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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

the vocal department of the Arizona School of Music, will present May Cog gins in program of songs and piano logues.
 Miss Coggins is member of the teaching staff of the high school She is a native Phoenix daughter and has scores of friends who are looking for ward to hearing her in public program.
 splendid program was given to an overflow house in the grammar schoo' auditorium Glendale Wednesday eve ming. as benefit to aid in cxS. iAGg for the deserving poor of that little clty. by pupils from the Arizona School of Music.
 The Misses Marion Whiteman sopra- no. and Islay Rogers contralto, pupils of Walter Hastings Olney with William Orth at the piano, and the Misses Kathryn Ludden and Louise Jackson, and Messrs Win Melee and Dwight E. Earle. of the. Dramatic club of Mrs Dwight Earl EasIey, were heard m the following fine program:
 Vocal
 T Arise From Dreams of Thee" Yates
 Misses Whiteman and Rogers '-Toreador's Love Song. ..... Couchois "Caro mic ben ...........-.. Giordini
 Islay Rogers Love is the Wind" ....... .MacFayden Irish Folk Song .......... .Foota Marion Whiteman
 Reading
 Sketch-"A Broken Engagement.
 .......... NJ. Cameron Cast
 Gladys Terrill Kathryn Ludden Joe Terrill .......-... Will Melee Dolly Wakelee ........ Louise Jackson ] Ted Owen ....-...... Dwight E. Earle 1 Vocal
 Cradle Song" .. Kreisler 1 T Know Hilr ...-........ Whelpley Islay Rogers l Hindu Lullaby" -.-. NoveIIo 1 Dawn ...-- Curran 1 Marion Whiteman ] Garden of Your Heart. ......... Dorel 1 At Dewey Morn" Wilson Misses Whiteman and Rogers
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
THE IDEAL HUSBAND

young man wants to know:
 What is the ideal husband? Is he the lover husband. the father husband, the indulgent husband. the adoring hus- band or, as the rlapper thinks, the handsome villain husband?
 Is il charm or goodness or both or what that makes the ideal husband
 ''I have heard women say he writes that the too good husband is boring, that woman wants to get Jealous once in while, and then again, Don marry charming man. my dear; youd get nervous prostration.' What is il that they do want? Do they know themselves?"
 Perhaps We do not know what we ! want-until we fino that we want what we have not goti And certainly the girl with her rosy dream of an adoring 1 prince forever is no criterion. Neither | .s the married woman with a grievance. ! Rather it takes the married woman with the average. good, hard working. devoted husband to speak with author 1, ity on what is the ideal mate. ! And I found such a one to tell me. 2 | asked her because 1t seemed to me that 1 hers is an ideal marriage and that her husband must be the ideal husband For everybody knows he worsEtS her. [ They've been married five years and | le won't attend an alumni dinner be ! .ause it is a mans affair and he doesn | Anjoy an evening away from her, As I far as other women are concerned. he doesn't know they exist. You can't gei l him to admit that any other woman is | Neautiful movie star prima donna CT | whoever she may be. His wife is all 1 there is. there is no morei
 I Then they have their work in com | non. They have the same profession at which. before they were married. she made her living. They work together and play together and wherever they go people cali them 'hon and dearie | and assume from their detachment IT each other that they are newlyweds. So ina zine my astonishment on say ing to her You of course. have tho | ideal husband" to have her reply, '' guess there is no such animal.'
 'Of course" she said we want
 man to be devoted, to be almost a! foelishly loving aft-. marriage as dur ing his court ship. But there Is no thrf1 in too much of it. Just as w,~Cai 1 loves to baby q big strong man rathel ] than one who needs it: just as she, love to have stern man who is gentle wirl her alone rather than an all-aroun' good -natured fellow, so 1t is nor thrilling to he the one and only with man who admires pretty face and cai ] pick out smart dresser than with on who does not know there's another bi Of femininity on earth
 Then. man should have a hobby For that. whether 1t is postage stamps dogs or an automobile. is a perfeetl. safe and harmless way of supplying title rivalry once in while, of addini he zest that all of us want as long a
 we are young. which may be to abor eighty three.
 of course. every woman knows tha as husband the plain solid type is n a premium. while many charmers ar
 below par. Masculine charm will pu
 keep the wheels going round. and yer
 handsome men are frequently conceite
 and tickle.
 Certainly. we want them to be goo and indulgent and ado~'~~ md inter
 ted in us alone: but for = ideal
 perpetual romance blid hap
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

