mothers.
President Benjamin Tinkham
Marshall of the college docs not on-
tortoin the idea that a college train-
ing spoils a girl for home mulling.
Ho contends. on the other hand that
there is no justification for any so.
man's college unless it bctterilta a
girl to become a better honic m'akcr
President Marshall says
point:
"Under no circumstances is a
college for uomcn justified in pro-
scnting or conducting a curliculum.
or making an emphasis of setting
up a theOry of philosophy or worn—
nn‘s sphere of activity that shnll
miseducate young women or divert
them from assuming ultimately, in
the great majority or cases. their
true function of homo makers and
mothers.
"But within the currriculum of a
college for women may well appear.
incised, imperativciy should appear.
those subjects and that training
which bear upon
beauty and atmosphere in oil the
home; that shall make “omen cui-
turcd. resourceful and silt-quote for
all normal domestic and social ro-
qulrcments: yet. that. shall equip
her with resources of mind and
heart and that shall comfort her
and enrich her when she must be
alone; resources, I mean. in a love
or good books, a joy in subjects of
art, on instinct and faculty toward
the‘crcation, with her own hand and
skill. of things that reveal her
thought. her genius in words 0r
ideas in color. music or other art:
not forgetting that the art or home-
mnklng is still awaiting tor highcl
demiopmcnt and tor most of us. at-
tcr all. is second to none, so com~
prehcnsivc it is. so necessary,»
ll’scil’lltln', so rewarding.
"No loss must that traininx and
experience be afforded that shsll
equip students for their prospective
salted duties in the state. in ms
rranentsr. ' sod their
liars” or WW8? ~
On this
Miss church sent in $3 to the fund. ‘
completed a link in hcr chnin by on.i
Mrs. Ilclcnn Von Alstyhc. sent in'
the creation of 5
ho i.'l\fn.l1 Frrlm-o'
"rural liin is inherently wholesome
and llczlliilflll.“ the ('ntlncciinll' State
Department of l‘lfilil‘illliln liil‘l pro-
PT‘ll‘l'll il millllllll of physical Blllli‘flr
iiorl l'll' ill" mu» ni i'lll'lll, purilr-ulur.
iv Ollll .liil two lenvhbr Ht'llooifl.
ullllpillln lill‘ systi'in of physical till»
\‘f‘lOl‘illl‘nl lltlli‘ in list- in city
schools.
lll lllf‘ form-uni ni‘ illo manual,
l‘lr. ii. Mort-dill]. bouilllisslnlicr of
i‘lllli'fllllln. points out that the “so-
l‘iili and physical environment of the
,l'urlll pupil is wildly different from
llllli oi llif! llrilnll pupil. There is n
luck of group play activities uml till
ou-rovvr llcvcillpluent of the lurlxrr
niusvivs, niil-niillirs at tile rxpcliso
nt ilw liner or flf‘f‘l‘fiilrl'y muscles."
“it is wry difficult." ill‘. says "for
tho boys lilld girls ill those noisil-
hnrhnmls m not together for play.
lilisinnrlvs. luck of supervision. and
home duties illi loud in provolli on-
joylilnlli and profit from this activity
essential to rich and complete child-
hood cxprrivlil'c.”
"i‘hc homo tasks of the farm boy
and i; ii mnku livlumlds upon the
lnrgr-l musdrs l‘hliy requilo iiiilr.
ouiiily skill or grace. ’l‘he awkward
country boy ll. lurm altogether too
common. it owes its origin to the
mum of the boy“ in acihitics on the
farm and to imk of counterbalanc-
_..__......
Wu all know the chronic women
Tho. woman who always secs csla-
mity ci'vl' nhcall. Each new event
that. comes along or threatens to
‘ come along. is for her a new matter
of npprr-hcusion.
To be sure most of tho. things she
worries about never happen. and
the rral problems of her life are not
the things she foresaw in time to
fear.
But the fact remains that she
squanders hrl- vitality and her nor.
vous system, maybe ruins her good
digestion, and brings wrinkles into
her race. worl'i‘ing.
And she accomplishes noihlng with
all this tr'emendous waste of onio-
tlon. Things happen just as they
would have it' she could have rs‘
maincd calm and tranquil about
things.
Life is very short; We can't nitord
to squander the two resources which
make it most pleasant, our good
health and our good looks. Con-e»
quently we can‘t lndulgb in worry-
ing any more than we can in too
much rich food or too riotous living.
The thing which causes us to wor-
ry is rithcr something that can be
remcdicd, or can’t. The thind to
do is to look it squarely in the face.
