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THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1926
AL" INTEREST FOR THE woflEN OF NORWALK
TIVIIES o SPEIC
Walk Garden Club Plans mm" Mil“
_ Holds Annual -
.For Flower Show June 25
Outdoor Meeting
m The annual outdoor mastitis 01 '3'
Discuss the Raising Of Dogwood Trees From
m and Expect To Experiment In Same In Their
NORWALK M. E. CHURCH HOLDS
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL ON LAWN
~-
Mambars of tha Norwalk Metil- festival were donated by the ladies
odilt Episcopal church enjoyed u 0’ ”‘0 Offiflnlmimn-
strawberry festival on the lawn last .l'Iliti-rtntnnlmt was furnished by
‘ the younger members on the church.
night. The affair was held under lhcl “The Junior Orchfluup
auspices of the Ladies' Aid.
A reading nnd sum; \\'ltH rendered
The cakes and candles sold at the ivy ll. member or the orchestra.
MRS. SLOBODKIN REPRESENTS
THIS CITY AT BRIDGEPORT MEET
~.——~.—._. .—
Muivoy Tarlov
Auxiliary Delegates
Receive Credentials
A \vell-utlcndcd meeting of in.)
Ladies' Auxiliary of hlulsoy-Tai'iov
l'ost. V. l“. W., was held last eve-
niug ln ltcd Men's hall, West Wash-
ington street.
The delegates to the convention
to be held this week-end in Wailing-
ford. l'tcclved their credentials. The
delegates are Mrs. Margy E. Flynn.
lt'irst past president: Past president
Full House Witnesses Comedy
“Thin And Forty" By Guild
Christ Church Members Give Play A-fter Very Few Re-
hearsals; Cast Includes Members Of St. Agnes
Guild Of the Church.
Woman's Association of the South
Norwalk Congregational church was
ardens. .
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held on the lawn of the home of
Mrs. Mary Beers. ls Elmwood ave-
‘ “0 Dment at the W
of tho Nor-walls ..
hue. yesterday afternoon.
”it! at the home of M”, W
A full house greeted the mile play.
era of the St. Agncs guild \vhrvn thev
opened their thro-e still play "Thin and .
Connecticut Woman
Among Those To Be
Clark danced. the first number given
by the two was “Minuet." The sec-
ond was a spring dance given by
Miss Helen Tilly and Miss Jean
on East avenue 'ymu“,
‘ TO GRADUATE
A meeting “16 lunCIIOOD “'33 lli‘l'l | lilittcd to the triennial meeting of
Mrs. Mary 13‘. McQulliull; President.
Presented At Court
Forty." ill the
iniscilwllt of t'lirist
' n. Mill Tilly. ~ . . ' \Il‘ \ ' U l’ \i ‘ l"l ' '
' - tl hltiolinl t. until u \iasllin to ‘ s. . ““d ants, ‘ '3' ortnci . . . . .
Cichhnga 9' mm“ Wk ”“3. *1 n " About 70 "lamb". 0‘ tho Chm-Ch 31mg; snigl'llllycz‘inllle OSttJllllllelll lilmNOV't‘llllH‘l‘. U I I '1 “mm" “"d Mrs. Ha'rrictt ““0““ l'iftrcn ‘imerit‘lin “o -- church In“ mull. “WNW” JUN.
w u" ""‘mwm "W‘ 5'1"! “""d'd' Hotel Bridgeport. ' Mrs. .I. la. Iii. Slohodkinrihc presi- Melltbcrl of the r061 “we um— ‘ min M "mm “‘1’" “WW“ ”1“ -l""‘°”“"”“" ‘*
~ enthusiasm and interact.
Mrs. Leo Davis spoke on condi-
The nature of the meeting was It . lll‘lll. of the Not-walk sci-lion National.
out last evening and presented the
and political prominence were pro-
"l‘iOi."
