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Evening star., 1927-08-21
Mrs. Taylor Hostess
With Daughter at Tea

Mrs. James r. Taylor and her
daughter, Mrs. Richard II. Catlett, jr.,
Of Hagerstown. Nd, were hostesses
at tea Wednesday and Thursday aft.
ernoons at the Old Homestead, on
North Augusta street. Staunton, Va.
Receiving with Mrs Taylor and her
daughter were Mrs. +. F. Higginson.
niece of Mr.. Taylor. who has just
returned from a European tour, and
Mrs. Robert Campbell. visiting Mrs.
Catlett. from Hagerstown, Md
great variety of midsummer flow.
ers were beautifully arranged through.
out the rooms and in the hall tall
baskets filled with delphinium, lark
spur and other garden flowers were
NEST attractive.
Among the $50 or more guests were
Miss Mary Richardson and Miss Nan
ME Richardson of Washington, Miss
Edith Latane of Tappahannock, Va;
Miss Janet Berkeley and Miss Jean
Berkeley of Washington, Miss Janet
Erskine of Savannah, Ga: Mrs Viii.
liam *. Beard of Philadelphia, Mrs
William II. Landes, jr., of Beaumont.
Tex; Miss Lucy Lee and Miss Louise
Powell. formerly of Staunton, now
of Cleveland. Ohio. and Mrs. James
Marshall Of Fauquier County. Va.
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MpS. W. IRVING CLOVER,
wife of the Assists
Post Master GenSYa1.
Z~Deztv00O
DR.. Lima, New Salvador
Minister, Now Awaits
President Coolidge
New Representative Here to
Present Credentials - Is
Well Versed in Diplomatic
Duties.