By A. L. WYMAN, Chef
 On the south side in an old brown stone front house which was once part of the Iashionahle residence dis trict, is to be found one of the best dinners served in this large city. This cafe has no menu and if you would partake of the excellent food served you have to telephone for a reserva- ton at least six hours in advance. The chef. who is the owner, serves a true French dinner, perfectly balanced, and with garnishings and seasonings that make the French CD dinners served in Greek and Italian cafes appear night mare. We-Mrs. Wyman and myself were invited to visit this cafe and have dinner the other night and in conversa- ton with the chef I obtained the recipes and the right to pass them on.
 A True French Dinner
 Tapioca Soup
 Radishes Hearts of Celery
 Filet of Sole. Egg Sauce
 Saddle of Veal, Provencal
 Chicory Salad Delta Pudding Coffee
 Tapioca Soup
 Boil one cup of tapioca in six cups Of water, season with salt and pepper
  three tablespoons of butter and two egg yolks, pour the boiling tapioca over and add two cups of hot milk. Filet of Sole with Egg Sauce Sprinkle the filets with salt. pepper and little allspice; place in pan 1 with four tablespoons finely chopped onion and a teaspoon of chopped pars- Hey. and four tablespoons olive oil. Fry to nice brown place on a hot platter n. parsley Serve egg sauce separate l For the egg sauce place in a sauce pan one tablespoon of butter and one | tablespoon oi flour and when wei blended add one cup of milk, cook un- | til smooth and thick: add one finelN chopped hard boiled egg and seasor with salt and white pepper.
 Veal "Provencal"
 1 The saddle of veal should be trim med by the butcher so that it will be { lneat piece. Place the saddle in a sauce pan with a good sized piece of butter place over the fire and turn constantly until it is a nice rich golden color al over; remove the veal to a dish ant season with salt and pepper To tn sauce in the pan add four tablespoon of butter and one dozen small nev potatoes and return to the fire: cove the pan and shake freGuently unti the potatoes are nice color. Add t the sauce and potatoes one finel- chopped onion and when that is brow add one finely chopped clove Of garli and two tablespoons of flour; when tn flour is brown add two cups of stock
 Of no stocks is handy use the bee I cubeS) Stir well and place in the yea and one stalk of celery, one snTig 0 parsley an6 a bay leaf Simmer fo
 one hour and serve meat surrounde
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

by the potatoes and the gravy strained over all.
 Chicory Salad
 The chicory salad should be served in a bowl that has been rubbed with 'raw onion. Mix the chicory with French dressing made with part lemon juice and tarregon vinegar.
 Delta Pudding
 This pudding is made by cooking one cup of washed rice in three cups of milk until soft. Add two tablespoons of butter, one-quarter cup of sugar. one cup of raisins and four tablespoons finely chopped almonds. Mix well. flavor with vanilla and mould in grea ased cups. When cold turn out on dessert plates and pour over a lemon or orange sauce
 This dinner was served for dol lar and half and was much nicer
 than some for which we have paid
 twice as much. I also persuaded the
 chef to give me these additional
 recipes that he thought would in
 terest my readers.
 "Favorite" Potatoes This is the chefs favorite method of serving potatoes. Place in saucepan tablespoon of flour and q tablespoon of butter and when smooth add one cup of meat stock, stir until it boils Place in this sauce pan some slices of l boiled potatoes and a tablespoon of chopped parsley: let stew for four minutes. Season with salt and remove i from the fire and stir in one egg yolk beaten with 3 teaspoon of cold water and few drops of lemon juice. When the egg has set turn out and serve. Luncheon Veal i Foria nice luncheon dish of veal have 1 the butcher cut five outlets of veal, four l of them beat flat and even. Mince fine 1 the other outlet and add one tablespoon 1 of minced suet. six minced anchovies 1 and season with salt. pepper and mace Spread this mixture over the four cut 1 lets and roll them up: dip in beaten egg and then in bread crumbs. Let stand 1 a few minutes and dip in egg and rol in bread crumbs again. Stew in riei l gravy with tablespoon of walnu ! pickle and a half cup of orange juice.
 Lemon Souffle
 A nice~lemon souffle is made by beat ing until thick the yolk of three egg. with six tablespoons of powdered sugai and the grated rind of one and hal lemons Add slowly one tablespoon O lemon juice and fold in quickly the stiff fly beaten whites of three eggs. Poul I into a shallow dish and bake for 2i minutes in a medium oven. J Special Hot Cross Buns I also give recipe for Hot Cros Buns. Dissolve two cakes of yeast anC two tablespoons of sugar in two cup. of luke milk that has beer e aided and cooled. Beat into this thre,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