Although llitr ['Ilriy hm in...
ii: ' K ”N quM WhIchIfollow- tionl in my"; 1‘3: ?:t‘ei;d:d" 3:; conference between the national t'ount‘il of Jewish \i'omcn. NDI'O- ladies Willi the" share “1 ”10 19“" ”"th ‘0 King George “"‘l Queen rehearsed but it CUIill)fliIlli\Pl:-' shell
, )ltns were made for a. flower rgtuinded to chairman. the glue chairman. the. nentsd this city. cceds of rovvy Day. Mary at Buckingham Palace last time. its smoothness of presentation
“I a hold “M" the “ODE“: . Itoefrlishments were served. section President and the chairman Mrs- Eckhonse. of New Jersey. It. was decided to have a. clip- night at the first of the season's "mm” W ”“3 "red“ 0‘ Ml" Roi»-
“he club June so at the Grace
- hail.
l
cake cool and cover with the follow-
? .Bride To Be
of farm .work of the council.
the National chulrllllin of farm and
Plans were discussed to he sub- [ rural departments. spoke.
ping party after the next meeting
of the auxiliary, June 23,
tleton Paddock. the meeting of the
royal courts.
The King and Qiirell entertained
on B. B. l-‘oote, the couch.
Miss Minnie ix'llumirh plmrwl the
' ”mire schedules for class en.. Mrs. Katherine \‘aast and lloro. I purl of Mrs. Liiiinn Crnwn; Mm.
WON distributed. These will” . Given Shower GIRLS AT LEDGEWOOD VACATION LODGE ton Dibble farmed with musical I“) nearly ."Wi guests. about if third of Irving Ilullhell as hot- nil-re. l‘.lti\;
D0 mid! definite until within ' B F c d GIVE MISS O’CONNELL BIRTHDAY PARTY loctions last evening and t'clrcsli- those attending were debillilnlt‘l and Mrs. t‘harlcs Clark us it il'ii‘il'l, Mir.
0! three days of the show; ' y “en 8 ments were served. 014.,- women who were ushered into Dean: Miss Charlotte Sanford as a.
invitation has haen recglvgd - I the presence of royalty for the first friend, .iirs. Story: Mrs. Daniel 0.
"'0 Fan-field Antiquarium 80-, Miss Anna DeBosr of 3 Platt About a year ago aalcklv girl Was nnd a wonderful chicken dinner was Annual Meetin All ti Robinson as another friend. Mn.
“a, M the own meeting to be street was tendered a surprise kltch- sent by the social service department served whisll was topped 0” with _ I, I me. . . (use: lilies Edna. Novens as Mrs. hiav
.. III, in New Canaan June 15. i on shower last 1113M“ the home of of one of the New York hospitals a. birthday coke and fancy ito- Glrls And omen 5 Mrs. lioughton, Wife of the Amer- Moore; lam-“"1 [lva-m- Ins hrtr um.
5%. '“' °I “MI“ d°""°°d "‘3" M Ito Fan 5 Plait street. in to the Ledges-00d Vacation lodge. ”cam- “in“? ““9““ ““5 "“3”" Clill) Tomorrow icall ambassador. presented sevenI ingot-z licl‘llinn lxlmmlcli ns lit
a r" y ' h l u H l t... ed on the outdoor platform by .. , . . t"n\m' mil ill-r. mmm ‘Ylltll li’
.aee were discussed yesterday honor of her approaching man-lag. conducItled lily C or e: .dIarIr : lI II 50 permitted In tl'incc and "I” Amellcans lil tho diplomatic circle. III iII Kl .
t t ese ti o - - . au es e on or me on i'f'il - in. . . I . . I I . 1.- mn . , .‘nrri.
”a“; elitism” nulugvo:h:;l Ody-111119 30' 10 Arthm Mead at this fault. she aid notnseeni to nlt‘illl. In liitt‘i‘ 1-2“le “"0 Nu‘w'l in the lodge brillN0 “'lllIlII‘I an :li‘CIllonGiszOmcel‘; '1“ny “on Miss Melanie Avery. All orchestra of Ftnllhf'” (“Ti“-
. . ct , -. . . _ . . n in nice mg o t r2 us“ an ”arm ngton. this state. sister of the - . . . . ‘i 's \\.l-
toeneour t is. . Norwalit given the fresh all and and prizes distrl'lllicd- . . _ , i‘ills. ll. \. 1.0mm... and .I...
