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Evening star., 1948-05-26
Leslie Biffles
Hosts at Party

The Director of the Policy Com
mittee of the Senate Minority and
Mrs. Leslie Biffle were hosts at a
cocktail party early last evening,
entertaining at the Shoreham. The
festivity marked the birthday ami
versary of the hostess, although it
was kept a secret until the party
was well under iay. Friends OF the
Biff1es are mosoly in official circles,
especially the Senate, and the large
number who called yesterday were
from that group.
The Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Snyder and the Attorney
General and Mrs. Clark were there
The chief of the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation, Mr.. j. Edgar Hoover,
and the Chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee and
Mrs. ]. Harold McGrath were 9TH
ers in the large company. Off1cials
also included the Assistant to the
President and Mrs. John r. Steel
man and the Special Counsel to
the President and Mrs. Clark Cliff
ford, and a number from the dip
lomatic corps and resident Capital
society completed the company.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
|Voteless League
Elects Officers at
|AnuuaI Meeting

The Voteless District League OF
Women Voters elected partial
slate OF officers and adopted pro-
gram of action for the coming year
at its annual meeting held yester-
day in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV.
Faced with the uncertainty over
the outcome Of congressional action
on the Auchincloss bill for home
rule for the District, the league
adopted alternate lines of action
with respect to its position on local
government.
In the event home-rule legislation
is passed, the group decided to
launch a program which would in
clude getting out the vote and edu-
eating District citizens on their
civic rights and responsibilities.
Mrs. John c. McClintock, CO.
chairman Of the District Affairs
Committee, also said it would be
the leagues job to get good people
to run for Office" If home rule is put
into effect To this end, she recon-
mended that the league draw up
qualifications for candidates and
submit questionnaires to potential
candidates in order to learn their
views on current issues.
If the Auchincloss bill does not
pass league members agreed their
duties should include attendance at
meetings of Government agencies
and the Board Of Education and
continuance of the leagues job OF
community education in citizen re-
sponsibility.
With respect to national issues,
the local league adopted the pro-
gram approved by the National
League of Women Voters at its
recent annual convention in Grand
Rapids, Mich. The national league
voted ito work for United States
policies directed toward an enduring
world peace, supported by a strong
United Nations and made possible
by sound domestic economy"
The slate presented by the NOM
mating Committee, which included
two new officers and four new direc-
tors to the board, was unanimously
adopted.
Mrs. Earle v. Simrell was elected
first vice president and Mrs. Ste
phen Burke, secretary, each to serve
tWo-year terms. Elected for three
year terms on the board were Mrs
Maurice Goodman, Mrs. William
kaufman and Mrs. Dalton B. Myers
Mrs. Walter Tobriner was elected
to fill an unexpired one-year term
Mrs. JohnsF. Thomas, who has
completed only one year of her two
year term as president, presided at
the meeting yesterday.
A Nominating Committee to pre-
sent next years slate Of officers
was also elected. The committee
includes Mrs. James N. Clarke
chairman; Mrs. Irving Gumbel and
Mrs. Thomas Street.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
Miss Car0He Woods
ENGAGED to Wed

Mrs. Arthur Woods announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Carolie Woods, to 1t. Valen-
tine Hollingsworth, jr., U. S. M. c.,
son of Mrs. Valentine Hollingsworth
and the late Mr.. Hollingsworth of
Boston and York Harbor, Me-, and
the nephew of Mrs. F. Louis Slade
of New York.
Miss Woods is the daughter of
the late Col. Arthur Woods and is
the granddaughter of Mrs. Morgan
Hamilton of New York and Mr..
William Pierson Hamilton of Bar
Harbor and Santa Barbara, Calf,
and of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
w. Woods of Boston.
Miss Woods was graduated from
Scripps College in 1947, and has
since been doing postgraduate work
at the Pennsylvania Academy of
Fine Arts.
Mr.. Hollingsworth, after gradual
ing from Groton, enlisted in the
Marine Corps, with which he has
served for six years.
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|WeIc0me-Back Fete
|Gipen in Garden
By Van S1Vinderens

