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Sir Esme Howard Goes Back
To Summer Headquarters
In apital for Week on Special Observation-Disclosures
Ambassadors mountaineering
Notes of Dip lomatic Corps

to Spring Lake, N. j.. where she will
spend few days.
The commercial secretary Of the
Canadian legation, Mr.. Merchant Ma
honey, has joined his family at Corn
well, Ontario, for the remainder of
the month.
The first secretary of the legation,
Mr.. Laurent Eeaudry. who is acting
as charge daffaires during the Min
ister's absence, has returned from
vacation in the Province of Quebec.
The secretary of the Finnish lega-
ton, Mr.. Bruno kicikoski, sailed yes
terday for his home. where he will
take up his duties in the foreign Office
following a vacation.
The second secretary Of the Brazil
ian embassy and Senhora Ferreira de
Mello sailed yesterday for their native
country, where they will remain for
several months. They spent a few
days in Atlantic City before going to
New York.
The third secretary of the Chinese
legation, Mr.. Clarence Kuangson
Young. will leave Washington today
for Seattle, Wash, from where he will
sail August 16 for China. He will
stop en- route at Seattle and Colorado
Springs for brief stay at each place.
The third secretary Of the legation
Of Canada, Mr.. Thomas Archibald
Stone. left Friday evening for a vaca-
ton in Canada.
The attache of the Mexican embassy
and Sonora de Vargas will leave
Washington in about q fortnight for
their home in Mexico. They will not
return to Washington.
The attache of the legation of Swift
zerland, Mr.. Walter III. Rufenacht.
has gone to Saratoga Springs. where
he will be the guest of Mrs. George
Mesta, who is entertaining a house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07
Twin Sisters Honor Guests
At Midsummer Party

Miss Isabel Foster, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Darlington Foster, who is
spending the midsummer at. stanton,
Va, assisted Miss Mary Linton Wal
ton Friday afternoon when the latter
gave a party in her home, Esseton.
for Miss Mary Laird and Miss Frances
Laird Of Bluefield, w. Va. twin ais
ters. who are visiting their uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Tynes.
Others assisting were Miss Fosters
cousin, little Miss Adele Gooch. and
Miss Laura Brown, Miss Mary High
land Bell and Miss Harriet Tynes.
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City. He will continue his trip to San
Francisco tomorrow, and will join
Mrs. Wilbur in their home there.
The Secretary Of the Interior, DR..
Work, is spending the week end in
Helena. Mont, where he arrived Fri
day. He will leave there tomorrow
for Billings for a visit of several days.
The Secretary of Agriculture. Mr..
Jardine, returned yesterday and Joined
Mrs. Jardine and their family in their
apartment in the Mayfiower, after an
extended trip through the Middle
West The Secretary and Mrs. Jar
dine are expected to go to Gloucester,
Mass, the end of this week, to visit
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose of Kansas
City. in her Summer home. Sea Rocks.
The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. James
j. Davis. is expected to return the
first of the week from Montauk, Long
Island, where he has been with Mrs.
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Prize Bridge Party
l. Followed bv Tea

Miss Nanny Richardson and Miss
Mary Richardson, who are spending
the Summer with Miss Agatha Gay
in her home, Shadow Hill, at Staun-
ton, Va. were Joint hostesses with
Miss Jeanette Erskins Of Savannah.
Ca, Thursday afternoon. The game
of bridge was followed by tea. and
Mrs. Harry Worthington won the
prize for the highest score and Miss
Emma Atkinson the consolation"
COR the lowest score . -.
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Betrothals Announced
For Weddings in Autumn

Mr.. George w. Young announces
the engagement of his daughter.
Emeline Louise, to DIR. Edward j.
Whelan of Savannah, Ga, the we'd
ding to take place in the Autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Livings.
ton Of 1876 Melwood avenue. Cherry.
dale, Va, announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Jessie Catherine.
to Mr.. Walter z, Thompson of Wash
ington. d. c. The wedding IL planned
for the early part Of September -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lowman
Cordially Greeted
By Capital Society
Assistant Treasury Secre-
tary's Charming Family
Expected to Locate in
Washington in E arly
Autumn.