W ‘3. h. P nting 03 The interesting feature 0‘ the 9" ilkt ailment of the vacation lodge The girls who parlook of the din. Womtn a club to he held at 8 o clock London military attache; Mrs. John “am Knapp played before and dot.
cod trees along the highway. a,“ m, g game enjoyed by the m '0 . mmorm . . . , . ‘
I ~ . I .~ .. O . Miss M» wutning at the club rooms. Baird of lhiiadelphla. nifo of the .. .o-f .. um
soadaides. we!“ when ”my tried to find the she quickly put on weIIJght :nl h r m. mung d in honor ofI. IIc This is the annual mew" Plans assistant naval aii'lcllc‘ “I“ Ilnd inc til f.l out: it ..
‘ ‘1 “SIX; a . .: I r‘ I I . s '. a t A -
. members are going to ex. answers to about. twenty questions lpiIrit.l be'tten tfdoli’zrscil Hi i\ tilllnt’liII“OICTl lIiIonIuIlm 0‘13?ch will he "me for ”m coming year. say Reach of “Gums,“ N. Y.. a
. nin°;lt:;c odwri "1:”: h concerning Old fashioned ”mm" quq?:.{r3?19:rfigmg 15 .RIQrgllmitc- taxi]; REM] 0.3.1:}.IU').DI‘1;':::;N‘ :59“ Prior to the annual meeting there friend of Ambassndor and Mrs. .
I“: This :vili 0:; 2:3". tract: Th. winner of the a“? N“. was McConnell and now '1“ i‘ a”"‘"“" ciisoit. .Bcrthn Rosenberg. Attila will he an executive board meeting Hollghton; MH' IWilllam r Carleton; i
.. ' ' ~ Miss De Boer. who “as given a. d hel In other I I. I , I hold at tile club rooms at 7:30 Watts and Miss Lnlily “alts. wife
. . hostess out the to 39- P 3 tliardus Lin-l Geliisteln. .
l. , season . LEONA LUNCH WARD. powder doll dressed in yellow crepe 1 d at our ed “a 51..., - ' . . , o clock. and daughter of the naval attache;
.afi‘ ll» short time the Norwalk Gar- ‘ or Miss Mamie Shay received girls, sck an ac knit: 1 III An outdoor “mung and swimming cl-d Mrs. Charles Mottlor of Atlanta i
club expects to make public Daughter- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank p p . a t 1 sun hidden wu' win their way b“ o "m 1' WWI ’5 Ml"? “m“ i" ”‘9 “'00“ near ' Ga wife of an assistant military at:
‘ Ward 8 . the cocoa pr so 0 a p y Th. nine ”in" at the lodge 3”“ l 'ration lodge so that later in O )hlr Cha )ter Ballots " ‘
1“" “hm“ "“3 ”‘5'“ °' M" °' mm "m" 5'” “I“! in the hem of a WWW "99° PW" tel-day learned that Miss McConnell "“ “" ' . - - ”CM
1 trees. ml“ "om “WI“ 5‘" ““9" rosebud with the inscription of “A h d ._ mum” Immediately they ”‘0 ”mm" ”‘° 3”“ “my “”03’ ""h' 011 Petitions For In the general Circle Mrs. Hough- ., ,
_“ Arcademy in Hartford tomorrow Penny for Your Thoughts.“ p?“ their heads together and mi- int? ““1”" ‘1 IiiIm‘e'“ IMO?" °t the Memberships ton presenter Mrs. Mildred Tytus.
' ’ ' 5 “11100!!- ~ btiCk PUN‘h- ‘10 1’00- “'10“ com- Miss Alice Eva “’15:: of New Y k'
the tunes a. lunch was is art for hm. In . or .
