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4.o4 French Envoy to Visit City on February 18 France-America ciety Will Give Banquet. Continued from page 13, column 6.1 Neckline Has Two Versions Sophisticated Recipes Employ Crisp Carrots Vegetable Invades Even Cocktail Parties. DINNER Baked 1-Tarn Loaf Pineapple Sauce Scalloped Potatoes and Carrots Rolls Butter Jellied Cherry and Apple Salad Chocolate Pudding Coffee Tomorrow' Mehu BREAKFAST Grapefruit Hot Cereal Top Milk Cinnamon Toast Canadian Bacon Coffee Milk LUNCH Spanish Omelet Head Lettuce Thousand Island Dressing Bread Butter Spiced Apple Sauce Doughnut Balls Tea Milk "Speeding Up" Child's Routine a Bad Practice BY GLADYS HUNTINGTON BEVANS Are you having trouble with your baby's or little boy'S or girl's eating habits? Is his or her sleeping schedule, for night or nap, shot to pieces? Does his toileting seem to be a total failure. Do you feel, on the whole, a sense of inadequacy in the way you are handling his routines? Does it seem that you are getting no results? Or, worse, does it seem as though you are getting bad resultssuch as crying, and resisting, and stubbornness for all your effort at training? Naturally there are various reasons why you may be unsuccessful, but just now there are two that I know you would do well to consider. The, first is the matter of praise and blame, and pleasantness and unpleasantness.

The baby's and the little child's happiness depend greatly upon youyour praise and pleasantness are something they love and try to win. If their sleep, their eating, and their toileting are associated with pleasantness. if their efforts are rewarded with praise. you are on the road to success. Blame and disapproval are disconcerting and discouraging to them, and are often the chief obstacle to success.

The other reason for your lack of results in training may be because these routines are for the baby associated with rush and hurry, and the impatience which follows in their train. The sense of ease and repose that comes with a leisurely, quiet handling of routines paves the way for success and for actual pleasure in the doing. And this applies to all the routinesto eating, to bathing, to getting' ready for nap, and night sleep, to dressing, and to tolleting. Hurry!" is a devastating word to use to a young child. Try out these two suggestions and see if they don't help a lot.

EConyriztit: 1935: By Chicairo TribuneN. Y. News Syndicate, Inc. Wifh New Dayfime Skirts Shorter, Ankles Musf Be Trim Skirt lengths: Ten to eleven Inches off the floor for daytime wear. Evening frocks show a front shortening with a considerable glimpse of ankle.

This Is the latest hemline news, which means a lot to us in this other branch of pictorial appeal, leg and ankle interviews, just to see what shape the nether limbs have been assuming behind the longer skirt Ten and eleven Inches from the ground is quite an uplift, providing quite a peepshow area for 'em as peeps at ankles, as who doesn't? And the signs all point to an appreciable further up-trend of the hemline. So our business is to be ready with the slender leg and ankle when the moment arrives. The truth is that the moment Is always with us for a good leg and ankle showing. Long skirt or not, when one sits the picture is marred or beautified by the ankle trend. Incidentally, in the interests of sitting prettier and making the legs more pictorial, when you cross your knees, which you'll do even though Dame Grundy argues nice little girls do not do it, don't cross them below the knees.

Cross them, instead, well above the knee. It makes a great deal of difference in the way the skirt drapes and allows for the down slant of the lug. It also keeps your under knee from bulging the calf of the other leg forward and making it look thicker than It actually may be. The idea is to let both legs drop down easily in the same direction. Not, as so often happens, letting one leg fly out wide in an ungainly criss-cross, Better not CONQUERING CONTRACT By P.

HAL SMS IIIMS BY ANTOINETTE DONNELLY. cross the ankles. It makes them look thicker. Thinning legs and ankles is no easy job. It takes much more time than thinning a waist or hipline.

But here's an exercise I happen to know worked wonders on a thickish pair of legs and ankles: Take an erect position; raise the right leg extended to the front knee high, arms to the front Rotate the right leg te the rear, moving the arms to the sides horizontally, palms up. Recover and repeat with the other leg. Do fifty times a day, twenty-five at a time. (Copyright: 1935: By Chicago TribuneN. Y.