Swallow an unpleasant truth or so
,if neccssary, but get down to the
ilssuc.
If the cause cannot be changed.
ihl‘l‘t‘ is only one thing to tic—don't
think about it. Force yourself to
shut it out of your consciousness.
TELLS AGE-OLD BEAUTY SECRETS
Milo. Suzy, n irllnmls l-‘rcnch bonliiy, knows all beauty preparations 1
which ll'llirl" l‘ir-opllirn bountiful enough to vamp Marc Antony.
Mi- :lcl-lul in (llsri'lsc :lli ihlvsr- l-Mllliy secrets in s Mill-9 of icrlum in |
Euro 1 Lift‘ Not Alvvays Most
Healthy. Says Educat on Experil
Troniinn :iH mythical the. idea that
She
int: activities which would loud to
give him an all-around rim-cicpmsni.
’Ehc manual represents an ellllcsvor
io adjust. the program of physical
education to tho imperirlnco and
needs of the country boy and girl."
Thi- mnmlnl quail-s Ilr. iicorun Ill,
Vincent of the Rockefeller Founda-
tion. who snys, "tho idcn illni lurni
His is inlif'erlly wholesome and
llcdiihflll has all tho vitality of a
popular lr-lrnl. 'l‘ho crystal wnivrs -
of tho old family well. the uyinnas.
ium apparatus of lilo pins: and saw,
the mental srrchity which comes
from contract with nature have been
so lyrlrnliy pxiroilcd by orniors.
chiefly urban .illst if is hard in con-
vincc the man in the street that tho
former and his family are not heal-
illirr than ciiy folk."
"Yo there are many facts that
point. Quito the opposite. The exam-
inlltion of halt a million school cbii.
«iron prnvmi that physical dcircis
Of‘l‘iil‘ luoro frequently than in urban
children. it tun well known fact
that ill“ natural advantages which
illc rural districts posses are more
ihlin offset by tho better health pro-
tection afforded the city dw ior."
The manual describes all illus-
stl-Mcs correct colistllcnics. nines
null contest designed for physical
Cynthia Grey Says:
Look Your Worries Squai'ely in Face
drvelopmmtt besides methods of‘
limiting the less appealing cxcrclscs
more poplllrll pith the pupils.
Just ciosr your mind to it. and let
the blow filli when m .i where it will.
Since you can't stop it. you might
at least save your strength for the
finish.
not most of our worries ore avoid.
able. We Worry because we sud-
denly think two hours after we left
the house. that we maybe didn‘t turn
oi! the electric iron is the kitchen, or
because we have a house lull of
company coming in the evening and
nothing seems ready, or because the
children won’t eat their vegetables.
but will fill up on candy. or any
number of small thin" thnt arc the
result of our own comics-nous or our
inattention to duty.
Ono my to keep from worrying
is to keep the mind and muscles oc-
oupicd We own it to ourselves to
hnvo a good long. brisk walk in the
fresh. nir every car. It we don‘t
dance or Min. We should not neglect
the good old dolly doucn. ind all the
various exercises that keep the body
supple and the immune under con-
trol.
We need to keep our thoughts oc-
cuplod by good reading, and by in-
tcrest in what ll "in: on Ibout us.
Which brings me down to the best
remedy for just ordinsry. futila wor-
rying l know—just think about
someone else who has s considerably
heavier load to curry thn mhnvc.
And. in a short time. your mwor-
rle's will seem small Ind inconsi-
qllcntinl. and you will I“ buck your
pc‘rspccrivc. ‘
Evening of Poetry
And Song Nov. 30
A veiling of poetry and soak will
be . at Grace Parish House on
Noxurnbcr so under tho auspices of
fit Woman cm «I m «pr.
spoken here 0n'riy in Bopumbcr st
Harold Vino! will spool: out no wlll
rive some of his own creations Ind
also those of Miss labs] Simpson.
a soon: and newpostsss. In. Vlnu
is well know in Nomlk. lulu:
w“. ,a
Rf,
the Library and also it the Voila“
M
m ovum comma mumps, com
1057‘ 0
Clubs
HOSPITAL WHIST
CLUB PARTY AT
COUNTRY CLUB
Mrs. Pi‘l‘f‘y llllrl'cli, Mrs.
Kimberly, Mrs, i. D. i-llll'lblll't :llili
Mrs. Allulluill lllil‘illlllzlt‘in Wum hos
losses at ill" ilospiilil Wllisi club
party xiv-in ill the Tmrivuik i‘mlnirl-
clllli inst. lliullt.