1t was q smiling hostess who
greeted her guests yesterday at the
garden party given by Mr.. and Mime.
r. de Marees van Swinderen In
honor of their son n-in-law and
daughter, the British Minister and
Mrs. Hoyer Millar. Nine. van Swim
deren, stunning in a light print
dress and high pearl collar, could
hardly believe her luck when the
threat of the skies didn't mate
|rialize.
Prominent Capitalites in both
diplomatic and residential circles
gathered at the lovely estate on
Massachusetts, avenue to welcome
Mrs. Hoyer Millar back to Wash
|ington. The Bishop of Washington
and Mrs. Angus Dun were there,
the former Swedish Minister and
Nine. Bostrom, who are visiting IN
the Capital; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman, Mrs. Gilbert Hitchcock
and Mrs. Mason Gulick, who was
having a word with Mrs. Alex B.
Legare and Mr.. Thomas Bell
Sweeney.
The Hon. and Mrs. Edward w. C..
Russell. Lord and Lady Jellicoe, Ad-
miral Sir Henry Ruthven Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fales and
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Julian Gasco-
igne were among the group stand
ing on the lawn where Mrs. Hoyer
Millar, smart in a Dior white back
ground print, was greeting old
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
roll Glover were there, of course,
helping to assist; Mr.. Glover is
Nine. van Swinderen's brother. And
fresh from a days trip were the
Swedish Counselor and Nine. de
Aminoff, who had gone to Whining
ton yesterday morning to take part
in the memorial services of the
oldest Swedish church in the coun-
try and to greet their Archbishop
Erling Eidem, who came to this
country for the 250th anniversary.
Mrs and Mrs. Charles Carroll
Morgan arrived in evening clothes
as did Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Ghee, who were going on to a din
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewey,
Mrs. Chip" Bohlen, that hadsome
young Netherlands Embassy cou-
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schiff, and
Mrs. William Breese were also on
hand, the latter very pretty in a
lavender dress and perky green
straw with a lavender veil.
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McCorkle-Smitb Engagement
Am0ng Several Ann0zlnced

L. Shanahan, jr., of Swampscott
Mass.
The wedding will take place Sep
tember in Hartford.
Gerber-Ters0f
Mrs. David LASER has announced
the engagement of her daughter
Miss Karen Gerber, to Mr.. Abra-
ham Tersoff of Brooklyn, the we'd
ding to take place June 20.
CI0dfelfer-Co0ter
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Clod-
felter announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Nora Lee Clod-
fel.er, to Mr.. William Dewey Cooper
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper
Evening star., 1948-05-26

The honor guest last evening at
the Argentine Embassy is extremely
impressed with the United States of
America. The War Minister of the
Republic of Argentina, Gen. Sosa
Molina, thinks Washington looks
like a garden. There are SO many
flowers and trees, he said, it is
city to live in!
The General and his wife, who
now are staying at the Blair-Lee
House, said that the hospitality was
exquisite and the food was excellent.
1t is very lovely home, he added.
The General leaves today for an
inspection of military installations
and private industries. He will return
to Washington on June 4. The next
day he will go to New York and
from there will leave by boat for his
homeland.
The visitor, who is on his first
trip to the United States, is very
impressed with this country. He said
that he has found the people very
nice and most hospitable.
The Charge d'Affaires and Nine.
Drago were hosts at this delightful
affair. They received the guests,
with the honor guests, at the head
Of the grand stairway, along with
Col. J. B. Medaris, United States
Military Aide to the War Minister:
the Military Attache of the Argen-
tine Embassy and Sonora de Lutero.
Gen. Carlos Urdapilleta, and the
Counselor of the Argentine Embassy
and Sonora de Quiros.
There were lavish buffets in the
ballroom and dining room. Lobster,
turkey and salads were in abundance.
The drawing rooms and foyers were
filled with flowers.
Those who left early missed a
wonderful treat. Without a warning,
the hosts introduced Senorita Dorita
Norby and Senor Eduardo Rayo.
These artists entertained the de-
lighted and responsive guests with
a variety of native Argentine songs.
There was still large group present
when the entertainers moved into
the smaller drawing room to con-
tinue their most interesting program.
Among the guests at this cele-
bration in honor of Argentina's
national holiday were the Chief of
Naval Operations and Mrs Lewis E.
Denfeld, the Chief Ceremonial OFF,
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Miss Anne Martin
To Marry JAne |