DR.. Francisco Antonio Lima, Min
lister from Salvador, who arrived with,
in the past 10 days to become Min
lister from his country, will have to
await the return of President Coolidge
before presenting his credentials.
When he does so, it will be the first
time in many years that the entire
family of Central American republics
is represented In Washington~ by a
full-fledged minister plenipotentiary.
DR.. Hector David Castro, who is
now minister of foreign affairs in San
Salvador, was for five years charge
d'affaires, assuming that office on the
recall of the last Minister before DR..
Lima, Senor Salvador de Sol, in 1922.
DR.. Lima is accompanied by his wife
and family. four small daughters, the
youngest, Elenite, being an infant Of
about six months. The other little
girls are Martha. who Is 8: Rosario.
s, and Antoinette, about 3. For the
present the Minister will continue to
occupy the residence on Connecticut
avenue. just over the bridge and ex.
tending on Calvert street, which had
been leased by DIR. Castro both for a
home and a legation. Sonora de Lima
like her husband, is a native Of San
Salvador and she was, before her mar
riage more than 10 years ago. Senorita
Elena Ruano.
The new Minister from the only re.
public Of Central America which has
ports both on the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. Is one Of his country's eminent
public men and scholars. Many will
remember him as the special envoy
OF Salvador in March, 1918, sent to
convey the fluctuations of his govern
ment to President Woodrow Wilson.
He remained for some weeks at this
time and travelled extensively through
the country.
DR.. Lima Is in his early forties. He
was carefully educated for the foreign
service, and after taking his degrees
In the National University of Saliva
dor he studied for some years in
France. first at the Institute de St.
Croix du Vesmet and then in Ecole de
Droit in Paris. He has been Minister
TO Guatemala to Buenos Aires and to
Mexico. He was called in 1916 TO be.
come professor Of philosophy and of
international law in his alma mater,
the ancient seat OF learning in San
:. lContinued on Fifth Rage)
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MRS CAREY Il. BROWN,
wife Of Mai. .BYowM
returns TODAY fYom
av1sit 4tWr9ih1a
Miss Anne Pollard
And Edwin Ely Adams
To Wed September 10
Miss Dorothy Louise Harvey
Selects Wedding Attend
ant-Cther Nuptials An
nounced.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson
Pollard are issuing invitations for the
marriage of their daughter Anne, to
Mr.. Edwin Ely Adams of Detroit,
Mich, Saturday evening. September 10.
at s o'clock. in All Saints Episcopal
Church. Chevy Chase. Md.
Miss Pollard has selected as her at
tendants. Miss Mildred Whaley, maid
of honor; Mrs. Arthur Gerald Logan
of Baltimore, before her marriage in
the Spring, Miss Helen Hall of this
city, as matron of honor. and two
bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy Miller and
Miss Sarah Pollard. sister of the bride.
Barbara Hullfsh, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas A. Hullfish of Rose
mont. Va, will be the flower girl, and
Mrs. Margaret Blackford Sherman,
will be the ring bearer.
A number of parties are being plan
ned for the popular bride-elect.
Miss Dorothy Louise Harvey. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Har-
yey, whose marriage to Mr.. Vincent
p. Callahan will take place Monday,
August %. will have as her only at
tendant, her sister. Miss Helen NJ.
Harvey, as maid of honor, Mr.. Joseph
Evers will be the best man.
The ceremony will be performed at
$50 in the morning in the Church OF
the Holy Comforter.
The marriage of Miss Maria Monteje
Davidson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Alexander Davidson, of 1886
Irving street. to Mr.. Edward Scott
Tylor will take place September IS at
s O'Clock in the evening in All Saints
Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Jessie Ruth Reed. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Reed. will
be married Wednesday evening to Mr..
James w. Gill, son of Mrs. Marcy
s. Gill of this city. The ceremony
will be performed at s o'clock in the
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church,
and will be followed by small re-
ception in the home of the brides
parents.
Miss Reed will be attended by Miss
Emily Burgess as maid of honor and
her bridesmaids will be Miss Virginia
Gill, sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Katherine Dunning of Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. Writ Alvin Gin Of Syracuse,
Continued on Sixth Page)
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gone to Newport. where he will re-
main until September J..
The acting counselor of the British
embassy. Mr.. Henry Getty Chiffon,
who has been in Portland, Greg, for
a few days, will return to the Summer
embassy at Manchester this week.
The commercial counselor of the
British embassy. Sir John Joyce Brod.
erick. who was in Washington for a
Few days, is again at the Summer en-
bassy at Manchester. Mass.
The second secretary of the EN-.
bassy. Mr. j. Balfour, is the only mem.
Der of the embassy staff in Washing.
ton this week.
The counselor of the Chilean EN-.
bassy and Sonora de Agacio, who ar.
rived in New York recently from a
trip TO Chile, are expected to come to
Washington this week
The counselor of the Argentine EN-.
oassy. Senior Felipe A. Espil. is ex.
pected to return to Washington the
end OF the month. He is now visiting
in Lenox. Mass.
The counselor of the Japanese EN-.
bassy and Nine. Sawada, who with
their family have been spending sew.
eral weeks at Spring Lake, n. j., have
returned to Washington.
The military attache of the French
embassy. Brig. Gen. George A. l..
Dumont. has returned from a several
Gays visit to Rehoboth Beach. Del.
Inc hrst secretary of the German
embassy. Herr Rudolf Leitner. js
again In Washington from the sum.
mer embassy, and the secretary of
the embassy. Herr Emil l.. Baer' has
lelt Tor four weeks vacation at the
embassy in Manchester.
The secretary of the Netherlands
legation and Baroness van Boetzaer
van Oosterhout. motored to Camp
Mystic, , Conn, Tuesday. from Watch
mn, X. l., where they are spending
'ne summer. to attend the "Passinc
of the Pequots." an outdoor festival
Inc secretary of the Rumanian Ie.
gatlon and Nine. Popovici returned IN
ashlngton last evening from vii.
jamestown. where Mr.. Popovici at.
tended the Institute of Politics
The assistant military attscbe ,,r
aeronautics of the French embassy
MAJ Georges Thenault. left Yesterday
70 join Nine. Thenault. who ia With
her mother. Mrs. Spencer, in her SIM
iiieT nome on Cape Cod
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Secretary Mellon Sails
From England Tuesday
Son Will Accompany Secretary of Treasury
Secretary Davis Expected to Reach
New York This Week.