Dinner was :mrvwl at.
at which uivilwn pvnpla sill
Afll‘r tlllilli‘l‘ there were about Mr.»
llsscmblrd for Cfli'ill.
'i‘ilosc pl‘usnht were;
7 n’winuli.
Mr. and Mrs
Perry Rnrrott‘. Mr. and Mrs. licori-
Hllhboli. Dr. and Mrs. li‘rvriorick .i
Morrison, Mr. illlil Mrs. (7, id. Slum
sou. .\il'. llilll Mrs. \Viiilliill I"llri-
W'l‘iillil. Mr. and Mrs. J. i‘} Shor-llln.
\irs. .l. h‘. ilnrixvcll, Mills S. 1-2. limi-
woli. Mrs. ii. A. \‘.Ill Alslync, MU!"
i-lcmricc iillonc. \il I'lnli .‘i'ils. i.ro
LOCAl BBiEPS
Aill'lril' i'l\\‘i"i‘ .ll'..l l:l;.'llsir.irll
at the Illll. llama, llllil
. r I
”'nllllnlinfl'll llmlsvllillll
llsrrls & (inns-mi-
s o I
John (limb: of X :'
v s «
~Krlmgi~ hinrc Hill-s “lillrlult.
Th“ Ki‘F‘EI‘ .3 int] i‘- Flinn
just rf'ct‘lll'd nr-w {stark of \‘i'l‘nllnnl
Hair ’i'nlllc Rll'l Willil-noi ilqlli'l
shampoos us till“ l'ilsiti— lll ,‘x'niinlllli
lllnfliililii‘h‘n 'All‘-.
C I 0
Mrs. John Morlillmll of 317 Mlllll
slim-i rinlllril liwcnily from lln cit-
iivnrlul Visit to rclaiil‘rs lilill friends
in Motl’li‘lll and (Jill iwc. ('(lildtld.
' D O O
.. lillllllllliul- f‘l'il". Hillbilly [Inf]
Tllt‘flllll)‘. NI-i' lt~ illlll ii. lc'llll‘ll .‘N’ill-
ivnlk L'iinzl'kflliwllll] I’illlliil llfi:lt_'-
Int‘llln-wr'i'l‘i,
O O O
—-lmiio nnr'. erllmns Elli? . ll cu;
lolms. [JDIIHElil'.--I\‘i\.
c o o
l'r. l“l"|ll'l‘ll'lt ll. liiillili' wi' 73
“‘l'si lu'rnllo if: H . miillt: llm \l‘iV ill
NF“ hill; on pint-e-niullil lillu‘lllcss.
. . .
~l‘lsil mun
ill gloat \nrlciy is (‘Ji‘llt'tl
iluslllvsc lilly ni lilis lil-‘liill
New llc.lfurli l‘ii‘l'llilllih. livsll‘ls.
Shrimp, (Trill) Mmli. i'l.illl~l. t‘llOlL‘f‘
l'iniltl llulllliv, no “will in: l'spncinlly
null-y
inll’uu
selected fish 01' Ill" s-‘nsull. or" in ilc
llml Al t’;:‘_"|ill's l‘il-li \ll'l'lif‘i, 7i
North Mnill nil-col. llniiwlv "min
to all sections ul‘ this \il‘lllll)’
I‘ilollc lulu—Alb:
. O I
Mrinllrru ill lill‘ llllslllcsh llllii l‘l'o.
fosslonnl \chvu's I'lill‘ of \olwvllll.
“‘iii hint at lllf‘ livlllill Not-walk
Raplist chill-«ill Monthly owning at
7:55 o'clock.
' O O
——Wc invite. you to rail and hear
the new Oriiloplionlu \‘lrlrnla that
everybody is talking about—Don-
neily"s.-——Adv.
O 0 t
The Girl Scout, lillliy will iniic
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Noru‘nik Armory,
I
O O
I O 0
Dr. and Mrs. \VnuJ. Moore 33
in
Yva
lllclfll‘illl‘!
llll‘
Lincoln avenue are
New Haven to aitcul
Princeton game today.
" O O Q
YOUR REPAIRING WORK.
also turning and cleaning will 1'?-
cclve the closest of attention llii‘l‘
Work donn promptly and expertly
Reasonable prices charged. Gar-
ments that you are ready to discard
can be "fixed up" for many riher
serviceable days. The Clifford Tail-
or. 0, Cerulio. Elizabeth street (just
around the corner from South T'nin).
—-Adv.
O t O
A union meeting or the Young
People a societies “ill be held at the
Norwaik Congregational church to
morrow at 8 o'clock.
