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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-14
|1OWNE WILL MAKE
! CONFERENCE TALK
Manager keokuk Industrial Asso-
citation VIII Discuss Commercial
Club and City Admin
istration,
SECRETARIES MEETING
First Annual Gathering Of CONNER
ciaI Club Heads viii be Held
at the State Uni
versity.
SECRETARIES MEETING

| o. B. TowAle, manager Of the
tKeokuk Industrial association will
be one OF the speakers at the first
annual conference Of commercial club
secretaries at Iowa City this week
Mr.. Towne will discuss at one of the
round table sessions, "The CONNER
cial Club and the City Administra.
tion.'' a5 "a
! Mr.. Towne expects to go to Iowa
City Tuesday night to attend the con-
ference which is under the auspices
OF the extension department of the
state university of Iowa. The fol-
lowing from Iowa City gives some
idea OF The program which will be
given this week.
o. d. kingaman, acting director of
the University of Iowa's extension d.
vision, has announced the program
for the first annual conference OF
Commercial Club secretaries, which
will be held here February IL and IS.
The first round table subject will
be THE Function of the Commercial
Club leader George E. Wood, Red
Oak. The second subject is "The
Duties Of the Secretary Of CONNER
cial Club" leader, Herbert Hershey,
Charles City. A symposium on the
value of a city survey will be pre-.
sented by the following members Of
the University of Iowa faculty:
Bessie e. McClenahan, E. j. Ash
baugh and Frank E. Horack
A banquet given by the Iowa City
Commercial club is scheduled for
o'clock and at s p. M, the secretaries
and the Iowa Engineering society will
listen to a lecture on city Planning"
by Nelson P. Lewis, chief engineer
of the board of estimates and appor-
tionment of New York City. He
comes to the university under the
auspices of Sigma XII, an honorary
scientific fraternity.
Thursday morning, R F., Werlich,
a landscape architect, from Des
Mofnes, will lecture on "City Plan
ming for Iowa Towns" before joint
session Of the. secretaries and the
Iowa Engineering society Following
the Weirick lecture. the secretaries
will hold round table discussion
with the following subjects and lead
ers: "The Commercials, Club and the
City Administration" O. B. Towne,
Keokuk: Securing Of Industries"
Irving Norwood, Davenport.
Thursday afternoons I. A. Loos,
head of the department of political
economy and sociology in the state
university will speak on "The Train
ing of Secretary, of Comm ercial
Club" o. e. Klingaman will follow
with an address on What Some Com
mercial Clubs Have Accomplished.
At s p. m. the secretaries will be
the guests of the Triangle club at
an informal reception and through
the courtesy of the Iowa Engineering
society they will hear the illustrated
lecture by Prof. S. M. Woodward on
''The Dayton Flood Relief Project" /
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The Warsaw Gate Civ
Warsaw, Ill. Feb. IL, 1915.

