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New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
HIGH school, TO
BATTLE HARTFORD
-Four Basketball Players in Fare,
well Appearance Tomorrow


"finis' will bo marked at the end
of The high school athletic careers
of four members of tho New Britain
High school basketball team which
starts against Hartford Public High
school tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the Hopkins street gym
nasium IN Hartford
Alex Zaloski. Henry KraszrN Ski,
Eddie SoWka and Louis landino VIII
do their best TO bring honor to their
school and complete their careers
with victory over their arch rivals.
This will be the last game before the
mid year graduation " hich will take
place next week.
Neither Hartford nor New Britain
has won game so far this season.
Tho Capital city outfit lost h>c
games and New Eritains quintet lost
three. Each has bee II defeated by
New Haven Hillhousc High school,
the third member of the Triangular
league.
Coach George NJ Cassidy has not
been able 10 be with the team all
week because OF Illness. Regular
practices are being held IN the Nath-
an Hale Junior High school GYM
Iaslum on fremont street.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
STATE CENTRAL BOARD
TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS
Future Referees To he Put Through
Their Faces at ~" 1OMOr.
row Afternoon

Future basketball referees will
have an opportunity to show their
wares tomorrow afternoon at thc
New Britain Y. NJ. &. A. gymnasium
when the Connecticut state Genital
Board of Approved Basketball Off
Gals stages its annual examination
of candidates. Those taking tha
tests are due for a severe Erlling
because the quiz is becoming moro
difficult each year.
Many of the candidates have been
intensely studying the rules and
regulations and pcrusing the knotty
problems OF the game in prepare
ton for the scrutiny Of the cXamin-
ing board tomorrow
The committee named to conduct
the tests will be as follows: A. W.
keanc, Coach Alexander of Storrs
and Coach Monahan Of Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
hANDbALL LEAGUE Is
OFF TO A GOOD START
Two Matches Have Already Fccm
Played In Circuit Which In
cIudes t3 Teams

Thirteen teams have entered thr
annual y. NJ. e. A. doubles han 'ni.i
tournament and three matches l1a8"
be- play j to date with the follow
10" results: NaskoHIiz and Strong
KICKED over the dopo bucket whoa
Va defeated the Anderson l.. g
s'rom team in the opener by score
OF "1.9h, 1921. Ellis, $ Mag AMI
N"g"l defeated WaskoNttz and
Siro1g Ellis. lT-21, o1-lS Grcrn-
stein and Rosenberg defeated Stcarna
and Parker ELI. 1927, 21-lG.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
BRISTOL TO PLAY
new JERSEY five
St. Francis Club Has Defeated
Some Of Best in Country

One OF the strongest clubs Of the
season will be the attraction at the
Bristol state arlnory on Saturday
night when the St. Francis club Of
Jersey City will hook up with the
New Departures beginning at .
oclock. The visitors have scored
decisions over such Wanted teams.
as the Paterson American leaguers
Brooklyn Nisitations and Rcnais-
sance Five as well a. other quintcts
around New York city and New Jer
soy. A team that can accomplish
such fcats needs nothing more to
recommend it.
After the two defeats at me
hands of the Mcridcn Endccs last
week the Eris' oitcs rcgained their
winning stride 10y humhling Plain
field on "Wednesday night OH the
attcr's own surface. Manager Car
roll feels confident that his charges
will tip the Saints over tomorrow
night. The New Jersey quintet will
take The floor with Tony CallanI
and Pau Adamo in the front court,
johnny Jacobs at center and Jimmy
Kent and Joe GilNcnsen guards.
Outstanding among the team s tri-
umphs are of course their two de-
cisions over the Brooklyn Nisltations
the club that handed New Brit
ain a decisive 35-:5 FASTING at the
Hardware City two weeks ago.
Announcement was made that Sill
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
WHY ~. WAS NlL-ANEI;J(t