The Secretary Of the Treasury,
Mr.. Andrew ". Mellon, and his son,
Mr.. Paul Mellon, will sail from Eng.
land Tuesday August 30, after spend.
ing two months cruising in the Medi.
terranean with the Secretarys son.
ln-laW and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
David X. l.. Bruce
The Secretary Of War, Mr.. Dwight
f. Davis, is expected to arrive in
New York this week from England,
where he spent short time inspect
ing American war cemeteries. The
Secretary has been In France on
similar mission and also spent some
time with Mrs. Davis and their
children.
The Secretary Of the Interior, DR..
Work. will spend a day in Buffalo,
where he will go on Tuesday, August
30, to make an address at a meeting
Of the Bar Association.
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Representative Briggs
Weds In New York

A congressional wedding of unIs,lal |
interest took place Wednesday after
noon in Cazenovia \. Y, when Mrs.
Newell Woodworth. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Lewis Ernest Slayton of
Spencerport, y. Y, became the bride
of Representative Clay Stone Briggs
of Galveston Tex. The ceremony was
performed a 430 O'Clock at Brabant,
the Summer home of the bride, pink
gladioli. palms and ferns forming an
effective background for the wedding
party. Rev. DR.. L. Barney Phillips of
Washington. performed the ceremony
assisted by Rev. DR.. J. MacFarland Of
CazenoVia. Leading the wedding pro.
cession were the brides small daugh.
ter's Dorothy and Jean, who wore
dainty frocks of blue linen embroidered
in pink roses and carried baskets Of
blue and pink flowers. large re-
ception followed the ceremony
The bride entered the drawing room
with her father, who gave her in mar
riage. She wore a gown of soft pink
tissue velvet, with deep collar of
cream lace caught at the back and ex.
tending below the hem on the sides,
giving the effect Of a train. Her hat
was OF pink hair braid to match and
q large velvet and satin flower at the
left side Of the brim was it's only
trimming. She carried "A bouquet Of
orchids. roses. delphinium and lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. Arthur ]. Cosnell of Rochester,
n. Y, was the matron Of honor and
wore gown of pink chiffon fashioned
along graceful straight lines, nat
Of brown georgette crepe and carried
an arm bouquet OF blue delphiniumn
and pink roses.
Representative r. Walton Moore of
Fairfax, Va, was the best man and
the ushers were Mr.. William Slay.
ton, brother Of the bride. and Mr..
Arthur ]. Cosnell of Rochester.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. Rogers Clark and Mr.. Ballard
Thurston of Louisville, Ky; Judge and
Mrs Harvey Remington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G.. Dumont. Miss Mildred
Mulree and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
Cosnell, all of Rochester.
Representative Briggs and his bride
sailed yesterday on the Leviathan for
Europe, where they will remain until
Congress convenes. ..-.-.--a. -ass4..-.G..
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Garrett-Eisenbeis
Nuptials Next Month

A wedding of unusual interest will
take place September 4, in Oklahoma
city, when Miss Doris Eisenbeis.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r, Eisen.
bels, formerly of Des Moines, will be.
come the bride of Mr.. Henry J. Gar.
rett. son Of Mrs. Clara G. Keister of
Des Moines, and confidential secretarv
10 the Secretary of Labor, Mr.. James
j. Davis
MIR. Garrett attended the Drake
University. and is prominent in the
younger set in Des Moines. He is q
member OF the Delta Sigma Pi and
Delta Zeta Chi fraternities. and is
also a member of several other
scholastic societies in Des Moines
Miss Eisenbeis is a graduate of the
North Hill School. in Des Moines, and
is a student Of the Drake University.
She is a member of the Chi Omega
| sorority, of which she was president
last year.
Mr.. Garrett will leav, the end of
the month for Oklahoma City. and
after the wedding he and his bride
VIII come to Washington by motor.
Evening star., 1927-08-21
Members of Diplomatic
Corps Delay Their Return
Ambassador of Argentina Visits Hospitals n,
Philadelphia-Minister and Nine. Prochnik
Go to New York-Others Prolong Vacations.