News Syndicate. Inc. Illinae Club Party Will Aid Student Loan Fund West side members of the Chicago linm club will give a benefit bridge party Saturday afternoon at the Blue Parrot Patio in Oak Park. Alice A. Royston, 179 North Elmwood avenue, Oak Park, is chairman of the party.

The Chicago Il linm club is an organization of women graduates and ex-students from the University of Illinois. Proceeds from the party will be con. tributed to the loan fund for junior and senior women at the university. OCEAN STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS. Arrived.

At. From. Exochorda Marseilles New York President Grant Shanghai Seattle Aorangi Auckland Vancouver Vulcanis Algiers New York Washington New York Sailed. From. For.

Aquitania Cherbourg Now York Pres. McKinley Shanghai Seattle Champlain Havre New York Pres. New York Rex Naples New York c. I A FRIEND IN NEED BY SALLY JOY BROWN. Asks for "Little Colonel" Books.

4 From charity hospital comes a re quest from a girl of 13 who is suffer. ing from tuberculosis. She has little or no reading matter and is eager to secure copies of the Little Colonel series Or other suitable books. There are a number of young girls in the ward, and they've made an effort to brighten their quarters with plants and a small aquarium. They would appreciate a rack for their ferns if any reader has one of which to dispose.

Horner and D. F. Kelly Will Address Jewish Charities The welfare situation 35 years ago when the Jewish Charities of Chicago was founded will be contrasted with that of the present day at the annual meeting of the charities Sunday evening in the Standard club. Gov. Horner, D.

F. Kelly, president of the Catholic Charities, and Edward L. Ryerson president of the Community fund and the Council of Social Agencies, will be the speakers. Sol Kline, president of the Jewish charities, will present his annual report. as well as Samuel A.

Goldsmith, executive director. CHICAGO DATIA? TRIlltINE. THURSDAY. JANUARY 24 1935- French Envoy I 0 1 isticated "Speding Up" i if New "Dayfime Skirts Neckline Has Two Versions Soph A FRIEND IN NEED BY SALLY JOY BROWN. Recipes Employ Child's Routine- shorter, Ankles, Must, Be Trim 1 to Visit City Asks for "Little Colonel" Books.

ri. is a easa arrots BY GLADYS HUNTINGTON BEVANS BY ANTOINETTE DONNELLY. a Bad Practice quest from a girl of 13 who is su charity hospital comes a re. on February 18 (- rp ing frem tuberculosis. She has little 1 1 e6)51eis- Are you having trouble with your Skirt lengths: Ten to eleven Inches cross the ankles.

It makes them look or no reading matter and is eager to thicker. off the floor for daytime wear. Eve- secure copies of the Little Colonel 'to Vegetable Invades Even baby's or little boy'S or girl's eating Thinning legs and ankles is no easy e----. France-America ci ety 7 vtAc. ::.::::::::.:::..::...,:,::::::::::::1:......

ning frocks show a frent shortening series or other suitable boos. habits? Is his or her sleeping sched job. It takes much more time than aquarium. They would with Thi a considerable glimpse of ankle. thinning a waist or hipline.

But here's There are a number of young girls in Cocktail Parties. ule, for night or nap, shot to pieces? is the latest hemline news, an exercise I happen to know worked Will Give Banquet. "A Does his toileting seem to be a total to brighten their quarters with plants the ward, and they've made an effort 1 VsiTks hich means a lot to us in this other wonders on a thickish pair of legs and and a email fai lure. Do you feel on the whole branch of pletOrial appeal, leg and ankles: Take an erect position; raise pp a reciate a rack for their ferns if any 0 .0 -s e. a a sense of inadequacy in the way you ankle Interviews.

just to SW the right leg extended to the front reader has one of which to dispose. are handling his routines? Does it shape the nether limbs have been as. knee high, arms to the front Rotate Continued front page 13, column 6.1 lch' 4'. ..,50:1.: tf.11.;:d. TOMOTTOW9S Meltil seem that you are getting no results? suming behind the longer skirt Ten the right leg te the rear, moving the cer -64.

ease: eReeci '4 BREAKFAST Or worse does it seem as though and eleven Inches from the ground is arms to the sides horizontally, palms 1.V t. Grapefruit you are getting bad resultssuch as quite an uplift providing quite a peep- up. Recover and repeat with the show area for 'em as peeps at ankles, other leg. Do fifty times a day, twen. esc7sed.k.