simply horrible caricatures Of him
though not meant as such---but ought
not to have been printed for they
are an insult to his memory and do
not even resemble him, at least 81
say those who knew him In Spring
field, H., his old home, and saw him
every day, and often heard him make
political speeches. and plead in the
fcourts, in the days before the war.
By request of Superintendent Fair
fax, the Warsaw Bulletin in its last
issue, published the enrolment of
pupils in grades / to s in the public
schools, whose earnest school WORT,
has entitled them to place In the
flrst half OF the class. This is graft
flying to teachers, scholars and pa
rents. The enrolment in each grade
is as follows: Grade one, IS; two, 81;
three, "a; four, 40; five, "a six, 30;
seven, 81; eight, 80.
Melvin Furtney, Jr., eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Furtney, ST., OF
Warsaw, was united in marriage to
Miss Mildred Theresa Drucke Of Keo-
kuk, on Wednesday evening last, at
$3.50 o'clock, at st. Mary's parsonage,
by Rev. Father Gdglinger. They were
dIICuOCu W JOAu uIluoy, UTOlucT Ol
the groom, and Miss Helen Miller,
cousin Of the bride. After the wed.
ding reception was held at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. w. Pfaffe.
The groom's parents attended the
wedding, from Warsaw Congratula-
lions are extended to the worthy
young couple. who will make their
home in Warsaw.
Rev. Tuschon of Warremton, Mo,
will preach his last sermon here on
Sunday evening In the German NJ. f..
church, where he has been assisting
In revival work for over week.
Mrs. Frank LeBron, Sr, of Keoku,l
spent Friday with her son, J. w. kirk
patrick.
DIR. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards enter.
tanned the Baraca, and Cleaner classes
on Thursday evening last, at their
home. An oyster supper was served
by committee of the Barracks, COM
posed of young men, who proved they
understood one branch of domestic
science. The evening was spent in
games, music and other social pleas
ures.
There will be meeting of the exc
cutive committee Of the Goodfellows
Saturday evening, February IS. at city
hall. The finances of the club are in
good condition and new friends are
being made almost every day, friends
that count.
w. c.. tVanPappelendam has return
ed from Chicago. u5js T 81 ,g7ea
Hon. Truman Plantz is in Rock
Island on M. w. A. business, as the
orders attorney.
Mrs.M. j. Shaefer has gone to St.
Louis to select spring millinery She
will be absent ten days.
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Crowds OF farmers in town today
In spite Of the fact that the countr,
roads have mo bottom" Wheat looks
fine and so far has wintered we'll;
never looked better this time of the
year.
There are congratulations on every
side over the fact that Warsaw is t.,
have public library building-some
thing she has needed for years, and
this Is made possible by the liberality
Of our lamen+ed fellow citizen, Adolpa
Roessler
Warsaw greatly needs high school
building, as the higher classes every
year are growing larger. A fine
adjunct would be q gymnasium with
department for boys and one for girls
Al rubber roofing roof has been put
on the Battels building, replacing one
OF tin, which was leaking.
Henry Ramps, who lives on East
Main street, has sold his home and a
few acres adjoining, to Mrs. Eva Nc.
Mahan, and has bought the Wolfen-
barger property, on north side OF
Main street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. This gives Mr.. Ramps
a snug home not far from the mill,
where he is employed. MI. Wolfen-
barger has not decided on his plans
for the future.
The ladies should not forget that
they have vote this spring; at the
primaries as well as at the April
election.
All preparations are about coul-
pleted for the banquet and other en-.
tertainments of the High Tension
club of Keokuk. which meets in War
saw Monday evening, February Is.
This club Is composed of employees
and officers of the Mississippi Water
Power Co., and Keokuk Electric Co,
anu has already met d in this social
way several times in Keokuk, once
each in Fort Madison and Nauvoo,
and the last time in Hamilton. The
club numbers over 100 members, gent
lemen whom it is a pleasure to meet
and Warsaw feels honored that they
will be with us.
AS soon as the frost is out of the
ground, work will be commenced on
the new addition on Clay street, TO
the Main street garage OF M. C. Eek.
bohm.
The McMahan brothers are con-
templating extensive improvements
on their farm residences, one will also
build barn, and third may build a
house and barn.
One carload Of 1915 model autos
the pioneer Of the season-was receiv-
ed here Thursday.
Paul Shepherd, who was hurt in a
runaway, is improving nicely. Theo.
Hoppe has his route while Paul is
laid up.
some Of the pictures of the great
Lincoln. which appeared the past week
in daily and weeks newspapers, ara
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PERSONALS.

w =. Hubert will return this week
Ao I'M business trip to Davenport
r;s.. Mrs u. B. Hamill who has been
r .sa,lng In st. Louis for the past few
eeks, returned to her home Friday
ssenlns. greatly improved in health
eV j. Nuesch of Los Angeles.
ch i, formerly pastor of st. Paul's
ara ieh' this city. arrived here last
eiiing for a few days visit. His
h; any friends will be glad to welcome
nm to his old home.
FRS, YRS r. B Newcomb has returned
lou visit of ten days in Fort Dodge.
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EIks Open House.

The members Of Keokuk lodge, No.
1O6, B. P. O. e. kept open house on
Friday evening in their club house,
having as their guests the families Of
the members. More than three hun
dred and fifty attended the evening
entertainment. From eight to nine
there was a reception. Many played
cards in the grill room during that
hour. At nine o'clock, there was
dancing in the ball room to the music
of Agnes orchestra. Cabaret perform
ers, imported from Chicago for the
occasion, appeared three times during
the dance program. and every time
received hearty applause. At eleven
O'Clock. according to the custom in
Elkdom, a toast was given to Our
Absent Brothers. The toasts were
given on the three floors of the club
house, by DR.. F. G.. Smith, O. b..
Towne and E. P. McManus. Supper
was served from ten O'Clock to mid
night in the main dining room. Salad.
sandwiches, olives, pickles. ice cream,
cake and coffee were served. The
ladies were given carnations as IA
yors. Punch was served In the foyer
during the evening. The Elks were
both lavish and gracious in the hos
pitality extended at their open house.
Ladies OF Charity Valentine Party.
The valentine party given by the
Ladies of Charity on Friday afternoon
in the parlors of st. Vincent's acad-
emy was very largely attended. The
parlors were decorated in strings of
hearts and with flags. The receiving
line included Mrs Howard Connable,
Mrs, e. p. Kruse, Mrs. Joseph Greaves,
Mrs Joseph O'Brien and Mrs. Albert
Mullarky. The table from which re-
freshments were served had for CEN
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Parent-Teachers Meeting