Leading Parts for
“The Boor” Chosen
After several weeks of tryouts it
cut definitely be announced that
three at the loading parts in "The
Boar." n play by Anton ChekOv to
be given with interpolations as a
musical comedy by the Zero Kodesh
Ass’n on Thanksgiving. have been
chosen.
The trio are:
looses Fcinson and Isadore
lull».
Additional principals are requir-
cd, however; also members ot the
chorus.
Miss Sylvln Guliz.
Hel-
Those young men and women orl
thI I'M Community who are able
to do any spooislty oil-e requested in
not in coach with Mrs. Charles
Frisdm it the Palace Boota‘y. or
to come to the next rehearsal to be
when 'l'ucsdsy evening at the T. in.
K. ‘A.
who would like to join the
chorus are invited to unite the male
‘ s. L.
OllW‘l‘.
down.“
lily,
inlllnl s
lixlvlsnllri .\lr lnl ills i'. A. Millr. lrlonam"
'zrim s t‘ horns
| Bliss Mabel
1 promo solos. Mon ro's
its."
Mr. Hall il .
,flirNi! vls rnoiurillz in NW ill.::. ‘
today with his sun ill ill'm'.li lh'
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broadcast li' lillml‘l'nus lll‘ill‘ll our
the. l‘lilllO and has K‘:lilli"d llllilifi :l
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uslllll cvrcil-‘nt form. He grim I'lllli—
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and Thanbmlsnr's "lul-
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yolk of unit. (iii, litill llllli
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'l‘illlrc :lru: molly \‘llrililinlls to lll:|}'- i
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purl t'l't‘fllii for fruit snlnlin \Lrii‘zc-l
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llillllllil vili‘ullp I‘ll-’lllfif‘ lllllynllllllisv
llilillllilli) inr ll dressing for suimi
ul‘l‘rlll-u
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Llr. in“ killing myrnllo poppll. ll
mi: will. 1 tablespoon linclrar. i
inlllwpvulu ll‘lllUll ,ltlii‘c. l t‘llp suillll
oil. 1 illlrpmln lmilinlz ulltol.
'lilv haul in uhlcil llll‘ dressing is:
to Lie misfit] should lie (‘lll‘ icil but
not ion toll. .15 too cull] u lulull
“iii muse tiw llllssilll; in lllllllt
The oil and mid sllmlli be tliiliclil
and so should lili‘ 1:; yolk. Tilt“
lmui can b: li.lc9d l“ .l pm oi
{Mlllfillf‘il iii‘ and outer ulliic mhlnl:
lilo lllcssltig. ii tnluluilN. i
Mix and sift salt, sugar.
and pepper into bowl. Add
juice and stir \\ oil. Add yolk of only
and i‘inll lilliil illlllollFlll} liilnlllil'
using a hihcr lmk or a oilcoi rm:
mater. Add oil (hop 1“ drop brat.-
iug constantly until i labiospoonfuil
of oil has be: ll .ilidcli Then all] ii
icnspnonfui of oil at n time lnnliuc‘
lilormlfillly :lt‘iv‘l' each addition of
oil. \Vilrli lht lilrssing l‘Ol‘l‘illlt‘S \or)' 1
thick. slowly boat in the vinegar. ll"i
all the oil is not in boot in Tihlnln~‘
in oil Rent, in boiling n-aicr. '
It will tnkr‘ from M in ‘20 min-j
llies in mnkg, this l‘lrcsring.
Re 5"- that all ingredients are
as new lhc some icmpcrnluro
it's possible to have them and add.
the oil slowly oi first. These two;
precautions inSlll‘o against separat-
ln or Clll‘flllng‘, the boggy of mayon-
liaise.
Howrvcr. ii the dressing should
curriic in spite or loll take another
on: yolk in a fresh chilled lioul and
simvly boat in the rurdicd dicosing.’
Add ihc (ll ossing a drop at a time,
at first. boating constantly The reg g-
ular and thorough boating will
make the dressing smooth it
should lie.
Some crooks work the drs ingred-
ionic and \inegar into a crushed:
hard cooked egg yolk before adding
the uncooked yolk. This makes a.
richer drcssing. The white of the
hard-000k“! ORR can bc'fincly minc-
ed and added to dressing when it is
finished, i
Russian I'll-casing.
”"9 BUD mayonnaisc. 1 tablespoon-
mustard .
lemon ‘.
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’“'““ NOlllf-fffl ll‘iO Cites Conc ell
For Hillside School Girls
we: ulzll .‘llr. l.. :prrr Nurz‘leel l'enll.