ti Hot Cereal Top Milk crying, and resisting and stubborn- Horner and D. F. Kelly Will 2..... 6. Cinnamon Toast as who doesn't? And the signs all ty- five aNt.

ya. me Address Inc.3 point to an appreciable further up- (Copyright: 1935: By Chicago Tribune- a 410. Canadian Bacon The ase a ,8. .46 Le. 4.

ness for all your effort at training? ---e- trend of the hemline when the Jewish Charities of Chicago 400r (,:.,....::::::::: Spanish offee Milk Naturally there are various reasons utnhdee dp al 0 .....1 1 LUNCH why you may be unsuccessful, but just So our business is to be ready with i Omelet now there are two that I know you the slender leg and ankle when the I linae Club Party Will ycoanttrathsteedanwnuith sieclinhtabredi at 4, a Head Lettuce lo Thousand Island Dressing would do well to consider. moment arrives The truth is that The first is the matter of praise the moment Is always with us for a Aid Student Loan Fund charities Sunday eve- ning in the Standard club. Gov meeting of thrwee that of qtasaiiksi, Catholic Charities, and Edward L. Horner, D. P.

Kelly president of the Bread Butter and blame, and pleasantness and un- good leg and ankle showing. Long West side members of the Chicago XX' 4 7 P. ili, 4. .3 Spiced Apple Sauce pleasantness. The baby's and the skirt or not when one sits the plc- Illinm club will give a benefit bridge 4 sesseasseassases 0,1, Ota f.i.

J.0 ,..0.1, .0.,, Doughnut Balls little child's happiness depend greatly ture is marred or beautified by the party Saturday afternoon at the Blue munitv fund and the Council of Social Ryerson president of the Corn Tea Milk upon youyour praise and pleasant- ankle trend. Parrot Patio in Oak Pk. th 1 if ness are something they love and try Incidentally ar Alice A Kine president of the Jewish chari In the interests of sit. Royston, 179 North Elmwood avenue l- Agencies, will be spea ers. DINNER to win.

If their sleep, their eating, and ting prettier and making the legs more ties, will present his annual report, Oak Park, is chairman of the party. 'I; eaiisea; eip. se 16 Baked Ham Loaf Pineapple Sauce their toileting are associated with pictorial you cross your knees as well as Samuel A Goldsmith ex when e- el, a gm e. sax Nz saaa.2.2.-a.2:::::::::...essas Scalloped Potatoes and Carrots pleasantness. if their efforts are re- which you II do even though Dame The Chicago Illin club is an oranize- ecutive director.

a t's I .2.. essa! Rolls Butter warded with praise. you are on the Grundy argues nice little girls do not tion of women graduates and ex-stu Jellied Cherry and Apple Salad road to success Blame and disap- do it, don't cross them be low the dents from the University of Illinois sass asesassasseaS: sae 8 se oss is ss Proceeds from the party will be con s.s.s...:.:.2:; s.2:-.....:::::::.:..::::..::....:........:...: .1 Chocolate Pudding proval are disconcerting and discour- knees. Cross them, instead, well above 1::.::.:.:: :5,1 Coffee aging to them, and are often the chief the knee. It makes a great deal of tributed to the loan fund for junior and senior women at the university.

7: 6 '--'1 a' ob.6:1 obstacle to success. difference in the way the skirt drapes OCEAN STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS. ialip iiield allows for the down slant of the oa The other for your lack of -c ..0. s.s.... IA results in training may be because S.

--0- Washington At. Exoehorda From. Marseilles New York zi- si a President Grant. Shanghai Seattle i S.7 4 7 0 t. 1 these routines are for the baby asso- It also keeps your under knee from elated with rush and hurry, and the bulging the calf of the other leg for mpatience which follows in their ward and making it look thicker than Aorangi Auckland Vancouver 3.: ..1 ticli.

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From. For. -7 4 o.6 IP .00 10; ,1 it' 1000 a that comes with a leisurely quiet han let st (s-sX-X-Sal- A uitanis both legs drop down easily in the New York Cherbourg P- Pres. McKinley Shanghai Seattle A a-a. nes paves the ay for same direction Not as so often hap- C.

toez0. tiling of routi Champlain Havre New York 'I-. .1 0. a 4-fl. 4-0 success and for actual pleasure in the pens, letting one leg fly out wide in Pres.

