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ADMIRAL WATSON
 HERE FROM WEST

The Admiral Watson Capt C.. C. Graham, arrived in port from the Westward at S:15 o'clock last evening with the following pas sengers fer Juneau
 E. L. Davis, A. s. Demidoff, MT. and Mrs A. s. Eldridge, Eugene Eldridge. John Bowan, William Holbrook, T M Itallio, Mrs. Lizzie Jackson. Maggie Jackson. T R Johnson, ] E. Johnson. E M. John son, Richard Reese. Charles Rob itch, L. Roche e, MT and Mrs. Charles Pennyeock. Mrs. s. E. Wilson and 9l steerage
 She sailed al 10:l5 o'clock with the following from here. H F. Preston, Oscar Hart and J L.. 'Cavanaugh for Petersburg. Mrs. H. T Laeas and Mrs. Ike P Fay Tor for Wrangell; Eleanor Gfeenaa for Ketehikan; nine steeraga fo, Seattle
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ALASKA PACK OF RELLlNGnAM FIRMS
 IS 7OS,OOO CASES

BELLlNGHAM, WasA., Aug. g With yiItuallvNan Alaskan ean- nerios closed, the northern salmon pack Of Bellingham eanners thts season is estimated at 1G5,09o cases valued al S2Gf0000
 Mors than POD workers are returning here ff5n the north
 The Steamship Mary D. of the Pacific American Fisheries is due here today with m1re than 1S5.0eD cases aboard the largest cargo ever received here
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Marine News
Steamer Movements
-
NORTHBOUNO

< Prince George due tonight at :
 < 6 o'clock. : 4 Dorothy Alexander due Satuf- !
 4 day forenoon.
 < Northwestern is due to ar :. * rive Saturday. j < Admiral Evans due Sunday. < .s Admiral Rogers due Monday. :. + SCHEDULED SAlLinGs <
 4 Alaska scheduled to sail from : i. Seattle Aug. %, at 9 am. z
 + Princess Louise scheduled to !. :. sail from Vancouver August I < 25 at 9 pm. s < Prince Rupert scheduled to : 's sail from Vancouver Aug ! < ust 27, at 6 pm s < Alameda scheduled to sail s
 < from Seattle August 2S al < < 3 pm. '
 < Admiral Watson scheduled 10 ! : sail from Seattle August % 2 < at 10 am. 4
 < Aleutian scheduled to sail 4 < from Seattle Sept. 1, at 2 ' F am. T < SOUTHBoUkD SAlLlNGS z < Princess Charlotte due in Port 2.
 < am Friday, sails ' am. I ]. Queen due southbound al 1 !. ]. o'clock tomorrow afternoon. .s :. Yukon due southbound about !
 < August 30 '
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MllL HuMr MlTH cAMERA


 " G Hanson and Alfred Gus tafson. of Sacramento Cal, are passengers on the Yukon for the Westward. They have with them q T ton Dodge truck and will leave the steamer at Valdez from where they will Isotor oyer tha Richard son Highway, taking pictures as shey go Alex Liska of Anchor age. will act as guide While they expect 10 do some actual hunting during their time in the Interior, thelr chief interest Is in hunting with their cameras.
 Mr. Hanson has been in Alaska hefole and has hunted in both the Jarvis Creek and Delta River dis triets.
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scHooNERs TAKE BAIT

The Columbia, Capt. Hanson. and the sitka. Capt. William Dou- cett, halibut schooners, were in port today and took bat at the Juneau Cold Storage company.
 LET Almquist Press Your Suit. We call and deliver. Phone 52S.
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LOCAL sAlLiNGS

Marginita scheduled to leave :; . for Sitka and way ports q : : s o'clock Wednesday night. .' : Virginia " sails for Chieha- ; , gof and way ports at 6 O. : : clock every Wednesday :
 night. For Chatham Straits :. route at 10 o'clock every :
 , Saturday night :. : America First leaves every :. , Wednesday at 1 pm. for ,;
 !. Petersburg and Rake and , , wayports. :. . I. !, s. :. :. .:. ]. :. .:. :. < :. ,.
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MONAGHAN ARRIVES

The Monaghan. Capt. X. S Hey dek, eannery tender of the Super for Fisheries plant at Tenakee Inlet, arrived in port last evening
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AMERICAN LEGION MEETING

Regular meeting of the Ameri- can Legion tonight in the Dug out at $500 o'clock. Several i'm portant matters to be considered.
 adv.
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ENesTRoM BUYS SALMON

