.
to ‘he held in August.
,iyu‘eoe chum
but went
ouies. )
yd Forty."
sttended includylg:
"in of New Britnln.
,6- Godf’rcy Post.
' dollows:
= of this city.
ct this city.
lit this citY. -- -~
this city.
this city.
cluster: .1 11 3J4stm
hirersery Saturday.
. being pertg
’ii‘; Humphries.
"Tell-tide county shooter is ,
. “Wellies on ”light. we
d then it is upectsd test a‘
' II will be on the
-‘ . will be orcenised It °
convention of Legion sue- ‘-
.Iuernbsrs ’
vod in the new orgsnisesr
Butt Chepeeux ct query.
, “rssltls «use. ,
, Mount units were repre- _
in the .county tethering“;
the Frenk C. Godfrey sux-
’;this city; the Dsnhury No.
v: the Catherine Me-
I.“ Bridgeport end the -
,s-istlnc in the lultlst‘on 3
blues chsm Netball Le
' . ct New Jerser. (in cher‘ge
mam of Shelton, deputy
Betty Batman of Hertfortf.
,llrcnnisor of the “Eight end
Devldson oi Ansonle. end
, merits Simon ,0: .Esst
‘ county organiser of the
r of members of the le-
end auxiliaries from all over
"out Commendcr Henry
Isml. Commenda- of the
, Smith. First vice commender
up. Mela. second vice loom-
.9! the new opcsulsetlon
elite Becreteire Mrs. A. upr-
Petite Cussielre. Mrs. Lillisn
Petite Bercsnte. Mrs. Ruth An-
tile Archivestc. Rose Cohen
it. Surintend'eiit, Irene
tits Courier. Mrs. Catherine
; ding Anniversary s
at Police end “Mrs. William
eelsbreted their 15th wed-
wedding took place. June
Wt! church, this city. The,
‘-‘ ed by Rev.
W
Sanloreils-essvestsno
Miss so... Beveetsno. deughter of
Mr. end Mrs. Joules Semno o!
20 Bnowden evenucn wee Inerrled
this moraine et 10 celcek to Paul
Bentorells. son of Mr. end Mrs. lei-
vstoro Bentonelle, of New York dty.
The bride was given in
by her tether ahe‘wore e gown
Her veil of tulle. srrshced with e
esp or pestle. wee drsped over the
treln of setin. A shower bouquet
of white roses completed her out~
fit.
Mr. end lirs. Jim Bentorslls. the
cousins of the groom. served es
best seen end; mstron of honor.
Mrs. Bentorelle wore e yellow first
trimmed with gold lscefend e ierce
yellow but to notch. She cerflel
yellow roses.
After the ceremony refreshments
were served st Kiel: hell on Dex-m
fusion evsnue.
The whole will lows on their
honeymoon this events: to ports
unknown. aid upon returning will
melted their home in Asterle. Dong
Islsn . ,
LeBlsnc-Cebotte
Miss Louise Cebctte end Armend
Leblanc were msrrled th morning
st 8 ociocit st 8t. Josep s church.
Father nurlby perlormed the core-
mon‘y. .
Philip Bl. oyr end Joseph cebotte
were witucssee. p
W
e > , .
Entertams
Miss Lois Andrews of Weston
spent the week-end with Iliss use
G'erdner of s Lowe street.
BPABKHNG me.
Since black jehllicn end block
lees he!!! become IQ Mulsr for
eve-nine. illeidien: d center has
been With“ the mode.‘
‘ There meld" no trend E lever or
long help end the In emu-tip}
WWMIT-lwr
l! o e
' owed; lib.j_,beiong speech to be worn
uni l’
view We. .
~The newmiilmwethetfeec
.1 tens ceveiier feshlon on theshonld-
,er.istobesoeninohiflonsndbre-
dis. well es in users serious
During thereumx’ner mills. pur-
Mill”
of white satin trimmed with lees. -,
» luncheon wss served.
chose flourlilld mesl in smell cues.
ties st s time. wring here e‘ bsn- den.
«I‘D
MG?
be ntlow 92mm: A PANDANA
lou - Jl' wom WOULD PPOTLCT
ill MOTOP vpgu‘ lplegzgl‘L
MFFIC ANY TPUCK
. E
e ll ' . ”1%
”if , r
Mr. and Mrs. Lehmaier CHILDREN OF ST. MARY REPEAT NOVELTY Senior Department Of
Give Invitstlon Ten MINSTREL GIVEN SUCCESSFULLY LAST MONTH S. N. Congre ational
At Their New Home ‘ “ W". Church as Picnic
Mr. end Mrs. Bouts A. Lenmeler
eevs e delightful invitetien tee.
lsturdey efternoon. et their besu-
tlful new home. "Blue )lounteln
Perm.“ oi! Beet Rocks Rood. Nor-
wells. mom on the resin reed.