New York i 6 ...0 0:1,, es 0.0... e. I doing. And this applies to all the an ungainly criss-cross Better not Rex Naples York s. coo.

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to dressine, and to oiletine. Hurryl -se CONQUERING CONTRACT --Tc0': .4,7 6,6.14 is a devastating word to use to a te. 1, young child. )6- 1(' By P. HAL.

SMS Try out these two suggestions and si r. ite 'se. see if they don't help a lot. ..6:..: z. -'-'-'iii ea 4 6 0 Tribune Copyright: 1935: By Chica-- Y.

News Syndicate. Inc. Are You BLO :1 0 4 '-E. SP" errAlttongyntrtetitinmealibmpptric) 4 of Are, SION --i 0 BR '''N'E' i 1 Candies That Are' Fun to Make," a booklet containing 28 candy recipes, is. on sale at the Tribune Public Service offices.

I Souih Dearborn street and Tribune Tower, for 3 cents. By mail, 5 cents, stamps or coin. Address mail requests to Mary Meade, Chicago Tribune. BY MARY MEADE. There's a standing argument out our way as to whether we eat golden bodied, green tufted carrots because Or in spite of the fact that they're good for us.

Personally rm betting on No. 2 as the reason, for there's a streak of cussedness in most mortals which gets up its Irish when that healthy chorus of so good for you" breaks out. We want to munch our carrots because we like 'em, not because they'll curl our hair or turn us into hard swatting ball players. So let's slant a tolerant eye at the quantities of vitamins and minerals healthily from carrots and trot them out to the folks because they're grand things in color, flavor, and crunchincsaand because there's just no limit to the number of smart new dresses they can find to wear at the table. Candies That Are-Fun to Make," a booklet containing 28 candy recipes, ie on sale at The Tribune Public Seri- ice offices.

I South Dearborn street end Tribune Tower. for 3 cents. By mail 5 cents, stamps or coin. Address mail requests to Mary Meade Chi cago Tribune. BY MARY MEADE.

There a st ..0 's sdises areurnent out our ay as to whether we eat golden bodied, green tufted carrots because or in spite of the fact that they're good for Personally rm betting on No. 2 as the reason, for there, a hich gets up its Irish when that streak of cussedness in most mortals healthy chorus of so good for you" breaks out. We want to munch our carrote because we like 'em, not be they'll curl our hair or turn us cause into hard swatting ball players i So let's slant a tolerant eye at the quantities of vitamins ins and minerals glowing healthily from carrots and trot thm out to the folks because ard's Mother, Mrs. David E. Forgan, at 203 Lake Shore drive.

Miss Hope Leonard, a debutante of ths last season, will be her sister's only attendant. There will be a reception for those who have wit. nessed the se-vice, and then Mr. Elting and his striking' blonde bride will burry of on a week's honeymoon, the destination of which is unannounced. Upon their return they will make their horn, in a.

small apartment on the sear north side. Mr. Leonard arrived from the east yesterday afternoon for a dinner last night at -IMP Forgan borne, at which the engagement of Miss Leonard and Mr. Elting was to have been formally announced. News of the betrothal, however, was broken yesterday.

-Peau to and personality combine to make Miss laamard one of the most popular young women in society. A year ago last Dee. no she was presented to society ot an elaborate ball the Blackstone. SI. Luke's Board Re-elects Mrs.

Gary. Mrs. John IV. Gary was reelected vesi4ent of the women's board of St. Luke's hospital at the annual meeting at the hospital yesterday.

Most of the officers were rrelected except the third vire president and the corresponding secretary, whose places were filled 'hy Mrs. Edward J. Ryerson Jr. and Miss Harriet Borland, respectiT ell'. Mrs.

'Nva lrer B. Wolf, first vice president; airs. Watson Armour. second lire president: Mrs. PlaroM Smith, treasurer, and Mrs.

Edwin ay. Ryerson, corresponding secretary, all were reelected. Escause she wants to spend the major part of today resting, Mary Garden has declined the kindnesses of friends who want to meet her at 14 o'clock this morning when she arrives from New York. She will hurry off to the Drake where she has taken a. suite and stay quietly until late afternoon when she will go to the Arts club for the tea the president and directors are giving for her.