Jock Sutherland, Pittsburgh coach.
says the reason why Gctto. sub
stitutc tackle in 1877 and a regular
III 1928, made the Al America team
this year is because Gctto chad a
burning d'Sir" TO play football to
make tho team more than anything
else in tie world and n desire to
play the best he possibly could"
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
Y Wrestling Team to
Grapple in Waterbury

The New britain ~" wrestling
team will open its season Saturday
night in Waterbury. Several q the
wrestlers are in condition to give
their best. Following this meet the
team will tackle Taft school in Wa
tcrtown on February .. The follow
ing men will be seen in action In
Waterbury Saturday night: Neil
Crowley. Harry kieffer. Stanley
Covaleski, Harry Carlson. Milton
Canzellanri. Leo Baldarsari and A.
Havancsian.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
MAY LEAVE WISCONSIN

Tom Licb, former Notre Dame
star, who has been line coach at
Wisconsin for Il number OF years.
has been asked by a number OF
schools to take charge Of their foot
ball teams. He may leave Wis
cOnsin.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
has JsI,I.\ ~ BEFORE

Pitcher Harry Kelly who viii get
n trial with the New York Giants
TINS sprln" has f2ile, TO make the
grad" ia Tia" ma iors before. lie
tried with Nashingt on.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25

"RcI" Hdttings scored 10 of his
teams IS points as the South
Church Juniors won AN easy VIC
tory over the Red Wings in an UNI
interesting encounter. Joseph ac-
counted for all but two of the re-
naming points, and those went Ia
" hrclcr. Dagata made six of the
losers 10. 1t was loo at the half
but after that the church ran away
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
BANNED FROM All. SPORTS

because he played in the cast west
charity football game last year.
lsnbe Wagner, who captained the
1875 Wisconsin team. has been
banned from further participation
in college sports,
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
THANKS FOL, TIE BUGGY RIDE

California athletic officials recent
~ purchased bus with upholstered
seats and Heathcrproof sliding
windows to transport their crow
from the campus to the Oakland
estuary,
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
MOST POPULAR AT FLORIDA

Eaiuey Cawthon. captain elect OF
the Florida football team, is said to
be the most popular student on the
Florida campus
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
I'a,atllc,~
SN,tl, Church Reserves

Personal fouls--Joscph ., -. Wos-
illus. HarWco1. lIattings >. Ander-
son, u. Wosilus 3--ln> Dcutsch,
Iicgicr g. Squilaciotc 4. O'I'ricn.
Maietta-10. Tcchnical-Deutsch
r. of pa rj.rr
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
WANT WNkOlT TO Run

Officials Al Southern Methodist
University hope to have Frank
Nyk Off, if No is physically able. TO
run the relays at their relay car
niNal to ne staged late in March.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
FORMER BATBOYS FOR AJZ

Pitchers. Devancy.. with. Fort
Worth and Charlton, with Houston.
for Jakey Ats Fort Worth club in
the Texas league.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
south Church juniors
Rcd " ings

Personal fouls: Joseph. IIattings
,. Anderson. McrZa -; la gaia
>. Eccano q. Technical fouls: Hat
tinGS >. Referee: Parker.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25

Nebraska will open its 1919 foot
nall schedule against Sytit horn
Methodist Jni' crsity.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25

CASH PRIZE At kENNEL SHOW
Twenty thousand dollars in cash
prizes will be awarded winners in
the annual show OF the Westchcster
Kennel club at Madison Square Gar.
den, in New York, February Ills.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
Last Nights Results
New Britain s, Albany I.
STANDINGS
No Games Tonight