The Parent-Teachers' association
will hold its regular monthly meeting
in the assembly room of the high
school on Tuesday afternoon at half
past three o'clock. Mrs Frank G.
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Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
topic for the day will be the American
Indians. Mrs. Leonard Matless will be
the leader, assisted by Mrs. David ].
Ayres, Miss Harriet Solomon, Mrs.
Magdalena Miller and Mrs. e. M. Han
SON
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W. c. Z. U. Meeting.

The w. G. I. U. extends a cordial
invitation to the women of Keokuk to
attend their meeting on Tuesday aft
ernoon at half past two o'clock in the
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Baptist Ladies' Society,

Baptist church will be entertained on
Friday afternoon in the parlors of the
church by Mrs. N. B. Jones and Mrs
e. E. Van Doren.
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Mis-. Howel,,s Dinner

Miss Mary Howell was hostess at a
dinner party on Friday evening at
which covers were laid for twenty
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FortniqhtIy Clubs Dance

The Fortnightly Dancing club will
hold their regular meeting on Satur-
day evening in the ball room Of the
Masonic temple. Dancing will be from
g to IL o'clock.
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Woman's Alliance Meets.

Mrs. C. F. Elliott will entertain the
Woman's Alliance on Monday after
noon at her home 7O9 Orleans avenue.
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terpiece a large basket Of red tulips
and scattered over the table were
many red paper hearts. The table
was lighted with red candles. Coffee
was poured, by Miss Agnes O'Brien
and Miss Mary Seibert The follow
ing young ladies assisted in serving:
Miss Margaret Ewers, Miss Margaret
Moeller, Miss Gertrude Breheny, Miss
May Breheny, Miss Margaret Finigan.
Miss Norine Farraher, Miss Emanu-
ella Flood. Miss Beatrice Mckenzie,
Miss Dorothy Kruze, and Miss Made
line Connable. The society received
many gifts to aid in their sreving for
the needy. The gifts were placed in
a large basket and were received by
Miss Lulu Noelkemper, Miss May
Hurley and Miss Leonore Dickey. The
committee which planned the very
successful party was Mrs James Bre-
henv, Mrs. Julia Shehan, Mrs. Charles
Fegers, Mrs Mcdowell, Mrs. Ed. Fin =
gan. Miss Julia Conroy, Miss Agnes
OBrien, Miss May Seibert and Miss
Beatrice Mcnamara.
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Beardsley will speak on Children and
Their Associates. and Prof. E.=S.g Den
nfson will have for a subject, "Play
and Occupation" ..al.g:,
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Five Hundred Club.

The Five Hundred club will be en-.
tertained by Mrs. Phil CHASER, 119
North Ninth street, on Tuesday after
noon.
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Irumn Club Meetinu,

Miss Olive st. Clair will entertain
the Trump club on Thursday after
noon at It's regular meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-14

Miss Celestine Agnew will enter
tain the Bridge club on Thursday
afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-14

Will Give Bridge Party.
Miss Leonore Dickey will entertain
a company Of friends at bridge Mon
day afternoon.
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Woman,s Whist LEAGUE.

entertained on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. w. n. Sage, I'll Franklin street.
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Z Afternoon BRIDGE Club.

The Afternoon Bridge club will be
entertaineG on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Myrtle F.. Baker.
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p. E. o. Chapter Meeting.

The P. e. o. Chapter will be enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. w j. Fulton, 712 High
street The hostesses will be Miss
Emma Fulton. Miss Harriet Fulton
and Miss Carrie Gilmore.
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D. A. r. Luncheon Saturday.

