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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
Election Party st Center.


On Tuesday evening, Nov. 2. at
the Tri-City Music associations new
center at 22o. Main street, Daven-
port. an election night party will
be held.
There will be orchestra music
during the evening hours, and cleo
ton returns will also be announced.
Mrs. W. H. Guthrie Of Moline, chair
man Of the social committed, is in
charge Of the affair. and has plan
ned to have refreshments on sale.
a nominal fee is also to be chayred
Tor the party.
The formal reception, which was
to have been held at the center on
Monday evening, Nov. /, has been
postponed to Nov. 8. n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
Part of Program Omitted.

A part of the program to be given
this afternoon at the first meeting
Of the Music department Of the
Rock Island Woman's club was in
advertently omitted from the pro-
gram as announced in yesterdays
issue. Mrs. Mae Richards Casey had
charge Of arranging the program,
which includes the following num-
bers as well as those previously
announced:
(a) Pretty Creature
............. H. Lane Wilson
(b) Good Morning, Brother Sun,
shine ......... Liza Lehman
(c) ID 'une Prison.
.............. Reynaldo Hahn
Robert McGregor
Mrs. Paul Vaudeville. accompanist
Harp
ta) "JosepA1oe" ......,.. Mavone
(b) "Chanseri Deaux" .Dubey
Miss Loretto Murphy
"Tri-City Symphony Orchestra"
Mrs. T. B. Reidy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
E0S.RrQrd.l

The marriage of Mrs. Eva
blanche Brand to Carl T. BIOS took
place at 1880 yesterday at the par
sonage OF the First United Presty-
,erian. church. Dr.. j. H. Gibson,
The pastor, officiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
.. r. Cheek were the attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bos left on motor
rip 10 Chicago and will bs at home
upon their return at 1923 Eighth.
street. - ''
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
Social Announcement.

The Woman's Relief corps viii
nold . business meeting tomorrow.
afternoon In Memorial hall in the
court house.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
yaxhti Shrine to Initiate.

vashti Shrine, = No. %, Order
White Shrine Of jerusalem. will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow
night at 1880 at the temple. A spe-
cial dispensation has been received
to rsceiye and ballot upon candi-
date. Initiation viii also take place.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26

NJ. and Mrs. A. E. McInnis OF
Ills Fifteenth-and-a-half avenue,
entertained last evening at . dinner
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. NC
Donald OF Chicago. Mrs. Mcdonald
was formerly Miss Edna Mc1nnis.
The house was decorated In rain
bow shades, the chosen wedding col
ors, and cut flowers and ferns were
used throughout. the house. Kirk
Journy acted as toastmaster. After
the dinner, the honoree was pre-
scented with many presents for her
Chicago home. and Mr.. Mcdonald
was presented with q smoking stand
from the Erbny Entertainment Co.,
with which he was associated be-
fore his marriage. The evening was
spent with piano and victrola music
and with singing and dancing. Miss
Mary Ellen O'Connell sang II Love
You Truly" and "Oh Promise Me-"
Several sketches and quartet num-
bers were given by the Erbny En-
tertainment Co. Light refreshments
were served late in the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26

II ES ~ tat
Hon. Miks llcooon. 1ol:ticI1 bcss.
vko hsconss - atfsd SRI 49,
DOWNING. +
Clasencs CFeelUay, Bvet hreth-s
n, who becomes The village groom
HAIRY Swami.
Eve 0rsenvay. LsstsIpB finance.
who becomes The mayor -Mfs. wiz
Kegtae.
Mrx McNabb, widow and suf-
aSaGette. Who hecomes = naval Of.
'ficef- 1lrs. Harry Swami.
Doris Denton. an athletic hud.
who becomes the tire chief-MrS.
Jess Downing.
Rosalis Myers, her chum. Who
becomes millionaire Mrs. Nil
ton Wilson. =
Elise Goober. the 'culiud cook.
who becomes chief Of police-Whl
Kestar. Ia
The tins-The day after tomor-
place Center Station.
Act l. Scene I. Men running
for Office. Scene .. Women run
ming for Office. The Dream.
Act. 2, When women rule.
Act 3. Scene l.. The BRIDE
groom. Dream ended. Scsne 2.
Her lord and master.
There will be music and singing
BY the Misses Bianch Williams
and Marta Elm. Mrs. Edna J.
Rounds and by Rayburn Greer and
Leslie Flood.
Mrs. C. H. Custer is directing the
affair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
I. Parties for Miss Won Maur.