| The Ambassador of Argentina. Senor
| Honorio PueyrredOn. accompanied by
his son-in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Senora de CentenO, who were his
guests for some time, have left for
| Philadelphia, where they will visit the
| hospitals in that city. DR.. Centeno is
| a prominent physician in his native
country.
The Ambassador of Italy, Mobile
Giacomo de Martino, and the air
attache of the embassy. Comdr. Silvio
Scaroni. who went to New York for a
several days stay. are prolonging their
visit and are not expected to return
to Washington until later in the
month. They are spending the week
end in the country near New York
The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik will leave for New York to.
morrow to spend week and will be at
the Ambassador Hotel.
The Minister of Czechoslovakia, Mr..
Zdenek Fferlinger who is spending the
Summer in Europe, will not return
to this country until October /.
The Minister Of Albania. Mr.. Faik
TNoliltEd, Is HOW III SW3mDScOCt, Ma SIS.
where he will spend several weeks at
the Ocean House Earlier in the
month the Minister visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Farwell. at Syosset, Long
Island.
The charge d'affaires of Germany
and Frau kiep spent several days in
New York last week. having gone
there from the Summer embassy at
Manchester, Mass, to meet the Ger.
man flyers, who We're expected there
Tuesday morning.
The charge d'affaireS and Frau Kiep
have with them the latter's mother
FRAU Else AlveS, who will stay through
the remainder of the Summer. DR..
and Frau Kiep spent several DAYS in
for several days Lieut.. Gen, Baron
Won Ruth. commander of the 7th Ger.
man Division. who has been travelling
in the United States with his adjutant.
Capt. SpeiCh
Among the other guests who were
recently at the Summer embassy were
Baroness Won Tippleskirch, mother of
the German consul at Boston: Prof
Huebner of Berlin Baron Ilberg of
New York, and Herr Wolgang Cur.
thus, son of the German minister of
economies and Herr Fritz Bail, who
are students at Tabor College, Marion
for the Summer course.
The charge daffaires of Snain
Senior Don Mariana de Amoedo. has
Evening star., 1927-08-21
Admiral Eberle and Wife
To Entertain Visitors

Admiral and Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle will have as their guests for
brief visit this week the superin.
tendent OF the Naval Academy and
Mrs. Mutton, who will motor from
ANNAPOLIS Wednesday, Admiral and
Mrs: Eberle will entertain their guests
at theater Wednesday evening.
Admiral and Mrs. Eberle are re-
naming in Washington over Sunday.
but expect to spend next week end at
a nearby resort.
The admiral. who Is acting Sec.
retary Of the Navy. will act as host
for the Navy at a dinner to be given
this evening in the Chinese room at
the Mayflower Hotel in honor of Sir
William and Lady Brunton of Aus
tralia. Sir William was Lord Mayor
Of Melbourne at the time of the visit
Of the United States fleet to Aus
tralia three years ago and was in.
| strumental in having a lavish recep.
tion honoring The United states Navy.
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Capital Engagements
Of Interest Anno,,,.e1

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hoffhines. former.
~ ~ OF baltimore. Md. but now residing
at dSo+ Shepherd street. this city,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Virgiline, TO MIR. G a
eWetherall Bell. jr.. son of Mrs. Mabel
stevens Bell of Baltimore. The we'd.
aing VIII take place in the late
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reid McCuIlougl,
announce the engagement Of the
Iatter,s daughter, Miss Gladys Luella
SelRert. TO Mr.. Charles Lewis Stone
OF Philadelphia. The wedding will
take place early in September.
Mrs. Laura E. Gardner of Clarks
ourg, Md. announces the engage.
ment OF her daughter. Minnie. 10 Nj
paul Wire of Boyds. Nd. the wedding
10 take place in the early Autumn.
me bride.elect is daughter of the
late DR.. John Gardner. who at the
time or his death several months ago
was treasurer Of Montgomery County
Evening star., 1927-08-21