Blue ilounteln Peru: is one of the
show pieces of the city. end there
is not e prettier soon in the city.
then the heights of Best Rocks.
Here more then 100 guests drove
“DZWMNMIHIOBBIITSO
esturdey Tb residence wee thrown
open. end ills heedsome «enamel
211me mgrsetly some.
Therswes e musicel pregrem.
Wellin—Ahre-hlson
illss Bsthor Abrsmsou. formerly
ct ileuweih Mentor of are. An.
reason of llemfecd. end Dr. ileum
ice Woiiiu of New York were mer.
nos sender eftcrnoou by Dr. L. r.
il‘ls'her. in New York City.
idles Abrsmeon were e rosewood
Bluebell! crepe dress. with s lsrgs
in an hot to notch. A bonnet of
tee roses completed her outfit.
Mrs. Class-lee Leventhe' the sister
of the bride served es metres of
honor. Bhe wore e nus-y blue Elise-
beth dreeswithehsttometch.snd
curried e bouquet oi tee roses.
Dr. smith oi New, York. e cous-
inottbscroemsoted'esbestmeu.
. After the W” e buffet
The couple~ on their honey.
moon trip to eds shortly otter.
They will mete their home st
ills Brim Avenue rordliens
Ammo ioehl guests present
were: its. end hire. 1;. .ioeerx’lmur.
end millions o sets. It
ome...» ieseni. ilr. end Mrs.
fio_rce' Yourdlsku mes Jennie
You'rdlshy. her. end Mrs. Senses!
Abremscn. end Mr. end Mrs. A. D.
Blevitt.
v
\ summer Books.
umgoldon. rose-frames sum~
user. deys. ‘e hemmock. e pitcher of
lemonade e long isl-
en'd e book. Wnst
the books to reed tor
to Neil hose-s
Won time st lest." meuy‘
r
The fiovelty Minstrel givpn by the
children of Mel-y of St. Mary's
church was repeated Saturday after-
noon st the eundey school.
Miss Cstherine Oehili served es
the interiocutor. with the following.
no end men: -—iues Cslnerlne Rhino-
hsrdt. Vere noNsmsrs. Katherine
Gennley. Agnes Prentisrgsst. Emma
Crowley. end Anne Gupsrino.
The chorus consisted of twenty
young lediep. who wore costumes of
gingham checked dresses.
The opening number of the pro-
grsrn was o. medley of old fashion-
ed songs. while the closing song was
"Show Me the Wsy to Go Home."
In sddition to the regular progrsrn
idles Alice Grnheru guys so exhibi-
tion of e Spenish Deuce. Miss Cher-
lotte Newmn snug e very new num-
ber celled “iii no the Merrilo." A
very pretty belied culled “Let's Grow
old Together." was rendered by Miss
Loco Yorkers.
4
Miss Edna. P. Teft selled Seturdsy
on the "Tuscehls." with e party of
forty Wiillsm end Msry college stu-
dents.
The psrty is directed by Dr.‘ 4 d
Mrs. Cherlee Clifton Fichlne d
Professor end Mrs. John C. Lyons.
The first stop only he in London.
where they will spend s week. visit-
ing Btrstford-on-Avon. Lesmington.
Werek Cecile. Kenllworth Celtic.
Oxford end Dover. From Beyer,
the pert! Will cross the English
LOCAL GIRL SAILS FOR EUROPE WITH
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE STUDENTS
cheuncl to' Ostcnd end visit Ant-
werp end Brussels. The next step
will be Germeny. where the perty
will take e best trip up the River
Rhino. After touring France end
spending s week in Perle. the mem-
bers will remein for one month at
Beccms-dc-Bicorre in the Pyrenees
mountelns for the‘ summer vsession
of the University of Toupousc.
They are expected back about
September 5. returning on the
"Cemeronla."
A perty of twenty school mates oi
“Miss hiss Bhflu‘dner. deuchbe'r of
her. end'ilrs. Fresh 1.. Coroner. of i
Lowe street sssemhled st her home
Ieturdsy evening. to oelebrsto her
seventeenth birthdsy. The young folk
allowed no pert oi the evening to be-
0031. dull. and from a oclock un-
11:» eve tic wee nude on.
is Joyful. «to were ceases.
studio's. end senses the pop uisr
dances. we large hcertosheped birth
dsy cells wee cut by Miss “Gerdner.