Miss Anne Martin and Capt. Ed
ward McIver, British Army. have
selected June l as the date for their
wedding. The ceremony will take
place at the Naval Communications
Annex Chapel at 4 o'clock.
Miss Martins sister, Mrs. Ray
mond Edward Thayer, has come
from Hawaii to be her matron OF
honor. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Carolyn Wilkes, cousin of Capt
McIver; Mrs. Harry Andrews, Miss
Annette Roberts and Miss Joanne
Day OF Short Hills, N. j. Squadron
Leader J. N. Stacey. D. r. c., will
be best man for the bridegroom
elect, and the ushers will be Maj
w. B. E. Brown, M. c.; Maj. Michael
Hornsby, D. S. o.; Maj. Joseph
Smith and 1t. Sterling Boiling.
Evening star., 1948-05-26

A blunt warning that the inten-
tions of the Russians regarding
peace must be evaluated mot from
what they say but from what they
do" was voiced by Secretary of the
Army Kenneth C. Royal in an ad-
dress yesterday before the Political
Study Club.
Mr.. Royal, who spoke on the de-
fense program in relation to peace
said he doesn't believe that war Is
imminent "as long as we are able
to meet it."
He cautioned, however. that lone
nation and its satellite countries"
recognizes nothing but force and the
ability of a nation to exert force.
Citing statistics to show that Rus
sia is spending about % per cent
of her national income for military
purposes-or about four times as
much as this country-Mr. Royal
said it is pertinent to ask whether
these expenditures are for defense
or possible aggression.
Until the Russians have shown
not by words but by action, that
their intentions are peaceful, this
country is forced to believe that II
Finust be reasonably prepared" he
ccntended.
Mr.. Royal, who addressed the
clubs annual breakfast at the May
flower Hotel, told members that oul
military program cannot succeed II
it transcends what the American
people think is reasonable.
I'VE do not want to militarizs
America" he declared. Nothing
would be finer than a condition
that would justify reduction in oul
armed forces. But we mustn't leave
this country without defenses thai
are recognized by the world.
I'VE must protect our peace" hi
added, "and the decision on oul
defense program must be made by
groups like this"
The Army Secretary listed hi!
four requisites for peace as fair
ness, firmness, fire power and faith
And he was applauded loudly wher
he said that "f1rmness by prepared.
ness gives notice to the world thai
we are able to protect ourselves
The breakfast program also IN.
cluded q brief greeting from former
Empress Zita of Austria, who was
an honor guest.
II wish to extend to each Of you
my very best wishes and congratu.
lations on being able to live in the
free, wonderful country Of Amer.
ica," the former Empress declared
| Mrs. Theophilous John Morgan
president of the club, presided al
the breakfast, and Mr.. Royal was
presented by Mrs. Erland H. He'd.
rick, program chairman.
The musical entertainment, which
Evening star., 1948-05-26
Benefit Dance

A dance for the benefit Of the
scholarship fund for gifted children
Of displaced persons will be held at
$50 o'clock tonight at the Wash
ington National Airport. The affair
will be sponsored by the Women's
American ORT, which is the Or
ganization for Rehabilitation
through Training.
The entertainment will include
hula and acrobatic dance numbers
Mrs. Edward Schwartz Is in charge
Of reservations.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
Sorority Dinner

Miss Frances Ballard, retiring
president of :Nu Chapter OF Beta
Sigma Phi. was presented with q
jeweled gavel at dinner given last
night at the Good Earth Restaurant
in honor of the chapters pledges
and rushees. The presentation was
made by the new president, Miss
Ann Miller.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
PartiesCanceUed

Due to the illness Of Mrs.
George w. Bean the parties that
had been planned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bean for Saturday and
Sunday have been cancelled.
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MOTHERS DAY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Blumen-
schein entertained with a Moth
er's Day dinner at 6 o'clock,
Sunday, May 9. Those present
were:
Mrs. Elizabeth Blumenschein,
Mrs. Minnie Hauser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Rausch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Blumenschein, Rev. and
Mrs. L. j. Rausch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hauser, Ann, Gene and
Ned Blumenschein, Donald and
Jim Hauser, Melva, Mary, Lois,
Paul, Leon, Carl, Lillian and
Phyllis Rausch and Reuben Lunz.
During the evening, Rev. and
Mrs. Rausch announced the ap-
preaching marriage of their
daughter, Phyllis, to Reuben
Lunz on June 20 at Ais o'clock,
at Wapakoneta.
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Group III