Barney DVHSlty' Mis- VI 'oA'
backs in the American Roller Hook
ey League. celebrated his return to
the game from a weeks illness with
influenza last night at the Stanley
Arena by putting up the greatest
exhibition OF defensive work ever
seen here. In truth, it is the con-
sensus Of opinion among old and
rev fans that last nights game was
one Of the greatest the veteran has
ever put in. Through his ability 10
completely stop Steve Pierce, ace
and mainstay Of the Albany quintet.
leading outfit in the league. New
Britain came through to a victory
by 6 to I score.
pittcd against the player who is
generally rated as the most clever
Barney stopped his eeNry rush. He
continually took the ball away from
him aind he was a ball Of fire on
every assault at the New Britain
cage. He not only broke up the
Albany team work but he kept the
tail from going at the New Britain
cage. His teammatc on the defense
Gazzinga. took good care Of Earl
Pierce. other member Of the Pierce
duet, and rendered his work tmpo-
tent for the entire game.
On the offense. Kid" Williams
failed to get Soing very strongly
last night. Where he was lacking
IN spinning the ball into the cage.
however,s his running mate Cow
boy" Thompson jumped into the
breach and accounted for the ma
jority OF New Bri1ain's goals.
The first period was about as fast
as any thing seen on the local floor
floor this year. Just before l.. min
utcs had passed. Thompson got the
first goal Of the night. sweet hook
into the side OF the cage. Before
the period had ended however Steve
Pierce Gagged one for Albany that
tied the count as tho teams were
into the second frame.
In the next session. Williams
opened with a goal for New Britain
and this was the signal for rally
by the home club that swept 1t
through to a 8 to . lead as the third
period opened Thompson got three
goats " hile Earl Pierce poked In an
outer" 10y Morrison for Albany'.'
only score.
In the final innings the New Brit
ail, team SLOW cd up considerably.
going only fast enough to keep tabs
On the Albany crew. All this time,
Barney Doherty. like an electrified
demon, kept going at fun speed
Williams opened the third period
Nth a sweet shot from the SIDE. Then
Steve Pierce, playing as hard as he
knew how. Gagged two for Albany
but the rally was cut short as the
final bell sounded giving New Brit
ain tts victory.
Waterbury. headed by "Red"
Donnelly. PLAYS here Sunday after
noon. The summary:
New britain Albany
Williams ...........,.., Pierce
LIST rush
nOH1psOn lleTCc
End rush
daLzinSa ............. LundcrNll1o
center
poherty .....-......... Morrison
halfback
NcIch .........-..... BarnlkoH
goal
First Period
New Britain Thompson II %
Albany $. Pierce 500
$ts-pnd l'erttAl
: New Britain Williams 3.13
New britain Thompson 81
) Now Britain Thompson o:oS
6 Albany T.. Pierce .:11
I. New Britain Thompson 1:45
THIRD Period
8 Now Britain Williams 1886
, Albany S. Pierce olo
10 Albany s. Pierce 1:10
Rushes: William s. F.. Pierce 5;
stops. Barnikow -, WEIGH 50; foul.
Thompson. Referee. Rorty.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25
Veteran Halfback Ties Steve Pierce Up In Knot and
Readers Him Almost Helpless - Plays One Of
Greatest Games Of Career Upon Return After ILL.,
ness-Thompson Is Scoring Ace Of Night-Hard-
ware City Quintet In Championship Form.
P0NT|ACS NOSE
OUT nash five
Winners Score Two Goals in
Exciting Final Period

In a spirited amateur roller hook
ey game preliminary 10 the Ameri-
can Roller Hockey league battle last
night, the Pontiac five nosed out the
Nash quintet by the score OF to >.
Harry kicffcr's great defensive
play enabled him and his mates to
crash through and wipe away Nash
lead. The winners CAME In with a
'uS', to score two goals in the last
period and take away game that
had apparently been lost to the Pom
tiacs.
Casparin of the Nash team scor-
cd his crews two points but he had
little help in doing it. The sum
mary:
I.incmpS
Nash Pontiac
Casparni .,............... Kelley
t'itiih NJ ciliStlE
I'd Rush
Furkhart ............,. ii, klefler
Center
Goal
First Period
Goals Scored by Gagged by Time
| Pontiacs Kelley 3:J3
: Nash Casparini 5:31
Second Period
3 Nash Casparini 400
Third Period
4 Pontiac H .Kicffer $50
5 Pontiac A. Gillette .:4S
Pushes ocley >. Casparini 4.
Stops-kaplan o6 G.. Gillette %.
Foul-Keolcy. Referee. Jimmy Gin
ton; scorer. Rcrkowitz.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25

