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Evening star., 1927-06-26
Parent-Teacher Activities

it's closing meeting June 16 at the
Seaton School from 2 to 4:30 o'clock.
Children of the two schools provided
entertainment. There were wand drills,
Mother Goose plays and dances and
a "policemans drill" These were fol-
lowed by recitations, songs ana sNmplo
dramatizations. An exhibition was
held in the Domestic Art" Seaton
Center, in charge of Miss Franklin,
the teacher. A reception was attended
bv about 20 mothers. 1t is planned 20
orea nize a reading club" of mothers
next Fall under the direction of Miss
Ellen &. Lombard. director of home
education, in the Bureau of Education.
The Barnard School luncheon took
place June Is. in the school building.
The committee in charge of selecting
Barnard School colors agreed on dark
blue and gold.
At the last meeting OF the Parent
Teacher Association the following Of
ficers were elected: George Hudson.
president; Mrs. Magdeburger, vice
president; Mrs. Vance, secretary, and
Mrs. Dom, treasurer. the last three
officers being reelected. Mrs. Thomas
resignation was accepted.
The Summer roundup committee,
under the leadership of Mrs. Strieby,
reported 59 children 10 enter the KIN
dergarten and first grade next Fail.
The ReserVoir-C Conduit Road Asso-
citation met at the Reservoir School
June ID.
Flag day exercises by the pupils of
the fifth and sixth grades were given
under the direction OF Miss Llufrio.
Following the exercises the children
presented a play written by one of the
mothers. Mrs. HatChett. Refresh
ments We're served by Mrs. Burr. the
president Of the association. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Mrs. l.. T.. Stanford: first vice
president. Mrs. James Ready; second
vice president. Miss Llufrio; secretary,
Mrs, f.. w. Burr; treasurer. Mrs. Nor
enCe llibble; press chairman, Mrs.
Emily Il. Porter: Child Welfare maya
zine chairman, Mrs. II. Kirk Logan.
Evening star., 1927-06-26

Vincent Costello Post met last Tues
day evening at the boardroom Of the
District Building. Comdr. Mitchell
presided. The post charter was draped
In memory OF William r. Welsh. who
died June at the Naval Hospital.
Evening star., 1927-06-26
STORE DECORATION URGED
Merchants Asked to Make Displays
for Ju1y q.

Proprietors OF business establish
ments I'm the District were urged yes
terday by NJ. A. Leese, presidem of
the Chamber of Commerce, and Ed.
win &. Graham, president Of the
Board of Trade. to decorate their
stores July a. especially for the com
munity observance of independence
day. Both Mr.. Leese and Mr.. Graham
are members of the citizens commit
tee appointed by the Commissioners
to arrange a program for the celebra-
ton.
Mr.. Graham also appealed to mem
bers of the Board OF Trade and to the
public to make contributions to the
e 900 fund which the committee is en-
deavoring to raise TO defray the eX-
penseS of the celebration. Isaac Cans,
general chairman of the committee.
already has received n few responses.
Evening star., 1927-06-26
SUMNER CAMPS

SUMNER CAMP FOR SALE. NEAR GLEf
Echo; canoe, Victrola, etc. Call Main so
after pm. 90
Evening star., 1927-06-26
American War Veterans, Club

The American War Veterans Club
IS on it's annual outing to Orkney
Springs and the Shenandoah Caverns.
Several hundred members and guests
left here Friday at 1890 pm. in rs
automobiles, headed by Maj. Thomas
a. Fawcett.
The committee in charge. headed by
Evening star., 1927-06-26

REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.
FOR RENT. MONTH OF JULY. COTTAGE
rooms. modern improvements: electric
light: servants quarters ample: screened
Dorches: one-halt block from ocean Co
lumha 34a4
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CASA Iona

oh t ~ na5Sbd1 a. ah,ret Inn e
a big beautiful home. the finest on the
Heights for those who are looking for rest.
comfort and all that nature provides TO
make one happy: terms, So per day. includ-
ing meals
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SNOWFALL CUSTARD

Beat eight eggs light, leaving out
the whites Of four. Mix them grad
ually with a quart of cold milk and
a quarter Of pound of sugar, put
the mixture in a saucepan with a
bew broken bitter almonds, the vel
low peel of lemon. Add a handful
of broken cinnamon, simmer it slow
ly, stirring it all the time. AS soon
as it comes to boil take it off the
fire, add ten. drops of oil of lemon.
Strain and when quite cold put in
deep glass dish, beat to a stiff froth
the whites of eggs, add ten drops OF
oil of lemon, drop the froth in balls
on the top Of the dish of custard,
lheaping and forming them with a
spoon into the regular size and
RShape. Do not let them touch each
%@ther. Lay fresh rose leaf on each
and serve.
Anna Schwalnire, 1884 Olive st.,
City,
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MENUS
For the
FAMILY
by SISTER MARY