Group III of the Women's As
sociation met Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. L. G.. Bru-
baker. Mrs. H. E. Stricken was
the assistant hostess. Devotions
were presented by Mrs. Willis
Shearer and "Outreach' articles
were reviewed by Miss nellie
PearSe.
Thirteen members were pres
ent to enjoy the program and the
social hour which followed, when
the hostesses served delicious re-
freshments. Those present were,
Mrs. Tom Gaumer, Mrs. Joe Lentz,
Mrs. Ralph Leu, Miss nellie
Pearse, Miss Phyllis Pearse, Mrs.
Robert Peoples, Mrs. Andrew
Rau, Mrs. John Dutro, Mrs. John
Shearer, Mrs. Roger Sillars, Mrs.
Donald Euverard, Mrs. Shearer,
Mrs. Stricken and Mrs. Brubaker,
the hostesses.
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Club Calendar
lhursdaY:

5n1fSQ0Ts
4 ". F. w Auxiliary weekly card
PARTY. V. F. w. Hall, 8 o'clock
American Legion Auxiliary,
Memorial building, 8 o'clock.
Bridgette club, Springfield din
ner meeting. Mrs. Joe Myers
hostess for play.
). Advisory Councils % and 26
Leesburg Grange.
New Dover Grange.
Evening group, Trinity Mis-
sionary, Parish House, o'clock.
Friday:
Advisory Councils l9, 23, and
"a.
Jackson Grange.
Trinity Junior Mission Band,
1880 p. m.
Saturday:
Afternoon Contract club, Miss
Phyllis Pearse hostess, one
o'clock dessert.
sunday:
= Nov Peter and John went up
together into the temple at the
home of prayer, being the
hour of prayer, being tn e
ninth hour. Acts. 81.
Monday:
Kiwanis, Dinner Bell.
Parents Teachers Association,
recreation room, 7:45 o'clock.
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3 3King's Daughters Circles Held
Mother, Guest Meetings This Week

ner preceded the program.
Each member responded to rob
call by introducing her guests
Also on the program were: pray
er, Mrs. Margaret Wrinkle; vocal
duet, Mrs. Monetta McCarty and
Miss Blanche Stinmel, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Aida Davis; short
talks by Mrs. Harold Bishop,
county president, Mrs. Clair
Thompson, City Union president,
nd Mrs. Alvi Graham, State
chairman, of Indian work; a
reading by Phyllis Hodges, COM
pleted the program, which closed
with the hymn, God Be With
You"
Committees in charge of the
affair were, decorations, Mrs.
Mildred Greeneisen, Mrs. Nellie
Thompson and Mrs. Phyllis An
drews; program, Mrs. Anna
Smith, Mrs. Helen DeHaven and
Mrs. Edith Andrews, Mrs. E. H.
Hatton is the circle leader.
The guest list included:
Miss Nora Stewart, Mrs. Jean
Sawyer, Mrs. Anna Taylor, Mrs.
Edith Mae Parrott, Mrs. Alice
Way, Mrs. Ella Renner, Mrs. En-
ma Patch, Mrs. Martha Rogers,
Mrs. Margaret Snodgrass, Mrs.
Bertha McCracken, Mrs. Carol
Hill, Mrs. Lillian Smart, Mrs.
Mary Turner, Mrs. Thelma De-
Wolfe, Mrs. Sarah O'Brien, Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs. Graham and Mrs.
Thompson.
Mrs. Amelia Raines, Mrs.
Barthena HERE, Mrs. Laura
Raines, Mrs. Edith Andrews, Miss
Phyllis Hodges, Mrs. R. E. Wag-
ner, Mrs. Don Euverard, Mrs.
Maxine Spring, Mrs. Jewell, Mrs
Maud Bush, Mrs. Alice Dodge,
Miss Gay Lanley, Mrs. Grace
Jones, Mrs. Fern Wrinkle, Mrs.
Hazel Meadow, and Mrs. Leota
Neil.
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Fined for Speeding