She received meny tokens oi. rs-
MISS MAE GARDNER IS GIVEN BIRTHDAY
PARTY BY FRIENDS; RECEIVES MANY GIFTSw
membrnnco.
The home wss effectively decorat-
ed in pink end blue, with many
bouquets of roses erleticsily smug.
ed throughout the house.
Among those present were:« Lois
Andrews. Marion Conly. Mergnret
McDonsld. Vivien ”Geiger. Dorcas
Bsker. Gledys Robins. Loretta
Herding. Dorothy Lovejcy. Dorothy
Reynolds. Gledys Benin. Robert
nyen. Weller McQueid. Joseph Otis.
Csri Gorheln. Herold Gorhsln. Mil-
ton Sleuson. Ernest Ucits end
Samuel Roberts.
piece of theEeet Norwnlk Improve-
ment.Associstion one. lewnlof
fire. RB. Gorhsm to: Best gre-
e Betutdsy afternoon end sve-
noel“ stirsoted'e lei-cs crowd. at
, . e
maths, site oon. ton on... of
end reirsshus’ehts
in them Mules the yous ieiks
entered dencinc on: [the vol-ends.
which sees very sfieotively deser-
seed with corona lights end in-
A osrnlvel given under the eus~ :
'Koeh and hire.
- siherdsudwhige
IMPROVEME T ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL .
‘ A'I‘TR CTS LARGE CROWDS OF PEOPLE
Those on the committee: Mrs.
Nellie Emmcrson
had cbsrge of the ice creem and
lemonade lsble. Mrs. E. E. Gotham
directed the sole of the coke. Mrs.
George Inghsm and Mrs. Fred
Wheeler sold the paper ceps and
grab begs: lire. 0 Stevens sold the
candy; while Mrs. J. Close and Mrs.
P. A. Jakob took charge of the hot
dog and hamburger ssndwieh tsblc.
Mrs. Fred Cempbell. the ehslrmen
ot the committee. ‘wishes to thank
sll those who helped melts this e!-
feir both s. social hnd finsnclal
success. - ,
RY TI‘ILLE or ARTCF BUYING
T eunuch IIUITs AND VEGETABLES
glrrn been ususily means I tender.
stringless cooked been
Berries ct any. kin should he
goes: frscreul. firm evenly col-
Cen'ote should be smooth slid firth
and well colored. ..
Csbbsce this tune of- yesr is never
es Winter ceiling.
but it should Sp tires and well
here, white. “in
’bleeched.
Woril's‘ " '
rthenfirni.
The senior 'dcpurtment of the
South Norwslk Congregational
church enjoyed a. picnic in a. grove
at Westport. Snturdsy sfternoon.
The members met st the church
and left in automobiles.
Meny interesting games were on-
loyed such as baseball. a. boxing
mulch. relays. A few of the mem-
bers went swimming. ‘
Refreshments of ice cream. cnkc,
candy and hot dogs were served.
Law—*—
Ewing—Biker
The wedding of Miss I-‘renccs
LOVt‘i‘lcli leer. daughter of Mrs. A.
Schuyler Clarke. and Clifford Coch-
ran Ewing will take piece st noon
Thursday at the Trinity Episcopel
chulch, Soulhp’ort.
in St. Paul‘s church Fairiield. Miss
B. Travis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Trials, of Mill Hill. and Joseph
A. Wakcmpn. son of Judge and Mrs.
Bacon Wukcmun. of r‘nirflcld will
be married.
Miss Dorothy Parker. of Willow
slrcgl, Soulhpcrt. and John Meeke-
ioff, of Churchill street. Groomers.
be msrricd Tuesday by Rev.
Becmn‘n in i’nirlloid.
TODAY’S RECIPE
‘ orange Cream Pudding.
Ono egg. 4 tablespoons sugar,
tsbleslloous flour. 1-: cup wptcr, 1
cup orange juice. few grains suit.
3-4 cup whipping cream. ll table-
spoons post'dcreli auger. 1 whole or-
once.
Host water and orange juice in
top of double boiler over hot water.
Bent white of egg until stiff. dd
yolk of egg and continue bentug
until mixture is stiff. Mix flour and
.eugnr end add to beaten egg. Beat
until perfectly smooth, adding a few
drops of cold water to thin mixture.