y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prunes, ce-
real, cream, baked French toast,
maple syrup, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON-Stuf onions with
white sauce, bran bread, jellied fruit
salad, milk, tea.
DINNER Birds without bones,
baked potatoes, scalloped tomatoes,
radishes, rye bread, rhubarb pie,
milk coffee.
Birds Without Bones
One and one-half pounds round
steak, l large onion, 3-4 cup rice,
l. large loose head cabbage, 1 tea
spon salt.
Have the steak ground as for ham
burg. Season with salt and pepper.
Melt l tablespoon drippings in fry
ing pan and add onion cut in thin
slices. Cook until light brown. Add
meat and stir well. Add rice we'll
washed and let cook ten minutes.
stir frequently to prevent sticking.
Cut core from cabbake, cutting as
deep as possible. Put head into a
Aleep pan and pour over boiling water
10 cover. Cover pan and let stand
five minutes. Remove cabbage and
drain. Pull off leaves. Use large
leaves to stuff and put small leaves
into pan in which the birds" are to
be cooked. Put one or two table,
spoonfuls Of meat mixture on each
large cabbage leaf. Roll and fold.
Put the folded side down on, bed of
cabbage. Pour over boiling water to
barely cover, cover pan and cook
about forty-five minutes. Remove
TO hot platter and serve.
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same satisfactory results as turning
out tasty dish.
Her favorite is fried chicken,
cooked the way her old black Nam
my used to col Ok it in Kentucky. For.
while Kentucky is konwn the world
over for its beautiful women and
its fine horses. it has equal pride in
it's cuisine.
Chicken a la Roberts
Following is the recipe by which
Miss Roberts prepares her delicious
Kentucky fried chicken:
"Cut up rfying size chicken.
Sprinkle we'll vlth salt and let stand
two hours in refrigerator.
dip each piece separately in flour
Fry in very deep, hot fat. Cook fast
until flour browns we'll on both sides.
Turn down heat, then allow to cook
slowly with top on flying pan, from
fifteen to twenty minutes, until well
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EGGS AUX FINES HERBS

Roll an ounce of butter in a good
teaspoonful of flour, season with
pepper, salt, and nutmeg, put into
a cup of fresh milk together with
two teaspoons of chopped parsley;
stir and simmer it for fifteen min
utes, add cup of thick cream. Hard
boil five eggs, and halve them, ar
range in dish with the ends up.
Pour the sauce over them and deco
rate with little heaps of fried bread
crumbs around the edge of the dish.
Mrs. l.. e. Stout, 11S3 S. Illinois
ST., City.
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BIZ NEA Service
NEW YORK, April 15.--Voices, &C
cording to Miss Emma Roberts,
mezzo soprano, are good for much
more than concert singing.
She has sung, she confesses, to in
veigle man va chef into letting her
come into his kitchen and cook her
self a dish or two-when she has
gotten homesick.
Needs Domesticity
For Miss Roberts contends that
every career for women needs n
dash of domesticity instilled into it
ever and anon for seasoning. She
takes her domesticity in cooking
form. Kitchens, she AYERS, are the
most homelike places in the world
and for sheer domestic feeling there
is nothing on earth that gives the
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EGGS IN CASSEROLE

Hard boil six eggs. run through
food chopper enough boiled ham for
two cups, make white sauce using
two tablespoons butter, two scant
Tablespoons flour, work together un-
til smooth, add two warm cups of
milk and cook until thick and
smooth. Season with salt and pep
per. Put in casserole a layer of
ham, a layer of sliced egg, then
white sauce, until all is used. Brown
about twenty minutes IN oven, serve
hot
Mrs. James l.. Commes, Henryville,
Ind.
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EGG WITH PORK

Boil six pork chops until tender.
Make white gravy as for stewed
chicken and pour over meat. Take
six hard boiled eggs, cut in halves,
leaving yolks whole. Put eggs in
dish, pour stewed chops over them
and serve hot.
Mrs. w. j. Dawson, 25I S. First
ST., Frankfort, Ind.
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EGG BASKETS

Boil eggs hard, shell and cut near
l. in half, remove yolks and rub
them to paste with melted butter,
pepper and salt. Chop very fine the
meat of cold fowl, ham, dried beef
nQr veal and mix with the egg paste.
IS ut off a slice from the hollow white
10 make them stand. Fill with paste,
arrange together and pour boiling
hot gravy or cream sauce over this.
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TOMATO AND EGGS

Grease muffin tins, put one thick
slice of unpeeled tomato into each
tin, season with salt and pepper.
break one egg on top Of each slice.
Again season with salt and pepper
and put a small piece Of butter on
top of each egg. Bake in oven until
egg is set, but not hard. Serve on
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DUTCH EGGS

Cut five hard boiled eggs into
small pieces and fold into thick,
richly seasoned milk gravy. Halve
six green peppers, lengthwise, re-
moving seeds and all the interior
portions so as to leave the shells,
fill these shells with the gravy and
egg mixture, then sprinkle thickly
with grated cheese and dots of but
ter. brown in the oven. Serve on
hot dish garnished with water cress.
Mrs. o. y. Pullman. 1871 n. Traub
Ave-, City.
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salt and little pepper. Stir the
whites into the sauce and when hot
pour over the squares of toast. Put
the yolks through a fine strainer
over the whole and garnish with a
border of toast points and bit of
parsley in the center.
Mrs. J. Schaffer, 131 Il. st. Joe
St., City.
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EGG LEMONADE

One egg, one cup cold water, juice
OF one lemon, three tablespoons Of
sugar. Beat egg thoroughly, add
sugar and strained lemon juice. Add
water gradually and stir until well
mixed and serve cold.
Mrs. Frances Howard, All n. Glad.
stone Ave.
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SCOTCH WOODCOCK

Make a white sauce of one table
spoon of flour, and one of butter
blended with a cup of milk and a lit
tie salt. When smooth add six hard
boiled eggs chopped fine, a dash of
cayenne pepper, a little mustard and
three tablespoons of deviled ham or
minced ham.
Miss Elizabeth Rueschhoif, 2l58
RiuggOld Ave. CITY.
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EGG SANDWICH FILLER

Six hard boiled eggs, six pieces of
bacon fried crisp, six sweet pickles,
one mango, one onion and one-half
teaspoon of dry mustard. Add salt
and pepper to taste and put through
foor chopper. Moisten with mayor
naise to make a smooth paste, and
chill. Enough for twelve sand
wiches.
Mrs. Estella B. stille, GIG BIoyd
Ave-, City.