GIRLS DUSTY LEAGUE MAY
END WITH GAME TONIGHT

Indicated p. F. Corbin Team Has Only to Win One
More Contest-Meet Corbin Screw Quintet-New
Britain Machine Quintet to Battle Corbin Mems
FiveILanders and Stanley Rule Combinations to
Meet In Final Clash-Start at 1880.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-25

Rushes: WiI1i3m s. r. Piorce 5:
stops. Barnikow 81 Wclch 50; foul.
Thompson. Referee. Rorty.
Evening star., 1929-12-18

in the ballroom of 24O0 Sixteenth
street. A reception will be held at $3.50
o'clock, at which time Mr.. w. S. Sykes,
the president Of the society, will present
the guests to the Alabama delegation in
Congress and their wives, and to the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps officers
stationed in Washington and their wives
and to a number of distinguished Ala
bamans now residing in the Capital.
A grand march will open the pro-
gram of dancing Novelty features now
being planned by the girls floor COM
mlttee, OF which Miss Elizabeth Nc
Kelvy, daughter of Col. and Mrs. w. N.
McKelvy. is chairman, and Miss Bertha
Coontz, daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs Robert E. Coontz, assistant chair
man. charming list of debutantes are
assisting and many prospective debu-
tantes.
The intermisison will feature Mrs.
Miles G. Algood, wife of Representative
Allgood, in a group of songs.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Alabamans and their friends and to all
midshipmen and cadets who are spend
ing their leave in the Capital.
Many delightful dinners are preceding
the Alabama dance. Among those en-
tertaining is Miss Garry Roper Fulton,
sub-debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fulton, who is honoring her
cousin, Miss Sarah Fulton, a student
of the University of Mississippi. The
guests will include, besides the guest of
honor, Miss Julia De Shea, Miss Helen
Seal, Miss Doris Harten, Miss Barbara
Haywood, Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Eliz-
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Calf, today, in the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Claud Parker Of that city.
The bride Is well known in Washing
ton, as . prominent member Of the
California League of American rcn
Women, in attendance upon the league
conventions at the Capital, and as a
short-story writer of international rep
utation, as well as an author of fiction.
She recently has been scenario editor
for Hollywood studios. Lieut.. TomlinSon
is vice president of the air line recently
combined with the company headed by
Col. Lindbergh, of which Lieut.. Tom
linson Is in charge of the Western di-
vision and vice president Lieut.. Tom
linson has host of friends In and out
of the Navy in Washington.
The brides dress is OF eggshell panne
velvet with long skirt and sleeves, with
yoke of princess lace The gown is
made along silhouette lines, with a veil
arrangement to correspond. She will
be attended by her sister, Miss Sulli-
van. of San Francisco. while the IA
nous aviator, Mr.. Arthur Goebel, is
best man for the bridegroom.
Lieut. Tomlinson and his bride have
taken q bungalow in Hollywood. where
they will reside after a wedding trip
in the East by airplane.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ScOtten
Return From Wedding Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGregor Scot
ten have returned from their wedding
trip and are at 2546 Massachusetts
avenue. Mrs. Scotch was formerly
Miss Anne Boyd and Mr. Scotten is
the assistant chief of the Bureau of
Current Information of the State De-
partment.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. B. Cooksey will have
with them for the Christmas holidays
their daughter, Miss Kathryne Elder
CookSey, who will arrive tomorrow from
New London, Conn, where she Is a
sophomore at Connecticut College.
DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Machen will have
with them for the Christmas holidays
their daughter, Miss Ann Sleman Ma
chen, who attends Goucher College.
Mrs. j. S. Griffith will entertain at
tea tomorrow afternoon in the Hotel
Roosevelt.
Miss Lucille wilkinson. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson OF this
city, will be at home for the Christmas
holidays Miss Wilkinson is a student
at Northwestern University, Evanston,
I'll.
Miss r. T. Harrell entertained a
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abeth Mety. Miss Lois q. DandholtZ and
Miss Neridith Smith and their escorts
Mrs. z. Y. Estabrook and her son,
Mr.. John Y. Estabrook of Worcester,
Mass, are at the Dodge Hotel accom-
panied by Mrs. B. Y. Davis and Miss
A. F. Yeaton, also Of worcester.
The Congressional Club will hear Miss
Hester Walker Beall in three readings
Friday afternoon: THE Ballad of the
Hemp Weaver" "a Scene from Henry
VIII and The Other wise Man"
Miss Beall is graduate of Leland
Powers School of Boston, has studied
with Phidelah Rice and at Columbia
University. She has made a special
study of diction.
Miss Felicia Rybier, who will alter
nate with Miss Beal is a Polish pianist
who has played with the Warsaw Or
Continued on Twenty-sixth Page.)
Evening star., 1929-12-18