.. ' esCAlgaAppolli‘nts “3.1:: mung...“ '91 a. delicious :zgfteignnt:llii:;. figuryyCoffroth nntl l‘lfled- “'“1 be 0“? 0‘ “II" natural The Ophir chapter Order of I'Zilisn Caroline Patterson of Dayton. ..
ap m or ' ‘ menu of fruit punch. cake. waters. Mr. Harris, Wendell P. Iiiilliszin of beauty allotst of this "f“‘l'l- “I" “mm 813,. hold a 4m” mm. ONO-l Miss Lorraine Lirst-t of Bos- tans rms
summer .Work TODAY’S RECIPES dates. salted nut! and ice cream. Rowayion and Leigh Dalienbei'l; Int tum“...fi°!l?]¥:lll“i IIsIIIIlIcIlIIIIrlchrIlIIIIIII: mg inst night :it tho Masonic 'I‘em- 13;:qu IBIIllgsI thiemliz'vlch II.IiIohInIsI:o;lI. 1
l The tabl was decorated in yellow Shorefront park were let it on t n: r, .- . ,I, . . i. .. . . .f'. ,
Ladiea‘ Aid society of the and whiteocut flowers and yellow secret and invited to be present at water which runs In at the upper pl:iiéiatlrrnlzlill‘llllgltlcil; 53:9?“ ”III PIal-le: Mrs. Wilson Prltchctt or
Baptist church held its last 1" Mother’s Spice Cake. candles. a dinner party (urged in :htehloctlsg-Ie ”131 Nd 0"“ 1* dam “i “‘0 1°“9i “om l‘or memberships seven of the. graffiti)?“ ”“1 M”!- Curtis 31'0““
of the season last evening. our our. 1-2 cup butter. 1 1-2 Miss De Boer received many boau- 'I‘hw were on cell a 0 a en - member. were ,nma’w Arm,“ '
. . 8 Tile grout doors of the palace were
Home of the A ed. cup! brown wear. 2 1-2 cups flour. tiful and useful gifts. some of . . . _ ll I
0 very interactifig facts were ‘ “t“;Wim' Ibaking POWdel‘n 1 CW which are. pyrex, aluminum. wooden LOCAL GIRLS ACT IN NORMAL ” $22,121:: I 1:11;. 5.3.2333:wa Liéggsdgilinalleifoag :ggifmffig' :0": cl 5:0". Your rub,
. - , . -' ' ' . ' - . . - er 00 wet
02' J: 1:212": 1Th°r:h:';a:" 3,256“, gra M “m 1 teaspoon cln W31?- sndtznamcl \Ivare. esent were PLAY “MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE ler. Mrs. Raymond, and Mr. Paisley. ed holders of cards formed in two looking Myrna: glut): .
l r "5 rem ' mong ° 5““ ‘ 9" l . ‘ Refreshments were served. lines in the drizziiiig rain before the
Save or t . . .
.. rummage sale and dona- ing. Meliiuenliohriwfi‘11fiaxt-hiztlifili Mrs. Andrew Tarlsou. Mrs. John Many Norwalkm attended the Beaujon. gates. newufgchann and brilliancaI
‘ and should be rolled before measur- Anderson. Mi” lethal and mm” reduction of "Monsieur Beeu- M- B““°"‘”°- 503mm“ Morgan‘ Annual Meet The husbands "id “the" of the youuseO-Cedar.'Ihat’sI‘ ‘
i’ captains :emappointlead f” lug Anderson. “"9“” DhIBMIEMI; Zaire" played by members of the Mr. Molyneux. Irene Kearney. American presentecs experienced a the alimony of millions. A:
.. r wor . I. Van arm. 1 Andrew De Boer. I! 1'0 ' ~ Vlct Julia Mitchell. ns-w thrill when another tradition
t. 0?. . Yourdcaier’s-Z)
' "in of “1° lavender team. boatllIiaxnilntiillt:Ihtlllzvilycrzgglysugti: De Boer. Mrs. Pfl'" Quotation. M". “iii"! In? voiiinD.n?lPilli \fiuosnllilel Duke of Winterset. Abbie Savage. Jun' 17 is the date set, {0" the was shattered. permission having 0"” $3.00.