The Secretary Of Labor, Mr.. James
j. Davis. has joined Mrs. Davis and
their children at Montauk, Long Is.
land, where they are established for
the season. The Secretary will return
to Philadelphia tomorrow to attend the
convention Of the Order of the Moose.
The chief Of staff. u. s A., and
Mrs. Charles r. Summerall are ex-
pecting their son and daughter law,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles p. Summer
all, jr., who will come from Fort
Hoyle, Md.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robert
Coontz of the naval base at Mamp-
ton Roads are entertaining over the
week end Mr.. and Mrs. Camden r.
McAtee OF Washington.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Francis II.
Pope have returned to Washington
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Mrs. Klesner Hostess
At Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Alfred klesne.' of Chevy Chase
who is sojourning in her Summer
home, Dorankar, at Shadyside, Md,
entertained at a bridge luncheon
Thursday in honor of her house
guests. Mrs. Charles A. Baker and
Mrs Fl. Leon Phillips, of Washington.
DIR. Gustave Randoff, 10 has been
visitor at the Klesner home, sailed
Tuesday for his home in Randers,
Denmark.
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The charge d'affaires of Spain.
Senior Don Mariana de Amoedo. has
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DR.. Ezekiel to Wed;
Fiancee Is Detroit Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Finster
wald OF Detroit announce the engage.
ment of their daughter, Lucille. to
Or. Mordecai Ezekiel. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob L. Ezekiel Of this city.
DR.. Ezekiel is an agricultural econ.
omist Of the Department of Agricul-
ture.
Evening star., 1927-08-21

The assistant military attacbs ,,,.
aeronautics of the French embassv
Maj. Georges Thenault. left yesterdav
70 join Nine. Thenault. who is With
ner mother. Mrs. Spencer, in her S,,n,'
mer home on Cape Cod
Evening star., 1927-08-21
DR.. Leo S. Rowe
Host for Concert

The director general of the Pan
American Union. DR.. Leo $. Rowe.
has issued invitations for a concert of
Latin American music to be given on
the Esplanade of the Pan-American
Union Friday evening at s o'clock.
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day for June brides of 1927 to
send in their favorite recipes.
Any Of your housewives who
were married last June have
had six months to practice the art
of cooking. Send in your favorite
recipe to The Times recipe editor,
along with the date of your mar
riage, and compete for prizes. Each
reader whose recipe is printed will
receive a check for one dollar as a
prize. Readers whose recipes are
printed today will also receive
checks.
Each day except Friday The Times
recipe department prints prize
miscellaneous recipe for which a
check for one dollar is sent. The
miscellaneous recipes may be sent
any time to The Times recipe editor
June brides of 1927, send your ia
vorite recipe by Wednesday noon
and don't forget to give the date of
your wedding.
Here are the mems recipes:
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Apple Sauce Cake

One cup apple sauce, one cup
brown sugar, one cup cooked seeded
raisins, one-half cup melted butter,
two cups flour, two teaspoons of
soda, one-half teaspoon of CHINA
mon, one-half teaspoon Of allspice,
pinch of cloves. Coat the raisins
with flour, beat soda into sauce
which has not been cooked too dry,
add butter and then the sugar, beat
ing all the while. Next add the
raisins. Last add the cinnamon, all
spice and pinch of cloves. Bake in
moderate oven for an hour or
more. The batter should not be too
stiff, regardless of the amount of
flour. RALPH E.. PINNICK.
Falrview Farms, West Baden, Ind.
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Men Submit Recipes for
TzCenty Times Prizes

