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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-30
NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Cramer and
daughter, Miss Roberta Cramer,
1898 Washington boulevard, and
Christian Carlson attended the we'd
ding of Miss Helen Cramer and
Joseph Mark Whitlock, which took
place Saturday at South Bend
Misses Elizabeth and Cerene Ohr,
5154 North Delaware street, are at
the Barbizon Plaza while visiting
in New York.
Miss Helen Hicks, 1898 North
New Jersey street, is visiting at
Lake James as the guest of Mrs.
Jane Liebling. She win return
Sept 10.
Miss Grace L. Brown, superin-
tendent of the Indianapolis Free
kindergarten, returned today after
spending the summer ut Gold Hill,
Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl E. Temperley,
SAIL Washington boulevard, have
returned from a six weeks trip to
California.
Mrs. Isadore Mazur, 423 Berkley
road, is home after a short visit to
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Carl Wallerich, 3946 Wash
ington boulevard, has returned from
New York, where she met her
daughter, Betty, returning from a
trip in Europe.
Mrs. Marvin Hammel, GIL East
Fortieth street, has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. H. H. Cross Of
Chicago.
Mrs. Frederick Straus of San An
tcnio, Tex, is the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Efroymson, 1857
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Mildred Goldberg of Detroit
is visiting Miss Florence Goldberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolf, 5130
North Meridian street, have as their
guest their daughter, Mrs. Herman
CHASER, Of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Miss Dorothy Peterson attended
the opening of the Gary Junior
League of Allied Artists Saturday
at Crown Point.
Mrs. Frank G. Laird, 1921 Gull
ford avenue; Miss Elizabeth Black
stone and Mrs. William Lingle, who
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Vera Macintosh in Shelby
vile, have returned to their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson. &C
companied by Mrs j. E. Wilson of
Kokomo, have gone to Minneapolis,
Mimi, where they will visit for two
weeks with Mrs. Esther Sachs and
Marion Wilson.
Mrs. Maude Camp Mcintyre and
Miss Virginia Habig attended a
shower given Saturday at Corners
vile for Misses Rochel Burke Hull
and Marjorie Hull. bride-elects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j. Weinhardt,
$40 North Central court, and Nor
man j. Nicely attended the wedding
of Miss Marie Hartmann and How
ard Watson Boyd at Terre Haute
tday.
Miss Mary White returned to-
day to her home at Lexington, KY,
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G..
F. Kleder, 100 Hampton drive.
Louis j. Bailey and sons, John and
Richard, S95 Middle Drive, Woodruff
Place, left today for a ten-day trip
to New York City and Washington,
Miss Dorothy Mae Copenhaver,
1906 Rembrandt street, is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones and family
at Lake Maxinkuckee.
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Fall Fashions
Will Be Shown
at Club Party

Fashions for fall will be shown
at the luncheon bridge to be held
wednesday by the Highland Golf
and Country Club for members and
guests. The luncheon will be served
at l around the swimming pool. and
the bridge tables will be placed on
the club lawn.
The style show will be given by
a group of the younger club mem
bers, including Misses Louise Smith.
Dorothy Reed, Ethel Janet White,
Joan Fox and Betty Lichtenburg.
The models will include costumes
for afternoon, street, sports and
classroom, and are from the Will
liam H. Block Company.
Mrs. ]. c. Consondine and Mrs.
j. w. Wright, in charge of activi-
ties for the month. will be assisted
by Mrs. j. j. Land and Mrs. Russell
White, chairmen for the day. Res
ervations for the luncheon should
be made before 8 Wednesday morn
ing.
Other plans for the future at the
club include dinner dance for the
night of Labor day, for members
and their guests.
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BY JOAN SAVOY
NEA Service Writer

IF you want to keep your place
/ in the fashion parade, the four
pairs of slippers sketched here
will make the step easier. They
are fashioned from the newest
materials and designed according
to the latest patterns.
Every pair has an intricate dec
orative touch that lends it trif1e
more fascination.
At the left is a romantic white
sandal, Powered in alluring bits
of silver, which is attractive
enough to make any one keep step
to any music. 1t is trimmed with
tiny strips of green satin piped
with gold.
The large amount of openwork
shows off the new cobwebby stock
ings A gown of the same ma
terial, whose description has been
cabled straight from Paris, makes
the slipper appear twice as allur-
ing.
Next to the silver pattered Slip
per is a white crepe de chine
pump that is charming for tea and
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MRS. MINTYRE TO
Be SHOWER GUEST