Mr.. Seymour Lowman, who re-
Gently assumed the office of Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury. formerly
held by Gen. Lincoln c. Andrews. will
in the Autumn introduce a charming
family into the official social realm.
Mrs. Lowman Is at present in her
home in Elmira. N. Y, and it Is not
the present intention Of either the
Assistant Secretary or his wife to
close or dismantle this beloved dwell
ing, where they have lived for many
years. A comfortable apartment has
been secured at Meridian Mansions,
and in this the family will reside in
the Winter, going to Elmira when
the warm weather comes. Mrs. Low
man before her marriage. Is years
ago. was Miss Kate Harding Smith
She Is the daughter of a distinguished
physician of that section of New
York, DIR. Abner NJ. Smith, formerly
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Washington Society Views
Peace Bridge Dedication
| AS Most Noteworthy Event
Celebrities of Two Nations Unite Today in Com
memorating Century of Friendship Between
United States and Canada

WASHINGTON society will be kny interested the ceremony
which will dedicate the Peace Bridge connect
wv which commentaries the
this the Dominion
their Evanston
and Mrs Frank B. Baird and the
Kellogg entertained
Others interest to Washington
the Prince Wales
Baldwin old acquaintance OF Secretary
Ambassador Britain and Lady Isabella
Howard Mr. and Mrs Edward H Butler in Buffalo
Mr. w L. Mckenzie King the Minister OF anada
United Minister Canada
Phillips The will be and there Will
small and informal for the VISITORS well as the
official functions.
with
of the proportions OF washington MILO
Dmock Bar Harbo has been hostess
Fahnesock well as
Washington brilliantly at newport
Mass where from the
attending the Institute OF Politics at Wnhams oi-
ege like little Washington Saratoga springs mas
Wahngtonians, the
Admiral Cary Mr. and Mrs William K HIT nee
Edward Beale Mclean and Mrs george esta
who week entertaining large house party tor the races .
the whrl found at
OF the popular members OF the younger set OF the
laures the world Last week MISS victoria
of Mrs Tyus McIennan who summerng
Phelps Stokes daughter of Canon and Mrs Arson
Stokes entered the annual invitation tennis
Maj John Chamberlain OF
Point
Judith Country Club, Narraganet Pier R. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07

WASHINGTON society will be keeny interested the ceremony
dedicate the Peace Bridge connect
Wv which the
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Announces an Entry
In Star Boat Races

Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Summerlin.
jr., have as their guest in their cot.
tage at Gibson Island. Md, the for
mer's brother, Mr.. John Summerlin,
who made the trip there from his
nome at Gloucester. Va. aboard his
sailing boat, which he will enter in
Tbs Star boat races this afternoon.
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Entertain in Honor
Of Special Guests

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt will entertain a company at
dinner this evening in their villa at
Newport.
Lady. Bryce, widow of Sir James
Bryce, former British Ambassador
to Washington. was the guest of
honor at luncheon Thursday of Mrs.
Harry A. Garfield. wife of the presi-
dent of Williams College. who enter
tanned in her house on the campus of
the college at Williamstown. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair will
be hosts at dinner this evening at
Newport.
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THE this country affect Washington
bringing old friends back separating friends just made
Washington society the
the position Undersecretary Of
Whoean
Department Italy Mr. and Mrs.
Wholean with Mrs Wholeans grand
mother. Mrs John B. Henderson, Bar Harbor
Mr. Jay Pierrepont MoHa
first the United States legation Brne Switzerland seems
his formerly Miss Lila
daughter Of the recently appointed Ambassador Turkey and Mrs Joseph
inasmuch
and she will old friends childhood
Of hers of the
wedding in
of brides parents Hancock,
H, under bower OF silver birch the wearing
bride of exquisite which
of brides
fashioned Of sheer white orgnd and her included
sstersMiss Anita Miss Elizabeth
Miss Louise Spencer Miss Vivian Spencer and Miss Katharine Wilkins
choomates t1oton
pink ogandle Also the flower
Rutherford White daughter OF Mrs. John White
F much Importance Friday of
~ Root of New York Col Henry
Secretary of War The performed John Palmer
Washington Heights
only close friends of the
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THE Thursday France of Nine Haug wife OF the
of NJ. Christian {1auge shock to
friends She greatly
Washington where she has been leader in circle OF
charming hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
SEELEY

SEELEY, Nov. 1.-THE Seeley
Union school recently played game
of Indoor baseball with the Elm
school. The score resulted in to
is in favor of Seeley. Up until the
fifth inning it looked like a walk
away for Elm. AT that stage of the
game the Seeley team began to brace
up a bit and began to bat heavier.
Ora Frost pitched for Elm and
Woodrow Clevenger and Pablo for
the Seeley school. The next game
between the two schools will be on
November 25.
Minerva Bailey was recent
Brawley visitor.
The pupils in the Seclcy school
who obtained perfect standings last
week were: Beth Clevenger, Leroy
Bartlc, Nell Clevenger, Pablo Tama-
w and Temple Robinson.
A. +. Hull was a business visitor
iii FL Centre Monday.
The choir met Monday evening
with Mrs. Paul Pritchett, to practice
special Thanksgiving music.
Friday evening the Christian En-
d, avor society will give an athletic
meet in the Community Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
Trench SilO To
Be Demonstrated d
On Church Ranch