When the liquid begins to steam in
double boiler gradually add on
mlxluro. beating consigntly. When
mixture thickens remove from host
sud beet until cool. Arrange sec-
tions of orange removal from rind
snd freed from skin in s serving
9
es
Serve with cream whipped and
sweetened with powdered sugar.
The salt is added to the flour end
suger mixture.
Sliced Reset lice! with Vegetable
Hash.
Four or six slices cold roast beef.
2 teblespoone butter. 3 cups cold
meshed polstoes. 1 cup cold cooked
spinach 1 lsrgeonlon. snlt end pep.
pcr.
Peel end shred onion. Melt butter
in frying pen. Add meet end seute.
golden brown first sirens side end
3... on the other. Remove from
onion in trying pen “end cook over e
low fire to s psle strs wior. Add
nominee end spinach. end pep-
per end mix thoroughly. can; until
very hot. stirring with s tor tonic
smnce‘
On Seturdsy afternoon at i o ‘clock'
dish. Pour over custard and chili.’
spider euddteep hot. Pngp‘repered ,
allover
Former Norwalit Girl
One Of Princi pals In
“The Palm Beach” Girl
Norweik residents will be interest-
ed in knowing that Marlon Bends
formerly of this city is one of the
principals in the new Zlcgriold show.
“The Palm Beech Girl," opening at
the Globe Theatre, New York City.
Thursdey evening.
Miss Bends. is really nsmod Ms-
rion Wilson end she is n. niece oi:
Mme. Henriette \Vukcliv-ld of Dell-
wood avenue. Silo nltemicd Center
School in this city.
‘ Shorehaven Tea
Members or the Shorchnvcn club
enjoyed as ten and golf tournament
Saturday sflcrnoon. completing the
day with a. dance in the evening,
Mrs. Carlo Muller acted as hostess
in the afternoon. while Mrs. Hubert
‘Bishop and Mrs. George Woodward
served as hostesses in the evening.
Country Club Dance
The first dance of a. long series
of Saturday night dances was held
at the Noru‘alk Country club Satur-
day evening.
About seventy-live members and
their guests Wore present.
A club luncheon is served evcr‘.’
Friday afternoon.
......_.—._..__—
A French scientist has invented an
organ from which music is produced
by jets of flame instead of air.
1'
In the Kitchen
M6 Famous Cooks
Expert Pacific Coast Cooks
Give Choice Recipes for
Unususi Desserts .
(Editor's Note: This is one of e series
oi cooking Articles contrlbutsd to this
other by six lemons cooks.)
There never was a woman
who kept house who didn't
want her cooking to have an
indivr 'duni touch. And the
making of desserts offers
_ plenty. of op-
‘- poem port‘unit'y for
' expressing this
individuality.
Recipes f or
vseveraiddk
' ious desserts
are given in
M... this srticie by
m . Belle D0-
VAUGHNh Graf, SanFi'sn-
cipco,h ome economics comp
sailor, and Mrs. Kate Brew
Vsughni’oliomestlc science di-
rector. geles.
"F Seats Chub-saplings
or e ulcki d
-r'et:ornlnend‘l BsnIs. I” Cl:red“i.rrtl'co{
turns-drink“ 2:“ '
pure the e'm. is en ur to pre-
Here is fire. mom's recipe:
1 cup sifted flou
2 tesspoons‘pleking powder
on
alpaca?» shortening
cuppstreined. stewed
Sift dry ingredients to th
‘mu’hortening. then crap iy’t‘d‘g
with
‘on to s. sllg t.tly detail {I "‘55. Turn
out in recto
inches wide “E's
Cover top of douclhw
agree. on roll up lke e.
' “on
u e on shout
slices on inch
n
min nutes. Serve with ism
long. ,
eprlcot.
u“oily, roll.
Belts 01:11..
on ssuce.
loci? gawkmon" sense by,m h
Int 0
sugsra 1 tsbleospoon M.iiour. lilies 331.1
In?“ one lemon. end i.
ieepoon al: is .
cook for“ r ring lovboli.
ens ve minutes.
I: ii I
who“ end ssuce should be
.9.
'5 With 0......“
Anoth i tereet
Tor whic'lI l’i‘rs. “3.3.3.." the
recipe is Ol'enge Oust Puddin-
i one sifted breed crumbs
cup orenge rind ‘
8 Iss- "rented
it messes
.... .i "
misfit...“
N orwalk Girl ScOut Troops
Are Disbanding F qr Summer
Many Plans Being Made For the Ilot Weather, Some
Of the Scouts Will Go To Camp Andree Clark,
Others To Westpbrt Camp
E (DIES,
' ‘45.
is‘iirlilli?