Mrs. Harry T. Ice, lat West Thir
ty-second street, will entertain
Wednesday with a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Mrs. Charles D.
Mcintyre, who was Miss Norma
Burns before her marriage. Guests
will include:
Mesdsmes Robert K Wells, Charles ]
Mcintyre, Donna Thompson. Misses Mary
Mcintyre. Anne Lawson, Della Savior
Pauline Klingensmith. Jane Sanders. Lila
Fell, Flo cheadls. Mamie Dowden. Mabel
Wilson, Faye Wicker. Louise Kasnack
Martha Theising Doris Grimes, Bonnie
johnson, Margaret Darnell, Irene STANLEY
Dorothy Mckee, Harriet Cruise, Elsie
Mann. Vivian Martin. Leila Burns, Kath-
leen Moore, Frances Button, Peggy Han
son. Bessie Mae Beelor. Kathryn Cobb.
Alberta Hover, Mary Helen Medenwalt.
Marguerite Dulgar, Beatrice. Beelor, Floy
Beck and Thelma Berry
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Miss Betty Hadley and Don
Hadley, BIZ Guilford avenue, have
returned from a visit at Three
Lakes, Wis. Miss Katherine Ru-
bush, who accompanied them, will
return early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Low Rice,
5164 North Capitol avenue, have
gone to Detroit for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Stitle, 1850
Guilford avenue, will return this
week from a trip in the east.
DR.. John ]. Dibler and DR.. Mabel
Dibler, 1912 Fall Creek boulevard,
have returned from weeks stay at
Davenport, Ia, where they did post
graduate work at the Palmer school
Of Chiropractics.
Mrs. Carrie Korff of Evansville
will arrive Tuesday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coogan, 1885
Central avenue.
Miss Carolyn Madden is the guest
of the Misses Catherine McManus
and Catherine fancy of Green's
burg.
Misses Barbara and Louise Wilde
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. L, E.
FritSch at Evansville.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman Beatty,
1924 North New Jersey street, are
home after a visit with DR.. and Mrs.
r. w. Vermillion at Greencastle.
Miss Elizabeth Preston, 1929 Cen
trail avenue, will return this week
from California.
Miss Hildred Heifert who has been
visiting Miss Florence Tomlinson of
Plymouth, a college roommate, has
gone to Chicago before visiting rel
atives at northern Wisconsin lakes.
Miss Beulah finder, 1417 West
Twenty seventh street, is the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs Virgil Griffith
at Connersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Raffensperger
and son, William Raffensperger,
424o Washington boulevard, spent
the weekend at Lake Wawasee.
Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge and Miss
Abby Beverage, AGA Washington
boulevard, are at their summer
home in Beverly Farms, Mass.
Indianapolis residents registered
last week at the Edgewater Beach
hotel in Chicago were Mr.. and Mrs.
Will H. Mooney, 4480 North Merid-
ian street, and Mrs Paul H. Roach,
37O2 North Illinois street.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis B. Rankin.
1851 North Delaware street, have
returned from Bloomington, where
Mrs. Rankin completed work at In
diana university for her masters
degree. They have as their guest
Miss Ruth Rankin, Washington,
D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Binkley.
5445 North Pennsylvania street, are
motoring through Canada.
Miss Maxine Rigsbee, 4002 North
New Jersey street, is visiting in
Sheridan with relatives.
Miss Mabelle Sherman, 81 Merid-
ian place, returned Sunday from
q trip in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Levinson,
5639 North Meridian street, have re-
turned from Lake Wawaasee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hueber, 1925
College avenue, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moody of Gary.
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Card Parties

The Ladies of the ST. Philip Neri
Altar Society will entertain at cards
at $50 Wednesday. Mrs. Harry
Woods is chairman.
Euchre parties will be given at
Holy Rosary hall, $50 Stevens street.
at 2:30 and $50 today.
George H. Chapman w. R. c. 10
will have a card party at 2 today
at FIT. Friendly, 512 North Illinois
street.
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CITY MAN Welded
TO TEXAS WOMAN

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Miss Lillian Randle,
daughter of Mrs. G. c. Randle,
Wichita Falls, Tex, to Lewis Price,
Indianapolis, son Of Mrs. o. E. Price,
West Lafayette.
The wedding took place Saturday
at the home of the bridegroom
mother, with the Rev. George w.
Switzer, st. Joseph, Mich, officiat-
ing. =
The bride attended the University
of Texas, and is a member Of Chi
Omega sorority.
Mr.. Price attended Purdue uni
versity, and belongs to Sigma Chi
fraternity. They will reside at 1142
North Pennsylvania street, Indian
apolis.
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KATHLEEN HOTTEL
WILL BE HONORED