The U-351 unloaded 100 silver salmon this morning for Elton Engstrom, buyer for the Alaska Fish Brokerage.
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TIDES TOMORROW
FISH PRICES

SEATTLE Aus 28.- Ninety nine thousand painds of halbul were sold here yesterday at l13s to 13a4 and S12 to l0 cents.
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DARING IN PORT

The Daring Capt. Abe Hanson. is il port today, after woring on fish trap surveys for the Alaska Consolidated Canneries.
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KETCHIKAN. Aug. e3 -IIalibut sold here yesterday at 10 15 and 6 cents.
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FRINGE RUPERTl Aus. 2a- Two hundred and fift9-ihreo thous- and pounds of halibat were sod here yesterday American fi5a sold for to l210 and Canadian fer I to t010 cents.
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CHICKEN DINNER THURSDAY ]!

Home cooked chicken dinner at the Forget Me Not Thursday evening.
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FIRE ALARM CALLS

FIRE ALARM CALLSS Ia Third and Franklin.
 l-4 Front and Franklin. { Is Front, near Ferry Way. l l-6 Front, opp. Film Exchange ] l-7 Front, opp, City Wharf. /, Is Front, near Saw Mill. 2-1 WilIoughby at Totem Gro. 2-3 Willoughby, opp. B. p. R. warehouse and garage. 24 Front and Seward. 25 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-9 Fire Hall. S2 Gastineau and Rawn Way. 3i Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harris. , 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East.
 , 3S Seventh and Gold. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. , Al Ninth. back of power house. !, 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts.
 ! 4s Distin Ave, and Indian St.
 ! 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun.
 { 4-6 Seventh fand Main.
 {, 4-7 Twelfth, Northern L'dry.
 1 4-S Twelfth and Willoughby.
 1 49 Home Grocery.
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Club Members
Entertained at
Cochran Home

Twenty-Five members and guests
of the North Side Study Club were
entertained with a luncheon and
Christmas party today at the home
of Mrs. William T. Cochran, 24O2
North New Jersey street.
The tables we're decorated with
miniature Christmas trees and
lighted red tapers in silver holders.
Baskets of poinsettias, red roses and
Christmas greenery were used
throughout the house.
Members of the club sang carols
and Mrs. William A. Meacham read
a Van Dyke story. Mrs. Roy l..
banks, New Yok, gave a brief talk
on the Schallaburg castle on the
Danube. Mrs. Frieda Robinson
sang, accompanied by Miss Cora
Brockway. Gifts were exchanged.
Special guests were MesdameS
banks, Max Segal and Edward En-
ners all of New York.
MesdameS John Hodges and
Meacham were assisting hostesses.
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SORORITY MEMBERS TO
HAVE YULETTDE PARTY

Alpha MI chapter, Alpha zeta
Beta sorority, will entertain this
evening with a Christmas party at
the Chamber of Commerce build
ing. The sorority colors, red and
white, will be used in the decora-
tons and appointments. Miss
Ernestine Ewing will present a
group of ballet dances.
Guests will include MeSdames R.
M. Hoffhein and Robert Hoover;
Misses Daisy Mayhem, Evelyn Bren-
ton, Helen Furgason, Mildred Will
Its, Elizabeth Eickels, Lillian Trims
ley, Ann Wolf, Otilda Suffer, Ida
Mae Wolf. Margaret Winters, Kath-
ryn ODonnell, Edna PlSter, Helen
Otte, Aileen Geraghty, Grace Fur
long, Mary Givens, Bessie Walt rs,
Elizabeth Mackey, Bessie Meng,
Leona Rain and Ruth Chapman,
Lafayette.
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TWO HOSTESSES FOR
ALPHA CHAPTER PARTY

Misses Marie Otto and Geneva
Parrett were hostesseS Wednesday
evening for the annual Christmas
party of Alpha chapter, Delta Phi
Beta sorority at the home of Miss
Otto.
A lighted tree and wreaths of
holly were used in decorating. The
program of entertainment was fol-
lowed by an exchange of gifts. At
serving time. table was decorated in
Christmas colors and lighted tapers.
Miss Lucille Grepp was chairman
of the committee in charge. assisted
by Mrs. Fred Reinhardt; Misses
Elsa Beck, Geneva, and Marie Par
rett.
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Children to
Be. Guests of
IOtaAEun1ni