Next Saturday the Keokuk chapter
ID. A. R. will celebrate Washington's
birthday with their annual formal
luncheon at Hotel Iowa.
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St, Joseph's Auxiliary

The auxiliary Of st. Joseph's hos
pital will meet in the hospital On Wed
nesday afternoon at half past two
o'clock.
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Thursday Club Meeting. 20.
The Thursday club will be enter
tanned this week by Mrs. VIM. Dooley,
GIG Blondeau street.
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= OH. Club MEETING

The o., Fl. club will be entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Anna Wiesemann at the home of her
daughter Mrs. John Leisy, 1902 Con.
cert street. .-....
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Dorcas Society Meetino

The Dorcas society of the Firs,
Christian church will be entertained
on Friday afternoon by Mrs. A. J.
Woolley, .1S North First street. lsrg
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Beardsley will speak on Children and
Their Associates. and Prof. ELS. Den.
nison will have for subject, "Play
and Occupation" .6I&9s
St. Joseph's Auxiliary,
The auxiliary of st. Joseph's hos
pital will meet in the hospital On Wed
nesday afternoon at half past two
o'clock.
.1f#f ~. CLUB Meeting. 2Hfaga.f
5 The o. Fl CLUB will be entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Anna Wiesemann at the home of her
daughter Mrs. John Leisy, 1902 Con.
cert street. .....
Dorcas Society Meeting.
The Dorcas society of the First
Christian church will be entertained
on Friday afternoon by Mrs. A. ].
Woolley, .1S North First street farg
Thursday Club Meeting. l
The Thursday club will be enter
tanned this week by Mrs. VIM. Dooley,
916 Blondeau street.
r. z. -. Indpter meeting.
The P. e. o. Chapter will be enter
tanned. on Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. W. J. Fulton, 712 High
street. The hostesses will be Miss
Emma Fulton. Miss Harriet Fulton
and Miss Carrie Gilmore.
Baptist Ladies' Society,
The Ladies' society of the First
Baptist church will be entertained on
Friday afternoon in the parlors of the
church by Mrs. N. B. Jones and Mrs.
e. E. Van Doren.
Afternoon Bridge Club. .....
The Afternoon Bridge club will be
on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Myrtle F.. Baker.
FortnightIy Clubs Dance.
The Fortnightly Dancing club will
hold their regular meeting on Satur-
day evening in the ball room Of the
temple Dancing will be from
8 to IL o'clock.
Woman's Alliance Meets.
Mrs. C. F. Elliott will entertain the
Woman's Alliance on Monday after
noon at her home 709 Orleans avenue.
Bridge Club with Miss Agnew.
Miss Celestine Agnew will enter
tain the Bridge club on Thursday
afternoon.
Trump Club Meeting. i
Miss Olive st. Clair will entertain
the Trump club on Thursday after
noon at It's regular meeting.
D. A. r. Luncheon Saturday,
Next Saturday the Keokuk chapter
D. A. R. will celebrate Washington's
birthday with their annual formal
luncheon at Hotel Iowa.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-24
YOUR HEAD AND STOMACH

Headache caused by disturbed diges- tion is nearly always accompanied by pain in the stomach, belching of gas, vomiting and often by constipation. This sort of headache is generally located in the forehead and is not constant but comes and goes.
 It does not come on immediately after eating but after the food has had time to ferment which it does because the diges- tive fluids that should take care of it are insufficient, because the glands that se- crete these fluids are weak, because, the blood is failing to nourish these glands properly.
 Rich, red blood is the first essential to proper digestion and the digestive pro- cess cannot go on withoutit When lack of nourishing blood causes fermentation and poisons are absorbed from the diges- tive tract, the pain in your head advises you of the fact. pr. Williams Pink Pills give the blood just the elements they need to correct this condition and, with laxative, when required, form a perfect treatment for the headaches of indiges- tion.
 Mention this paper and we will send you two little books on the diet and the proper use of a laxative. Address: Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y. Your own druggist sells Dr. Will iams' Pink Pills.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-24
VARIETY IS KEYNOTE
 OF KEENEY'S BILL

Originality and variety form the keynote in the making up of the bill at Keeney's this week and the patrons of the popular playhouse seemingly are we'll pleased with the show. It is a vaudeville menu, un- usual in many respects, and highly entertaining and 1t we'll merits the patronage of an amusement-seeking public.
 For the feature number, Captain Betts and his troupe of trained seals are offered. This admittedly one of the greatest attractions to play in New Britain. There has been con siderable favorable comment through out the city concerning the act There are six large seals in the troupe Every one of them is highly educated and the tricks they perform are really astounding. They do lot of juggling and balancing, besides acrobatic stunts. They respond to the instruc- tions of their trainer with remarkable alertness and they do all their tricks without any hesitation whatever. The act deserves much credit.
 Lively and tuneful songs, some good dancing and wealth of anus
 