Also in keeping with her desire to be as quiet as possible she has been 111. in New Yorkl, she has declined invitations for this evening and tomorrow. After her Debussy concert tomorrow 'night at the Casino, however, she will be receiving the onthusiastio good wishes of all of her friends who will fill the fashionable little club to hear her sing. Gorhams Leave Tonight for Florida. Sidney S.

Gorham Jr. will be an absent host tomorrow evening at the buffet dinner the North Side Boys' club is to have at the Racquet club. Mr. Gorham has made all of the arrangements, but he is leaving tonight with Mrs. Gorham and his mother and father, the senior Sidney S.

Gorhams, for a Florida holiday. The Gorhams are going to the Boca Raton club at Boca Raton, :15 miles south of Palm Beach. where they wintered a year or two ago. In another week or so the Gorhams' younger son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Willett N. Gorham, expect to join them. The senior Gorhams expect to remain south for most of the rest of the winter. ard's mother, Mrs. David IL Forgan, at Lake Shore drive.

Miss Hope Leonard, a debutante of ths last season, will be her sister's only attendant There will be a reception for tlsose who have wit nessed the se -vice, and then Mr Elt. ing and his striking' blonde bride will berrv of on a week's honeymoon, the destination of which is unannounced. Upon their return they will make their hom In sills II apartment on the near porth side. Mr. Leonard arrivrd ll't1111 east yesterda a ftsr noon for a dinner last isht a i 1 he Forga borne, at which the engagement of Leonard an Elting was to ha been formallY announced.

News of the betrothal, however. was broken yesterday. -Feass combine to Tr ease: it semard one of the most popular young women in society. A. year last Dec.

Se she was pre- eel-lied to society an elaborate hall et, the Blackstone. St. Luke's Board rs. Gary. Mrs.

John IV. Gary was board of St vesi4ent at tbs women 3 Luke's hospital at the annual Ineev lea tes eesaitel s-esterday. -Most Fre except e' the' l'fricers the third -vice nresiclent end the cor- idine sscretare, whose Place on were trial hy Mn a Edward J. Byers ea miss Harriet Borland, resPec" tkv elY. At.rs 'Walt cr B.

Wolf, first viCe president; .1 -A IV a str I ikt.1,4. SP Collo 1 lc pre stdc11- Herem us ernith. I tPa surer, and Mrs. Ede, in a'N''. leyerson, correspondin all were reelected 'Because elle wants to spend i he tajor part ot today resting, Mary ri Garden has declined the kindnesses of who want to meet her at 14 2654 7 4 There's a glorious new come-back for your hair, just discovered by Procter Gamble IS THIS A TRAGEDY or: A FARCE? For today's hand we must again thank Mr.

Robert Neville: I cut it out from his daily feature, Te Bridge Table." in the New York Herald-Tribune. I reproduce it with the letter which also appeared in the Tribune. I must express my admiration for T. D. good humor and sense of humor in converting this quite unnecessary catastrophe into a source of entertainment and instruction for the rest of us.

Counteracting Largish Scores. Dear Mr. NevilleIf unusual hands interest you, have a look at this one, which nearly gave me, sitting South, acute appendicitis two nights ago. The situation was aggravated because the hand came at the end of a hard fought rubber, both sides vulnerable, with my partner and I needing a slam to counteract some largish scores above the line. My partner bid in a rosy haze, staring hypnotized at her hand, and I with a sense of impending doom: IS THIS A TRAGEDY or: A FARCE? For today's hand we must again thank Mr.

Robert Neville; I cut it out from his daily feature, Yee Bridge Table in the New York Herald-Trib- une I reproduce it with the letter I tt which also appeared in the Tribune. I must express my admiration for T. D. good humor and sense 's of humor in converting this 'suite WOMAN'S DRESS. shown today Li a charming dress that may bc made with a deep neck, the closing ending in a surplice.

If you prefer, the dress may be made with a cape collar. This ripples beautifully and is certain to be becoming. The original model was made of a rough crepe printed in black and white. A dress of this kind will freshen your winter wardrobe and prove a perfect frock for spring. The pattern, No.

2654, comes in sizes 36, 33, 40, 42, 44, 46, 4S, and 50 inches bust measure. rene bid, despite their singleton ace in the North position. The hand has five definite losers. If your partner has a queen and a jack or their equivalent, you wish to play at three-notrumps. If he has not even these feeble values, the hand is a bad game speculation.