cups and four tablespoons Nof Hour, ana beat until smooth. Cover ana set In warm place, free from drauSht, TOT one hour or until light. Beat to cream a half a cup of butter and two thirds cun of sugar and add with two thirds cup of seedless raisings and four and half cups of flour. mixed with hall teaspoon of salt. Turn out on tioured board, knead lightly and place in a greased bowl. Cover ant let rise unul double in bulk or about two hours. Turn ont and shape into buns. place in a well greased pan about two inches apart and cover and let rise again, about one hour. Beat an egg with tablespoon of water and brush over the buns. With sharp knife cut a cross on ton of eacn bun. Bake 20 minutes. Just before removing from the oven, brush with sugar moistened with water. While hot, fill cross with plain white frosting.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Rolshevist Russia. with a regular army of 15o0 900 men. is credited with having the largest army in the world at the present time. The United states. on the basis of population. has a smaller army than any European country and most of the American and Asiatic countries. The population of Continental United States is given as 1o5, ,7Os. 900 and on this basis the regu- lar army of America represents O-21 per cent of the population of the coun- try China ranks second in the world with a force of 1,369.00.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
,kERcH.EF PUFF

Amelia Potvin of Detroit has in- vented the powder puff handkerchief.
 The middle part of the handkerchief is gathered and stitched in such wise as to form a circular pocket into which a powder puff may be inserted. leaving only the puff exposed to view.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
wRINKJES

They're caused by thinking, worry ing or even by laughing.
 Persons who do not think, worry or laugh have tight skins and masl1like expressions.
 Removing wrinkles is a compara- tively new development of painless surgery, says the Popular Science Monthly
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
9e Screen

Jackie Coogan, star of "Peck's Bad Boy" and star in Chaplin's A"The Kid" has been offered S2500 a week to appear in vaudeville and according to his father. Jackie will accept this offer. It is expected the wonder boy,' who is but years old, will open hls tour in New York in April. Jaclis . made out an income report at the rate of s1000 week net earnings for last years work.
 Helen Ferguson plays the title role of Sophie Semenoff." the Wallace IT, win story which has been adapted to screen purposes and in which David Butler is % be starred
 Wheeler Oakman, who is enacting the title role of The Half Breed" now being produced at the Morosco stu dios. Los Angeles. is the husband of Priscilla Dean.
 There is theatrical magnate in the West as well as in the East. He is Sol Lesser, who, in connection with his as sociates, owns and controls a chain of 42 motion picture theaters in and about Los Angeles. MT. Lesser is but 30 1 years of age and worked his way up 1 from selling ice cream cones in San Francisco variety theaters.
 1 Papline Frederick has introduced ar absolute innovation in an inventive age in the form of a rVrtable dressing room whichf/ moved about to save tho stars energies. Her director. Henry l King, declares that the device will no l be strictly down to date until it ha: a gasoline motor and a chauffeur. l Denial is made by Bill Hart of th' report that he is to marry the beautiful blonde Jane Novak. Miss Novak wa recently awarded a divorce from F'ranl Newburg, an actor, but will not ge
 her final decree for several months.
 The First National Exhibitors circui
 is said to have offered Paramount half million dollars for the release o
 Wallace Reid, but there is little pros
 pect of deal being consummated
 Reid is under a five-year contract wit
 Paramount and both parties are prof
 ting handsomely from their presen lalliance.
 Rumor around the big UniNersa
 studios has 1t that Carl Laemmle ma
 make a star of his beautiful daughter
 Rosa belle. who is described as lad
 of pronounced talent. He refuses | confirm the rumor.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Brownato1e Finds
 Gray, Streaky Hair