 Of the Milton trio. These people are clever entertainers and they give a creditable performance The young ladies Ill the trio are pretty and are tastefully gowned.
 The Great Celest may have peers as wire artists but none of them have ever played in New Britain This clever fellow is so far superior to ether wire performers who have ap- peared here that their work is not to be compared. He performs a series Of brilliant feats on a wire swaying in midair.
 Other good acts are given by Har- vey and Smith and Lucere and Lucere. beth teams having song and converse ton sketches.
 The motion picture program is equal to any given in Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-24
Spinach Most Wholesome of Greens; Should Be Eaten Twice Week in Lent Physicians Say Tt Is the Broom of the Stomach lions Are Also Delicious Delightful and
 Inexpensive.

may also be cooked in several attrac- tive forms, and the lettuce may form the basis of a cream of lettuce soup, or may be boiled and chopped like spinach and enriched with a highly seasoned sauce.
 Every housekeeper should realize the tonic properties of these spring salads, and some variety of salad should appear at least once daily in every we'll planned Lenten menu. This salad should be simple, and con,- posed mainly of the greens them selves, although a combination of two or three vegetables is permissible Avoid all rich mayonnaise or boiled dressings, and substitute a we'll made French dressing that is both refresh ing and healthful.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-24
@ RUTH MSk& CAMERON Things We Do Without Trying
PAY EACH WEEK
SAY CHARGE IT"

On where the little and   at the sight
 the Flowers to tn Homemad Nurc 
  disordely fresh towel on the bureau
 
 patient ill the a ando appurtenances Half the first time gotten how tired she tidy pleasant looking
 a cor isbcd
  that to his handsn n s pockets fine looking to  of  passed souchinT
 
 
 
 whenth Boy to Wtine. Once more know boy is sveryd dfcult i'm in he In to i'm in
  whine auite cod ne he of is a mighty of in
New Britain herald., 1915-03-24
BOB" BILLIARD
 IS AT FOX'S TODAY

Catherine Countiss, remembered here for her excellent work in The Idler" the Fox production extra ordi- nary, will again be seen in another photo-drama of sterling qualities in the screen dramatization of The Avalanche" by Robert Hilliard and w. A. Tremayne, which will be shown at FoX's today and tomorrow. Miss Countiss, in this production gives q most finished portrayal of the char acter, being supported by well chosen cast of screen favorites among them, William H. Tooker and Caroline French.
 "The Avalanche is simple straight forward story that grips you st the very start. The many ntrigues, and diabolical scenes to arouse the jeal- ousy of the wife, whose husband she is in love with, make interesting view ing. and when she is confronted with and proof of the various machina- tions, she finally admits the true situation and her own despicable ac- tions, but not until she had raIsed havoc with the tranquil and happy home Wife and husband are recon ciled and the .'Vampire" is left to pur- sue her way in the world, rejected ana alone. The action of the play is we'll sustained, it holds one interested straight through and the reconciliation is feasible climax which leaves pIeasan taste to the observer.
 The thirteenth chapter of The EX- ploits of Elaine" dealing with "The Devil Worshippers' will also be shown. It will suffice to say that this chapter is doubly as interesting as it's predeces- sors meaning, plenty of thrills, mys- tery, action and suspense. In conjunction with the two above mentioned attractions several single reel comedies will augment the interesting program
New Britain herald., 1915-03-24
A Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast.
 Cereal Sugar and Cream Cream Dried Beef Potato Straws
 Fruit Muffins Coffee
 String Bean Salad
 Peanut Cookies Cocoa
 Dinner
 Noodle Soup
 Beef Croquettes
 Mashed PoIatOes
 Creamed Spinach
 Watercress French Dressing
 Waters Cheese
 Orange Sherbet
 Coffee Peanut Cookies-Shell sufficien roasted peanuts to give one pint of th' meats. Rub off all the iner ski' md chop very fine or put through 2 neat cutter. Cream together two 6 ablespoonfuls of butter and one cup. ful of sugar; add three eggs, two a ,ablespoonfuls of butter and one cup. ,ui of sugar; add three eggs, two ablespoonfuls of milk, one-fourth o1 | teaspoonful of salt, the chopped peanuts and flour enough to make a soft dough. Roll out, cut In circles md bake in moderate oven. Creamed Spinach--Wash the spin lch carefully and cook in very little vater until tender. Drain, chop fine, eason to taste, and return to the fire. Stir in two ablespoonfuls of butter tnd two tablespoonfuls of cream Serve very hot.