If he can bid any suit except diamonds, you will slam in his suit. The actual bidding would go: Two no-trumps, three diamonds only because it is a six-card suit, three hearts, three no-trumps, pass. When North does not rebid to slam or pre. pare a slam development by bidding four diamonds to coax some constructive response, South knows that his diamond suit has not hit the spot at all and that North is signing off at the game level He has made one further movea plea for raise in hearts in case South has four of them. Failing that, South has no justification for rebidding diamonds and thereby driving the bidding beyond three no trumps.

Game in no trumps is made only because one suit is evenly splitclubs. Rather a lucky hand in three no trumps. Had South had one less diamond he would have had to pass. There would then be a far greater risk of the opposition running four diamond tricks after knocking out the ace. Give South .1 10 in diamonds and he will respond to two no trumps, and the risk in the diamond suit will no longer exist.

Change North's queen of hearts to a smaller card, and one club would be a good opening bid to coax a oneover-one response. The hand will then need a purely natural response for game purposes. (Conyright, by Public LeUzer.1 bid, despite their singleton ace in the North position. The hand has live definite losers. If your partner has a queen and a jack or their equiva- lent you wish to play at three no- trumps If he ha not even the se feeble values, the hand is a bad game speculation.

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LISTEN TO Tem JACK RANDOLPH SonsationaiNewSinger EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT at 10W A la NORTH A A-K-8-5 A-K-Q-5 A 4 A-K-5-4 Name No. and street State City WEST EAST A Q-10-7-4 A J-9-6-3 2 J-10-9-6-3 K-J-7-6-4 elts 9 A 8-6-3 SOUTH in alternate layers In a buttered casserole, sprinkling each layer with portions of the salt and sugar. Over the top scatter the grated lemon rind and the lemon juice. Dot with the butter and bake In a moderately hot oven (375 degrees until the apples are tenderabout thirty minutes. One day what you humorously call your better half will call half an hour before dinner to suggest that the boss would like a good meal and could you! Reply sweetly that you couldand hustle this topping-off course Into the oven.

No boss ever drew breath who won't capitulate at the sight of a perfect dessert: IVIlo le NVIleat Carrot Pudding. I cup milk 4 slices whole wheat bread 11:4 cups ground raw carrots 1 cup raisins cup sugar 1 egg, separated teaspoon salt 2 cups whole wheat cereal fakes 1 tablespoon butter Break up the bread and soak in the milk. Add the carrots, raisins, sugar, beaten egg yolk, salt, and cereal flakes. Beat the egg white until stiff and fold it in. Melt the butter in a baking dish, pour in the pudding, and bake in a moderately hot oven (380 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.

Serve with the following Golden Sauce: Golden Sauce. 1,1 cup flour 1 cup sugar teaspoon salt 11; cups boiling water 3 tablespoons finely grated raw carrot :3 tablespoons orange Juice 2 tablespoons lemon juice cup butter Combine the flour, sugar, salt, and boiling water In the top of a double boiler, stirring over boiling water until thick and clear. Add the remaining ingredients and continue cooking gently until ready to serve. Copyright: 1935: By The Chicago Tribune. Famous St.

Olaf Choir Starts Tour of Midwest The famous St. Olaf Lutheran choir of Northfield, passed through Chicago yesterday for Grand Rapids, 'where it will start its tour of ten states, giving concerts In principal cities in the middle west and the east. The choir will give a concert in Orchestra hall here on Feb. 13. F.

Menus Christiansen is director. i alternate layers In a buttered cas- a serole, sprinkling each layer with por dons of the salt and sugar. Over the top scatter the grated lemon rind and the lemon juice. Dot with the butter as and bake In a moderately hot oven A 2 8-7-4 10-9-8-5-3-2 ey, 10-7-2 I The Stage Ai-- Whatyou've ntA er beard of mixing grated crisp raw carrot with French dressing or mayonnaise for a vegetable or fish salad? Tut! Wangle the thought into a meal soon before it gcts lost. And soup making girls have likewise discovered that raw carrot.

grated over the top of cream soup, makes a gay color and texture contrast. Even the most sophisticated cocktail parties are airing raw carrots these days. They come in long, cool strips sprinkled with salt and laid cordwood fashion on a plate ringed with nippy hot toasted cheese canapes. Or cook up your carrots, dice them daintily, and add them to hot mashed potatoes. Sink a pat of butter in the top and pile it all into a piping serving dish.

if it's to be oven cooked potatoes for today scoop out the fluffy insides of the uncapped baked potatoes, blend with a little hot milk. butter, and diced cooked carrots. and pile back into the potato shells. Brown in the Oven and serve. All sorts of surprising things can happen to carrots at supper or lunch.