The children of the Guardian
Home will be entertained with a
Christmas party at 2 Saturday
afternoon by members of the IN
dianapolis Alunnae association OI
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mrs. William H. Remy, presiden.
of Iota alumnae, is in charge OF
arrangements and the program and
alumnae members will serve as hos
teSses. Those who will assist are
desdames Arthur Halton, G. 3.
Taylor, George Losey, Joe Rand
Beckett, Fred Mills, Hugh Pattea
and Miss Margaret Macy.
The junior choir of the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church will sing
carols; George LoSey will give xylo-
phone selections; Marietta Cove
will dance; Misses Anne Miles and
Doris Fessler will present a group
of songs and Mrs. Albert FesslCr
will tell a Christmas story. Santa
Claus will distribute gifts.
Kappa Kappa Gamma clubs o!
the city are invited to attend and
are asked to present silver offerings
to provide toys for the children.
Donations of fruit and jelly will be
received by the home. Those who
will attend are asked to notify q
member of the committee.
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Club Directors
Party H0SteSSeS
for Aged Women

Members of the board of directors
of the Welfare Club entertained
with Christmas party at the Home
for Aged Women today. Members
OF the executive board, headed by
Mrs. Hiram B. Pearce, were in
charge of arrangements. Those
who assisted Mrs. Pearce are Mes :
danes James E. Berry, w. r.
Klingholtz W. H Russell, o. I
Hammer, Walter Coyner, E. l..
Donahue, Herbert Grimes, Omer
Hawkins, A. E. Adair. Donald Ora :
ham and Reese Wysong.
Entertainment will consist of
readings, music and dances, includ-
ing a duet by MesdameS Volney
Huff and Annette Scott; mono
logue by Florence May Harrison:
dance by Lucille Anne Madenger;
readings by Mrs. j. y. Higgins and
Jean Hecker; a song by Miss
Dorothy v. Avels, accompanied by
Miss Frieda Hart. Miss Margaret
Harrison, violiniSt, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs w. G. Harrison,
will also play.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY FOLK

johnson, 3716 Kenwood avenue,
during the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald N. Test and
sons, Ned and Donald, AZ West
Forty-third street, are in New York
at Hotel Roosevelt.
George F. Clayton will come to
indianapolis Friday from Ohio
State university to spend the holi-
days with his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
G. M. Clayton, 1900 Miuersville road.
Mrs. @. G. Noblitt and daughtec,
Aileen Noblitt, 37O7 North Della
ware street. have returned from &
three months sojourn in Europe.
Obie J. Smith Jr., returned to
Indianapolis today from Cornell
university to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o
j. Smith, 1852 North Pennsylvania
street.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. P. Gauss,
410 North Meridian street, will so
to Newton, La, Friday to spend
Christmas with their daughter.
Mrs. L. B. Maytag.
Frederick L. Kirgis. a student at
the University of Illinois, will re"
turn to Indianapolis Friday to spend
the Christmas vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Kirgi5
1851 North New Jersey street.
Miss Jean Duthie, student at In
diana university, will return Fri
day to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Duthie, 1880 Ashland avenue.
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Miss Betty Gould, Woodstock
drive, will have as her guest over
the New Years holidays Miss Janet
Lawton, st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray w. Grimes, 5679
Washington boulevard, will spend
the holidays in Chicago, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Homer Overly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest VanArsdel,
1921 North Delaware street, will
have as their guests over the holi-
days their daughter, Miss Catherine
VanArsdel, a student at Western
college, and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
VanArsdel and daughter, Lois
Catherine, Paducah, KY.
Mrs. John Holiday Oliver, 1912
North Meridian street, has as her
guest, her daughter, Mrs. Joseph E.
Daugherty and Lieutenant Daugh-
erty Of FIT. Benning, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell F. Taylor
and daughter, Jean, 4613 Guilford
avenue, will leave Saturday for Co
lumbus, o, where they will spend
the holidays.
Dean Brossman came to Indian
apolis today from Purdue university
to spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brossman, 5601 East st.
Clair street.
DR.. Delmar D. Curry, Boston,
Mass, will spend the holidays here
with his mother, Mrs. Harvey Ii
Karen. 272O Bellefontaine avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Johnson,
Greenwood, will be guests of Mr..
Johnson's mother, Mrs. Blanche
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CHRISTMAS PARTY
TO BE HELD FRIDAY

Members of Phi Beta Chi soror-
ity will be entertained with their
annual Christmas party Friday eve
ming at the home of the president,
Miss Lucille Atherton, 224O Broad
way.
Those who will attend, including
members, are Misses Lucille Ather-
ton, Daisey Heffelman, Marie Fuchs,
Marian Perry, Rose Otz, Irma Tay-
lor, Zelta Rabey, La Verne Small,
Gertrude Gray, Ruth Waldo, Fran
els Waldo, Betty Bordenkecker,
Helen Schmeitz, Marie Wadsworth
and Ernestine Krone.
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SORORITY ENTERTAINS
MEMBERS MOTHERS