Now just prove you housewife readers that your hus
bands and other members Of your family good cooks
The Times recipe department is printing today the twenty
best recipes for any food by readers Today the
day men Just try these twenty and if you
don think the pretty good cooks.
For next Friday The Times recipe editor will have the
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a CREASED cake tin; put over this a
layer Of pared, cored and sliced ap-
pies, cover with remaining batter
Arrange a layer Of apple slices on
top, sprinkle with cinnamon and
sugar. and bake thirty-five minutes.
Cut in squares, remove from pan
and serve with lemon sauce. made
by putting into a double boiles, one
half cup of sugar. one egg. one cup
Of warm water. and the juice and
grated rind of one lemon. Cook
until thickened sufficiently. Serve
hot. F. w. SCHUESSLER.
1245 w. Ray ST., City.
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I've HOniny

Put five quarts Of white corn in
iron pot or kettle and cover it about
two inches with water. Place on
stove and when it comes to boil,
put in six teaspoons of I've. Stir and
let boil five to ten minutes, take
off and wash eight or ten times. Let
soak over night and wash again four
or five times. Put on stove in alum
mum vessel and cook from eight to
ten hours. This makes about three
gallons of hominy.
JOHN E. CORDELL,
911 E. REIMBURSEMENT ST., City.
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Asks $4,000 Alimony

BIZ Times SDcctdE
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 3d.
Mrs. Edith Meyer asks a divorce and
$4,000 alimony in a suit filed here
against Charles r. Meyer, alleging
cruelty. She also asks $75 a month
for support of their son, William
Raymond Meyer, 4. The wife says
Meyer earns 1910 monthly as rail-
road engine foreman and owns
property worth $4,000.
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Planned Oysters

Heat and butter individual fire
proof dishes which can be sent to
the table; put in a piece of buttered
toast, cover with oysters, season
lightly with salt and pepper, and
bake in a hot oven about ten min
utes, or until the edges ruffle. earn
ish with toast points and lemon, and
serve very hot. L. w. SANDERS.
Cambridge City, Ind.
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Four large tart apples, one-half
teaspoon of cinnamon, two table
spoons of sugar. three tablespoons of
butter. Have apples clean and dry,
remove cores, but do not pare. Slice
in quarter inch slices, melt butter
in frying pan, add apples and cover
and cook over hot fire until tender.
Then reduce heat, sprinkle with
sugar and cinnamon. Cook till well
done and brown, with slow heat and
turning often.
T. j. BLAKEMCRE.
1888 Ashland Ave, City.
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One pound of hamburger, three
slices fresh bread, one large onion,
chopped fine, one egg, dash of flour
and one-half cup of hot water. Sea-
son to taste and If desired add can
of strained tomatoes. Mix ham,
burger, bread, egg and onion and
knead well. Form in loaf and bake
in a moderate oven thirty or forty
minutes. MORGAN MARTIN.
1854 Hoefgen ST., City.
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GIRLS LEAD IN GRADES
University of Chicago Men Take
Rating Below CO-EdS.

Ia United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Marked SUI
periority of women students over
men in the University of Chicago is
shown by a study of scholastic rec
ords compiled by Miss Mary Eliza
beth Sloan in a thesis for a masters
degree turned into the department
of education.
Of sixteen students winning Phi
Beta Kappa keys in the 1927 winter
quarter, twelve were women, she
said.
Only two Of thirty-three fraterni-
ties averaged "B," while six of the
thirteen women's clubs attained that
average, Miss Sloan found.
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Dutch Apple Cake

Have ready one-fourth cup butter,
two-thirds cup of sugar, one egg, one
cup OF milk, one teaspoon salt, two
cups OF flour, four teaspoons of bak-
ing powder and necessary apples.
Cream the butter with the sugar,
add the egg yolks we'll beaten, then
the dry ingredients alternately with
the milk. Turn half the mixture into
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Stuffed Potatoes

Bake four large potatoes, cut In
half lengthwise and without break
ing skins, scoop out insides ano
mash, add one-half teaspoon salt
one-eighth teaspoon pepper, one
teaspoon chopped parsley, one table
spoon melted butter and mix with
fork. Return to shells, put few
drops of milk on top, sprinkle with
grated cheese and paprika. Place in
oven until brown.
ALBERT A. FERRY.
1345 Madison Ave, City.