(“rt-ll .l irrmlp of \lulln-m-llrl solos.
’ll'x- erlf‘im’ Trio spent two sunl—
'lillll’lllrlliit" .. few years luau
r..‘
ri‘~ rh ill 1
in.) l‘i\" lui"n pr-rfl‘ll'miltg at .‘79
Si ilrloi f'rif‘ll mason for tiln
3 \".il'.“. Thev are lining: a
i'rl-zl‘ 4!- 12 at work for the Nation cl
i‘vilr. ‘i'vil I." .‘iilsii: clubs. tins ut
i:.I mm i" {(‘Iillll‘l’fl of the efforts in!
ii c .\u lit”! Trio is lfllll illny hrni
hurl-ii \lilhii“ Sr'hlmi Silllilllr-l'
i‘:ll:;~ 1.. iii" liliil‘li .‘lmlniullis‘ ill
.‘.l . -, i..l:~l hilllllllor lil‘f.‘ inn!
l\\'i‘l.l‘ s'mll-llls rind they evpl-c' in
liillii :~- l‘m lll: TliilCl this \“lll‘.
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Take: Mme Than an Egg
it) Make Dressing
“M...— fi- -.,_. W..-_._.....‘_,
‘ lllllli'iwi ’r'l'i‘l'll pn-llpcl‘. 1
tablespoon
lllllllml pimps ul- grilled onion, ii
.lillil~.~punlls i'lllll sauce.
Allll pl-ppcr rmll chives io mayon-
.‘lliIl L'l"lilli.'lli_\’ beat in the chili
l’ullt thoroughly and scru‘.
YiltiS"
.\‘ili("‘.
Ilit tilli‘l‘.
'l‘imuxullll Nnnd Dressing.
(illi llllllutlnuisc, .4 tables-
pom s . ;.lllll oil, 1 tablespoon lamb
l.." \lllL'J. l. 1 tablespoon minccli
l‘lll‘von l lullhspoon minced parsley
iillt plums lllilliCd ghcrkllls. :i
in! ii spoons tillll sauce.
Sui \l) lit :ll illt oil into the dross-
lb 21 bent in lint-gal. When
remaining
and bout tllollgll 10 ml.\
lllp
.lllllll ilit"ll.‘i
\‘\l H.
\s llm lasto of llli till is not so
]\l"..'tlllllillll‘tl iu lllmolllluisc as in
l'l't‘l‘li‘i'i rllcssm l: a good \oget.lble or
nut oil can be substituted for olive
oil
"lo iiuhtvll :1 illuvzonnlisc dressing
llll’ “bite of (-32: is beaten until stiff
:1 null ioldcd into 1 cup of mayonnaise
just boil it" scninc. This also
stroithcs' ihc (lrcssillg in an emol-
gt no).
(‘rcam Dressing.
(.lllu cuy lllflftllll‘liiisf‘. 1-: cup
“hippiilg cream.
The mustard should be omitted
’from tho seasonings and the sugar
0
teaspoonfllls
into
llli“lt""l$~t‘l to 1 or
\\ hip trlolil until stiff. Fold
d: owing and echo at once.
Stu! led olims can bc finely minc—
mi and added with minced pltkies
to mnvznl misc.
tllu to “J lulllcspoonfuls of (hul-
ncy sauce makes unoihcr variation.
\Vlllilllf‘i‘l crcum and grand horse—
radish milled ill ihc proportion of 2
,tsbb spoons grated horseradish root
and 1-2 cup whipped cream to one
’cup of mayonnaise make a delicious
dressing. More vinegar or lemon
juice may he wanted to suit some
tastes.
Mayonnaise will keep a long time
‘in a cold place so the woman whose
husband is prone to bring home a
dinnrr guest unexpectedly will find
a bowl of mayonnaise tucked awal‘
in her refrigerator an over-present
help when needed most.
Baum
Three 0119 Act Plays
The Hillside l‘iuul‘s llrc ghing an
.cxcning of One All l‘ims at ihl
Hillside school on .\(llt'lllh(‘l‘ 1‘“.
Then will give llll‘l‘-r~ plays: Christo-
pllor Moriry's. "On the Elwin" How-
ard Pyic's "How the I—‘rlncess' Prion
Was Broken." null linoih Tarking-
tnn's “Ghost Sim-3'."
—Advrrlisr in tin Rolliinci for the
host results. ..
amounts».
Bloc. Bonn s b O—Iaturdsr s I. 'l
c'l’lgél MUNSIE lm
IO. IOIWALI
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