Evening star., 1947-10-28


! to test all recipes submitted. we
cannot assume responsibility
! for them. Betsy Cas1ceH
Room, and the message will be re
layed to me.
i In order that we may organize
will all volunteers please register a
the Church Women's Room, Medica
Building at Gallinger, filling out tn
filing card which the captain TO
the day will give you. Be sure yo
register for story telling in pedi
atrics ward, and be very sure yo
name the day convenient for you t.
come. The hours are from 1918 t
1870 am. and from to 4 pm
When these cards are all in, yo1
will receive a letter of instruction
4 from the chairman. Thank you TO
your forbearance in this unavoid
able delay and for the visits to tn
wards many of you have alread
made. The little folks are jubilan
over their many STORY ladies"
! X x
BRIDGE CLASSES.
/ From Mrs. N. L. c., WdShingtonJ
AS I wrote the same request eigh
months ago and received man
courteous replies of help, 1 Woul'
now like to aid if I can.
The Walsh Club, Twenty -secon'
and P streets NV, is open for neI
members. with dues of so cents pc
month. On Mondays at p.m. bridg
is taught beginners. Registratio
dues are monthly and if not inter
ested your obligation lasts no Longer
j The Thomas Center. Twelfth an
l. streets NV, Mondays at 8 pm
1t is sponsored by the City Recrea
ton Department.
The YWCA also has classes il
bridge night and day, Also Centra
| High School runs night classes TO
!. beginners.
From Mrs. M. S. S., Washington.
In reply to Mrs. G. W., Bethesda
. about bridge classes, if she will ca
ID. C. Government Recreation De
partment, Adams 2050, they will te.
her where classes are held.
X x X X
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information and requests sent
in by the tolloWing hare been
forwarded to those for 1phon they
1Uere intended:
Mrs. v. H, Silver Spring; Mrs.
S. c., Mrs. H. H, Mrs. L. P. D.,
Junior, Mrs. G. w. P, Mrs. H. G.,
: Arlington; Mrs. F. P. H, Mrs. M.
K, Mrs. w. M L., Alexandria;
Mrs. C. L. H, Round Hill; Mrs.
E. T. w, Mrs. P. M. S., Takoma
Park; J. L. F.. Mount Rainier;
M. R. M, Oakton; Mrs. A. P. B.,
Rockville; Mrs. J. M. NJ, Beth
esda. Miss S. c. M, Mrs. A. M,
> Mrs. w. L. H. Miss M, Mrs. j. c.,
LII. S., Mrs. H. L., G. w. c., Mrs.
G. C. w, E. V. S., Mrs. H. c. M,
Mrs. E. A. B., Mrs. G., M. L. P,
Mrs. R. H. S., M du F., DR.. L V. j.,
Mrs. L. S.. Mr.. H. r. B., Mr. H. w.
F., Mrs. E. NJ W., Mrs. c. L. O.,
Mrs. H. F. N, Washington.
Our thanks to these readers,
, WhoSe contributions 1Gere similar
! to others previously receiDed:.
. Mrs. A. M. G., Alexandria; Mrs.
, C. w, Bethesda; Mrs. w. O.,
: Vienna: S. c. S., Mrs. j. M. A, G..
V. H., Mrs, H. M. j., Miss D. E..
w, Mrs. H. c. N. Mrs. L. H, c.,
Mrs. L. F.. Mrs. w. H. D., Mrs.
w. G. S., Mrs. P. W., Washington.
PENN-DUTCH FONDU?
From Mrs. B. r. W., Washington
One of my husbands favorit
boyhood dishes was known a
"fondu.' His mother learned
make it from friend who we
PENNSYLVANIA Dutch. 1t was mad
;, Gas he remembers it, from chees
r eggs and milk (boiled?) togethe
Y with whole soda crackers added jus
t before serving 1t made an excel
/ lent Saturday lunch. He doesn't re
e member the proportions or how lon
e it was cooked, but he remember
). how good it was. 1t made a rum
e substance as he recalls it. The onl
= so-called "fondu" recipe I hav
= sounds as if it would make into
= souff1e and he doesn't want tina
= Only the good old Pennsylvani
o Dutch recipe will do!
e ELECTRIC STEAM RADIATOR?
i, From Mrs. NJ. c., Washington
I have rather large room to hea
e and have been using two-burne
= kerosene heater, which now has
e be replaced.
v If an electric radiator would ar
q sWer the purpose, it would be clear
er to use. Before buying, woul
like to hear from someone WI
has had experience with this tyr
of heater.
g ATTENTION, PLEASE!
We haze been Overwhelmed
O ,Dith responses to the request OF
!, Mrs. E. r. j., Washington, for a
A copy OF Drunlnond's "The Great
: est Thing in the World" for her
y Grandmother. We haze tOr10drd-
e ed copies Of the booklet to Mrs. j.,
v tooether NTH letters offering
more copies-but the number has
o been so great that it lUiH be i'm
possible for Mrs. J. to Gckno1Gl-
d edqe oil OF them. Therefore. she
Il asks us to thank you, one and all,
n for her and on behalf OF her
g grandmother, 1Oho is most appre-
It ciatiue of your great interest and
= generosity,
II Where names and addresses
Is accompanied surplus copies, NE
e are returning them to the send
erS. If sent anonymously, zoe are
D. keeping them in our files in case
u the o,Uners 1Dish to claim hem'
d The response to this request typi-