Imperial county dairymen, who
are not using silage, believe that sill
age is good dairy feed. Several
Of these dairymen have stated to the
farm advisor that if they had silo
they would use it, but that a sito
costs too much money.
1t has been called to the attention
of the farm advisor that new type
of silo known as the trench silo is
being used successfully in Canada,
in several of the eastern states, and
in other parts Of California. One
dairyman in Imperial county has
also used a modified type of this
silo successfully. These silos cost
very little to construct and the cost
of construction consists almost en-
tirely of the labor of the dairyman
and his team and scraper.
Since these trench silos are very
inexpensive and apparently satisfae-
tory, the farm advisor has suggested
to several Imperial county dalrymen
that they give this type of silo a
trial. d. C. Church, dairyman liv-
ing in the Jasper district, has car
ried out this suggestion and he is
now completing trench silo with u
capacity of about 200 tons. He
states that he expects this. silo to
cost him less than 800 including his
own labor.
Since they believe that many I'm
perial county dairymen will be in
terested in seeing this silo and learn
ing how it is built, the Agricultural
Extension service has arranged a
meeting at the D. G. Church ranch.
This meeting will be held at 1:30
F. m. Friday, November IS and all
dairymen interested in silos and sill
age are urged to attend. The D. c.
Church ranch is miles east of He
Der on the new graveled road.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
Farm Centers
Plan Meetings

Meetings of the Jasper and Ala
l1o-Verde farm centers are planned
for Friday night of this week, G. E..
Burton, secretary-manager of the
Imperial County Farm Bureau an
nounces.
At the Jasper meeting, W. D.
Carey will be the principal speaker,
talking on "Taxes.' Good music,
dancing and refreshments will be di-
versions of the evening. At Alamo
Verde, Edward H. Law and Mark
Rose will be the main speakers. Law,
who is deputy district attorney, will
talk on Prosecution Of Crime. J"
Rose will discuss the possibility of
action on Colorado river legislation
at this session of Congress. Several
musical numbers have been planned,
and refreshments will be served.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

wards, while on trip to the valley
to hunt ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Reed are
planning to locate in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Womack made
trip to Yuma on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hummel of
Chino, are planning Heber picnic
at Fairmont Park in Riverside, Sun
day, November 20. Rev. G. Saylor,
pastor Of the early days in Heber,
will preach the sermon, at IL a. m.
A. E. Skeats has returned from
Arizona with the Chamber of Com
merce Good Will party.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Iurcher of Los
Angeles, have moved into Mrs. Stew
enson' IS cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ristine spent
Sunday in Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
Warships Crash
Off Point Iona
BY united Press Leased wire

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 1.-THE de-
stroyers ZeiHn and somers crashed
during high speed torpedo mancuv.
crs off Point Iona last night eaus-
ing injuries to one sailor. Both
ships were badly damaged.
The Somers, commanded by Conn
mander j. B. Stuart, made port un-
der her own steam at 10 p. m. The
Beilin, commanded by Commander
II. B. Riebe, came into port about
the same time assisted by a naval
tug.
Naval officials last night said tho
accident was caused by defective
steering gear which failed to oper-
ate on a short turn. Both slips viii
be out of the maneuvers scheduled
for Friday and Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

passed in playing ball and other
outdoor games.
McCabe Sunday school attendance
is keeping up nicely SO far this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Best Of See
ley visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Aus
tin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner cele-
bTated Friday evening with dinner
i'll honor Of the SIND wedding ami
vcrsary of Mr.. Wagoner's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wagon
or of Puente. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Wagner of Cotton and other mem
bers Of the family from Holtville
were present.
The Home Department will hold
the regular follow-up meeting at the
home Of Mrs. John Wagner Friday.
Pot luck luncheon at noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

ego for the weekend. They visited
with their brother, Gilbert Cobleigh
who is i'll at the FL Centre hospital
and their father, G. M. Cobleigh.
WILDER C. Hahn of Long Beach
was in the valley the past week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 9. Boone and fam
ily attended the Armistice celebra-
ton at Brawley Friday.
Elm Base Ball team played Euca-
lyptus base ball team Sunday after
noon. The score was z to s in ia
yor of Elm. The team will play the
West Side boys next Sunday after
noon at West Side.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
IMPERIAL
BY Press Staff Correspondent