Charles Riggs was fined $40
and costs for speeding on f. 5th
st. by Mayor Kingsmore, Mon
day. He was arrested by Officer
Richard Simpson.
Howard S. Bartling forfeited
bond when he failed to appear
for hearing at the same time. He
was charged with speeding on
Route 33, by State patrolman
Graham Day.
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MrNrsTERINc CIRCLE

Ministering Circle Of The Kings
Daughters held its Mother and
Guest meeting Tuesday evening
at the Parish House. The 48
members and guests were seated
at attractively arranged tables
for the delicious dinner served by
the ladies of Trinity Lutheran
church. VioletS, spirea, and pur-
pie lilacs were used in profusion,
and tiny vases of violets and lii
lies of the valley were presented
each guest.
The Introduction of the guests
opened the program, with the
leader, Mrs. Gilbert Kierns CIV
ing the welcome, and Mrs. Har-
old Bishop, the response. Musical
numbers included a vocal solo,
by Mrs. Jennie Sherwood, ac-
companied by Mrs. Weldon Shaw,
and group singing.
The guest speaker, Mrs. B. O.
Skinner, gave an interesting lee
ture on Dolls of Every Land, !"
displaying a number of models.
The meeting closed with the Miz-
pah benediction.
Among the guests present
were Mrs. B. O. Skinner, Miss
Jennie Sherwood, Mrs. Ruth
Kreakbaum, Mrs. Henry Wood,
Mrs. Harold Bishop, Mrs. Laura
Weidman, Mrs Paul Gibson, Mrs.
Alice Evans, Mrs. Martha Spence,
Miss Eltha Graham, Mrs. Jaunita
Saum, Mrs. Emma Reading, Mrs.
c. R. Ballinger, Mrs. Alma Sta
ley, Miss Marilyn Shearer, Mrs.
l.. w. Shaw, Mrs. Leroy Burns,
Mrs. Edith Orahood, Mrs. o. A.
Wilgus, Mrs. Ed Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
Margaret Reed, Mrs. Martha Lee
Cooper, Mrs. Burl Belville, Mrs.
Mary Moder, Mrs. Delphine Cal
houn and Mrs. Mae Linn, of
Redwood.
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III III II
w. S. c. S. TO ELECT
OFFICERS WEDNESDAY

The meeting of the General
group of Women's Society of
Christian Service, next Wednes-
day at 2 o'clock, will follow the
luncheon at 1890 and executive
board meeting at l:30. The bust
ness will include election of Of
ficers, and there will be a guest
speaker for the program: Miss
Margarita Grassi, from Monti-
video, Uruguay, South America,
a graduate of w. S. e. S. school
there and now student at Ohio
Wesleyan. A playlet, "Hoopes,
Hobbies, and Slacks," will COM
plete the program. A good attend
ance is desired.
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Potato Salad

Potato Salad
4 hard cooked eggs
C. diced cooked potatoes
"a C. minced onion
2 C.. chopped celery
~ C. salad dressing
Salt and pepper
Cool, shell and chop eggs. Com
bine with onion, celery, potatoes,
and enough of the dressing to
moisten. Season with salt and
pepper to taste. Cover and store
in the refrigerator. When ready
to serve arrange in a bright col
ored kitchen bowl lined with let
tuce. Garnish with pepper rings.
Jiffy Chocolate Cake
! egg
n C. sour milk
- C. shortening
/ tsp. vanilla
IA C. cake flour
" c. cocoa
] C.. sugar
! tsp. baking soda
u tsp. salt
"a C. hot water
Put egg, milk, shortening, va
nilla in bowl. Sift into this mix
ture the sifted flour, cocoa, sugar,
baking soda, and salt. Add water
and beat mixture with a rotary
beater until smooth. Bake in 2
8-inch square cake pans which
have been lined with paper and
CREASED. Bake in a $50 degree
oven for 20 minutes, or until done.
Cool, then ice with your favorite
icing, or serve uniced.
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OAR. Elects
Officers Monday