! Miss Margaret Won Maur, whose
marriage to Farley Hopkins Of
Chicago is to be the event of Fri
day evening has been much feted
for . number Of weeks and the few
days left before her marriage are
full of prenuptial affairs being Civ
en- in her honor.
Yesterday, morning Mrs. Herbert
Lohmiller Of 900 College avenue;
Davenport, entertained at a break
fast at $40 O'Clock at the Hotel
Blackhawk in honor of Miss Won
Maur. There were 10 in the party,
covers being laid in the private din
ing room. The centerpiece was q
silver basket with pink and white
button chrysanthemums, silver can
dlesticks, containing white candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sillovay of
Moline entertajned at dinner last
evening at their home, Sol Nine
teenth street.. complimenting Miss
Won Maur and Mr.. Hopkins. Covers
were laid for IL and table decora-
tions were in pink roses. The tin
ner company included Miss Gather
inc Marshall of Rock Island, John
Shuler Of Davenport and Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Deere Wiman, MIR.
and Mrs. Dwight Deere Wiman,
Miss Alice Skinner. willard l.
Velie. all Of Moline, and Mr.. Secour
Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed Lane
of 1917 Mississippi avenue. Daven-
port, entertained this noon at q
charming prenuptial luncheon at
the Rock Island Arsenal Golf club.
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Seihert Of Moline, are entertaining
at high tea at their home. "Maxi-
otto Villa" at o'clock, compli-
menting Miss Won Maur and Mr.
Hopkins. The guests will be mem
bers of the bridal party and tri-city
friends and number OF friends OF
Mr.. Hopkins, who will accompany
him from Chicago, will be present.
Miss Elizabeth Good OF Buffalo. N.
T., who IL to DO one Of the brides
maids, arrived this noon and will
be a guest at the tea.
Miss Catherine Marshall and
Robert Marshall of $50 Twenty.
sixth street are entertaining a com.
pany Of the bridal party at dinner
at the Rock Island Arsenal Coll
club this evening The dinner will
be followed BY dancing party fol-
. company Of tri-city friends.
Mr.. Hopkins was host at a batch.
elor dinner in Chicago last weeh
and there were also several stas
affairs given In his honor before
his arrival here. A number of fri.
city men attended the affairs.
Is -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26