Col. and Mrs. William w. Taylor
will have with them in their home at
1881 Belmont road northwest during
the holidays their sons, Cadet William
N. Taylor of West Point, N. Y, and
Cadet oliver Taylor of Shenandoah
Valley Academy at Winchester. Va.
Evening star., 1929-12-18

The Governor of the Panama Canal
Zone and Mrs Harry Burgess have ar
rived In washington and are at the
Hotel La Fayette for the holidays.
Evening star., 1929-12-18

Col. and Mrs. Aristides Moreno will
have with them through the holidays
their son, Midshipman John A. Moreno,
who will arrive Saturday, accompanied
by Midshipman James Wyant, son OF
Col. and Mrs. Wyant.
Evening star., 1929-12-18

Alabama State Society
Planning Quaint Christmas Party.
A revival of the old-time southern
Christmas is to be given by the Alabama
Society Friday evening, December 81,
Evening star., 1929-12-18

party of as at a bridge-luncheon today
at the Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. william C. Vierbuchen
of Michigan City. Ind, have come TO
washington for the Winter and taken
an apartment in Wardman Park Hotel
Mr.. Vierbuchen formerly lived in
Washington, where his sister, MRS. An
ME L. Kolb, now makes her home.
Mr.. William Jeffries Chewing. jr.,
was host to a party last evening at the
Club Chantecler supper dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mueller will be
Joined Friday in the Wardman Park
Hotel by their son, Mr.. Carl Mueller,
jr.. who will come from the Massanut-
ten Academy in Virginia. Shortly
after Christmas Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller
and their son will go to Atlantic City
for visit.
Miss Mary Mercedes Berry will arrive
Friday from Goucher College to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Berry, in their home at
1882 Biltmore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis C. Hamilton have
with them in their apartment in the
Wardman Park Hotel their daughter.
Mrs. Hugh Caperton, who has come
from her home In Kentucky.
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Riggs. Mrs. Hilary p. Jones and Mrs
Andrew T. Long.
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Mai. and Mrs Roy F. Brown will en-
tertain q company of so at dinner this
evening at Brooke Manor before the
Army dance at the Willard.
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that city and washington, attending
the deblltanteS' festivities.