Miss Kathleen Hotel, who will
be married to William Weaver Per-
rim, Sept. 5, will be honored at a
linen shower and bridge party to
be given tonight by Mrs Chester
G. Ridge at the Lumley tea room.
Guests with Miss Hotel will be her
mother, Mrs Milton B. Hotel, and:
Mesdames w. j. Curran, Louis Hotel,
Lee H. Hotel, Russell B. Hotel, j. D.
Sparks. Frank Langsenkamp Jr., Ralph
Busch, Allan l.. Sparks, Robert Armer,
Charles Price and W. C. Bugg of Plain
field and Misses Hildalou and Margaret
Carroll. Margaret Holloway Edith Reed,
Mary Catherine Dyer. Grace Buckler and
Helen Curran
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selves that they don't need any
trimming
Ribs, allover patterns, and chew
rons make up we'll in simple dresses.
Crinkled woolens do too but
choose a very fiat crinkle so that it
will tailor Smoothly.
The soft angora or feather filled
woolens often are used for tailored
dresses. These have a hairy tex
tured surface that gives silvery
quality to the autumn greens and
reds and rusts.
Knitted Woolens? Certainly.
Closely woven patterned ones and
jerseys. And for blouses and sweat
ers, the loose, lacy knits.
Most Of these Woolens are in plain
clear colors =. brown bright red,
wine red, green, rust.
But you'll see some bright plaids
used in combination with plain coll
ors. And a few ,duller plaids fash
lonlng whole dresses.
Copyright. 1882 BY Amos Parrish,
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Miss Sherwood
Honor Guest at
Bridge Shower

A crystal shower and bridge party
was given today for Miss Louise
Sherwood who will be married
Thursday afternoon to Gustav
Klumpp of Boston with Miss Helen
Coffey, 1915 North Pennsylvania
street. as hostess.
Pastel colors were used in the dec
orationS.
The guests with the bride-e
were her mother, Mrs. R. Hartley
Sherwood, her sister, Mrs. Godfrey
Johnston and Mesdames Byron K.
Rust, Francis Meyer, George Hal
versen, George S. Bailey and the
Misses Ann Speers, Helen Rogers,
Betty Garter, Betty Jane Barrett,
Aida Sherwood, Jane Wands and
Margaret Harrison.
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WHATS in Fashion?
Woods DYabe is, Softly As SiLk
Directed BIZ AMOS PARRISH

NEW YORK, Aug. 30-"Oh, what
IN a smart dress! Is it silk or
wool?" And one smart woman edged
up to another who was wearing a
slick sheer wooden dress with up
and-coming leg O mutton sleeves
and bodice sleekly fitted In black.
The rich, dead black you get from a
roughened fabric.
And it Is hard to tell what's silk
and what's wool this season. Both
are sheer and soft. Both are rough
though in fine-textured way.
Another reason you'll be apt to
take sheer wool crepe for silk is
because it's going places where it
hasn't been seen very much for
several years. To afternoon affairs.
Woolens are going to be dressed
up with laces sometimes. FrilIy COL
lars or Jokes of white lace. But
of course lot of them will be made
up in the swagger street and sports
styles.
A good many woolens, as a matter
Of fact, are so interesting in them
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Avoid Ice
in Child's
Milk Drink
BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

HOT Moons are very trying and
II special foods seem to be need
ed to tempt us. Children especially
require extra care with particular
emphasis on their diet.
The nourishing drink that makes
complete meal when served with
vegetable sandwiches solves the
luncheon problem most satisfactor-
lily and appetizingly.
Chocolate usually is favorite
flavor. so the recipes feature it: but
any preferred flavor can be used.
Fruit Juices Good
Fruit juices, spices, vanilla, al
mond, pistachio-in fact, anything
you may fancy can be combined
with milk to make refreshing and
nourishing drink.
The syrup from preserves, jam or
jelly adds more flavors to the list.
Milk and egg or milk alone is
used with the chosen flavor. Pow
dered, condensed and eyaporated
milks can be used with as good re-
suits as if fresh milk were used.
Keep in mind that no sugar will
be necessary in the drink made with
condensed milk.
Remember, too, that the drink
made without egg is not as rich in
food value as the one made with
egg
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cocktails. The shoe, which is
handmade, is trimmed with gold
kid and thin strips of red satin.
The dress which it matches is
red and white.
A N afternoon shoe Of kid comes
"A in wine-red, gray, brown, or
black. This shoe, next in place to
tie red and white one, is trimmed
by clever inserts of the same color
of the kid, in suede.
The strap, placed high, adds
grace to the line of the slipper. 1t
should be worn with the new aft
ernoon dress that features the
high neck, low waistline, and
pleats.
For street you will need slip
per especially designed for walk
ing. Shopping will be twice as in
teresting if you are wearing these
suede pumps, at the end of the
shoe row.
Lizard applique winds up in a
circle to decorate one side of each
pump. The other side, from vamp
to heel, is solid lizard. The street
costume shown with the shoes is
beige trimmed in brown Kolinsky.
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RUTH PAYNE WILL
WE'D J. ". BURFORD

Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Ruth
Payne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Payne, 1926 East Eleventh
street, to j. Walter Burford. q
West Twenty-fourth street,
The wedding will take place at 2
Thursday afternoon at the Roberts
Park Methodist Episcopal church.
Mr.. Burford'S parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. S. N. Burford, Rockville.
The bride will have Miss Edna
Burford, sister Of the bridegroom, for
her only attendant. Mark Dema-
rec will be best man and ushers
will be Verlin Breeder and Delmar
Huppert.
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DELTA ZETAS GIVE
SWIMMING PARTY

Fourteen young women who will
enter Indiana and De Paw uni
Verslties and Franklin college this
fall were entertained by the Indian
apolis Alumnae Association of Delta
Aeta, with a swimming party and
picnic luncheon today at Northern
Woods Beach.
HosteSses were Mrs. Robert Hill,
Mrs. Noble Hiatt, and Miss Helen
bingham. This was the second of a
series of parties the association is
giving for the young women. Others
will follow.
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SORORITY HOLDING
LUNCHEON MEETING

Members of the Sigma Phi Gam
ma sorority was to have a lunch
con meeting today at the Seville
Tavern.
Misses Avalon and Anne Bowlin
VIII entertain the sorority with a.
buffet supper Wednesday night at
their home, 1881 North Gale street.
Appointments will be in pastel COL
orS. Guests will be Misses Florise
Scott, Marie Irwin, and June Hef-
ner.
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TERRE HAUTE PAIR
WILL MARRY HERE

The marriage of Miss Betty Cal
lahan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
E. Callahan of Terre Haute, to Har-
old Willis of Terre Haute will take
place Sunday, Sept. IL, in Christ
church.
The only attendants will be Mr..
and Mrs, James Rollings of Indi-
annapolis.
Miss Callahan attended Indiana
State Teachers college and is a
member of Delta Sigma sorority.
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MADGE FESLER AND
F. w. BURNS WE'D

Miss Madge Fesler and Floyd w.
Burns of Martinsville were married
Friday at the Roberts Park M. E.
church, with the Rev. Alpha Kenna
officiating. Attendants we're Miss
Catherine Garrison and Wayne
Townsend Of Martinsyille.
Mr.. Burns is a. graduate of the
Indiana law school and practices
law in indianapolis. They will live
at Martinsville.
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LOGANSPORT GIRL IS
MARRIED AT LAKE

The marriage of Miss Mary Hol-
loway, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
W. A. Holloway, and Paul Tripp,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tripp,
all of Logansport, took place Thurs
day at Lake Syracuse.
Mrs. Trip is graduate of
Tudor Hall and attended Holton
Arms at Washington. After a we'd
ding trip, they will live in Logans-
port.
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There will be series of events in
which boys and girls of various
ages may compete. The committee
in charge is Howard S. Morse,
chairman; Mrs. A. D. Lange, Mrs.
Theodore E. Root, Mrs. James L.
Murray, Carl T. Lieber and J. E.
Thompson.
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Studu Club to Meet

Reservations are to be made by
Thursday for the annual presi-
dents day luncheon of the Inter-
national Travel Study Club, to be
held in the Travertine room at the
Lincoln Saturday. Members are to
make the reservations with their
chapter presidents.
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DRESS WITH BOOMERS