Members of Alpha Tau zeta So
rority entertained their mothers
with chicken dinner at the Kop-
per Kettle Tuesday evening. The
table was decorated with green and
red tapers in crystal holders tied
with red and green tulle bows. A
vase of tea rosebuds formed the
centerpiece. Favors were white lace
handkerchiefS in hand painted fol-
derS
Covers we're laid for Mesdames
Mary A. Kirk, Conner McGinty,
William G. Roembke, John A.
Schmitt, Amelia Spitznagel, Valen-
tine Strebel, and Edward z. Trimpe;
Misses Alma Kirk, Josephine Kirk
Mary McGinty, Eleanor Roe:nbke,
Josephine Schmitt, Marie Spitz-
nagel, Theresa Strebel, and Esther
Trimpe.
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BY MARILYN

The Christmas party for the
patients of the Robert Long hospital
this year, to be held Saturday, will
be managed by Miss Mabel Gas
away, chairman of the hospital COM
mittee of the Junior Auxiliary of
the Public Health Nursing ASSocia-
ton. The auxiliary is composed Of
twenty-four young society women of
the city with Mrs. Walter Bieling as
president.
Other members of the hospital
committee besides Miss Gasaway
and Mrs. Bieling are Mrs. Guy
Wainwright, Mrs. Paul Fisher, Mrs.
Horace Nordyke, Mrs. o. ". Richie,
Mrs. Emmett Hall, Mrs. Blake
Francis, Mrs. Montgomery Lewis,
Mrs. Herman Kothe, Mrs. Donald
Morrison, Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen,
Mrs. Herman Wolff, Mrs. John Rauh
and Mrs. Robert Evans.
The Rotary Club contributed $50
for the general expenses of the
party. Girl Scout Troup %, whose
captain is Mrs. Henry Balman, has
made four dozen cretonne bags
filled with sewing materials for
women patients.
For the men, there is Christmas
package containing a handkerchief
and a comb, and for every patient
there is a bag of red carleton filed
with apples, oranges, nuts, and
candy. Mrs. Smiley Chambers
- oro4o IF O,-oVn6c
Girl Scout Troop and % in
charge Of Miss Miriam Fay and Mrs.
Charles E. Cole will assist in trim
ring the trees. Six trees will be
donated by Walter Jarvis of the
park board. Christmas afternoon
the committee has arranged for
Mrs. Ogden's Carolers to sing and
the Christmas night entertainment
has been arranged by the Boy
Scouts, who will provide a movie,
a quartet and violinist, and also folk
dances by Jane Nadine Crosby.
Santa Claus will arrive at 8 p. m. to
distribute gifts.
II
Invitations have been issued for
Miss Rosamond Kittle'S debut tea
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 81, from 3
to at the Woodstock Club.
n
Mr.. and Mrs. Yale Rice, Evanston,
ILL.,, will arrive Friday to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Rice's mother,
Mrs. Kathleen Gasaway, 1131 North
Delaware street.
Abram Parry has sailed on the lie
de France, returning to France
where he will join his family for the
rest of the winter.
Il =
Miss Helen Fleischer is in
MartinSville for the week.
Mrs. William E. Barrett, Evanston,
Ill, arrives Friday to be the guest of
Mrs. H. Maurice Angel, who will en-
terrain in her honor with tea
Saturday afternoon. Assisting Mrs.
Angel will be her mother, Mrs. Wy
mond j. Beckett, Mrs. Harry A.
Angel, Mrs. Edwin McNally, Mrs.
Horace Nordyke, Mrs. John T. Day,
Mrs. Blake Francis, Mrs. Charles E.
Cox Jr., Mrs. David Jennings and
Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett
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ARTEMAS CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN CHILDREN

A Christmas party, sponsored by
members of the ARENAS Club, will
be given for children of the IndiaE-
apolis Day Nursery Friday after
noon at the nursery. Misses Clara
Jane and Joan Hickman, pupils Of
Mrs. N. j. Antibus, of the Metro
politan School of Music, will give
readings, and Misses Margaret Ma
han and Helen Schreiner, student
of Nine. Theo Hewes' School of
Fine Arts, will present program
of dances.
Arrangements for the party are in
charge of Mrs. William H. Hamilton
and Mrs. Fred H Knodel. &
Christmas box, with a gift for every
child, has been prepared by the
club.
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KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL
GIVES CHRISTMAS TEA