' Miss Ella J. Bysbee was on- ,n I few tableapoon, o, the "to“; mt, Steve Kerakef. Mrs. Frank s‘lshertv. '° °°' " ° ° " ti Captain Badger, Harriet Squire. “mm“ “mm" °‘ ""9 “We‘d been granted to the men to accom-
. , annual production of the drama c . County League of Women Voters. .
, the captain of the green ed once. Add 1 whole 9“ and yolks Mrs. Charles Toby. Mrs. Henry Stag f til h l Miss Dorothy Scene 3. Th I pany their wives or daughters and .
V in“! work '1“ b. that 9! of three well beaten Mix and sift miller. Ml" M‘m“ Shay. M"- F 1"" club 0 . ac 0° ' Lady Melbourne. Marlon Craw- ° gathering Wm “i“ 91‘“ ‘t the set an idea of What it Was all about.
All! ”It 0' function “It remaining “our with-Minx powder stud and Mr! Roy F°" LOW“ 01 till. CltylgldCVthlltgy lulu”, ford RIVCTlldO chht Gillb. .
' ' ' ' Carlyle. loading it o e per. - - '
DNflhblG- M “i0 610" 01 salt-and cinnamon. Add alternately . “a sh. P
in" thalrgemhera of! tab with milk to first mixture. Beat un- Volunteer Girls’ Club Iii: £32; 83:30:;1303: £21.11: 32:2: ’12:: harm“ Postponed 0 . .
. team wil e guests o t e til perfectly smooth and turn into an . . . ' ' .
_ item at a dinner to be held oiled and floured dripping pan. Bake Plans Interesting ”i;i'i.§“i.°.“iim people in at~ 3:33 £22m T123333", Hm“— On account or the death of Miner ' Cleans a! it Polishes
we 7 ’3“. “I“ the winners may ‘0 minutes in a moderate oven. ht Meetlng June 23 tsndance were: Mr. and ‘Mrs. Frank Lord Townbrallte. Esabelle Wynne. D. Randall. brother. of Mrs. A. Net- HUSBANBS no ' v'
m'KOTEX! Endstha
..'I of go oldctitn; saith?!
lvs t as as a sor on
too. AndtheacndsALI.
opiyafewcenta. Eighth
. men any”! h-
}ha unnecessary rill! of old
ing frosting: .
Roll 1 cup of brown sugar until
free from lumps. Beat whites of
eggs until stifl and dry. Beat in
roiled sugar and spread over cake.
Put into hot oven for eight minutes
to brown and puff the frosting. If
sible.
Strawberry Charlotte
The strained juice of berries can
be used if preferred. Batten geiatine
in cold water. Add boiling water and
sugar to berry pulp and juice and
bring to the boiling point. Remove
from fire and stir in softened gela-
tino. Stir until dissolved. When cool
stir in lemon juice. Let stand until
mixture begins to Jelly. Then beat
with a whisk until frothy. Beat in
Chocolate Nut Cookies.
Two tablespoons butter, 1-: cup
granulated sugar. 2 eggs. I cup flour.
1 teaspoon baking powder, 4 table-
spoons milk. 2 squares bitter choco-
late. 1 cup chopped nut meats. 1 tea-
chocolate incited over not water. Mix
well and drop from tip of spoon onto
an oiled and floured cookie sheet.
Bake 15 minutes in a. moderate oven.
Doctors Amazed at ‘
New High Blood
Pressure Treatment
Even doctors are amased at this
markabla treatment that can reduce
high blood pressure to normal in a
few weeks. Disainaas. nose bleed.
bot. Cashes-nail symptoms disappear.
reuse the successful prescription of
hemorrhages. Guaranteed free from
narcotics. Used by physicians in
regular practice. Money back if not
Drug Co.-—Adv.