Hannah Emerson Dustin chap
ter of the Daughters of American
Revolution, held its annual cleo
ton of officers at the meeting
Monday. The new officers, which
win be installed in June, are:
Regent, Mrs. Frank Smith; vice
regent, Mrs. William Coleman.
chaplain, Mrs. Ivan Southard; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Winfield
Behrens; corresponding secretary
Mrs. Robert Bowker; treasurer,
Mrs. Clair Thompson; registrar,
Mrs. Richard Cameron librarian,
Mrs. Burl Southland; historian,
Miss Bernice Thompson; flag
custodian, Mrs. Arthur Huffman;
parhamentarian, Mrs. Fr a n K
Beck; program committee, Mrs.
Kenneth Heker, one year, Mrs.
John Gray, two years, Mrs. Clar-
ence Hopes, three years; board
of management committee, Mrs.
Enos Bonham, one year, Mrs.
William Moore, two years and
Mrs. H. E. Frederick, three years.
Mrs. p. O. Robson and Mrs.
Robert Bowker gave an interest
ing report of the Continental
Congress, held in Washington,
which they attended. Mrs. Rob-
inson served as delegate and Miss
Martha Robinson as alternate,
while Mrs. Bowker, and Mrs.
James Robinson served as pages.
During the social hour, delici-
GUS refreshments were served by
the hostess and her assistants,
Mrs. Burl Southland, Mrs. Ivan
Southard, Mrs. Enos Bonham, and
Mrs. Frank Galloway.
-ll- -Il- IL
p. T. a. MONDAY
Regular meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association will be
held Monday evening in the rec
reation room of the high school,
at 7:45 o'clock. The new officers
will be installed, and musical
entertainment will be furnished
by The Little German Band. The
senior room mothers will have
charge of the social hour.
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By BETTY NEWTON

Make the teen-agers happy with
party that they can help to pre-
pare as we'll as enjoy. You will
find here some of the foods which
are "musts" at their parties. Since
the girls usually fix the food, it
must be easy to prepare and
serve. The kitchen is the favorite
spot for such gatherings.
Almost never does this group
want to sit around a table. They
prefer food that can be eaten
while they sit on the floor or
perch on arms of chairs. Just ar
range everything in the kitchen
and let each help himself. You
will find that bottled soft beve-
RACES, milk and hot cocoa are the
favorite drinks. Desserts are al
ways welcome, but not necessary.
just be sure there is plenty of
everything.
Beef Barbecue on Buns
Tbsp. fat
lh C. sliced onions
lbs. ground beef
II tsp. salt
" tsp. pepper
11h C. chill sauce or ketchup
Melt fat in skillet and brown
onions in it. Add meat, little at
a time, and stir until all meat is
brown and broken up. Then drain
off any fat. Add seasonings and
sauce. Simmer, uncovered, about
20 minutes. Serve on hot buns.
Makes IL servings.
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Beef Barbecue on Buns
BLACK HAWK CLUB

Black Hawk Club held its Ap-
ril meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. ANGEL Larcom with
Mrs. William Click and Anna
Stearns as assistant hostesses.
The meeting was in charge of
the vice-president, Mrs. Floyd
Philo, and the Scripture lesson
was read from Romans by Mrs.
Charles Liggett. Following the
business meeting, Mrs. Philo had
charge of some entertainment.
The prize package was received
by MIS-. Frank Reed and gifts
from their mystery friends were
received by Mrs. Paul Anderson,
Mrs. Ferd DeGood, Mrs. Frank
Reed, Mrs. Esther Thompson,
Mrs. Maxine Evans, Mrs. George
Beckiey, and Mrs. Leonard
Fogle. Mrs. Viron Larcom, of
Delaware and Mrs. Donald Lar
com were guests.
Members present were Mrs.
Frank Reed, Mrs. E. E. Beard,
Mrs. George Weaver, Mrs. Edwin
Manville, Mrs. Jean Evans, Mrs.
Charles Liggett, Mrs. Eugene
Amrine, Mrs. George Jolliff, Miss
Leila Crottinger, Mrs Richard
Retterer, Mrs. j. c. Rea, Mrs. j..
F. Whiteside, Mrs. Gerald Ander-
son, Mrs. w. T. Skinner, Mrs.
Floyd Philo, Mrs. Dallas Black,
Mrs. William Click, Mrs. F. c..
Johns, Mrs. Eden Ballard, Mrs.
Charles Andrews, Mrs, George
Graham, Mrs. Ida Fry. The next
meeting will be the third Thurs
day IN May at the home of Mrs.
John Bandy in Delaware.