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Slb sotoied nEDoiii jSp, fo Ca ll Tq 1 1 muncw n. i ayior. 0 Club Was Rivhitaxs! ti like a gay holiday i CSudztmaa time, no less fMfif wnf" ff iTif? nr 'id things to eat and, alia, ita ratsnanhnona ftie deep, beanteoua mystery cf Hia birth dawns np ij and we sing His PJiv ifl meninesa came when ncrna tooted, balloons bub 'overhead, hands struck in thuadsrous applause sti of tii tMtimoniAl honor of Loendi's nresi i JR. L. Vann.

It was in KaufmaTmV dining room Fri A scene unforgettablel JTwo hundred guests ilionor to an honorable one! Dressed to the taste of i stin velvets. braeada! I me ramptuous banquet was of plenty! spread VI, ''that was the Ah! That ia when my i the honorable and the honored bear the torch of sijshness ad crown the whole with glory! It was a Ctime; a gracious time! (e sat electrified! Tkcn. the merriment broke loose again as if disgruntled being chained for a serious moment: and far into luizht'. i I Hear a Utde llort? (All right, then! life is sweet and when one receives roses of Hude during one's life time it is perfection. And 5 were plentiful they heaped them upon the Big 'tf until he seemed, overcome under the debris of frag jt thought and appTwaatkm Irst em cee William E.

then Jared E. Alter, Loendi's secretary At Julian Rainey of Boston Representative Hobson Tiolds of Philadelphis telegrams and messages of Wtulatory significance from men of state and nation, a New York, Phfladelphia, Chicago, Charleston, W.Va., Cl: xt.U.II. ttim'iMm 'imrf nllinap Ytm fin mi all Uf Loendi's prerident. Wish I had space to go into 5ib about them. i (Well, speech was not alL Jeanette Taylor, the aensa jl contralto, burst into song and brought down the iits of the guests.

"JJtwrehce Mellon, one of the most zing pianists of the day played marvelously. Young "a has a great future he is very modest and un rsg, but, oh, so taleUted! Wendell Stanton presented Mr. Vann with a set dubs, a gift of the Loendiflub and then the i responded! I have never heard him so eloquent. He isted upon the heads of his board of governors all of i credit for the club 's recent accomplishments. "These could not haVe been done without their cooperation, 'ik they gave liberally;" Those lauded were W.

H. Pat 30, W. A. Harris, Ira P. Lewis, Eugene Lewis, Henry E.

Jay, Dr. R. W. Taylor, Atty. I Joseph Givens, James iAtty.

Wendell Stanton, AttyJ Wilbur Douglass and Ul ill UCUIMi 1 1 was beginning to think the women weren't going to 1 1 word in edgewise when Mr. 1 Curtis called on the aing and lovely Missus Chief who practically ie the show" with her witty and timely remarks. Mrs. a (Gwen) Rainey and Mrs. Reynolds were presented.

girls, may I breaths s' woid about the gowns well, i Vann wore gold lame Vila breath taking creation! A Rainey, fuchsia, crepe with, metallic trim (she is so 37. too. and lawdv. she is not titian haired) Mrs. Jsi LynnX Reynolds, bUck and gold metallic wo; Eacn wore orcnioEL.

After the banquet the crowd hailed for Loendi grand! I chic, and visitors. Saturday, Hobson Reynolds ofPhfladelphia the Julian Raineys Soston, house guesta of the VannsVj Sunday the Vanns were hosts tol a dinner party; in their and the Lewis house guests and Mrs. W. J. and Miss Gwendolyn Hale, who came in from Nash Sunday morning to with the Vanns a few days.

I Sunday evening, the Eugene Lewises poured 'cocktails (the distinguished visitors Gene and Rachel's parties relaxes and enjoys and appreciates the warmth and aof their. hospitality. Ml Ipe Raineys and Reynolds left Sunday midnight for 1 Bat's what nrettv Larue Walker and William Franklin think. They trekked to Wellsburg, W. Oc and had the knot tied and now they are very it 128 Fifth avenue, Homestead Larue is one of tJt brilliant girls she is a grad of Pitt, Alpha Kappa Alpha and popular in the young set.