The Volunteers Girls' Club of the
Volunteers of America held their
regular meeting last evenius at the
Broad River Chapel. ' ‘ "
Plans were discussed for the next
meeting which will take place Wad-
cert singer. will render several selec-
lions.
Alvin Francis Biber. sonof A. Biber
of Taylor avenue this morning at 9
o’clock at St. Mary's church. Rev.
Father Finn performing the cere-
mony.
The bride was gowned in white
satin with a crepe de chino train
and carried a bouquet of white
roses. She was attended by Frances
Blsnarik her sister, as maid of hon-
or. Other attendants wore Katherine
hats and carried pink roses.
Following the ceremony the bride
and groom left on a honeymoon trip
to Delaware Water Gap. Pa. Upon
their return they will reside at 11
North Taylor avenue.
Add a little salt to your home-
made mustard and it will not be-
come caked and dry in the mustard
pat.
Wood Preferred.
For mixing cake batter a wooden
spoon is said to be vastly superior
to metal.
'l‘arnishcd diver.
Tamished silver is ’qufckiy restor-
ed to its natural state if you clean it
with a piece of raw potato dipped
in baking soda. ’
Avoid hm.
tarnished.
More Confostnhle.
and ash
:msgasgy a: tit
J. Lewis. Mrs. Elisabeth Munsey.
Miss Marilee Munsie, Jack Lewis.
Rowland A. Schwehei and Charles
C. Hendrick. . . a.
Miss Helen Saunders of this city
was one of the directors of ms play.
The following is a synopsis of the
noon.
Icons 8. The same.
Act 11!. Scene 1. The assembly
Evening.
lilr. Bantison. Helen Prendergast.
Lady Cralise. Alice Marshall.
Beau Nash. Cnrmits Lasher.
Sir Hugh Gutlford. Beatrice Schol-
an.
Lady Baring-Gould. Helen Pentin.
Lady Rolls-non. Barbara Gauthier.
Servants to Benucniro
Ida Ililrburt. Victor.
Alice Hurst. Jean.
Three one act plays will be given
by the Jitnoy Players. famed for
their delightful costume plays on the
old grounds of the Wee Burn Golf
Club. Post Road. Noroton. June 25.
tureeque songs and dances. The re-
turn of these players will be wel-
comed by many who have enjoyed
their performances in Stamford.
Greenwich. New Canaan. as well as
in Noroton. ‘
has appeared with Walker White-
aide in "Mr. Wu." “Tile Hindu." and
"Maverick"; with Henry Miller in
"Pasteur." and Mrs. lawn in “The
School for Scandal." He will take
important parts in association with
Alba Resting. the gifted leading lady
of the Jitney Players. and Bushnell
Cheney. Yale '21. who originated the
idea of these players. Richard Sitin-
ner. Harvard "HI another popular
member of the company. returns. as
JITNEY' PLAYERS TO GIVE
THREE ONE ACT PLAYS JUNE 25
pioneers three years ago. A new and
charming ingenuc. this year. is Mar-
garet, Shacklcford. Other members
of , this unique organization are
Joaquin Soutllcr, Harvard '12; Edgar
Barrier, Columbia '34; George lilac-
nrc: “Love Is the Best Doctor." Mo-
licr: “Paola. and Francesco." Sic-
phr-n Phillips: "The Gentleman in
Black." W. 5. Gilbert.
Among those who will act as
James A. Trowbridgo of Colicndcr‘s
Point: Mrs. Francis Leach. Mrs. Earl
B. Pulls, Mrs. Andrew Show, Mrs.
Richard E. Tihbotts and Mrs. John
A. Weed, of Noroton Heights: Mrs.
P. Hilihouse Adams. Mrs. Frederick
A. Fairchild. Mrs. Henry C. Hodges.
Mrs. George R. Montgomery and
Mrs. P. W. “Vinson of Noroton.
Information regarding the per-
formance and tickets may be obtain.
od through the patroncsscs or from
also Ilsa Bleeds, one of the original
beverage choose the brand with care
and keep in mind the following sug-
tea is put. is.