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] 4 Y laen>ssx * ~ npek lslaa1
yplnn1 ~. Through tkolr peoGi-
91A Ma W. J. eseeney. have 49,
oQ1on4od two invitationa. One Nj
lI1n ~ Den0cfntiE popAnU eCl- Y,
1ttse askiag ahsm 70 hesr Ma
Qoqses Dass speak - : o'clock m
Z &yonine q Angustana Gymna-'
- san6 70 at}eud the receptioh 70
Al}oW DC addfsSs, Tke 0thef u
lS3n ~ Republican HomAn's COM
l5ft1o 70 attend ne masa meeting
a. I O'Clock Saturday evening" It
the Armofy when they are invited
tH11ar Mrs. r. b. Grimm, the state
Chairman, and Congressman W. @.
0eihAm speak: ..-. -
!. 9, Dss ,lrslses Celjie Weds.
Mss Ada N. voldering and Rob
eft @. Dippel. both Of De- Moines.
v6rG united IN marriage on Satur-
dky q noon 1t the parsonage Of the
Emmanuel Lutheran church. Rev.
Philip wilhelm oflciated. Mr.. Dip
- = IN the srocery business. Z.
Announce Esga1l;eneat. z
11Gr. and Mrs. Simon zilfren Of
eUdth Bend. Ind, announce the en-
eEgeghent Of Mrs Zi6ren's sister.
Miss Frances Goldstone Of 1874
Thtsteenth street. Moline to Mauf-
icGTpcker. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Tucker. 2508 Fourth avenue, Rock
,Ia|aAd. Tho wedding will take
place in February. Mr.. Tucker is
proprietor Of cigar stores in Daven-
port and Moline.
PteaspHal for. Hiss Van Hecke. {
MiSs Mary Van Hecke. whose
marriage to Robert Lerch Is to take
placs Thursday morning, was the
honnree at q pretty shower given
for her last evening by Miss Minnie
Foster, at 1929 Twenty-ninth street.
Tho rooms were prettily decorated
In de rainbow colors. and large
wicker basket Of cut flowers in the
colofB, was on the dining room Ia
BILE. Two kewpies. dressed as bride
and bridegroom stood on either
side Of the basket. Baskets Of cos
mod fdecorated the other rooms.
Thine tables were surrounded at
hearts and prizes were awarded to
Miss Van Hecke. Miss Marie Fin
negsn and to Miss Josephine Lerch.
MUSE was also enjoyed. Late In
the evening. a delicious luncheon
was served at the small tables. the
rainbow shades being carried out
in the place cards.. nut baskets, IA
vorS and in. the ices, individual
cakes and CONNECTIONS. The affair
was In. the form of an aluminium
and pyrex shower, and at the CLOSE
Of the luncheon, many lovely gifti
wers presented to the bride-to-be. !
Interesting Department Meeting.
Id spite Of the miserable wealth.
er OF yesterday afternoon, there
waS = good attendance at the meet.
Ing sos the study department OF thu
Rock Island 'Woman's club held II
the parlor Of the Masonic temple
The splendid program, which In
cluded an open discussion on thu
League Of Nations was greatly en-
joyed. Mrs. E. H. Dunavin, Mrs. F
e. Sudlow and Mrs. c. l.. Thompson
were ON the program. Mrs. Fred
DALong, the department chair
man, announces that all magazines
to be taken TO the Watertown hos
pital should be turned over to Mis-
Florence Battles or Mrs. c. E. Nc
Kinley. Mrs. T. B. Davis 10 III
leader for the next meeting, which
Is to be held on Nov. and thu
topic is to be Eastern United
!. States"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26

The east end division Of the la
dies aid society Of the First Bap-
list church win meet at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon ut the home Of
Mrs. John Bauer. 1907 Thirty-first
street. There Is quilting and I
great deal IL other work to be
done, and all members are urged
to be press9t.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
Give HalloNeioa SeciallA

Mrs. s. EuEenP Mattison will en-
tertafp the members Of the Golden
Rule bible class, Of the First Meth
odist church and their friends at q
social meeting to be held 1t 7::3e
o'clock Thursday evening. 1t her
home. 1881 Twentieth street, The
affair is in the form Of Hallow-
cen sociahle, and q very entertain
ing evening is promised. All mem
bers are urged to be present and
are asked to notify Mrs. Mattis0n
~ soon ~ possible.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
Girl Reserve Halloween Party.

Over two hundred Girl Reserves
Of TIM seventh and eighth grades
enjoyed the Halloween party which
was arranged for them by Miss
Hazel Rust, girls work secretary
OF the y. W. C. A.. and leaders Of
grade school Girl Reserves clubs,
yesterday Afternoon at the 7. W. c.
A. The club rooms and gymnas-
INN weSs decorated In the Hal
lowe'sn c0lors, and decorations. and
usrs Lighted BY yellow and white
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26

Halloween Dance Real Affair.
! The Moline Commercial club will
be the scene of real Halloween
dance tomorrow evening. Although
the affair is not q masquerade. the
dancing floor Is decorated In real
Halloween regalia. The sponsors
of the affair, Arthur Allen Of Rock
Island and Roland Bendle ef Mo-
line, have been working hard in or
der to enable tri-city young people
to have a jolly time. Mr.. Allen and
Mr.. Bendle have Sponsored several
enjoyable dances in the past, but
this promises to surpass them all.
Miedke's orchestra will furnish the
dance program. Many invitations
have been mailed, but anyone fail
ing to receive one is cordially in
vited to be present and enjoy the
affair. .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
Entertains at Bridge.