BY Press Staff Correspondent
IMPERIAL, Nov. 17.-Jim Moore,
salesman for San Diego concern,
was business caller in Imperial
yesterday. q
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belford and
daughters, Miss Anna and Marian,
were the dinner guests recently of
Mr.. Belford IS nephew, Claude f.
Austin, in Brawley.
Mrs. n. A. Mackey is slowly i'm
proving from her recent illness.
Mrs. Joe Hallawell was an Ell Cen
tro visitor yesterday.
O. Oleson who has been employed
by w. l.. Townsend cutting wood on
Damron's ranch will spend few
days in Imperial.
Dick Smith of Ell Centre spent
Monday in Imperial.
Mrs. Tod Natho and daughters
Bonnie and Florence, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Roy Templeton.
Mrs. A. Fl. Hevener called on
Mrs. n. A. Mackey yesterday.
The>O. F.. S. Social Club has Sc
cured the room in the Stevenson
building, formerly occupied by Bob
Priest, and will hold their cooked
food and Christmas sale there on
Saturday.
The Ladies of the bridge club met
at the home of Mrs. Curtis Bridgers
on South G street. A pot luck lunch
con was enjoyed and sewing was
the order of the afternoon. Those
present were, Mesdames A. Y. Pre-
Bile, George Paulin, +. s. Loffer, w.
o. Hinderks, II. S. Capron, NJ. M.
Dizney, Lawrence Niles N. f. Dur
ham, II. V. Gray and Mrs. Bridgers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

madge in Breakfast at Sunrise, -
which opened at the Valley last
night.
Beside tbs distinction of youth,
ST. Clair is one of the few Los An
born men t. carve a name for
himself as a director. lie has twice
been named on the list of ten-best
picture makers by leading critics
throughout the country.
His first knowledge of pictures
was gained at the Mack Sennett
studios where he found work as a
cartoonist. From that post he step
ped into directing two-reel com
edies. His work there attracted the
attention of officers of FBO, who
were then casting about for a man
to make their "Fighting Blood"
series.
He was loaned to Constance Tai
n;adge to make Breakfast at Sun
rise,' which the star is releasing
through First National.
Decidedly not a flapper and de-
cdedly not "clinging vine,' but
that screen rarity young, but ma
ture and beautiful woman-that is
the distinctive personality which is
brought to the screen by Billie Dove,
First National s new star, whose lat
est picture, "The Stolen Bride" is
coming to the Palace theater to-
night and Friday.
Picture writer's, the producer be-
lieves, are prone to overlook realities
in an attempt to create types and
personalities too bizarre. AS the
producer of all of Miss Doves pie
tures during the coming season, Will
son declares every care will be TAX
en- to provide the star with stories
perfectly suited to her beauty and
personality.
"The Stolen Bride' was directed
by Alexander Korda, and in addi-
ion to Miss Dove has Lloyd Hughes,
Dilyan Tashman, Armand KALI,
Cieve Moore, Frank Beall and others
in the cast.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

HOLTVILLE
BY Press Staff Correspondent

DJ AOoo otdll OOIItSpOllQcIlJ
HOLTVILLE, Nov. IL Misses
Beatty, Neal and Blanchfield, mem
bers of the grammar school faculty
motored to San diego over the week
end.
DR.. and Mrs. Mosher left Satur-
day for Denver, Colorado, to spend
short vacation before DR.. Mosher
starts medical work in an eastern
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hurtado are
the proud parents of baby boy
born at their home Saturday. The
little boy was named Walter Lee.
Both baby and mother are doing
nicely.
Russell Thompson returned from
Springervile, Arizona, where he has
been buying and shipping cattle.
Miss Marie Edwards was hostess
at a party given at her home Sun
day evening. "Cootie" was the di-
version of the evening. A salad
course was served. The guests were
Bobbie Baxter, Edith Ferguson,
Dorthv Spear, Weldon Kisling.
Graham Rogers, Jodie and Jack
Whitmer.
Mrs. p. b. Brown passed away
early Saturday afternoon, after a
long spell of serious illness. Mrs.
Brown is survived by husband and
one son. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon at the
Christian church.
DIR. Stevens arrived in Holtville
Saturday from Los Angeles. He re-
turned the first part of the week
taking with him his mother who has
been visiting Reverend and Mrs.
Clark, pastor of the Christian
church.
Miss Gencvieve Gallatin, former
student of the Holtville Union High
school, visited her folks of this city
over the week end. Miss Gallatin
is attending the San Diego State
Normal.
George Pryor left Monday for
Hapford, after receiving telegram
from relatives stating that one of
his brothers had been injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
McCABE
BY Press Staff Correspondent