The water must he sctimy boiling
when poured. over the leaves.
Lettaastaapfortanmlnntaasnd
serve at once. .
Poss On Ice .
To serve till glauaa full of cracked
ice or one-third full of chipped or
Pour ti. as trustee.
grant and sparkling as the hot-
General H. C. Hodges, Jr.. Noroton.
SISTER MARY TELLS HOW TO GIVE ICE
TEA AROMA AND DELICIOUS FLAVOR
Freshly brewed. well made tea
poured over ice is not at all the
same beverage that is made and
bitter pucker-y taste no nutter how
wast: or sweat fruity you nuke it.
If you want to use the fruit juice
and syrup in its iced can serve
them in small pile an or bowls with
dessert spoons or cream ladies.
Many persona like the bowl and
India bettar than the pitcher as they
can tell better how much to use.
Put sugar and water in smooth
. sauce pan. bring to the boiling point.
cover and boil for live minutaa-
Ladies' Aid of the East Avenue M.
E. church was postponed. The
gathering was to have been held at
Mrs. Paddock's home.
Covino--Taiunlo
bride.
Regarding Hemline-s.
Skirts remain short. from 15 to 17 '
Paris likes belts again. and practi-
cally every new creation shows a
bolt somewhere between the natural
waistline and the hlpline.
Spanish Influence.
The bolero effect grows with the
season and is particularly smart in
chiffons and thin fabrics.
in tans. grays and browns.
W
. Your Name.
Winifred. lover of peace: Irma.
innocent: Virginia. pure: Julia, soft~
haired: Stella. a star: Louise. pug-
Scarf Collar.
The scarf collar is used effectively
on the soft chiffon frocks that are
so generally sponsored. and they
solve the difficult neckline very
neatly.
syrup. One tablespoonful will be
enough to sweeten a glass of tea for
the average taste.
Ceylon tea is usually liked for iced
tea on account of its beautiful color
but your favorite brand of tea mixed
with Ceylon is a wise choice since it
gives you your preferred flavor with
the color.
morahle iced tea sets and galiy col-
ored 'muddlers". If you choose the
"sippers" with a. tiny bright crusher
L. GOLDEN
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lllilltflilllill?
How Mrs. Dyer Solved tho
Probl
there ‘3 any dtl‘lsel‘ of the cu“ nesday evenin‘c An announcement play: Lady Mary Carlyle. Dorothy
burning on the bottom during this was made that on Wednesday ave. Act 1. Scene 1. A room in Beau- ”I‘m m :0:ng :édCIolyigIo 32:0 FIJIlIsieITalnI- . can.
additional bhklgg pIiIace k. shgllou; :1;;8.C1‘I‘:;cf3k3ptlz°°¥°§ielgr ‘22:: calre‘s lodging. . llcnri dc Beaujolais. Elizabeth this morning by R}... 1:31.153: 133; Mrs Mildred Dyer was lileY- 3“
Pa" 0‘ “'31" “n e” ‘ ° '33 ° 3" P“ ' Act It. Scene 1. A park. Late in Holcomb. \vnn _ . - -- - _ .
‘ A hi ~ .. -. had a .00 matured husband who
the rack on which the cake 1, placgd City will give a talk. MN- Murphey the morning. Marquis tle Mirepoix. Roberta a...“ 9:335 Anfigcnlmuomgiterrgf 1:11; d helped her With
as near Ithe top ,of the oven as pos- of New York city, the famous con- Scene 2. The same. Later after. Kellogg. . , e m uch of her
housework. Be-
cause she was in.
ill health for
that he had to
w o r k h a. r d
WW - enough anyway.
The time he spent in doing her worn
was needed or his own. She de-
termined to dud the road to better
health.
She writes: “I think Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
simply wonderful. My health is bet-
ter than it has ever been. I am get-
hsin's Vegetable Compound,
Ono cup crushed berries and juice. Biber—Blanarjk mom Dom Nybers Inch“ "0 i five years. itwas
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