Mrs. Thee Brown of Twenty-sixth
street and Ninth avenue, Moline,
and Mrs. Malvern w. lies Of 2404
Pershing Avenue, Davenport, enter
tanned a company Of tri-city guests
at a charming bridge yesterday aft
ernoon at the home OF their mother,
Mrs. NJ. Koehler. 104 East Locust
street, Davenport. Mrs. Koehler
and her two daughters received the
guests in the drawing room, deco
rated in Richmond roses and red
chrysanthemums. Eleven tables
we're surrounded at bridge. and ia
vors were awarded for high score at
each table. Later tea was served
In the dining room, where the serv-
ing table was decorated with silver
baskets Of pink roses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
PIT. 4. = Give Play.

The Center Station Parent Teach
ss1rs aSsociation - to prssent Z play,
Her Honor The Mayor. Ut 3
o'clock Friday evening f1t the
yraniEn. school. The est 81 char.
Acter4 II % follows:
Lester Parmsater. candidate for
mayor, NhQ becoaee the Flay1ka
husbap M q :! i 4 U q;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26
Sponsor Card Party,

The ladies. auxiliary to the Bro
therhood of Railroad Trainmen will
give . card party Tuesday after
noon, Nov. 2. the games to begin
ct $50. The affair will be given
In Odd Fellows hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-26

/. Weeamen OF the World Daace.
The drill team OF Camp No. IS.
Woodmen Of the World, will give
. dancing party tomorrow evening
ct Ode Fellows hall. Music will be
furaished BIZ Tony and Evans Cap
itpl orchestra.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-10-08
CANADA
MONTREAL

Les RR. abbes Armand Perrier ct
D. Lafortune sont parts ces jours
derniers pour PEurope, Oh lis sejour-
neront pendant quatre ans a Rome
ct a Paris dams I'm but d'etudes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-10-08
FEU LIE CARDINAL ANNETTE

Les journaux francais que le der
nier courier nous apporte deposent
sur Ia ton1be du regrette cardinal
Annette, archeveque de Paris, un tri-
but sincere d'admiraticr ct de recon-
nai'ssance. Tous vantent latitude de
l'illustre defunt durant les jours an
goissants de la guerre.
Les quclques lignes suivantes de Fe-
loge que NJ. Pex-president Poincare
adresse la memoire du grand Fran
Gals ct du grand eveque qui Went de
dispara1tre meritent d'etre citees.
"Notre peuple a ell cette heureuse
fortune que, lie jour Oh il fut en- dan
ger, cardinal, grand rabbin, pasteur,
secretaire de Ia confederation genera
lie du travail, serateurs, deputies, sa-
wants, ingenieurs, inanciers, ouvriers,
ont pu Sc reunir ct associer leurs ef-
forts sans qu'aucun souvenir des lut-
tes passes, aucune difference de SEN
timents, aucune opposition d'interets
ne vinssent refroidir leur zele nj trou-
bier lharmonie de leur action. Heure
tragique Oh personne ne savait ce
qu'allait devenir la France; heure be-
ME, Oh tous les Francois Sc sont re-
trouves, recornus ct aimes!
I'll y a aujourd'hui un an que j'e-
pinglais la Croix de guerre FRANCHISE
sur la pourpre du cardinal Mercier
dams la cathedrale mutilee de Malines,
au milieu dune population enthousi-
aste, CONNIE j'avais remis la Croix de
la Legion d'honneur au cardinal Lu-
con devant les ruines de la cathedrale
de Reims, dams La willie deserte ct de-
solee. Mgr Annette aurait cent fois
merite lie meme hommage des pou-
voirs publics; mais, plus il etait en-
presse a les .seconder dams tout ce
qui int'ressait la patrie, plus il await
de scrupules d'accepter les recompen-
ses don't ills sont les dispensateurs. II
tenu a garder la meme reserve Wis.
avis de l'Acadenie; sill n'avait ecar.
te dun geste doux ct ferme les pro.
positions qui lui ont etc faites, il au-
rait etc elu, apres la victoire, avee
d'autres grandc serviteurs de la Fran.
ce; mais toute distinction temporelle
semblait gener sa MODESTO ct init.
nlider sa piete''.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-10-08
L'ACADEMIE FRANCHISE DE
RRUXELLES