Ladies, in society. no more toler- ate gray, streaky hair than they do unbecoming gowns. Neither can the business girl or person in any walk of life who would keep up-to-date
 The proven, tested and abso- lutely harmless way to tint gray faded, streaked or bleached hair is
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Americas gift to France to com memorate the victory of the Marne costing s2S0,000 which was raised through the free-will offering of four million individuals in the United states. will be placed at the Porte Maillot. near the Arc de Triomphe. in Paris
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
THROUGH 4 WOMANS EYES
 BY JEAN NEWTON

piness. you need all that combined with just enough boyish charm and tnde-
 pendence of us to keep US on the qui NlVei" :
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
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The third organ recital in the series being given at the First Methodist Episcopal church win occur Monday evening, March 2S. at S:15 o'clock, Blanche Port Runyon, organist; Wal ter Hastings Olney, basso cantanto. Following is the program: A Pastoral Suite ........ Demarest Sunrise
 Rustic Dance
 Sunset
 Thanksgiving
 Mrs. Runyon Salve Regina. Dudley Buck Draw Near, All Ye People. Mendelssohn
 (From "Elijah'o
 Mir. Walter Hastings Olney Andante Cantabile in R-flat. Intermezzo from Orchestral Suite Op. A ..... :. Tschaikowsl<y
 Mrs Runyon Little Mother of Mine. ..... Rurlei2h Until Gods Day ........ Dudley Buck Tommy, Lad, ...... Margetson
 Mir. Olney A Sea Song, Op. 55, No. ,. Mcdowell Meditation .............. Sturges
 Mrs. Runyon Jesus Only ...-.. August Rotoii Vale" " Dudley Buck For All Eternity ........- Mascheroni (Violin obligato by Cornelia Luscomb)
 MT. Olney In ParadlSum ~. DupoiS Fiat Lux" (Let There Be LighD
 Mrs. Runyon
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

The Chilean congress recently auth oriZed a bill for loan on behalf of state railways and arrangements have been made to borrow S25 900 900.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Elizabeth Phillips, pupil of Franz Darvas played piano selections by Liszt and Schumann-and Islay Rogers and Marion Whiteman, pupils of Walter Hastings Olney sang duets, on the pro gram at the meeting of the Evening Section of the Musicians club, Tuesda' evening
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Dorothy Elliott, pupil of Mrs. DWigh' Earl Easley gave humorous reading at the Juvenile Musicians club meeting of the Osborn district, Tuesday after 1oon
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Saturday afternoon, April ? at o'clock Walter Hastings Olney head o
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Helen Ferguson plays the title role of Sophie Nemenoff," the Wallace IT. win story which has been adapted to screen purposes and in which David Butler is Q be starred
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Wheeler Oakman, who is enacting the title role of The Half Breed now being produced at the Morosco stu- dios. Los Angeles, is the husband of Priscilla Dean
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Meredith Bishop. violinist, pupil of Robert Saunders was heard in selec- tions at noon Easter service given by the Business Girls club Thursday al the First Methodist church.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Special Free Trial Offer

For free trial bottle with easy. complete directions send II cents 10 pay postage packing and war T7e 'N"ton Phsrmacsl CO.
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Kermit King, who during the past yea has won a number os compliments for his dignified appearance on the hslfroon floor when the children Of the dancing department Of the Studio club have given their demonstrations, has now entered the class in aesthetic dancing and it is to be hoped that he will be another Mordlxin or Ted shawn.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Karola Prick, teacher of vocal at the Studio club. is one of the singers of Phoenix who will go ,o Miami to sing at the convention of Musical clubs which will be held there on April 9th.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Preparations are steadily going for ward for the second annual ceiebra- ton of the children's Mardi Gras ball which will be given on April at 2:3o o'clock at the American Academy of Dancing. The dances and costumes will surpass, if possible, in beauty and interest those of last year.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Rumor around the big Universal studios has 1t that Carl Laemmle may make a star of his beautiful daughter. Rosa belle who is described as lady of pronounced talent He refuses to con firm the rumor
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Sold bs All Drasgisfs

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 PROF. JOHN H. AUSTIN 1855 Ham3urssr g B,ds., Los Angeles, Ca
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Denial is made by Bill Hart of the report that he is to marry the beautiful blonde Jane Novak. Miss Novak was recently awarded divorce from Frank Newburg, an actor, but will not get her final decree for several months.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-08
MUDGETT MAKES
MODEL PRISONER
Pettibone, Also, Causes No Trouble
State Prison Inmates to Make
ShOes-2O7 i'm Institution.