William is a Homestead boy, grad of Jtead Hi and Syracuse School of Embalming, New bow they will be very happy and I wish every lfood may come their way. i fa Choice Morsels. vVv 'i 'ry Anthonv PmTnT' nA Rivmond Jones have the uree well, sun! irs ternnci jj Mi the Christiana and the sinners so mixed up floor" V. U1 answer to a negiecteu pxmed wuxii arrived' town it is. just too.

too much! i Southern Club will give their PiThanlcsgiving Muriel and Marian Jones, charming Quaker City maidens. Sweetness doubled and redoubled suggested a mere male and we think he had something there! Photo by Mosely. to the social disease clinic at Falk Medical Center and now daddy of a big boy. Gee! Doc James Henry is also on that clinic staff. Hurrah for youth! The Nesbitts of Elizabeth, N.

who were here for the Stephen Pry or wedding, are great friends of the groom. He is big mortician in the Jersey town. The Subway Grill is the name of the Coobus Club's newest venture at their building on Center avenue right across from the Y.W.OA. Here's hoping Loendi members and their friends will be on hand for the club's "Blue Hour" Sunday at 4. Formal for the Ladies" is the unusual feature of the Pittsburgh Guardsmen's Autumn Ball, November 17, at the Mirador.

Well! Just what are the men going to wear sticky, dusty "every dayers" to spoil the girls nice evening dresses? What's wrong with this town? The Brooks sisters of Stanton Heights were hostesses to a swanky party Friday. Alberta in exotic black velvet and a new hair do; Tora in black and white. JULIA YOVm SESSOMSi FETED BY FRIENDS AT TALLAHASSEE i .1 TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 16. Mrs.

Julia Young Sessoms. a daughter of one of the former presidents of the Florida A. and M. college, N. B.

Young, was the guest of the college for a ten day period ending Nov. 7. Mrs. Sessoms arrived at the institution In time to be one of the 4,000 alumni who were here to see the homecoming game and to be afforded the opportunity to see many of her old friends and classmates who are living in the state. At the present time.

lira. Sessoms is located in Rocky Mount, K. wh.ra aha fa amnlaved as inter viewer in the colored division of the tats Employment Bureau. Besides the occasional meeting of friends and aseoclatee afforded her reeidence on the' campus in Jackson Davis Hall during her stay htre. icrs.

Sessoms wm the guest of honor at a social sponsored by the administration of the college in the lobby of the Hall oe: Wednesday, eveninr, November 1, whkh was attended by the of the faculty members of the college. Faculty members of her sorority, Delta Sigm Theta, sponsored a iiiM rid mmw far tr Ii ihi ii ml Tmmir Unit Di it eee as see aVa.iAAI as i lu 3 faxrTATrrm. aayt tne Zlst, at cottage inn. and is the Doc vy, at lob xaruexa niCAuio uu C' is bavin lcta cf luck. Jcrt nc2nU4 Newbro Ufg CO.

Dept. bridge party at Teachers College on Monday evening November this section of the country. I "Every soror displaying ardor and Delta spirit is spreading the news' to all affiliated aorors soliciting their help," Mrs. Bohannan said. Liberal contributions to local chapters to finance the plan is the aim of the Delta Round Up.

In order that the national project may be put forth. Deltas are asking each soror to give at least il. The movement Is nation wide and con COCOAXTJT FEB 14 cups pumpkins 3 4 cup sugar 1 4 teaspoon salt lhi teaspoons ginger 1 teaspoons cinnamon 1 4 teaspoon mace 1 4 teaspoon ground cloves 1 envelope Knox gelatine 1 4 cup cold water cup cream Mix pumpkin with one half the amount of sugar. Add spices, egg yolks, and cream. Stir until well blended.

Heat thoroughly In double boiler. Add gelatine which has Her sorors responsible for this af fair were? Mesdames Irene De Coursey, Slvelya Mance Kidd, Dorothy Holmes, Mai Norwood. Gla dys Anderson and Misses Maude Watkinev Beatrice Fleming. Neris aa lyee Brokenburr. Basle Curt right and Charlotte John saw.