La rresse parisienne a fait un ac-
cueil chaleureux a l'aca!demie de Ian
que ct de literature francaise que le
roi de Belgique fonde a Bruxelles.
La nouvelle Academic Sc propose
de grouper, en- dehors de la France,
tout &C qui, dams lie monde, est fran
Gals par la langue, les idees ct la civil
lisation. Ellie elira des membres suis-
ses ct roumains, polonais ct cana
diens. Ellie deviendra lie centre dune
sorte de France exterieure. C'est son
caractere lie plus original ct lie plus
important. La Belgique, carrefour
de routes ct de feuves, point de rem
contre ct champ de bataille de phis-
toire, est peut-etre de tous les pays lie
plus "europeen". Or, tous les fats
REGENTS, de La victoire de la Marine a
celle de la Vistule, lie montrent avec
evidence: sans la France, point d'Eu.
rope. Et sill est vrai que les victories
de la France sont des victories de fs
civilisation, la .,ouvelle Academic ap
paraft done CONNIE Iorgane dune idee
necessaire: elle aura pour fonction es
sentielle dc representer dams la vie
internaticnale lie rayonnement fran
GALS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-10-08
EUROPE
PARIS

La Commission des reparations
annonce que PAllenagne a livre JUS
qua date un tonnage de 1,944,565 ton
mes, en- navires de toutes categories.
Ellie Sc trouve a avoir ivre actuelle-
ment tous les navires don't lie traite
de paix contenait la description, a
Pexclusion de certaines unites en- vote
d'erection ou de reparation, ct des
vaisseaux du Schlessieg don't ellie
await cbtenu la garde jusqu'a la con-
clusion du plebiciste.
La Commission volt en- ce moment a
Pexecution des autres clauses mariti-
mes du traite.
William Mayer Won Kaufbeuren,
ambassadeur d'Allemagne en- France,
presente ses lettres de creances, lie
29 septembre dernier, au president de
la repubhque, M. Millerand, au palais
de l'E!ysee. Cette forrnaite retablit
officiel!ement les relations diplomati-
ques entire la France ct PAllemagne.
L'ambassadeur delare quill CONT
nuerait de consacrer ses efforts vers
le developpement favorable des rela-
tions entire les deux pays, tout en- n'ou-
biant pas lie traite de Versailles. II
eNprima sa confance que lie gouver-
nement francais laidera surmonter
les difficulties a rencontrer.
En- reponse, lie president Millerand a
declare que la politique de la France
envers l'Allemagne serait inspiree de
la meme idee, "parce que la loyale exc
cution du pacte solennel qui mis- fin
a la guerre est le seul moyen pour
trouver une solution pratique. des gra-
yes difficulties qui existent entire les
deux nations ct qui les empechent ac-
tuellenent de collaborer toutes deux
vers ia grande oeuyre du retablisse-
ment de la paix."
BERLlN.-LeS effectfS de Iarmee
allemande sont actuellement de 150,-
900 hommes. Les troupes aalemandes
ont evacue une zone de so kilometres
au-dela du Rhin CONNIE lie present lie
traite 1e paix.
AMSTERDAM.--P la premiere
fois lc BILE chinois est place sur lie
march6 europeen en- concurrence avec
lie BILE canadien ct lie BILE americain,
Suivant le Telegram, lie gouverne-
ment danois ct plusieurs particuliers
sont {: negocier l'achat de grandes
quantities de ce BILE don't la qualite est
'bonne bien quinferieure aux meilleu-
res qualities du produit canadien.
LONDRES.-Mme Beaton travaille
lei de concert avec les autorites de
Immigration canadienne afin dame
ner des Anglaises au Canada, mails la
tache est tres difficile, car les Anglai-
ses ne veulent pas gutter l'Angleter-
re pour Sc soumettre au dur climat
du Canada, disent-elles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-10-08

Matino da Canalu ecrivait en- fran
gals sen Historic de Venise, "parce
que la langue FRANCHISE cort parmi lie
monde ct est la plus delitable a lire
ct a ORR.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-10-08

Abonnez-vous q lsECHO DE LOU
EST, is par an.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-10-08

Plus tes heures seront remplies ct
ccrtiendront de chooses, plus tn vivras.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-10-08

LIE bien qu'on fait la veille fait le
bonheur du lendemain. Prov. indien.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
MAKE YOUR OWN SKIRT.