A Christmas tea was given today
for the teaching staff of the Indian
apolis Free Kindergarten society by
members of the board of directors
of the organization, at, 824 North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Paul H. White, president, as
sisted by Mrs. John w. Germ, vice
president and other officers, received
guests. Arrangements for the party
were in charge of Mesdames Charles
P. Emerson, Ernest De Wolf Wales,
Gideon E. Blain and Miss Gertrude
Baker.
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Portu for SOr0rity

The annual Yuletide party for
members of zeta Psi Omega SC
rority will be held at the home Of
Miss Marjorie BROKER, 2418 Brook
side parkway, Friday evening.
Guests will include MesdameS Edith
Lott, Lucy Hardy, Kathleen Glass,
Rosemary Stump, Marie Thompson
and Nellie LIE PeSe; Misses Glendora
Frank, Marjorie Kellie, Louise Soc
well, Grace Blankenship, Esther
Kremm, Martha Dodd, Helen Rec
ord, Catherine Mansfield ard Mar
garet Hannah.
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Tsleep sound all night. Meals taste grand Never
get too tired to CO. It is almost too wonderful to be-
lieve after the way dragged through the days, and
tossed all night until began taking Husky, the
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Gas, BiiOusness, Nervousness, Pimples, Rheumatism
and Poor Blood.
All drug stores sell Husky.
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SOTOritU Dance

Mrs. w. R. Carson, chaperon for
members of the Delta Sigma Ep-
silon sorority, will be hostess for a
dance to be given at her home, Fri
day evening by active members.
The sorority house girls, Misses
Lois Virgins, house president;
Ruth Roberts, Marian Joyce, Doro
thy Stewards, Jane Swanger, Rosalie
Barrett, Frances Brooks and Eloise
Jackson, are in charge Of arrange
mentS. Mrs. Carson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Johnson, Greenwood, will
be chaperons.
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CHRISTMAS TEA FOR.
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL

The board Of directors of the In
dianapoIis Free Kindergarten Soc
iety will entertain the entire teach
ing staff of the society at a Christ
mas tea at 4 this afternoon at
the rooms of the organization, 824
North Pennsylvania street.
Mesdames Charles P. Emerson,
Ernest D. Wales and Miss Gertrude
Baker are in charge of arrange
ments. Guests will be received by
Mrs. Paul H. White, president, as
sisted by Mrs. John w. Kern, vice.
president, and other officers of the
hoard
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LUNCHEON BRIDGE
FOR DENVER VISITOR

Mrs. Charles Shepard, Denver,
Colo, who is in Indianapolis visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. o. E. Wilcox,
25O4 North Talbot street, was the
guest of honor today at a luncheon
bridge party given by Mesdames c..
N. Hamilton, John Heinlein and
Samuel Barringer at the home of
Mrs. Hamilton, 3OO6 Kenwood ave-
nue..
Holly, Christmas greenery and
baskets of cut flowers were used
throughout the house and tables
we're decorated in keeping with the
season. Twenty-eight guests were
present.
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Altemheim Christmas Party

Residents of the Altenheim will
be entertained there with a Christ
mas party Friday afternoon. Miss
Norma Mueller will offer a group
of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Jane
johnson Burroughs. Mrs. l.. n
PAUL. will also sing, accompanying
herself on the either. Gifts will be
distributed by Mrs. Gus Mack. Fol-
lowing the program, tea will be
served by members of the house
committee,
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One pound cottage cheese, 4 egg
yolks, u cup sugar, l teaspoon bak-
ing powder, 2 egg white, 2-3 cup
raisins, rind and juice of u lemon,
1-3 cup nut meats, z teaspoon salt.
Beat yolks and cheese, add lemon
and dry ingredients, raisins and nut
meats, beaten whites of eggs and
enough milk to make thin batter.
Bake at $50 degrees in a sheet pan
on oiled paper. Use the two re-
manning egg whites for icing.
MRS. L. F. SPEARS.
1852 North Illinois street, city.
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EntertoinS Club Members

Mrs. Lee Cain, 1926 Linwood ave-
nue., was hostess Wednesday eve
ming for members of the D. G. Club
at their annual Yuletide party. De-
eorations were carried out in Christ
mas colors. Gifts were exchanged.
Guests were MeSdames Irving Shaw,
Maurice Fitzgerald, Homer Hodell,
Joseph Volmer, Mark Robbins, AL
bert Hauck, Worley Hester, Andrew
Hoover, Lonney Brirkman; Misses
Marie Watson and Helen Rimer.