This cunning wee dress has bloom
ers to complete it.
Now if it's an afternoon outfit
that's wanted, pink swiss dotted in
white is darling in this fashion. Use
plain white crisp organdie for the
collar, cuffs and trim.
Or it may be just nice little rig
for playtime, then you'll find pastel
pique, linen in plain or print, ging-
ham checks and lowered dimity
sturdy smart fabrics.
Style No. sos is designed for sizes
?, and years. Size requires 21a
Yards 35-inch with q yard 35-inch
(ontraSting.
Our Summer Fashion Magazine
will help you economic. Price, 10
cents.
Price of PATTERN Is cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred
Wrap coin carefully.
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Announce Enhancement

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Henninger,
24l4 Stuart sstreet. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Carrie Henninger, to Watson Quill
lent, Slant, Va. Miss Henninger
viii leave for Virginia Sept. Z, and
the wedding will take place there
Sept. 8.
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MANNtRSANDWORALS
G\'BY JANE JORDAN /p,

Masculine opinion always is courted by
this column. When one of you men dis
agree with Jane Jordan's answers, or
have something to add to what she says,
for heavens sake, write and say so
4 FEW days ago I published a
n letter in this column from a
young lady who was going with a
college man studying for the min
istry. She explained that the two
of them were congenial mentally,
but the young man was undemon-
strative and never had kissed her.
1 advised her to follow his lead, as
the chances were that he had scru-
pies against petting before an en-
gagement. Now young man writes
and takes me to task for my an
SWer.
He writes a very interesting letter,
and since 1 am always delighted to
have a masculine slant on prob
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Daily Recipe
APPLE FLOAT

Peel and slice six tart APP
pies and cook them in barely
enough water to cover. When
they are tender put them
through a colander. then stir
in enough sugar to sweeten,
also the grated rind and juice
Of half a lemon and a skinny
busting Of nutmeg.
When cold, fold in the stiffly
beaten whites of four eggs,
then put the dish on ice until
meal time. Serve with whipped
cream.
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ORANGE WHIP

This rule will serve two persons.
One egg, IA cups chilled milk
1 tablespoon sugar, l orange, few
grains salt.
Squeeze juice from orange and
CRATE rind. Combine grated rind
and juice and let stand while sepa-
rating white from yolk of egg.
Beat egg yolk with sugar and add
strained juice. Beat we'll and add
milk and salt. Mix thoroughly and
fold in white of egg beaten until
stiff. Be sure to chill orange and
egg as we'll as milk.
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Pr SIGMA TAUS TO J
STAGE INITIATION

Formal initiation services will be
held by Alpha chapter, Pi Sigma
Tau sorority, tonight at the WASH
ington. Initiates will be Misses
Jerry Dorman, Jean O'Brien and
Juanita Carmichael.
At the dinner preceding the table
will be decorated with green taperS.
tied with orchid tulle. Aaron Ward
roses, the sorority flower, will be
given as favors. The new member
will receive silver necklaces as gifts
from the sorority. Those in charge
or arrangements are Misses Leila
Ottensmyer Mary Branham, and
Lois Buchanan.
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BAILEY IS NAMED
AS HORSE JUDGE

George M. Bailey, 17l2 North
Pennsylvania street, will act as
judge at the exhibit of Fl. Wayne's
second annual horse show this fall.
Donald Boes of indianapolis viii
act as ringmaster.
Entries are expected to be made
by Indianapolis owners as well as
from Fl Wayne and other towns
in the state.
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So-Fra Group to Meet

DU-I TO UIUWP % W 66L
Alpha chapter of the So-Fra Club
will meet tonight at the home of
Miss Mary Finnegan, 1011 North
Rural street.
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CHOCOLATE EGGNOG

One egg, 2 tablespoons chocolate
syrup, % cup milk, few grains salt.
Put syrup, milk, egg, and salt into
a glass and beat thoroughly with a
small dover beaten. Serve at once.
It's good plan to have all the
ingredients as we'll as the glass
thoroughly chilled before mixing.
Ice should not be served in a milk
drink and the drink should not be
chilled after mixing because it does
not improve on standing.
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Club Will C0nUene
Thesi Club will meet at tonight
at the home of Miss Alice June
Holloway, 1927 Sutherland avenue.
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Cal Chnnter Meefin u

Indiana Alpha chapter of Phi
Lambda Epsilon sorority will meet
at 8 tonight at the Anslers.
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CHOCOLATE MILK SHAKE

One cup chilled milk, 3 table
spoons chocolate syrup, l tablespoon
whipped cream, dash of cinnamon.
Put syrup and milk into glass
and beat well. Top with whipped
cream and sprinkle dash of CHINA
mon over the whipped cream.
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Next; New gloves are neat fitting.