Mrs. H. v. Rigdon will be hostess at
dinner this evening in the Hotel Roose-
welt.
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gineer officers of Washington will give
Q reception and dance to Gen. Lytle
Brown, chief of Engineers, and Mrs.
Brown, at Fort Humphreys, Va, Friday
evening, December 81. Preceding the
reception, Col Edward H. Schulz, COM
mandant of the Engineer School, and
Mrs. Schulz will entertain at dinner
In honor of Gen. and Mrs. Brown.
Miss Julia Ross Maths has gone to
her home, Champaign, Ill, for the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs, Lawrence Townsend was hostess
at luncheon today following her second
morning musicale of this season in the
Mayfiower, entertaining in compliment
to the artists who gave the program,
Senorita Emma Otero of Cuba and MFR.
Richard Crooks. The company included
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Patrick
j. Hurley, the Ambassador of Cuba and
Sonora de Ferrara, the mayor of Ha-
vana and Sonora de Gomez, Mrs, Ed
ward It. Stotesbury of Philadelphia, Mr..
U. Grant Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman, Miss Laura Walcott
Tuckerman, Mrs. Frank G. Let's, Senor
Don Jose M. Linares- Rivas, secretary of
the Spanish embassy; Mr.. A. j. Pack
of the British embassy, Senor Don Con-
Sonora Carmen de Otero, mother of the
guest of honor; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Laforge of New York, Mr.. Rudolph
Gruen, Miss Margaretta Bayard Wright
and Mr.. Thomas Stone of the Canadian
legation.
Mrs. Edward Burton of Lincoln, ILL.,,
has joined her daughter, Miss Grace
Burton, in her apartment at 2l0l Con-
with
through the holidays and part of the
season.
Mrs. Kiyoko JULIO Of New York has
Joined her parents, Admiral and Mrs
r. Takarabe, in Washington, at the
Mayflower. Admiral Takarabe is a
member of the Japanese delegation now
in Washington.
Mr.. Lewis Clark, United States vice
consul In China, entertained a COM
pany last evening at the Club Chante-
cler supper dance.
Mrs. Margaret Sheridan o'Connell
entertained at luncheon today at the
Mayflower, following Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend's morning musicale.
DR.. and Mrs. Boyd Carpenter enter
tanned a company of so at luncheon
To-Day at Lne wizard HoCeI.
Mrs Fred r. Pitts and young Fred
Pitts are with Mrs. Pitts parents, Col.
and Mrs John T. Axton, in Washing
ton, for the holidays. Lieut.. Pitts will
come from West Point to join them in
time for Christmas.
Mrs. Henry Wells will entertain, at
tea this afternoon in the palm court
of the Mayfiower in compliment to
Mrs. Edward Harmon OF New York and
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Elkins Of New
York and their two children are in
Washington for the holiday season.
MIR. and Mrs James G. Shibley will
have as their guests for Christmas
their son-in-law and daughter, Lieut..
and Mrs Horace G. Trainer, and their
Young son, who will come Friday from
Philadelphia.
Miss Eleanor Grain will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for Baltimore. The
debutante will divide her time between
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SOCIETY

(continued From Eighteenth Page.)
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Chief of Engineers and
Mrs. Brown to Be Feted.

The post Of Fort Humphreys and En-
gineer officers of Washington will give
o reception and dance to Gen. Lytle
Brown, chief of Engineers, and Mrs.
Brown, at Fort Humphreys, Va, Friday
evening, December 81. Preceding the
reception, Col Edward H. Schulz, COM
mandant of the Engineer School, and
Mrs. Schulz will entertain at dinner
In honor of Gen. and Mrs. Brown.
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(Continued on Twenty-sixth Page.l
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Miss Julia Ross Maths has gone to
her home, Champaign, Ill, for the
Christmas holidays.
Evening star., 1929-12-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
Rhubarb Betty
Timely Dessert

Cut one pound of fresh pink rhubarb
into small pieces. Crate or grind enough
dried bread to make three cupfuls of
crumbs Butter a baking dish and
sprinkle in one cupful of the crumbs.
Add half the rhubarb. one tablespoonful
of butter cut in pieces and scant half
cupful of sugar. Add another cupful of
breadcrumbs, then the rest of the rhu-
barb, a tablespoonful of butter and a
half cupful of sugar. Cover the rhu-
barb with the remaining breadcrumbS
and dot with two tablespoonfuls of but
ter Pour in one-half cupful of water,
cover the dish and bake in moderate
oven-350 degrees-for about so min
utes. Uncover and bake just long enough
to brown the top. Serve warm with
hard sauce or with thick plain cream.
The juice from the rhubarb should
moisten the crumbs and make a well
favored, rather moist pudding, If the
oven is too hot it is likely to dry out,
therefore it is better to cook 1t a little
longer II necessary in slower oven, If
you have no regulator to control the
temperature.