BY Press Staff correspondent
McCABE, Nov. 17.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Sunstrum and daughter Fran
ccs visited friends in Holtville Sun
day. Billy Sunstrum spent Sunday
with Robert Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and fam
lily were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Bowling in Brawley Sun
day. Other guests were Frank Rid
die, Claud Brown and Lee Shears of
Fl Centro.
Mrs. c. Green of Mesquite Lake
district called on Mrs. j. Wilson re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Brock and
small son Don motored to Los An
geles Sunday.
Burton and Warren Brock and
Dale Sharp were dinner guests of
Lewis He'll Sunday. George Conner
of III Centre, Albert Steele, John
Goss and Virgil Fairchild were aft
cinoon visitors. The afternoon wy
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
HEBER
By Press Staff Correspondent

BY Press Staff Correspondent
HEBER, Nov. 17.-Gordon God
frey of Yuma, an Oklahoma neigh
Dor of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. X. Chcsscr,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Chcsscr Sun.
day. Gordon was small boy when
last seen by the Chesscr's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wallace of
Holtville, visited Mrs. Wallace 3
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Chcsscr
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Gavin were
down from Los Angeles, over the
week end, with Mr.. Cavin's par
cnts.
Mr.. McCawley was in Heber look
ing up the pianos that need tuning.
Mr.. McCawley is doing the work
that Mr.. Davis, deceased, has done
for number of years.
J. Il. Edwards, of Los Angeles,
rallied on his brother, w. II. Ed
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
ELM NOTES
Ry Press Staff Correspondent

BY Press Staff correspondent
ELM, Nov. 17-Mr. and Mrs. r.
L. Boone returned recently from Los
Angeles and Long Beach.
Pearlic Albertson, formerly of the
valley but now of Long Beach mot
ored down to the valley Thursday
and spent the week end here on
business.
Marshall Cobleigh, Laurence Cob
leigh, Winifred Cobleigh and Laura
Cobleigh motored down from San Di-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

No one knows who the two parties
will allow us to choose from, bat
the ordinary citizen has a great han
kering for fight for the presidency
between Charlie Dawes and Jim
Reed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
| new BOOKS AT
LOCAL u LIBRARY
List of new books for Nov. 10.
Fiction

List of new books for Nov. 49,
Fiction
"Gideon.' Inez Haynes Irwin
a study of a boys reaction to two
women of widely differing charac
ters.
"The Octopus of Paris CASTOR
Leroux. A detective story.
"King Goshawk and the Birds, -"
Eimar O'Duffy. A fantasy from
Ireland.
"The Grandmothers, Glenway
Westcott. Winner Of the Harper
prize novel 1928. Through the
eyes Of the grandson of today West
colt recaptures a segment of Ameri-
can life, span of human expert
ence stretching from the pioneers
and the Civil war down to the pres
ent time.
Non-Fiction
"Ancestors of Arthur Orison Dill
lon and His Poems.' Arthur Dill
lon.
{" An Experiment with Time"
j. w. Dunno.
Spanish Missions of the South
west" Cleve Hallenbeck.
Indian Legends and Supersti
tlons," told by pupils of Haskell H.
stitute.
'Our Times,' Mark Sullivan.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

An English clergyman says he
knows a 17-yearold girl who drinks
40 cocktails daily. He didn't say
how long she has been living in Eng
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17
THEATERS

A cartoonist makes good - good
cartoons and good motion pictures!
This typifies Nal st. Clair, the
youthful director-he s still under
tilirty-who directed Constance Tai
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

Louis Wolheim, ugly man of the
movies, wants his face changed so
he can play romantic, hero roles.
Next thing II be hearing from
Hollywood is that Lon Chanev has
been cast as Little Eva.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-17

cup Alpine Milk, I cup water.
aeggs, pinch of salt. , tablespoon.
fuls sugar, grated nutmeg or va
nilla to taste. Beat eggs slightly
add sugar, mix with Alpine Milk
and water. Pour into buttered
mold or custard cups. Stand in
pan of hot water and bake in
moderate oven till set. Cocoanut
may be added. if desired.