WINDSOR. Jan. S.-Arthur Mud
gett, convicted Dec. u of manslaughter
in causing the death of Amy. Shonio at
johnson last July 81, and given sen
tence of 30 to 80 years, makes model
pies a cell in the west hall, and although
sentenced to hard labor he Is not doing
any yet because of a change being made
in the kind of work prisoners are to do.
Hitherto they have been making shirts,
but as soon as machinery Is. installed
they are to make shoes, as that is thought
to be better work for the men.
The shop is now being repaired and
put in condition for the new machinery,
and Supt. Walker told the Free Press
today that in about a month things would
be ready for the new work, The pro
ducts will be sold to a big wholesaler
Another model prisoner, also in fol
mansaughter, is Byron n. Pettibone
convicted of causing the death Of his
wife at Bennington. Apparently, he ant
Mudgett are out to make record Of
model behavior.
There are POI prisoners at the insti
tuition, % of them women. They arr
given periods of exercise in the yard
They are now preparing for the seventh
annual minstrel show to be given Jan
uary 20 and u.
The show is wholly prepared by thu
prisoners who are drilled in music b!
| the bandmaster The afternoon perform
ance January 20 is for children and 70
inmates of the institution. The evening
of the Dist. a show will be given for tn
general public.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-08
DUMNIERSTON.

Mrs. \. c. Walker returned from
Boston Friday.
Miss Miriam Reed entertained friends
at progressive whist New Years eve.
Robert and William Miller, jr.. have
been i'll with grip, but are much better.
Schools began Monday with the same
teachers. Miss Blanche Newton in the
North district boards at John Niles's.
The Woman's association will meet
Thursday afternoon at go o'clock in the
vetry for its annual business meeting and
sewing. -.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hewitt and
little girl were returning from a shopping
trip to BrattleborO Christmas eve they
were run into on the Putney road by an
automobile carrying two men. No one
was injured, but the wagon was dam
aged. The man in the car neglected the
usual courtesy of stopping to inquire as to
the extent of the injuries inflicted.
The annual church dinner was served
in the vestry Jan. l with an attendance of
%. At the business meeting in the after
noon the following officers were elected ::
Moderator, Charles Laughton; treas
Miss Alice Laughton.;- trustees, Albert
Newton, Charles Laughton, Miss Edith
button; music COM. f. H. Miller; supt.
Sunday school, A. w. Laughton Sec and
treas. of Sunday school. Marion Laugh
ton; librarian. Clara Evans; clerk of
church, Adm F. Miller.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-08
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mrs. Charles +. Swain and two chill
dren have gone to Melrose, Mass, for
two-weeks' stay.
Miss Alice Goodell, who spent a vaca-
ton at the home of her father. David
Goodell, has returned to South London
derry.
Mrs. Ralph Thayer has returned from
oxford, Mass, where she went before
Christmas to visit her mother, Mrs.
Stone
c. Kendall Morse and Warren Bach
elder of Melrose, Mass, spent New
Years day and Sunday at John E.
MOrse's. -.-.
Mrs. Samuel Morse went Friday to
Williamsville. where she viii remain a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. \.
NJ. Mortified.
Dickinson and twins, Dorothy and Don
aid, and John Swanson, came from Aga
wan Monday and are at Mrs. Abbie
NJ. kelsey's for the winter while the
men are getting off Mr.. Bailey's lumber.
The week of prayer is being observed
| by holding prayer meetings evenings, eX-
cept Saturday. The Tuesday evening
meeting was held at the Marlboro South
Branch schoolhouse with large attend
ance. Several sleigh loads from this
village were present. The Wednesday
Thursday and Friday meetings We're
held at the vestry.
The Gospel I'm the Head of an Axe,
Will be the subject Of the sermon at the
Baptist church Sunday morning. In
the evening there viii be no sermon
The time will be devoted to asking and
answering questions upon moral, relig-
ious or Biblical subjects. Everyone has
some question to ask about the Bible.
or religious forms and customs. The
question box viii be passed to all and
written questions placed therein will be
read and discussed.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
church and society was held at the YES
try Monday evening. Rev. f. Kendrick
Hackett was chosen moderator and Ler-
bert w. Shepard clerk. After prayer
by the pastor, the reports We're read by
church treasurer and clerk, showing n
balance on hand and considerable
amount of work accomplished. Officers
chosen for the ensuing year are: Com
mittee, Leslie f. Stratton, Ella $. Will
lard and Frank +. Fisher; auditor,
Frank f. Fisher; treas. Mrs. G. NJ.
Love; ushers. L. w. Shepard. II. c..
Bingham. c. f. Swain and l.. f. STRAIT
ton. The sections duties We're awarded
to volunteers for six months and the
other six months were bid off by II. O.
Bingham for S45. Refreshments were
served aRd a social hour followed.