Scallop them with white sauce and a sprinkling of cheeseor serve up sliced cooked carrots topped with poached eggs. if they're medium or large ones leave the scrubbed skins on and bake them around a roast. Cooked and riced carrots with lots of salt, pepper, and butter turn up as most pleasant substitutes for potatoes. Apples seem to have a suppressed desire to step out with carrots. Had you noticed it? This following casserole affair will thank you to serve it with rolypoly fried sausages or ground pork cakes: Carrot and Apple Casserole.

2 cups sliced cooked carrots 1 cup raw sliced apples 1 teaspoon salt 11,1 tablespoons brown 14 war teaspoon grated lernon rind 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 tablespoons butter Arrange the carrot and apple slices ww.IL Quilt Shares in Current Favor of Daffodil Blossont AMUSEMENTS. The bidding: West Past. Pass. L7. AST 4 TIMES- MAT.

SAT. HARRIS Pass. Pass. Double. Double.

DENNIS KING EMPIRE ROOM Palmer House Pass. Pass. 4 no trump. ti no trump. In Mark Reed's Rollicking Comedy North hearts.

spades. East Pass. Pass. Pass. Pass.

Pass. South2 no trump. 5 diamonds. 4 diamonds. Pass.

CHICAGO'S FINEST DINNER-SUPPER CLUB, PRESENTING AMERICA'S MOST OUTSTANDING FLOOR SHOWS 7 diamonds. Pass. Shaindel Kalish, the young Chicago actress whose performance in Girls in Uniform," was highly praised last spring, will have the leading Sixteen," a comedy which Charles K. Freeman will produce in the Blackstone theater, beginning Feb. 17.

The play is of English authorship, and has had a long run in London. Others in the cast will be Regina Wallace. last seen here in Counsellorat-Law Noel Tearle, who has played leading roles with Ethel BarryinOre; Constance Pelissier, an English character actress of prominence; Wallace Widdecombe and Judith Lowry. Merrily We Roll Along," an outstanding hit of the dramatic season in New York, will begin a month's engagement at the Grand Opera house on March 18. George S.

Kaufman and Moss Hart are the authors. The play vilI end its Broadway run of four months on Feb. 9, and then will start on tour with the original company. 7.: 4: i T. fi i i i 1 I 1 1 f3r1; 4.6: e.

0 I 0 0 0 IL" 0 4 4 4 7. rr 9 4 0 '41ot 4 4 4 1 0 .4 with PETTICOAT FEVER NEXT MON. IAN. 28 Seats Now ABBEY THEATRE PLAYERS In Boisterous Comedies and 'thrilling Dramas REPERTORY FIRST WEEK Mon. Eve.George Shiels "THE NEW GOSSOON" Meg.

Eve.Lennox Robinson's. "THE FAR-OFF HILLS" Wed. Mat.Lennox Robluson's "THE WHITEHEADED BOY" Wed. Thurs. O'Casey's "THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS" Fri.

Eve.Bernard Duffel; "THE COINER" and J. M. Syna-e's "THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD" Sat. NEW GOSSOON" Sat. O'Casev's "JLTNO ANT) THE PAYCOCW" Mats.

tax Mon Jan. '213. and Jan. 29BENEFIT LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY HOSPITAL TED WEEIMS' Celebrated Music If I had had so much as a queen, no-trump would have been all right. But whatever I bid my partner was determined on slam.

What a tragedy! Sincerely, T. D. W. The Good Old Two-No-trump Strain-taker. Here again Sims players would make an abnormal two-no-trump DINNER $2.50 No toter charge.