When you buy ready made frock
do yon ind the greatest difficulty in
the skut2 10 you lind that although
The blouse fits Won enough, the Skirt
is either too large or too small or too
long or too short? To be sure there
are some women whose trouble is all
the other wayI around. They can al
WAYS wt5r reMy- made skirts. but the
ready made blouse is not for them. II
Won are OF the first class then you will
surely be interested in tho new blouses
that are sold with three yards Of the
same material out Of which the blouse
is made so that you can make your
own skirt 10 suit your own taste and
individual requirements
AT least one Of the shops is selling
these blouses II is like this: For ten
dollars YOU can buy very nice blouse.
and for three dollars more you can buy
material Of the same sort-enough to
make the skirt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Good RECIPES for EUery Day

ms. seeded and cut into piacna Melt
the fnf. adj The molassas. milk aud
egg we'll beaten. Rift tho dry inKredi-
enfs and add 10 first mixture Add fhe
raisins. which hays heen washed and
Toured Turn into oiled mold. cover
and steam two and one half hours
Dates or Hzs may he used instead of
tho ra Isins.
Vanilla sauc4-0n@- half cup sugar.
two tablespoons -four. ono cup milk
two tablespoons butter. one-duarfer
teaspoon salt. ono teaspoon vanilla.
SCald tho milk in double boiler. Mix
tho sugar and -four and add gradually
tho scaIded milk. Return 20 double
boiler and cook until thick. Add but
ter. salt and Vanilla
Steamed Carmel custard T. -Four
cups milk. four eggs. one-haIt cup
sugar, ons-half teaspoon salt. one tea
spoon vanilla Put sugar in a shallow
pan and melt gradually % a light
brown syrup. ScLd the milk and ada
gradually TO Il the melted sugar. A
soon as tho sugar has dissolved IN the
milk pour the mixture graduailv on -
the slightly beaten eggs. Add salt and
aavoring and st&a!n into buttered cups
Steam until silver knife run into me
custard will come out clean.
Chocolate Ice cresm.-Mix half a
cup OF sugar pinch OF salt and two
teaspoons OF four. Add a slightly
beaten egg and gradually add cup Of
milk and cook over hot water 20 a
smooth custard Melt a square Of
Bakers chocolate over hot water. adj
a quarter OF a cup Of sugar and a sixth
OF cup OF boiling water. Add this
mixture to tho custard. Cool. add a
pint OF thin cream and two teaspoons
OF vanilla and freeze.
Maple Mousse.-Bou one large cup
OF maple syrup until II ropes. Pour
slowly over the well beaten yolks o.
eight eggs. beating constantly until
smooth. Put into double boiler and
scald. not letting it hoil. Remove from
! the fire and let ii become cold, then
stir into one pint OF whipped cream.
Turn into a freezer. pack well In ice
i and salt. and let it stand for three
or four hours.
Corn Pudding in Pepper Cases.
| Wash and remove the seeds from six
peppers and then place in custard
tcups and add one tablespoon OF water
to each cup to prevent the peppers
from bursting Now place in a bowl
/ tho pulp OF four large ears OF corn.
two we'll beaten eggs. one teaspoon OF
salt, one-half teaspoon OF pepper. one
teaspoon OF grated onion. oue-h half cup
of cream sauce. two tablespoons OF fine
bread crumbs, four strips Of bacon,
minced fine Mix and then fill into the
| peppers and bake in a moderate oven
| for twenty minutes. Turn out on a
thin round OF toast and cover with
cream sauce Serve garnished with
fine parsley.
Mint Sauce for Cold Meats (but
mostly lamb or mutton) -Four tea
spoons chopped mint two teaspoons
powdered sugar. one-fourth pint of
vinegar Wash and pick the mint
leaves from stems. chop fine cook all
until sugar is melted. ler stand three
hours and 1t is ready for use. Better
| to make it the day before you need It.