The summer months see the dis-
bending of the Girl Scout troops un.
til the fell. llogulur meetings will be
omitted but there will be plenty of
hikes. picnics end swims on the pro-
gram.
Miss Merjorlo Donne. the local
director is kept busy attending the
lust Iuecliflgs which the various
troops are holding.
Some of the l t meetings inks the
form obovor-ui t hikes while oth-
ers take the form of r swimming
purllcs and supper or some bench.
’l‘r00p 11 is having u garden party on
the kuvn of the cupluiu's house while
still others hold their final meetings
with games and refreshments. All
are looking enxiously forward to the
summer months. Some of tho olllvr
scouts in Noru'ulk urn attending the
camp for older girls {it Camp Allllrf'li
Clark. while others are going to the
\Vcslport summer camp at Slonvy
Brook with Margaret Jennings in
charge. if any further information Is
\vunlml regarding the camp’. lOl'.ll
papers have copies of the issue can-
training the list or instructions 1w
campers under date of June 8. If
there is any other information “Cf-(I-
ed Miss Jennings will be glad to un-
swer apy questions.
Miss Donne wishes at this time In
thank the Scouts of. Not-walk for all
the ready co-operalion that tip v
have shown since her arrival as In-
rcctor in Norwnlk. She hopes mor:t
sincerely that every Scout will work
even still harder next year to make
19:6-27 the best your that Scoutin';
has ever known in Norwnlk.’
' . Sl‘MMER BUYING.
The household budget often goes
strangely awry in the summer limo.
«Food supplies are so apt not to in:
fresh oven when bought. and hm.
so little chance in the ice box EH
“lvii—opors" if they are not. Don't
buy a cantaloupe which yields (:01.-
sidcrably whcn pressed upon. Don‘t
buy it if it has no odor. Don't buy
limp string beans. carrots, turnips or
cucumbers which do not fool firm.
nor cabbage which is not bright in
color. Watch for bright green hulls
on your berries. and do not buy meat
which is not ‘flrm when touched.
YOUR HOME.
New India mints {01 “all ham:-
ings completely chum. o the tone of
an entire room. ilung behind a
sold, over a fireplace, or on an awk-
ward stairway, the loveliest ones
are or Inn background with rust and
dull groan pattern.
”—“fl’fi'
MIGHT 1.1K]? in
,“Not nil the \\ call]: n01 all the pm “-
' er lint I may mcr know
Can bllng to me. the happiness 1
know in vanished days:
But, when upon my tired brow the '
summer breezes blow
My spirit goes: adventuring along
the old, old ways."
—-Dorothy Nakahax'u.
YOUTHFL‘L STYLE.
Second in popularity only to ”N:
White polka. dot on the blue ground
is the red polka dot on while. it 18
a. most youthful and dashing com-
bination. excellent for the coumxy.
DECORATIVE.
Confetti prints on a. while or
black ground. which look exactly as
if a. bag of confetti had been dump-
ed on a plain surface. are cxtrcmr.
ly amusing. and much liked In
Paris.
BROCADED GEORGETI‘E
Brocadcd gcorgetto crepe, in pm.
lei tones. with fairly small. rou-
servetive patterns is shown for cyc-
nlng gowns. "‘
MOIRE FASHIONABLE.
Al the Paris openings. much at-
tentlon is lying given to the moire
gown. particularly to the all black
and all white model.
cool. Just befor‘e luncheon is served
add remeining ingredients. File in
sherbet cups end serve.
With Any Fruit
Itnwbsrry Heringuesl
“returned ilkeve most
r
recipe til-.it. ““1 n
0. egg whites
“PM
’11 teespoen vine er
teaspoon venifie
Dossn't
nietsbio ties.
es s. simple
Bee t eg cc w ites stiii'. Ad th
vineger to lhcheg whites snddbeuto
‘A'l‘i‘dos ugss g heating it with
spoonfvsllsu on oil the? 31:23 A:
bskl ng sheet end 3. in e slow
oven. 'W on finished. out the me-
misses” on rough th‘e' center no.3! fill
topped wgh whipped creel: a".
ults "busyh be used in see-
son mas“! he strewberries.
edeintr dish to serve
in
his
st perlles. too.
is is en unusue‘l
pie. Here
V
s boll
Elidmgugififfis
W».
or
be 0 till"
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