Minimum charges Dinner $2.511 Sapper 82.0( Sat-, Sort. and Dol.Sapper 62-50) LUNCHEON DANCING E-ery Satordar, 1 to 4 phis UM 6:11 ORCHESTRA HALL CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Frederick Sto Director Frederick Stock Director I 11 RV vs '4 I Daffodils. BY NANCY CABOT. Daffodils are appearing not only on our best and most smartly appointed tables, but in our loveliest patchwork quilts, as well. The soft yellow and light and dark green colors, appliqued on a white ground, create a gay and cheerful atmosphere for any room on even the dart est of days.

The completed quilt requires twenty-eight applique and twenty-eight plain blocks. Patterns of this quilt design are 5 cents, stamps or coin. Address Nancy Cabot, Chicago Tribune, or call at one of the Tribune Public Service offices, One South Dearborn street and Tribune Tower. Judgment Day," a drama by Elmer Rice telling a story that parallels incidents of the Berlin Reichstag fire and subsequent trial of arson suspects, will be staged by the Little Theater company at the Jewish People's institute next month. Performances will be given on Feb.

14, 16, and every night during the following two weeks except Fridays. C. C. I Tonight at 8:15 Tomorrow at 2:15 GUEST CONDUCTOR SIR HAMILTON HARTY MOZART DIVERTIMENTO No. 17; DELIUS "IN A SUMMER BERLOIZ DEAD MARCH from BERLOIZ OV.

"BEATRICE AND BRAHMS SYM. No. 4. Denis Sullivan to Stay in Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Denis E. Sullivan Jr. (Betty Offieldi are having such a. wonderful time in Miami where they spent their first wedding anniversary last Thursday that they will remain In the south for another two weeks.

Mrs. George F. Getz will go south Sunday to join her husband on father's houseboat. She and young Mr. Getz will fish to their heart's content for three weeks.

Mrs. Sullivan's parents, the James R. Melds, are going to Phoenix where they will visit her mother, Mrs. WilLam Wrigley, for a few weeks. Next month Mr.

and Mrs. ()Meld and Wrigley will go to Mexico on a tour of exploration. It is possible that young Wrigley Ofneld will join his parents and grandmother in Mexico for his Easter vacation from prep school. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Field and Mr. Field's brother, Norman Field of England, who has been visiting them, have left for the Field estate at Sarasota, Fla. It is uncertain just how much longer Normal Field will remain in this country, but it will be warm weather here before his sister-in-law and brother return to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.

T. Clifford Rodman, the Fields' daughter and son-in-law, will go south later to spend several weeks at Sarasota. Junior League Changes Theaters. Because Dennis King has written a new third act for his play current at the Harris theater and is rehersing every morning, the Junior leaguers have moved to Cohan's Grand Opera house. There on Saturday morning they will give their first performance of "Snow White." Mrs.

Robert White adds that tickets issued for the Harris will be honored at the opera house. The Rev. Duncan Browne, the Rev. Herbert Prince and Rev. and Mrs.

a Ashley Gerhard will be present at noon today in the Palmer House to hear Father Frederick H. Sill of the gent school speak on life at the school. Father Sill, headmaster of the school which is located in Kent, is a member of the Episcopal Order of the Holy Cross. Re is noted for the creation and successful conduct of the unusual self-help and self-government for which Kent is noted. In addition to being a scholar, he is also a sports.

man, and coach of the first and second crews. II rt 14 11 I TONIGHT 8 1 5 ERLANGER gi1: Next Pop. Mat. Sat SEATS BEST 4:9 9I1 MAX GORDON Presents 14ELIC Direct from Europe 65 FRENCH BEAUTIES Two Great Dante Bands TOM GUILIN Al. PIERCE NO COVER CHARGE it Ii: lc AN' BID i' li '4 -A BERGB3159.

,4:: A 3131ELID pAttlisil 4 Direct from 4 tl: Europe Two Great Dance 65 FRENCH It, BEAUTIES Bands NO TAOLM PIERCE ccHOAVREGRE (A WELCOME DISCOVERY) ROBERT Church Federation to Hold Annual Meeting Monday The annual meeting of the Chicago Church federation, the cooperative agency of 19 Protestant denominations and 850 churches, will be held next Monday morning in the ballroom of the Hotel La Salle. Dr. Cleland B. McAfee, former national moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly, who is now secretary of the board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian church xvill be the principal speaker. MUSICAL COMEDY HIT By JEROME KERN and OTTO HARBACH 83e to 3.30.

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