They were, accompanied by thetr es coiis After an evening spent in gameei thb' undergraduate ptedgeee ponred cocoa and served sandwiches. Sessoms was aecompaoied on this trip by her flve year old son, Billy. 1 utM't sum cam SMSES. raaer itbv Lm rie rnt! Crtrtaj. Rev Uiei Ctetktas.

seat Pttt Care. FAIRMOUNT CO. IS9 mttXTM Bet. Mr Vwft wo EiipsriniGnte tor Lis Diion My Child TO 3 out of 5 inothors knowing how foolish it to experiment or coretentty dose deCcata tiomochs use ffus horno opproved exttr nal poutticeHvapor traatweuil to rnve) distress of colds. 1 1 IHJ2N a cold makes your chOi fed "iniscrable, aU staficd up causes inusciilMsomiKsaccrffifiws tioa in the upper bronchial tubes or tpjmin of coujjhinj' let the experl ence of other mothers' help yoa to relieve the distress.

Here's what yoa dot At bedtime, rub the cfnld'g throat, chest and hack with Vfcks VapoRub. And see what morning bringsl ctx 2 ran a csce. Almost 'mrmedU tdy VapoRub Ideal for Children give additional information or you may write to the Library Committee. 1100 Mount Olivet road, N.I. Washington.

D. press conference was held after the regular meeting of the Alpha Sigma Chapter of Delta. Sigma Theta Sorority which met Saturday evening November 4, at the home of Doris Scheafer, 423 W. 14th street, in this city. The following officers: were installed: Dorothy Hendrickson.

president; Escobe S. Posey, vice president; Dorothy Sheaf e. treasurer; Dorothy Holmes, corresponding Myrtle Jarmon, recording secretary; Florence D. Bohanan, made for attending the recital of Dorothy Maynor, soprano, at Town Boss' Secrets 'Bout Good Things To Eat By BESSIE JL GANT DEAR FRIENDS Some more good holiday recipes for homemakers. I want you to try this "glorified" pumpkin pie recipe.

Also the Christmas pudding: PUMPKIN CHIFFON been dissolved in the cold water. Mix well and remove from fire. When partly cool fold in well heat en egg whites to which the rest of the sugar has been added. Pour in baked pie shelL Cover with sweetened whipped cream. Sprinkle 3 tablespoons of grated epeoaout over tre top.

OLD ENGLISH XMAS PUDDIXQ 4 cup sifted cake "flour 1M teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 3 teaspoon mace 1 3 teaspoon cloves hi pound seeded raisins 1 4 pound dried currants 1 4 poung figs, chopped 2 ouncee citron, chopped 1 cup chopped English walnuts hi cup fine bread crumbs 1 cup hot milk 1 4 cup autr senarated hi pound fresh ground starts stimulating like a good old fashioned fiowftice. And, at the same time, pica sing hcjpfuimrriirinai vapors are reieesed by body heat and breathed direct into the cotd inttated sir I Then Car horns this pooltke vapor action eontinaea, It invites refreshing sleep. And whm you see how it relieves distress yoa will understand why Vicks VapoRub is a ftainily standby tn 3 out CC names. WHY TAKSNEErXJSSQtANCES! Just as Good for Adnts TOT ill TSCATUCUTS seVMrga Wii imwhiw YOU fcwf MM MtWM4lM." THillCMl nfiiflmHin )n1 WfM, Mefc0yeiiiltltJ tMfci I ml Buel Co, 109 W. Chicago Avenue, Dept.

3l, Cbicago. III. CHICAGO. Nov. Is.

Echoes of tht NatiomJ Coarentioa of Iota Phi Xjtmbda sorority ounding throujboat Um country as Soror Henrietta. Bjrrd. Omlcron chaptar. "Stw Tork, aloetod to th nawty offic. national director of education, formulate plana which will be a challenge, not only to the membere of her owa Project Will licet An Educational and Need ter eranixationi aa well.

Entirely Neglected ia North hi cup apple aauce Mix and aift flour. aalt and NEW YORK, KOV. 16. TWO million people in State aplcee. SUr in fruit.

