The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-03
CHEVY CANDY BEST EATING
FOR OFFICE.

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the office desk is a corking good
place for candy. Anyone can in
dulge with an involuntary series Of
motions and no interference with
work. The question is the kind of
candy to keep there. Certainly It
should be chevy so IL will last Il
long tims-not in the drawer. but in
the mouth. This recipe provides
something real to have on tap:
CLEAR WALNUT CANDY
Put three cupfuls sranufated sug-
ar and ms cupful of water in sauce
pan. Set on slow heat and dissolve
gradually. Butter a tin and sprinkle
In one cuptu1 broken English wal
nut meats. When sugar has dis
solved. brush around sides Of pan
with wet brush to remove all crys-
tails. Put lid on pan. Let mixture
boil quickly until steam issues. Re-
move lid. Boil syrup gently until
a delicate yellow color. Drop a
| little in cold water. IF quite brittle
1t Is ready. Remember that even q
second or two too much will spoil
1t. Add two drops acetic acid. Poor
over walnuts. When cold break in
pieces.
Master Robert Enrizht. who has
been attending st. Michael's Acade-
my at Plymouth. Indiana. has been
removed to his mothers home on
Cenkey avenue after a very serious
illness.
Mrs. John Huchel will entertain
the ladies' of tho Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at one o'clock luncheon
In her home in Kenwood tomorrow.
A o delightful party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Vinnette OF Standard avenue en- Sat
urday evening In honor OF Mr.. n
Mrs. Emerson Matter OF whiting.
The evening was spent with dancing
and music. and a delicious midnign,
oyster supper was served to about
fifty guests. Among the guests
were Mrs. r.. v. Coon OF St Louis.
Missouri n Mr. and Mrs. Matter.
Mrs. George Chaplin and small son,
George, are the guests Of friends M
relatives OF Macomb, Illinois. FOR
several days.
Miss Carolyn Paxton ard Miss
Mildred WINERY of Ferry Hall are
spending spring vacation with their
parents.
+ Howard LenE. of waltham street.
Is slowly recovering from injuries
sustained in an automobile accident
occurring Last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson OF
Highland street. celebrated the TWEEN
ty-third anniversary OF their weo-
ding yesterday, and at one o'clock
an elaborate and very delicious
our dinner was served to the
family and one guest. The table
was very pretty with pink roses anc
carnations, and in the room were
lovely bouquets of carnations. n
pleasant social afternoon was en-
joyed, and the host and hostess were
the recipients of a number of beau
tiful gifts. including a handsome
chest of silver in platinum finish. to-
gether with the many good wishes
and hearty congratulations OF their
friends.
Mrs. J. II. Myers charminslS en-
tertained at bridge In her home on
Warren street Saturday afternoon.
In the rooms there were lovely bou-
quets OF pink sweet peas and dainty
rose buds. There were three tables
Of cards and the heners were made
by Mrs. II. H. McHie and Mrs, +,
+. Mott, the consolation being award
ed to Mrs. Charles Holman. Durins
a delightful social hour a prettiiy
appointed course luncheon was served
Miss Virgene Hammond will be at
home on Thursday evening for Miss
kathryn Sharrer. Miss GladyB Bell
and Miss Margaret Turner.
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Mrs. Robert z. Lorimer and small
daughter, Betty, Of Detroit, will,
come Wednesday TO be the house
guests Of Mr.. n Mrs. julius II.
Meyn, of Glendale Park. for several
days and to attend the wedding IL
| Miss Margaret Turner to Gordon
| Blythe Anderson, OF Philadelphia.
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