Soak cnirnba of North Carolina who are entirely without public library i la milk 5 minutes. ruyar into r.niTifiM will KArvfKl in TVltn Sio ma Thft. aornritv' i weU beaten egr yolka and add auel m.x. TrVAnn r.i aoaked rumba. Add to Hour new.

nauooai project tee owrkMyniun mixture. Add apple sauce and nuti uejsoaanaa. joor Mix well. Fold in stiffly beatan naSat of Alpha Sisma Chapter, worthwhile Mrs. Bo whit Turn int rA vi New Tork.

told newspaper report era Saturday at, a preae conference following the chapter regular meeting at the residence of Doris Scheafer. in 146th street. The Deltas national project Is Just a library on wheels, she said. "We are going to pile a truck full of ftsa books and dis tribute them through the small towns of the good old North State. Guided to a large extent by sug gestions of teachers and Jeaaaes supervisors in the selection of ready material, the project' planned will meet an educational and cultural need entirely neglected in hanan concJaded.

mnMmp tni tm iu T1 4. 'hours. Serve with hard sauce. Serves 12. HARD SAUCE hi sup butter 2 3 teaspoon nutmeg 1 1 3 teaspoons brandy 2 cups powdered sugar.

Cream butter, add sugar. Add nutmeg and brandy gradually. PORCUPINE MEAT BALLS hi cup well washed uncooked rice 1 pound ground beef IVi teaspoons salt 1 4 teaspoon' pepper 2 tablespoons minced onion 2 cups tomato soup Combine rice, meat, salt, pepper, i onion and 4 tablespoons soup. Mix sergeantt arm. Others present! 1 were: Marian Scott.

Naomi Rich ardson, Mark Kirk. Sylvia Fink soup. Bake, covered. 1H ley, Carrie Powell. Irma Allen and hourwin moderate oven.

Cover Essie Robeson, who recently re removed during last 15 oi oajtuix aeairea tributions by unaffiliated sorors Hall. November 19. Miss Maynor are being accepted. 'was the recipient of the $1,000 "Adequate funds are needed to i Scholarship Award at the Grand establish this service on a sound i Convention last August. Id.

Be sure and include several of Bess' Cook Books In your holiday gift selection. The recipes (450 of them) are different from those appearing In this column. Write Mrs. Gant. Box 4600.

Pittsburgh, and enclose SL25. ktany weak. run down womtn are a circle. Their undernourishment often leads to what is called functional dysmea rrhes and. its symptoms headaches, nervousness, irritability, intermittent cramp like pains from which many women suffer.

Surest way to break the vicious circle is by building strength and energy, 0 in mi All .7 Mrs. William T. Duckatt; irt before her marriage to Wflli: T. Duckett of" Denvar, Ce: Wedneaday. Nov.

a was II Rebecca Gordon, one of. I Louis most popular, beautiou and proprietor of the 'Lovt Lady Beauty Shop in the pies Finance budding. 6d qtHi: was the ceremony petforr: that closest friends ware aware of the incident until attended a surprise wedding a. nouncement party that 'alf The couple will reside at 1. Windsor place, St.

Louis. Wit by Young. F.r thitWell DrmxiUcU STERLING HAIR FOT.T'C Large Jars, It aad 25 cants. Made of choicest ingrediax. not gummy.

Mall your order. STERLING COSMrTICa 81 East Street. rtttsborgh, X. Build Way To Relieve Women's CI which so many find may be 'C with the help of CARDLL It 1 'ulates appetite, aids digestion thus helps In this "build up' physical reslttahea. Women report that, if taken just beT during "the time.

CART lessens the pain and discomfort the period. (Adv.) with caro and fjrocrsinj just, thb ifcht touch nscina co mucH The way yoa mtew Ttyyxm cakti'ia amazing; difference la your parsons! Lefryoirf.V mirror tell you. Giva yotr tboiflaUarisar aid of Black and new Ulsftextere Tizi: Powder. Tie ytry iid ci ilU prsrdir 11 i ita tpadal ainoothnesn and kcXtrcs: i ll wilV LrJ tifoHy witK ytjuy complexion, ad it is lor tlLr tj well aa.closasin2, r.Gct r'cr lT: r.Ii 1 iw der today and gits your eorrrzicxevtrr.c 1 ia lerelineisfcIitrtre tZ'i Fox a parf ectr. cnti2aiot, tss tticti 'zzTXTUZ Ya lshinx Cream as a powder tsix lArr tZs.

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